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Plymouth Argyle

**Bezmadanbaor University of Magic - Academic Profile**

**Prof. Plymouth Argyle**

Son of one of Bezmadanbaor's most esteemed daughters, Sutherlanda Argyle, Plymouth quickly rose up through the ranks of the BUM History and Archeology department, where he achieved his Undergraduate and Masters degrees (focusing primarily on the economic and social development of the races of the Ungermoth in his later years.) Although Prof. Argyle has masterfully used his understanding and analysis of artifacts and ancient records, he has shunned the brave and noble hunts for these relics. He instead opts for the comfortable warmth of his office and the university library where he can safely write his papers and hone his already famous lectures. Plymouth is happy to forgo the wealth and glory that his mother battled so bravely for for the just as worthwhile pursuit of academic excellence. He was tenured just last semester, filling the position left by the dearly missed Alberich Writeswell.

Notable publications:

* There and Tabaxi gain: The economics of the early Tabaxi people
* No place like Gnome: The impacts of Reservations on the Gnomish family unit
* Grape expectations: Kivanduil wine harvests 1550-1625 and their impacts on relations with Ungermoth
* The Kids are Crockwright: Tankard, Paternalism and "Dwarvish burden"
* Frankly, my dear…: Human altruism and the construction of the Armiste Dam
Chapter Twenty Six

## Highway to Hell (abridged)

##### Bjorstandag 32nd Biriskjur

The day after escaping the Parliamentary building with the transformed Yterpertinax and making a literal deal with the devil, The Fellowship headed out of Bezmadanbaor to reunite with Delg and Wilf at The Howling Bee.

Delg agreed to taxi the dragon back to Kivanduil, where he could safely seek sanctuary with the Royal Family there while he regained his strength, and the party offered to pay him for all he had done for them. Delg refused but, on the party’s insistence, acquiesced to letting them pay his tab, before departing with Wilf, Yterpertinax and the goats.

Before they could do so however, Fitz conversationally let slip the name Zariel, and before he could finish the word, The Fellowship found themselves in hell.

The Archduchess of Avernus sat on her throne before them. As Brandyr panicked about finding himself in the fiery depths of damnation, Zariel addressed the party of the ongoing war effort between Devils, Demons and the Blight, of the five-headed dragon-god holding the breach, and of the unknown secret weapon that could bring about a decisive victory for the Blight.

The Fellowship were given a handful of soul-coins and gained a glimpse of the lost and damned souls contained within as they took them. They were then shown to the workshop, where they were given their pick of Infernal War Machines. Booker helped himself to a single person Devil’s Ride, whilst the rest boarded a giant Demon Grinder; Nixe at the wheel, Fitz on one of the harpoon flingers, Brandyr manning the wrecking ball at the rear and Plymouth working the grinder on the front, from which the machine got its name.

Feeding the required souls into the engines of their respective machines, The Fellowship rode out to meet the forces of Hell.

Next: Chapter Twenty-Seven. Avenue to Avernus
Lee Young-hoo

*Lee Young-hoo may also refer to Player 436, a player with an identical name who won the 26th Squid Game.*

## Appearances

**Lee Young-hoo** (이영후 *I Yeong-hu*?), also known as **Player 001**, is a man who played in the 12th Squid Game in 1999. His player file is shown in the episode "A Fair World".

## History

Almost nothing is known about Lee Young-hoo's history, except for the fact that he held three different jobs over the course of his adult life and had no formal education listed on record. As of 1999, he was cohabiting with two other people, possibly his parents or other family members.

When he was contacted by Squid Game staff, Lee Young-hoo decided to enter a high-risk competition in order to win large amounts of money, becoming the very first person to join the 12th Squid Game.

### Fate

It is unclear what happened to Lee Young-hoo, as the 12th Squid Game was ultimately won by a player named Oh Jeong-nam. It can be assumed that he either died in the games or left them after voting to terminate.

## Trivia

* Lee Young-hoo shares his name with Player 436, a contestant who competed in and won the 26th Squid Game. It's possible, though extremely unlikely, that these two are the same person.
* While unconfirmed, according to his page on Namuwiki, Lee Young-hoo was born on January 5, 1955 in Gyeonggi-do. His mother Jeong Da-in and his father Lee Woo-seop, who later became a taxi driver, were 22 and 16 years old respectively at the time of his birth. Young-hoo attended Yeoil Industrial High School. He worked in technical positions at Today's Home Appliances for 4 years and Gold Market for 1 year before becoming the president of Hwarang PC. On May 12, 1990, he left his job due to a game addiction and received treatment in a mental hospital. He eventually received a business suspension and fines and became unemployed. His resident registration number is 550105-1171391 and he was living in Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul as of his participation in the games.

## Behind the scenes

Lee Young-hoo was portrayed by an unknown extra.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "A Fair World" (photo)

## References

1. ↑ In 1999, the age of majority in South Korea was 20 in international years. This would mean the participants in the 12th Squid Game were all born before or during 1979, assuming all of the players were adults.
Player 039

## Appearances

Player 039 was in heavy debt and chose to enter a high-risk competition to win money. After waking up in a large room with 455 other people, signed a contract and took his photo.

Later, everyone was taken to an open area with a creepy robot doll at the front. It was revealed that the game was Red Light, Green Light. When the doll turned around, everyone ran forward, with Player 250 and Player 324 ahead of everyone, but Player 324 wasn't able to stop in time before the doll turned around, causing him to be eliminated. Player 324 then slumped over.

Player 250, thinking Player 324 was putting up an act, ran to him and asked him to stop faking, until he noticed blood gushing from Player 324's head, causing him to recoil and try to run away, but the doll, who was still looking, detected him and shot him, splattering his blood all over Player 306, causing her to scream and be shot, causing everyone to panic. Player 039's movement was detected, and he was shot.

## Mistakes

Player 039 was also seen before the Special Round, watching 271's death.
Lee Jung-jae

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> *"I didn't expect this kind of success at all when I first boarded Squid Game as a project. But when I read the script, I understood that it contained elements that could resonate with everyone and work outside of Korea."*
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**Lee Jung-jae** (Korean: 이정재; born December 15, 1972) is a South Korean actor and former model, who has gained widespread international attention for his role as Seong Gi-hun, the main protagonist of Netflix's hit survival drama *Squid Game*. Although best known worldwide for Gi-hun role, Lee has been a well-known and popular actor in South Korea for several decades, appearing in numerous movies and shows.

He had found a core fanbase predominantly consisting of young women shortly after appearing in the nationally renowned commercials for Lotte Confectionery that year, which especially included the "Crunky" and "Ghanaian" ones. Remaining popular throughout the 1990s, other staples in his filmography were when he was given a supporting role in the classic TV drama *Sandglass* (1995) and a main role in *White Nights 3.98* (1998).

Later on however, his career would suffer major setbacks: sometime in the early-2000s, Lee became an alcoholic; he starred in box-office bombs during that decade (e.g. *Interview* and *Il mare* (2000), *Over the Rainbow* (2002); exceptions were the successful *Oh! Brothers* (2003) and *Typhoon* (2005)) as well as some unsuccessful TV shows like *Air City* (2007) and *Triple* (2009); and there was a lack of work he was being casted for. Consequently, he stayed out of the limelight during the period.

Beginning from the early-2010s, there was a massive resurgence after his portrayal as Hoon in the controversial 2010 Cannes-nominated erotic remake of thriller *The Housemaid*. His comeback would be proven greater with *The Thieves* (2012), *New World* and *The Face Reader* (2013), *Assassination* (2015), and the *Along with the Gods* franchise (2017-18). In addition, he has returned to doing television work. In 2021, he began one of his most famous roles; Seong Gi-hun in *Squid Game,* a role which has brought him worldwide popularity. He will reprise his role as Gi-hun in the upcoming second season of *Squid Game.*

## Notes

1. ↑ It was initially the second highest-grossing domestic film in South Korea.

## External links

* Facebook: officialljj
* Instagram: from\_jjlee
* Namu: Lee Jung-jae
Player 021

> *Try to remember. I need to get this right for you to live.*
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Player 021 was a contestant in the 33rd Squid Game in 2020.

## History

Player 021 was in heavy debt and chose to enter a high-risk competition to win money. After waking up in a large room with 455 other people, he signed a contract and took his photo. He managed to survive the first game, Red Light Green Light, after most of the contestants had been wiped out. Afterwards, like everyone else, he was shaken by the deaths of the contestants, when the prize money was finally revealed. A vote was held if the game should continue, but the majority voted no. However, those who were willing to return could, and he returned, along with most of the other players.

He managed to survive the second game, Sugar Honeycombs, and the third game, Tug of War, and beat his partner, Player 276, in the fourth game Marbles, and survived until the fifth game, Glass Stepping Stones. For the game, he chose the number 4, which meant he would be the fourth to go.

### Death

When it was his turn, he could not remember the pattern that the math teacher took, and so he asked the person behind him, Player 453, for help, but she also could not remember either. The 2 players behind her, Player 244 and Player 151 argued whether it was left or right. He decided to go left, and fell off the bridge.

## Behind the scenes

There is a continuity error where in Red Light, Green Light, another player can be seen wearing the 021 tag. The actual Player 021 was portrayed by Moon Byung-Joo.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Hell"
	+ "Gganbu"
	+ "VIPS"

## References

1. ↑ Assuming the remaining games all occurred on consecutive days after the Squid Games resumed, Glass Stepping Stones most likely took place on June 29, with the final game happening on June 30.
Number 28

> *Once we’re a team, we’ll be, uh…*
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**Number 28** was a guard and organ trafficker during the 33rd Squid Game.

## History

Number 28, like all other guards, conceals his face with a mask. He is a worker, meaning that his primary role is not containment of the contestants, but maintenance of the site's facilities. However, Number 28 is revealed to be corrupted by greed, and works with several other soldiers, as well as Player 111 - a former doctor - to traffic the organs of deceased contestants on the Chinese black market.

During "The Man with the Umbrella", he communicates via morse code with Worker Number 29, who is 'in' on the organ trafficking scheme, unaware that Hwang Jun-ho is in fact disguised as him and is spying.

In "A Fair World", Number 28 brings Jun-ho to the underground surgery room, and becomes suspicious of his erratic movements and apparent lack of knowledge of the operation. As the pair leave to transport the organs using diving equipment, Number 28 unsheathes a knife, ordering Jun-ho to remove his mask to prove his identity. Jun-ho complies, but draws his gun in the process, forcing Number 28 to surrender and remove his own mask.

Jun-ho demands information from Number 28 about the VIPs and the whereabouts of his brother, and Number 28 tells him that the information is stored in the penthouse, alongside lists of players. After pleading for his life, he is shot in the head and killed.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "The Man with the Umbrella"
	+ "Stick to the Team"
	+ "A Fair World"
Player 050

## Appearances

**Player 050** was a contestant who participated in the 33rd Squid Game in 2020, Is one of the 14 players who didn't return to squid game. He appears in the pilot episode Red Light, Green Light.

## History

Player 050 was in heavy debt and chose to enter a high-risk competition to win money, being picked up and sedated by Squid Game staff and taken to the island where the game takes place. After waking up in a large room with 455 other people, he signed a contract and took his photo. He managed to survive the first game, Red Light, Green Light.

## Fate

He was one of the 14 Players That Didn't return

## Mistakes

* Though Player 050 Didn't return to Squid game he was previously shown to have been eliminated in the initial chaos of Red Light, Green Light, as his player icon was one of many that were blacked out on the grid of portraits in the control room. This is most likely a mistake on the set designer's part.

## Behind the Scenes

Player 050 was portrayed by an Unknown Extra
The Horn and Antler

The Horn and Antler is one of two inns located in the mountain town of Rime, in the north of Ungermoth. Rooms can be procured for one gold piece a night. The Innkeeper is an extremely polite human named Katherine Welch.

The Inn's signage is a well worn wooden sign with the words "The Horn & Antler" carved between two wooden antlers. Inside is a large hall with a vaulted ceiling, the walls festooned with stuffed animals and mounted animal heads.
O Yeong-su

**O Yeong-su** is a South Korean actor who portrayed the elderly participant Oh Il-nam in the television series *Squid Game*. He began acting in theatre in 1967, and has, according to himself, appeared in over 200 productions. He later began acting in film and television, often portraying monks due to his experience with Buddhist plays. In 2021, he portrayed Oh Il-nam in the Netflix survival drama *Squid Game* gave rise to his worldwide popularity.
Netflix

**Netflix** is the Internet streaming service through which the television series *Squid Game* was released on September 17, 2021. Given that Squid Game is a Netflix original series, it is legally exclusively available on this streaming service.

The founders of this streaming service are Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph, and was founded on August 29, 1997, in Scotts Valley, California, U.S.

Description:

Netflix, Inc. is an American subscription streaming service and production company. Launched on August 29, 1997, it offers a library of films and television series through distribution deals as well as its own productions, known as Netflix Originals.
Kang Cheol

> *Wait. I don’t wanna stay here, okay? Where’s Mom? You said she would come soon, you told me that we’d be together. That I just had to wait a month.. All the kids told me you lied. They said I’d never leave and… they said I’d get abandoned here.*
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**Kang Cheol** (강철 *Gang Cheol*?) is the younger brother of Kang Sae-byeok.

## History

Kang Cheol is a ten-year-old boy who was left in an orphanage due to absences of his father and mother. His sister, Kang Sae-byeok, was unable to care for him due to participating in the Squid Game and being eliminated.

In 2021, Seong Gi-hun picks an eleven-year-old Cheol up at the orphanage and introduces himself as Sae-byeok's good friend. Cheol asks him if he knows where his sister is, but Gi-hun doesn't answer. Gi-hun brings Cheol to Sang-woo's mother so she can take care of him. By doing this, he fulfilled his promise to Sae-byeok to look after her loved ones. Currently Kang Cheol is being taken care of by Cho Sang-woo's mother.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Hell"
	+ "One Lucky Day"

## References

1. ↑ In Korea, 1 year is added to the person's age after birth, so if he is 10 during the 33rd Squid Game (according to "Front Man"), he was born in 2011 and will be 11 one year later.
Bae Dong-il

*Bae Don-il may also refer to Player 33, a player with an identical name who won the 25th Squid Game.*

## Appearances

**Bae Dong-il** (배동일 *Bae Dong-il*?), also known as **Player 002**, is a man who participated in the 12th Squid Game. His player file appears in the episode "A Fair World".

## History

Almost nothing is known about Bae Dong-il's background, except for the fact that he graduated from an unknown school and held two different jobs over the course of his adulthood. He was living with two unnamed individuals as of the time of his participation in the Squid Games.

After being contacted by Squid Game staff, Bae Dong-il decided to enter 12th Squid Game, becoming the first person to do so aside from Lee Young-hoo.

### Fate

It is presumed that Bae Dong-il either died playing the games or left permanently after a vote to terminate, as the 12th Squid Game was eventually won by a player named Oh Jeong-nam.

## Trivia

* Bae Dong-il shares his name with Player 33, the player who won the 25th Squid Game. It's possible, though extremely unlikely, that these two are the same person.
* According to his page on Namuwiki, Bae Dong-il was born around November 3, 1956. He held a transporation-related job for 4 years and then moved onto a second job where he worked for 14 years. He was unemployed at the time of his participation in the games and lived in Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do. None of this is confirmed, however.

## Behind the scenes

Bae Dong-il was portrayed by an unknown extra.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "A Fair World" (photo)

## References

1. ↑ In 1999, the age of majority in South Korea was 20 in international years. This would mean the participants in the 12th Squid Game were all born before or during 1979, assuming all of the players were adults.
Player 059

**Player 059** was a contestant in the 33rd Squid Game in 2020.

## History

Player 059 was in heavy debt and chose to enter a high-risk competition to win money. After waking up in a large room with 455 other people, she signed a contract and took her photo. She managed to survive the first game, Red Light Green Light, after most of the contestants had been wiped out. Afterwards, like everyone else, she was shaken by the deaths of the contestants, when the prize money was finally revealed. A vote was held if the game should continue, and the majority voted no. However, those who were willing to return could, and she returned, along with most of the other players.

She managed to survive the second game, Sugar Honeycombs.

## Fate

She was killed in Tug of War after losing to another team due to her pink icon going blank during Tug of War.

Player 059 and Player 349 icon’s are the same, it is possible they are related some how, they could be cousins.
List of Minor Players

A list of players that did not have major roles in the plot of Squid Game. Most of them are background characters, while others are minor characters. This list is broken down into separate pages for every 100 players in the game.

## List of Minor Players

* Players 002 to 099
* Players 100 to 199
* Players 200 to 299
* Players 300 to 399
* Players 400 to 455
Organ trafficking ring

The Organ Trafficking ring was an Organ Trafficking operation conducted by corrupted guards of the Squid Games to harvest organs and sell them on the black market. During the 33rd Squid Game, the operation was immediately put to a stop after it was revealed that they gave Byeong-gi information about the next games, which was against the rules.
Park Min-hyuk

## Appearances

**Park Min-hyuk** (박민혁 *Bag Min-hyeog*?), also known as **Player 131**, is a contestant who participated in the 28th Squid Game in 2015 alongside Hwang In-ho.

## History

Almost nothing is known about Park Min-hyuk's life, except for the fact that he attended an unknown school and graduated in February 1998, holding two different jobs during the course of his adult life. His mother, Kim Kyung-soon, was born at some point in the 1940s.

### Fate

While Park Min-hyuk's fate is never revealed, it can be assumed that he either died playing in the 28th Squid Game or left permanently following a majority vote to end it.

## Trivia

* According to his player file, Park Min-hyuk's resident registration number starts with "790421-11".

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "A Fair World" (name shown)

## References

1. ↑ The seventh digit of a person's resident registration number indicates their gender, with "1" signifying men born between 1900 and 1999.
2. ↑ In South Korea, the first six digits of a person's resident registration number signifies their birthday in the format YYMMDD. As such, Park Min-hyuk would've been born on April 21, 1979.
3. ↑ "A Fair World", 47:00
Player 026

## Appearances

**Player 026** was a contestant who participated in the 33rd Squid Game in 2020, being eliminated in the first game of the competition. He appears in the pilot episode Red Light, Green Light.

## History

Player 026 was in heavy debt and chose to enter a high-risk competition to win money. After waking up in a large room with 455 other people, he signed a contract and took his photo, proceeding to enter the first game, Red Light, Green Light.

## Death

After Player 078 got shot, Player 026 accidentaly moved, also getting shot.

## Behind the Scenes

Player 026 was portrayed by an unknown extra.
Player 054.

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Player 054 was in high debts, so he decided to enter the Squid Game, He woke up in a room with 455 other Players. He then signed his contract, took his photo and was then taken to the 1st game. He managed to survived the initial chaos and the 1st game itself. Like everyone else, he was shocked by the deaths of the Players. it is unknown what he voted. He returned to the game alongside 186 other Players because of the cash prize.

## Death:

He broke his Dalgona, causing him to be executed by one of the Guards.

## Mistakes:

Another Player 054 is seen trying to open the Doors during the initial chaos.

## Behind the Scenes:

Player 054 was portrayed by An Unknown Extra.
Chapter Twenty Eight

## The tooth, the whole tooth, and nothing but the tooth (abridged)

##### Bjorstandag 32nd Biriskjur

Having sustained substantial damage to their infernal machine, The Fellowship nestled in amongst the dunes of a desert so they could undertake some repairs. On approach they realised that the dunes were not made of sand, but billions-upon-billions of teeth. By this point however, they felt they had no other choice but to stop to repair the vehicle.

Smoke billowed from the furnace, blinding Nixe time and time again as he failed to repair the engine. Booker, on the other hand, was in his element, manifesting weapons and repairing the broken parts with gusto. Brandyr meanwhile, still somewhat apprehensive about being in literal Hell, used mending to fix what he could.

As night fell and the blood-red sky of Avernus fell took on the colour akin to rich wine, Plymouth spotted, amongst the teeth, a tall, thin man in a striped apron, a metal disc affixed to his forehead, a mask that covered his mouth and nose and a large leather chair with head and foot rests. The man beckoned Plymouth and gestured to the chair and, for unknown reasons, Plymouth decided to accept his invite.

As the bony dentist leaned over the professor, Fitz decided it was time to intervene; teleporting to his compatriot's side and teleporting him away. Enraged, the thin man let out an anguished howl as its bones began to break and contort as he shifted back into the monstrous form of a Death Slaad.

Next: Chapter Twenty-Nine. A Beacon of Hope in Hell
Player 015.

**Player 015** was a contestant in the 33rd Squid Game that occurred in 2020.

## History

Player 015 was in a heavy debt and chose to enter a high risk competition to win money, After waking up in a large room with 455 other people, she signed a contract and took her photo.

After 3 people died, it caused chaos. She managed to survive the initial chaos of Red Light and survived RLGL. After most of the contestants had been wiped out, Afterwards, like everyone else, she was shaken by the deaths of the contestants.

When the prize money was finally revealed, a vote was held if the game should continue. Voting is Unknown and the majority voted X. However, those who were willing to return could, she returned along with 186 other players, subsequently surviving Sugar Honeycombs.

### Death

Player 015 died in Special Game as she was killed by another player.

## Behind the scenes

Player 015 was portrayed by an unknown extra.

## References

1. ↑ Since the age of majority in South Korea is 19 in international years, all of the participants in the 33rd Squid Game were most likely born during or before June 2001, assuming the players and staff were all adults.
2. ↑ Assuming the remaining games all occurred on consecutive days after the Squid Games resumed, the Special Game most likely took place during the night between June 26 and 27, with the final game happening on June 30.
Managers

* Manager
* Symbol

## Appearances

> *Did you forget the rules? You do not speak unless your superior allows you to*
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**Managers** (symbolised by a ☐) are the ground leaders who act on behalf of the Front Man. They organise groups of guards in order to facilitate the effective running of the Games.

Managers are armed more modestly than their subordinates: they carry a Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolver.

## Role

These Managers are responsible for organising, monitoring, and (in some cases) enforcing the Games. This is done by giving orders to Soldiers, disciplining guards who step out of line, and making objective decisions on the spot.

Managers are permitted to speak more freely than other guards, allowing them to relay scheduled information to the players and act as ambassadors of the Squid Games. Despite this, they are the most enigmatic guards given their position of authority.

Located:

The Island

## See also

* Guards
* Soldiers
* Workers
* Unnamed Manager
* Hwang Jun-ho
Lee Byung-hun

**Lee Byung-hun** (*Lee Byung-hun*: 이병헌; born July 12, 1970) is a South Korean actor and singer.

He has received critical acclaim for his work in a wide range of genres, most notably *Joint Security Area* (2000); *A Bittersweet Life* (2005); *The Good, the Bad, the Weird* (2008); the television series *Iris* (2009); *I Saw the Devil* (2010); and *Masquerade* (2012). His critically acclaimed film *Inside Men* (2015) won him the Best Actor prize in three prestigious award ceremonies: 52nd Baeksang Art Awards, 37th Blue Dragon Awards and 53rd Grand Bell Awards. Lee has five films—*Joint Security Area*, *The Good, the Bad, the Weird*, *Masquerade*, *Inside Men* and *Master*—on the list of highest-grossing films in South Korea. Lee was Gallup Korea's Actor of the Year in the Film division in 2012 and in the Television division in 2018. In 2021, he had a recurring role as the Front Man in the Netflix Netflix survival drama series *Squid Game*.

In the United States, he is known for portraying Storm Shadow in *G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra* (2009) and its sequel *G.I. Je: Retaliation* (2013), and starring alongside Bruce Willis in *Red 2* (2013). He portrayed T-1000 in *Terminator Genisys* (2015), Billy Rocks, a knife-wielding gunslinger, in *The Magnificent Seven* (2016), and the Front Man in the Netflix television series *Squid Game*. Lee was the first South Korean actor to present an Oscar at the annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles and is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Lee and Ahn Sung-ki were the first South Korean actors to imprint their hand and foot prints on the forecourt of Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles.
Player 003

**Player 003** was a contestant who participated in the 33rd Squid Game in 2020, being eliminated in either the second game or the riot that took place. He appears in the episode "Red Light, Green Light".

## History

Player 003 was in heavy debt and chose to enter a high-risk competition to win money. After waking up in a large room with 455 other people, he signed a contract and took his photo, proceeding to enter the first game, Red Light, Green Light.

### Death

Player 003 was believed to be eliminated during the second game or the Special Game. Others say that he left the competition, however, that is false, because his icon did not disappeared after the voting.

## Trivia

* While his name is never revealed in the series, various external wikis and fan sites have given Player 003's name as either **Kang Ji-hu** or **Park Pil-sam**, the name of the man who won the 3rd Squid Game.

### Mistakes

* Another actor is seen as Player 003 and the Player 003 in Red light green light looks like Player 372.
* A female Player 003 is seen after the second game.

## Behind the scenes

Player 003 was portrayed by three unknown extras.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Red Light, Green Light"
	+ "Hell"
	+ "Stick to the Team"
	+ "A Fair World"

## References

1. ↑ Since the age of majority in South Korea is 19 in international years, all of the participants in the 33rd Squid Game were most likely born during or before June 2001, assuming the players and staff were all adults.
2. ↑ Assuming the remaining games all occurred on consecutive days after the Squid Games resumed, the Special Game most likely took place during the night between June 26 and 27, with the final game happening on June 30.
Player 046

## Appearances

**Player 046** was a contestant in the 33rd Squid Game in 2020.

## History

Player 046 was in heavy debt and chose to enter a high-risk competition to win money. After waking up in a large room with 455 other people, he signed a contract and took his photo.

Later, everyone was taken to an open area with a creepy robot doll at the front. It was revealed that the game was Red Light, Green Light. When the doll turned around, everyone ran forward, with Player 250 and Player 324 ahead of everyone, but 324 wasn't able to stop in time before the doll turned around, causing him to be eliminated. 324 then slumped over, dead.

250, thinking 324 was putting up an act, ran to him and asked him to stop faking, until he noticed blood gushing from 324's head, causing him to recoil and try to run away, but the doll, who was still looking, detected him and shot him, splattering his blood all over Player 306, causing her to scream and be shot, causing everyone to panic. However, Player 046 along with many others stayed still, allowing them to stay alive.

## Death

Player 046 couldn't stop in time, so he was detected and eliminated.

## Behind the scenes

Player 046 was portrayed by an unknown extra.

## Trivia

### Mistakes

Player 046 was seen rolling past the finish line when Sae-byeok and Deok-su were crossing the finish line. This is most likely a continuity error.

Even though Player 046 died later, his icon was already gone during the initial chaos of Red Light Green Light.
Player 032

## Appearances

**Player 032** is a character in **Squid Game*.*

## History

Player 032 was in a heavy debt and chose to enter a high risk competition to win money, After waking up in a large room with 455 other people, he signed a contract and took his photo. He managed to survive Red Light, Green Light, He subsequently survived Sugar Honeycombs, the Special Game and Tug of War. For the 4th game, he chose a partner but then it was revealed that the game was Marbles and that everybody would face their partners.

## Death

Player 032 partnered with Player 083 in Marbles, however they didn’t managed to finish on time, getting them both killed.

## Behind the scenes

Player 032 was portrayed by Kim Ha-young.
Kivanduil

Ungermoth’s closest (and only) neighbouring country, Kivanduil is the home of the Dragonborn, with whom the Empire has maintained friendly relations for as long as anyone can remember.

Their architecture is strange. Their houses are mostly low, one storey buildings, but their palaces are enormous. Much like the Embassy found in Bezmadanbaor, they have large, curving roofs and are adorned with ornate decorations, most notably (and perhaps rather obviously) Dragons.

The major cities of Kivanduil are predominantly located in the south, with the northern areas being known as the Dragons’ Fiefdom.

Cynical people attribute our longstanding friendship with Kivanduil to the Dragonborn’s known kinship with the Dragons that also inhabit Kivanduil, but this is of course absurd. Ungermoth and Kivanduil have strong diplomatic relations that date back centuries and their ongoing trade agreements are mutually beneficial to both parties. To say that the peace is based on purely on fear of retaliation is borderline treasonous.

One nation, Ungermoth!

**Major Cities**

* Kivanduo (Capital City)
* Sonohoka
* Minatuo (Main Trading Port)

**Taverns**

* Numerous. They are particularly well known for their wines. 75% of all wine consumed in Ungermoth is imported from Kivanduil vineyards.
Player 063

## Appearances

**33rd squid game**

Player 063 Was someone in heavy debt and decided to join the 33rd squid game Player 63 In tug of war Lobby/Red light/Voting/Honeycomb

He woke up in a room with 455 other people. Signed a contract took a photo and went to the 1st game.

After 3 people died it caused a panic attack Player 063 Stood still and later crossed the finish line. In Voting He Pressed

After the majority wanted to leave he was one of the 187 People to return.

In honeycomb He either chose the Circle or the Star But Carved it out successfully.

**Riot/Tug of war**

In the riot he survived and killed some people. In tug of war he joined Player 194's team.

With players 194,019,314,447,396,184,093,156, and 315. He went against Team 4 Gi Huns team.

When they were on the platform, they thought there were going to win, but will 001's and 218's Strategi

## Death

Team 4 Won and 063 Fell to his death with 9 other players.
Player 028

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Player 028 was in high debt, so he decided to enter the Squid Game. He woke up in a room with 455 others Players. He then signed his contract, took his photo and was then taken to the 1st game. He managed to pass Red Light, Green Light alongside 200 others Players. During the voting, it is unknown what he voted. Nevertheless, he returned alongside 186 others Players. He managed to pass the 2nd game, the Special Game and Tug of War. For the 4th game, he partnered up with Player 322.

## Death:

He lost to Player 322 (Jung Min-tae), causing him to be eliminated.

## Mistakes:

During Red Light, Green Light, another Player 028 is seen with no glasses.

## Behind the Scenes:

Player 028 was portrayed by 2 Unknown Extras.
Kim Sang-hyuk

**Kim Sang-hyuk** (김상혁 *Gim Sang-hyeog*?) is a Korean police officer.

## History

When Seong Gi-hun arrives at the police station and claims he had been abducted by several people and forced to play games, which if they lost, they would die, Sang-hyuk and his colleagues Kim Jin-woo and Hwang Jun-ho do not believe him. When he provides them with a phone number which Sang-hyuk calls, a woman answers, appearing to have no connection with anything that Gi-hun claims. After this, Gi-hun is thrown out of the station. He saw Gi-hun fighting with the other officer because he was kicked out of the station.

## Behind the scenes

Kim Sang-hyuk was portrayed by actor Lee Dong-yong.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Hell"
Kim Yea-han

## Appearances

Kim Yea-han (김예한 *Gim Ye-han*?), also known as **Player 129**, is a man who participated in the 28th Squid Game in 2015, alongside Hwang In-ho. His player file appears in the episode "A Fair World".

## History

Kim Yea-han was born on October 21, 1977. He graduated from Micheon Middle School in February 1994 and did not attain any higher levels of education. During his adult life, he held a position as a day laborer for thirteen years before attaining his current job. He was working as a gas station attendant in Bongcheon-dong prior to his participation in the 28th Squid Game.

### Fate

While Kim Yea-han's fate is never revealed, it is presumed that he either died in the games or left after a majority vote to terminate them.

## Trivia

* According to his player file, Kim Yea-han's resident registration number is 771021-1116982. He lives at 117-10 Bongcheon-dong, Gwanak-gu, Seoul.
* Kim Yea-han is stated to have worked 13 years as a day laborer and then 17 years as a gas station attendant, despite only 21 years having elapsed between the time of his participation in the 28th Squid Game and when he graduated middle school. This is most likely an error on the prop designer's part.

## Behind the scenes

Kim Yea-han was portrayed by an unknown extra.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "A Fair World" (photo)
Player 048

## Appearances

Player 048 was in heavy debt and chose to enter a high-risk competition to win money. After waking up in a large room with 455 other people, signed a contract and took his photo.

Later, everyone was taken to an open area with a creepy robot doll at the front. It was revealed that the game was Red Light, Green Light. When the doll turned around, everyone ran forward, with Player 250 and Player 324 ahead of everyone, but Player 324 wasn't able to stop in time before the doll turned around, causing him to be eliminated. Player 324 then slumped over.

Player 250, thinking Player 324 was putting up an act, ran to him and asked him to stop faking, until he noticed blood gushing from Player 324's head, causing him to recoil and try to run away, but the doll, who was still looking, detected him and shot him, splattering his blood all over Player 306, causing her to scream and be shot, causing everyone to panic. However, Player 048, along with many others stayed still, allowing them to stay alive.

As the time was running out, several players managed to cross the finish line at the end of the field. However, several players, including Player 048, did not manage to cross the finish line within the given time limit, and were shot. Player 048 was shot for not finishing on time.
Park Ju-un

> *You killed all those people. And yet you call this a game?*
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**Park Ju-un** (박주운 *Bag Ju-un*?), also known as **Player 369**, was a player who participated in the 33rd Squid Game that was held in 2020. He survived until the second game, where he became the first person to be eliminated in Sugar Honeycombs.

## History

Park Ju-un was ₩900 million in debt and chose to enter a high-risk competition to win money, being picked up and sedated by Squid Game staff and taken to the island where the games take place. When the staff projected footage of players playing *ddakji* and being recruited to the games, he was among those whose name and debt amount were read aloud to the crowd.

Park Ju-un managed to survive the first game, Red Light, Green Light, while many of the other contestants were wiped out. Afterwards, like everyone else, he was shaken by deaths of the contestants and confronted the Squid Game staff for killing the other players, stating that killing people cannot be called a game. When a vote was held to decide if the game should continue, he voted no, telling Jung Min-tae that they should go home when he said that they should continue the game. However, when the games resumed after being terminated, Park Ju-un returned, along with most of the other players.

### Death

> *Wait... Give me one... Please. Just one more--*
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During the second game, Sugar Honeycombs, Park Ju-un chose an umbrella at the start of the game and had to cut the shape out of a piece of honeycomb. He was eliminated when he broke his piece of *dalgona* and begged for mercy, asking for one last chance. He was shot in the head by a guard instantly killing him as he fell backwards from the top of the slide, leaving a trail of blood behind him. His death set off a wave of other eliminations that occurred shortly after.

## Mistakes:

A female Player 369 is seen running towards the Doors during the initial chaos.

The body of another Player 369 is seen after the initial chaos.

## Behind the scenes

Player 369 was portrayed by Yoon Seung-hoon.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Red Light, Green Light"
	+ "Hell"
	+ "The Man with the Umbrella"

## Gallery

Park Ju-un being eliminatedPark Ju-un’s corpse
## References

1. ↑ Assuming the remaining games all occurred on consecutive days after the Squid Games resumed, Sugar Honeycombs most likely took place on June 26, with the final game happening on June 30.
Lee Han-sol

**Lee Han-sol** (born March 22, 1988) is the actor who portrayed Player 324 in Squid Game (TV series). He has social networks and most of time in summers, he goes to the beach. He portrayed many minor characters in movies. He acted as a Sodo Member in Hellbound and a dormitory staff in Move to Heaven. He is also known as supervising some action parts in movies.

## Filmography

* Hellbound: Sodo Member
* Move to Heaven: Dormitory Staff

## Gallery

Lee Han-sol in 2017, meeting with Min Jae-kimLee Han-sol (photography, picture is mono)Lee Han-sol at the beach (Instagram)Lee Han-sol smiling while exploring in trees (Instagram)Lee at the market, 2021, (Instagram)
Choi Woo-seong

*Choi Woo-seong may also refer to Player 112, the player who won the 6th Squid Game.*

## Choi Woo-seong

### Relatives

Park Mi-hee (wife)
Choi Dong-guk (son)

### Born

May 23, 1976
Gangwon-do

## Fate

### Died

June 26-27, 2020
Special Game

## Physical Description

### Gender

Male
Female (erroneous)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Unknown extra

**Choi Woo-Seong** (최우성 *Choe U-seong*?), also known as **Player 006**, was a contestant in the 33rd Squid Game.

## History

Choi Woo-seong was born in Gangwon-do. He did not undergo any formal schooling on record and obtained a job selling liquor, which he held for 12 years. He ended up in heavy financial debt after making false promises to friends that he was unable to fulfill. After marrying a woman named Park Mi-hee, he had a son named Choi Dong-guk, who went on to attend college.

In 2020, Choi Woo-seong chose to enter the Squid Games in order to win money. He was picked up by staff and taken to the island where the games took place, where woke up in a room with 455 other players. He signed a consent form and had his photo taken in order to enter the games.

Player 006 managed to survive the first game, Red Light, Green Light. When a vote was held to decide if the games should continue, a narrow majority of the players voted no, and Player 006 was sent home along with everyone else. He rejoined the games when they resumed and managed to pass the second game, Sugar Honeycombs, during which he chose a circle.

### Death

Player 006 was killed by Player 021 and Player 453 during the Special Game, and his elimination was announced afterwards.

## Trivia

* Choi Woo-seong shares his name with Player 112, the person who won the 6th Squid Game. It's possible, though extremely unlikely, that these two are the exact same person.
* According to his player file, Choi Woo-seong's resident registration number is 760523-1347785, and he lives in Dongchun-dong, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon.

### Mistakes

* Player 006's icon shows a woman, even though he is portrayed by a man physically and in his player file.
* In his player file, Choi Woo-seong's wife and son were born on August 1, 1953 and November 17, 1973 but are listed as being 40 and 20 years old, respectively.
	+ Furthermore, the file states that Woo-seong fell into debt on February 1, 1991, when he would have been a minor and legally unable to enter into any financial contracts. The reason for these errors are unknown.

## Behind the scenes

Player 006 was portrayed by an unknown extra.

## Appearances

* Season One
	+ "Red Light, Green Light"
	+ "The Man with the Umbrella"
	+ "Stick to the Team" (mentioned)

## Gallery

Choi Woo-seong's player fileChoi Woo-seong's icon, which depicts a woman
## References

1. ↑  In South Korea, the eighth and ninth digits of a person's resident registration number signifies their place of birth, with "34" indicating Gangwon-do.
2. ↑ Assuming the remaining games all occurred on consecutive days after the Squid Games resumed, the Special Game most likely took place during the night between June 26 and 27, with the final game happening on June 30.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 오징어 게임/등장인물/기타 참가자/0번대
More Characters

**Starting off**

There are tons of characters in Squid Game, 456 People Joined With 1 Winner. However, there is actually 455 Players due to Il-nam participating in the games for fun. And if you watched squid game you know Il-Nam Made Squid game.

**Mistakes.**

As we all know there are tons of mistakes in squid game, especially in marbles.

Mistakes in Marbles:

115 Real Death: (Red Light, Green Light) Other: In Marbles with 360
Player 061 Real Death: Honeycomb Other: Red Light, Green Light. Player 061's Icon Appeared to be a man as in the show as we see 061 Getting Eliminated It appears that it's a girl.

Player 345: Death: Honeycomb, Lights out, or Tug of war. By some dude named 3Eiscue keeps saying that 345 Died died in Marbles Which Isn't proven to be true, I watched the Whole episode and there was no 345.
Dalgona

For the game, go to the Sugar Honeycombs.

A **dalgona** is a candy that has been popular in South Korea for decades. A challenge associated with the candy involves perfectly carving out the shape in the candy.

The candies are featured in Sugar Honeycombs, the second game in the 33rd Squid Game, which involved a deadly version of the aforementioned challenge.
Player 052

## Appearances

Player 052 was in heavy debt and chose to enter a high-risk competition to win money. After waking up in a large room with 455 other people, signed a contract and took his photo.

Later, everyone was taken to an open area with a creepy robot doll at the front. It was revealed that the game was Red Light, Green Light. When the doll turned around, everyone ran forward, with Player 250 and Player 324 ahead of everyone, but Player 324 wasn't able to stop in time before the doll turned around, causing him to be eliminated. Player 324 then slumped over.

Player 250, thinking Player 324 was putting up an act, ran to him and asked him to stop faking, until he noticed blood gushing from Player 324's head, causing him to recoil and try to run away, but the doll, who was still looking, detected him and shot him, splattering his blood all over Player 306, causing her to scream and be shot, causing everyone to panic.

She survived the first game and never came back
Anupam Tripathi

**Anupam Tripathi** (아누팜 트리파티) is an Indian actor who portrayed Ali Abdul in the television series *Squid Game*.

Tripathi was born in New Delhi, India to a middle-class family. He began training in singing and acting in 2006.

Tripathi moved to South Korea in 2010 to attend Korea National University of Arts, where he has stayed since. He cited an initial difficulty in adjusting to the cultural and language difference. As of 2021, he is finishing his master's degree in acting.

## Career

He began acting in South Korean plays and commercials during his third year in university. His first feature film credit was in *Ode to My Father* (2014). He had a minor role of a bomb expert who is fighting for Korean independence in the play 불량청년, which was selected for the 36th Seoul Theater Festival. He has gone on to have various minor unnamed roles on films such as *Space Sweepers* (2021) and television series like *Hospital Playlist* (2020).

Tripathi's first main cast credit was as the Pakistani foreign worker Ali Abdul on the Netflix original series *Squid Game.*