Squid Game Coloring Book

"Squid Game" is a South Korean psychological thriller television series produced by Netflix. The series premiered in September 2021, and it quickly gained huge popularity around the world.

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1. The plot: "Squid Game" tells the story of financially lost people who take part in mysterious and violent games organized by a mysterious organization. Winning in these games is huge, but the losers pay the highest price - with their lives.
2. Creator: The series was created by Hwang Dong-hyuk, who was also the director and writer. The idea for the series was conceived long before it was made, but hit difficulties in finding a producer.
3. Success and Popularity: "Squid Game" quickly became a huge success around the world. Created in Korean, it gained a huge audience on the Netflix platform and gained international popularity.
4. Symbolism: The series is full of symbolism and metaphors that touch on various aspects of society, such as social inequality, desperation, competition, corruption and other problems.
5. Social Criticism: "Squid Game" tackles social and economic issues, showing the dramatic effects of poverty and debt. The series raises questions about human morality and decisions made in difficult situations.
6. Characterization of Characters: Each character participating in the games has their own story and background, which adds depth and empathy for their plight.
7. Squid Game Symbol: "Squid Game" refers to a traditional Korean game in which participants draw a board on the ground and must jump over the corresponding fields in a certain order.
8. Culture Meme: The series has sparked a number of memes and pop culture references, especially those related to the red attire worn by participants during the games.
9. Follow-up: Although the series was originally planned as a single season, due to its huge success there are plans to consider a continuation of the story.

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1. First Idea In 2008: The idea for "Squid Game" came from creator Hwang Dong-hyuk back in 2008, but despite attempts to sell the concept to various platforms, no producer was found until many years later.
2. Production Budget: Although the production budget for the first season was relatively low compared to many other projects, the success of "Squid Game" proved that innovative ideas can bring a huge return.
3. Increase in Popularity after PM: Although the series initially had moderate results on the Netflix platform in South Korea, its popularity began to soar as users around the world discovered the remarkable series.
4. Application of Color Symbolism: The colors of the clothes worn by game participants have their own symbolic meanings. For example, a red suit symbolizes danger and risk, while green represents surveillance and voyeurism.
5. References to South Korean Culture: The series contains many elements that relate to South Korean culture and history, such as traditional children's games and social signs.
6. Changing the Design of the First Place of Play: The original plan for the "Squid Game" was to be related to skateboards, but it was eventually decided to change to a more traditional Korean game.
7. Complicated Game Naming: Many of the games featured in the series have complicated names, such as "Red Light, Green Light," "Ddakji" (slamming cards) and "Marbles."
8. Mascot and Robot Costumes: The costumes of many of the mascots and robots used in the series were actually reworked costumes from other events, rather than specifically designed for the production.
9. The Memeticism Phenomenon: The impact of "Squid Game" on meme culture has been enormous. Many iconic scenes and characters became the basis for creative jokes and references.
10. Records on Netflix: The series has become one of Netflix's most-watched original productions worldwide, gaining immense popularity both in Korea and abroad.