Squid Game fans have made a massive realisation about the final season of the Netflix show following the release of season three's first trailer.
The trailer came at Netflix's launch event Tudum in which first news is also expected for several of Netflix's biggest shows such as Wednesday and Stranger Things.
Netflix have previously confirmed that season three of Squid Game will be the last, a massive shock considering the huge success that was season's one and two.
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Whilst many fans are likely upset to find out that season three will be the last for the TV show, that has not stopped super fans of the show to break down the trailer frame by frame.
The trailer may have only just released, however fans have already found a key detail that gives away a massive potential spoiler for season three.
Check out the trailer below and see if you can spot it for yourself:
Fans looking through the trailer spotted a number of things that made them stop, pause, and immediately take to social media to share with others.
Bar the hosts of fans discussing how it looked like the newest season would ruin jumprope forever, one of the main realisations fans made was that not only did it appear as if Gi-Hun, aka player 456 would be a finalist in the restarted games, but that he appears to meet the show's VIPs and the Front Man himself.
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One fan took to Reddit, saying: "Ok so it's confirmed jump rope, and does my queen junhee give up?! AND GI-HUN COMES FACE TO FACE WITH THE FRONTMAN IN A VIP SUIT?! WHAT IS GOING ON???"
Another said: "He is meeting In-ho. This scene is going to be absolute cinema."
The meeting between the two has been set up throughout the show so far, and is sure to be a massive moment in the series.
Other fans however took to Twitter with a far more simple observation - how close to releasing season three of the show is.
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One replied to the trailer saying: "OMG, already? June 27 can’t come soon enough—my calendar is set."
Whilst the show is set to conclude following the third and final season, that is not to say that Squid Game is set to end in its entirety this year.
It has already been confirmed that an English-speaking version of the show is coming to Netflix, though it is not clear whether it will be a remake or follow up.
Though many will probably have the same reaction and question why this is necessary, the involvement of David Fincher is sure to assuage any worries.
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The director may not be coming back for more Mindhunter, but a new version of Squid Game with him behind the wheel is sure to be a huge hit for Netflix.
Topics: Squid Game, Netflix, TV and Film, TV
Michael Slavin