Meet Squid Game 3 Full Cast , 鈥婼quid Game Season 3 is now streaming, picking up right after Gi-hun鈥檚 failed rebellion. With six intense episodes, the story follows Gi-hun in deep despair, trying to stop the deadly game once and for all. Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk says Gi-hun still has allies who reflect his conscience, but faces fierce opposition from the Front Man, who believes Gi-hun will eventually think like him. The final chapter promises high stakes and emotional turns. Lee Jung-jae as Gi-hun (Player 456), In Season 3, Gi-hun is determined to destroy Squid Game, haunted by guilt over losing many of his allies, especially his close friend Jung-bae. Once a struggling father who entered the game for his daughter, Gi-hun now battles emotional trauma after winning. Actor Lee reveals that a fellow player will help him find clarity again, in a scene that reminds us to keep going despite life鈥檚 darkest moments. Wi Ha-jun as Hwang Jun-ho, Detective Jun-ho, like Gi-hun, is determined to end Squid Game for good. After discovering shocking truths in Season 1 – including his link to the Front Man – his mission becomes even more personal. Actor Wi explains that Jun-ho鈥檚 path in Seasons 2 and 3 is full of danger and emotional struggles. Still, he stays focused on justice. Wi aimed to show both Jun-ho鈥檚 inner conflict and his strong commitment to doing what鈥檚 right. , Park Sung-hoon as Hyun-ju (Player 120), Hyun-ju, a new player in Squid Game Season 3, joins the deadly competition in hopes of getting life-saving medical treatment. She quickly bonds with fellow players Geum-ja and Jun-hee, treating them like family. Actor Park says he was drawn to Hyun-ju鈥檚 kindness and selflessness, even in such a brutal environment. He feels proud that viewers are connecting with her and supporting her journey throughout the intense game. Kang Ae-sim as Geum-ja (Player 149) and Jo Yuri as Jun-hee (Player 222)鈥, Geum-ja joins Squid Game hoping to save her son, but ends up forming deep bonds with other players, including Hyun-ju and Jun-hee. Actress Kang Ae-sim says she felt a motherly responsibility toward them. Meanwhile, Jun-hee enters the game due to a failed investment caused by misplaced trust. Now pregnant, she must navigate tough decisions to survive. Jo Yuri describes her character as someone living a complicated, challenging life in Season 3. Lee Byung-hun as The Front Man, The mysterious Front Man, once a Squid Game winner himself, secretly returns to the game in Season 2 disguised as 鈥淵oung-il,鈥 partnering with Gi-hun, who doesn鈥檛 know his true identity. In Season 3, their final moral showdown unfolds. Actor Lee explains that while Gi-hun is determined to bring down the system, the Front Man aims to crush his spirit through a psychological battle, turning it into a game of beliefs. , Park Gyu-young as No-eul, No-eul enters Squid Game with one goal鈥攖o reunite with her lost child. A former soldier, her story runs deeper than it first appears. Her name, meaning 鈥渟unset,鈥 reflects deep emotional struggle. Actor Park shares that No-eul stands for dignity and strength, despite a painful past. To prepare, she trained at a tactical school to portray her military background convincingly, adding realism to her powerful and determined character. Yang Dong-geun as Yong-sik (Player 007), Yong-sik, a compulsive gambler buried in debt, joins Squid Game hoping for a way out鈥攐nly to be shocked when he finds someone he cares about unexpectedly competing alongside him. Chae Kuk-hee as Seon-nyeo (Player 044), If you’re drawn to the mystical, Seon-nyeo might catch your eye. Once a well-known shaman, she now offers eerie predictions about the fate of her fellow players in Squid Game. , Kang Ha-neul as Dae-ho (Player 388), Dae-ho returns as a Squid Game contestant who once shared a bond with Gi-hun. However, his betrayal during the Season 2 rebellion shook their friendship. Actor Kang describes Dae-ho as a deeply relatable character鈥攆lawed, cautious, and guided by fear. 鈥淗e鈥檚 probably the most realistic person,鈥 Kang says, adding that while Dae-ho can be sly, his reactions reflect how most people might behave in such extreme circumstances.