Bring Seong Gi-hun (Squid Game) back and give him the ending he truly deserves!
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Maxim Schmitt
1 year ago
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Marco Keller
1 year ago
Absolutely
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Kevin Schneider
1 year ago
Gi-hun and baby should survive
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Tom
1 year ago
Bring back Gi Hun in the next episode or next season of Squid Game
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luisa
1 year ago
Let's gi hun be alive
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Lukas
1 year ago
Gi Hun doesn't deserve to die
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Marie
1 year ago
Gi Hun returns to Squid Game
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AidaD
1 year ago
Give Gi-hun the ending he deserves, and it's not death!
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Connie Pan
1 year ago
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What they did doesn't make sense, Gi-hun was Squid Game, without him it doesn't make sense. Bring him back please, Netflix can do anything. Do all the spinoffs you want, but give us back our Gi-hun.
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Jung Park
1 year ago
The ending of Squid Game season 3 has caused real emotional damage to real people. It’s not just about fiction or storytelling, it’s about the way this ending crushed those who saw Gi-hun as a symbol of survival, of broken people who still get up again. There was an earlier version planned where Gi-hun survives with the baby and that version would give people hope, healing, a sense that pain doesn’t always end in death. But instead we were shown something that felt not only brutal, but senseless. Some people have experienced depression, panic attacks and even suicidal thoughts because of what this ending represented. And yes, the suicide rate related to this series is rising and that is not speculation, it is fact. When stories become this powerful, creators have a responsibility. Not to give people a fairytale, but to care about how their work affects others. This is a plea for empathy, not fan service. For many of us, Gi-hun wasn’t just a character. He was the last thread holding us together.
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Mohammad Hasan
1 year ago
He didn't deserve to die
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Lee
1 year ago
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This wasn’t a bold twist, it was a decision that destroyed everything the series stood for. Gi-hun wasn’t just a character, he was the heart, the hope, the proof that even through trauma and fear, you don’t stop being human. His journey wasn’t meant to end with a cheap shock. Killing him right when he was fighting for something good wasn’t brave, it was cruel and deeply disrespectful. They didn’t just kill Gi-hun, they killed trust, hope, and connection. Many watched Squid Game because of him, for his humanity, his smile, his way of stumbling but still standing up. And now the message of that unlogical series: if you’re soft, if you help, if you love and fight, you deserve to die. What kind of message is that?
Absolutely
Gi-hun and baby should survive
Bring back Gi Hun in the next episode or next season of Squid Game
Let's gi hun be alive
Gi Hun doesn't deserve to die
Gi Hun returns to Squid Game
Give Gi-hun the ending he deserves, and it's not death!
What they did doesn't make sense, Gi-hun was Squid Game, without him it doesn't make sense. Bring him back please, Netflix can do anything. Do all the spinoffs you want, but give us back our Gi-hun.
The ending of Squid Game season 3 has caused real emotional damage to real people. It’s not just about fiction or storytelling, it’s about the way this ending crushed those who saw Gi-hun as a symbol of survival, of broken people who still get up again. There was an earlier version planned where Gi-hun survives with the baby and that version would give people hope, healing, a sense that pain doesn’t always end in death. But instead we were shown something that felt not only brutal, but senseless. Some people have experienced depression, panic attacks and even suicidal thoughts because of what this ending represented. And yes, the suicide rate related to this series is rising and that is not speculation, it is fact. When stories become this powerful, creators have a responsibility. Not to give people a fairytale, but to care about how their work affects others. This is a plea for empathy, not fan service. For many of us, Gi-hun wasn’t just a character. He was the last thread holding us together.
He didn't deserve to die
This wasn’t a bold twist, it was a decision that destroyed everything the series stood for. Gi-hun wasn’t just a character, he was the heart, the hope, the proof that even through trauma and fear, you don’t stop being human. His journey wasn’t meant to end with a cheap shock. Killing him right when he was fighting for something good wasn’t brave, it was cruel and deeply disrespectful. They didn’t just kill Gi-hun, they killed trust, hope, and connection. Many watched Squid Game because of him, for his humanity, his smile, his way of stumbling but still standing up. And now the message of that unlogical series: if you’re soft, if you help, if you love and fight, you deserve to die. What kind of message is that?