FPE Squid Game

Miss Circle - Miss Circle was one of the teachers at Paper School who brutally murdered every student who failed her class and retired to join the Squid Games. She taught math. Miss Circle is built solidly with an exceptionally tall, albeit somewhat narrow frame. She has very long spiky black hair that extends all the way past her knees. Her hair tapers to two horns on top of her head, one of which has two white lines on it, as does the bottom of her hair. She also lacks a neck, like the other teachers and students. For her tops, she dons a pink soldier outfit and wears a black mask that has a white square outline on it to represent her status. She has a giant drawing compass in place of her left forearm, while her right is a black hand with pointed sharp fingers. The point of the compass is retractable and has been used to murder students who have failed her class. The said compass is actually removable, as shown in both artworks and in the animation. Miss Circle was shown to be very cruel and violent once students failed her class. She shows no mercy towards students that fail in her class, killing them. She is also known to play favorites, such as Zip, Oliver, and Edward. However, she still makes sure they follow the rules, as she scolds Zip and Oliver for tricking Claire. Despite this, Miss Circle is also seen to be goofy and playful at times, but this could possibly just be a mask to hide her more murderous tendencies. She's 38-years-old. She's the highest ranked soldier and very good at her job and follows all of the rules at all times. Miss Bloomie - Miss Bloomie was one of the three teachers at Paper School who killed their students, alongside Miss Circle and Miss Thavel. She taught science. Miss Bloomie has short black bob hair with blunt bangs and a pair of black horns. Only her right eye is visible due to view. Her hair is tied up in a small ponytail with a white bow. Her outfit consists of a pink soldier outfit with a black mask that has a white outline of a triangle on it. Her left arm is replaced with a blade resembling a giant box cutter, while her right is a white hand with pointed fingers. Notably, she has a forked tongue, similar to that of a snake. Miss Bloomie was one of the three teachers who resort to murder when her students fail in class. She appears to be strict and feared. Briefly seen in Basics in Behavior, Miss Bloomie looks guilty, possibly implying that she may feel regretful for killing students. She's 36-years-old. She works for the Squid Games as a Soldier guard, tasked with the duties of eliminating Players, preventing fights, etc. Miss Thavel - Miss Thavel was one of the three teachers at the Paper School who killed their students for failing, alongside Miss Circle and Miss Bloomie. She taught language as her subject. Miss Thavel has paper-white skin with large black claw-like hands. She appears to have black shouingle stray strand on her bangs. She has three letter blocks labeled by alphabetical order along her head, accessorized with two feathers on each side. Her outfit consists of a pink soldier outfit with a black mask that has the outline of a white triangle on it. Miss Thavel may seem like a regular guard, but behind her demeanor is a cruel and sadistic woman. Like her fellow colleagues, she is willing to fatally punish the Players for failing classes. Every Player is afraid of her, just like Miss Circle and Miss Bloomie. As shown in official artwork, Miss Thavel sometimes prefers to be alone, the reason is relatively unknown. She's 35-years-old. Miss Emily - Miss Emily was a teacher at Paper School. She taught history. Miss Emily has black afro hair tied into two low pigtails, a black puffy tail, and black horns. She is the only dark-skinned character out of all Guards; however, her hands are black. Her outfit consists of a pink soldier uniform with a black mask which has the outline of a white circle on it. From the little that is known about Miss Emily, she is seen to have a kind and calm personality with the Players, possibly due to her Guard rank that doesn't necessarily require her to eliminate Players. It can also be seen that Miss Emily can maintain her composure when seeing a corpse but it does not mean that she is terrified when seeing it, but she can handle it better than some teachers like Mister Demi. Miss Emily is kind to the Players but still insists they follow the rules. Miss Sasha - Miss Sasha was a teacher at Paper School. Miss Sasha has long, messy black hair, tied up in a ponytail with a rainbow ribbon. She wears a green book that covers the left side of her face. Miss Sasha has long, messy black hair, tied up in a ponytail with a rainbow ribbon. She sports a pink soldier uniform with a black mask which has a white outline of a circle on it. Miss Sasha is a kind Guard who is able to handle difficult tasks. Despite her friendly demeanor, she still makes sure the Players are following the rules. She could also potentially be good at keeping her composure, like Miss Grace. Mister Demi - Mister Demi was the music teacher at Paper School. Mister Demi has shoulder-length blunt white hair styled in a bob-cut. He has a pair of white pencils atop his head with a pair of small black horns, his left bang resembles a piano keyboard, he accessorizes black glasses, and only his left eye is visible and it's light green though it appears as blue. He sports a pink Guard uniform with a black mask which has a white outline of an O on it. His upper arms have white with black stripes, whilst his forearms and hands are black, and his attire is finished with heeled boots. It is very little to say nothing about Mister Demi's personality, however it can be emphasized that he has a nervous and alert personality. In the short time that he appears on screen he looks nervous or scared, but nevertheless, with all this, it is said that he is a good Guard and can maintain his composure well, but it is something that is not seen well in the Squid Games, seeing the corpses of the Players, his composure and stability were poor, not like the other Guards like Miss Emily and Miss Grace, in which their expressions were little more expressionless than Mister Demi's own reaction. Miss Grace - Miss Grace was the principal of Paper School. Miss Grace's hair is white and styled in a big ponytail, with two small clips on her right bangs. She has a pair of black horns on her head, her left horn appearing to be worn or snapped off. On her left horn, she has a piece of paper with a triangle crossed through by two lines on it. On her cheek sits a monocle, and her eyes appear to be slightly obscured by her long bangs. She sports a Frontwoman attire, which is pitch black clothing with a hood on, and a black mannequin-like mask that she usually only wears in front of others and takes it off when alone and with the other V.I.Ps sometimes. Although her skin is pale white, her hands and legs are both black, and her feet are pointed. Notably, she has three black scars on her forehead, slightly covered by her hair. Miss Grace is cold and calculated and insists both Players and Guards alike follow the rules. Despite her occasionally polite attitude, she appears to be stern, and less talkative. She is also able to keep her composure in stressful situations. She's 40-years-old. She is the host of the Squid Games. Claire - Claire is Player 456 in the Squid Games. She was a student that attended Paper School. Claire has a simple blunt bob cut hairstyle with a bow atop of her head. She sports the typical Player uniform: Green jumpsuit with white stripes on the shoulders and her player number (456) on the left side of her chest. Claire is known for being a hard-working and determined Player who focuses on her social life with other Players and trying to survive and win with as many people as she can. She has a calm demeanor, but she can get annoyed easily by Zip, Edward, and Oliver’s antics. She was seen usually confiding with Engel, who was one of her friends. Engel - Engel is Player 390 in the Squid Games and has long white messy hair tied up in a low ponytail and accessorizes two blue and reddish-orange feathers atop his right head. He sports a Player uniform with his Player number, 390, on the left side of his chest. Engel seems to be kind and caring, willing to go to extreme measures to protect those he cares for. This is shown in Basics in Behavior when he befriends Claire and then later is willing to risk his life to save her from Miss Circle. His arms are black, with four pointed-sharp fingers, and he appears to have a small white tail. His attire is completed with black shoes with small heels. Bubble - Bubble has fluffy white hair that reaches her shoulders, and they seem to resemble bubbles/clouds (hence her name). She has no face nor facial features besides her eyes, which are half blue (bottom), half black (top part) with white star-shaped pupils. She accessorizes a pale yellow duck and blue toothbrush atop of her "head." She sports a Player Uniform with her Player number, 222, on the left side of her chest. She also has a black wristband on her left wrist, and her attire is finished with black shoes. She also appears to have a large, white fluffy tail that appears to look like bubbles. Bubble appears to be rather empathetic and kind. She is one of Claire and Engel’s friends. She also seems to care about the others’ feelings or injuries, as seen in the Squid Games when she was examining Engel’s wounds with a worried expression. Abbie - Abbie has shoulder-length black hair with an apple stem and leaf atop his head. He sports a Player uniform with his number, 125, on the left side of his chest. His attire is finished with white socks and black shoes. Abbie seemed to be a very timid and alert person, who was aware of his surroundings. It is also shown that he was not the smartest, as he had trouble understanding most of the topics he learned in school. He was also quite anxious, shaking in his seat even before being confronted about his failing grade by Miss Circle. He also appeared to have a crush on Lana, and gets VERY anxious and nervous and scared in the Squid Games. Lana - Lana appeared to be semi-pale grey-skinned with long grey hair that was tied up in a ponytail, with a curved cowlick. She wore sock puppets on both of her arms, both of which had googly eyes on them. She sported a Player uniform with her number, 067, on the left side of her chest. Her attire is finished with black shoes. Lana is implied to not have been the smartest, having a hard time understanding the material. Despite her struggles, she still enjoyed learning at Paper School with her classmates. Especially Abbie, who, like her, had trouble when it came to academics. Lana is confident in the Squid Games but still feels bad for everyone and their traumatic experiences. Oliver - Oliver is Player 230 in the Squid Games. He is ∆lice's childhood friend and boyfriend. Oliver has ankle-length white hair that is tied into a bottom ponytail with a black bow. He has black horns and a red circled "A+" mark on the right side of his hair. He also has a large split ahoge atop his head. Additionally, his right arm is replaced with a pencil. Strangely, his tongue appears to be forked, similar to that of a snake. His outfit consists of the typical Player uniform with his number, 230, on the left side of his chest. Like Zip and Edward, Oliver is described to be a bully to other students. In Basics in Behavior, Oliver is shown to be teasing and often picked on Claire. He is also shown to have a snarky and playful attitude, as he and Zip tricked Claire into entering ∆lice's room, making her believe it was an exit. Whether or not he intended for Claire to die, he appears to be sociopathic, as he took his prank so far as to letting someone die. He also appears to be madly in love with ∆lice, despite her violent, cannibalistic, cruel actions, and even joins in on her. Oliver also appears to be rather violent and has little to no care for his own personal health, as he eats non-edible things, some of which are harmful to him, such as razor blades and soap. Additionally, Oliver is implied to like drawing in his free time, as shown at the start of Basics in Behavior, where we can see multiple drawings of the other students and teachers in a notebook, such as Riley, Zip, ∆lice Miss Circle, and Oliver himself. Oliver also appears to be a bit arrogant, calling himself handsome in the same notebook. Zip - Zip was a student who attended Paper School. Zip's hair is two-toned, with the left side being black and the right being white. The longer part of her hair is tied into a low ponytail. On the right side of her head, she has an incorrect math equation; "2 + 2 = 8", which is colored blue. Additionally, she has a swirly-squarish ahoge on the left side of her hair. She sports a typical Player uniform with her number, 196, on the left side of her chest. She notably has a spiked dragon tail, accompanied with long black boots with heels. Notably, Zip is often seen alongside Oliver and Edward. Zip is known to be a bully who causes trouble and often bullies other Players. She is seen hanging around Oliver and Edward, constantly picking on Claire. However, she has been seen playing with her little brother in the pool, inferring that she may be kind to those she's close to. Besides this, she is shown to have a playful and misleading personality, as both she and Oliver deceive Claire into entering ∆lice's room before the Squid Games. Edward - Edward has spiky, long white hair with a pair of short black horns, accessorized with round black glasses he wears atop his head. He has black arms and legs, pointy fingers, and a black twisted imp tail. He sports an average Player uniform, with his number, 124, on the left side of his chest. His attire is finished with big black boots. It is seen in Basics in Behavior that Edward is one of the bullies of Paper School, alongside Zip and Oliver. He appears to be very creative and innovative, as he made a drone to grab Claire and throw her down the pit in the library in school. He also may have an interest in science, hence an official artwork depicting Edward with a beaker. He's very creative and intelligent, which is why he thrives in the Squid Games and carries Oliver and Zip to the end most of the time. Kevin - Kevin has black hair tied up in a braid, along with black horns and a swirl ahoge. He has a white book atop his head, and accessories black round glasses. He sports a Player uniform with his number, 218, on the left side of his chest. To finish his attire, Kevin wears white socks and black boots. He can often be seen holding a book. Kevin appears to spend most of his time reading. Despite his isolated personality, he can be friendly when unprovoked. He's extremely nerdy. Just like Edward, Kevin thrives in mental and skillful games due to his intelligence, but not so much in physical games or even physical fights against other Players. Cubbie - Cubbie is a student who formerly attended Paper School before being recruited to the Squid Games with his classmates. Cubbie is an anthropomorphic black cat with a pencil sharpener as a replacement for a torso. His tail resembles a long-curved pencil shaving. He lacks a neck, therefore his head floats. What appears to be an opened book rests on the top of his torso. He has large eyes with big black pupils. Cubbie is a nerd, but he is friendly when isn’t bothered. He's kind of shy and very curious, too. He wears a Player uniform with his number, 333, on the left side of his chest, though the suit is very stretched out due to his pencil sharpener body. Lizzy - Lizzy attended Paper School as a student, now a Player in Squid Game. Lizzy has medium-length black hair tied into low twin tails with two white ribbons. She has black horns and a white crown with a small spiral atop her head. She sports a Player uniform with her number, 380, on the left side of her chest. To finish her attire, she wears black boots. Lizzy is nice and friendly, but when provoked, she can be rude. She enjoys spending time with her friend, Petunia, as she is often seen taking photos with her and hanging out with her around the pool. Petunia - Petunia was formerly a student that attended Paper School as a student, now converted to a Player in the Squid Games. Petunia is an anthropomorphic rabbit with long white ears and a fluffy scut. She has knee-length white hair and accessorizes a crown atop her head. She sports a Player uniform with her Player number, 044, on the left side of her chest. To finish her attire, she wears a black band on her left ankle. Petunia is known as the popular girl in the class, along with her friend Lizzy. She is kind and friendly but can be rather rude when provoked. She likes to take selfies with Lizzy and cares about her appearance. Petunia does not like swim class, thus preferring to talk to Lizzy instead of participating in the class. She's also really short, hahahaha. Ruby - Ruby used to attend Paper School as a student, now a Player in the Squid Games. Ruby has a white flat-screened television for her head. Her black monitor displays box-shaped eyes, eyebrows, a mouth, and cheeks, all of which are colored light pink. Her hair is blonde and knee-length. She also has two black horns, with a rainbow arch in between them, accessorized with a pink bow. Ruby’s torso is in the shape of a cone, and her arms are blocky. She sports a Player uniform with her number, 006, on the left side of her chest. Her attire is finished with black shoes. Her limbs are black, however, her wrists are white. She also appears to have a black plug for a tail. Ruby is presumably very tall, as seen when she is being yelled at by Riley, completely towering over her. Based off the things written on Miss Bloomie's board in her classroom, we can also assume that the students are in high school, making Ruby's height even more astonishing. Ruby is a kind and sweet girl, and she possibly loves colorful things, as seen with her colorful outfit prior to the Squid Games. She also appears to make sure everyone is following the rules, as she scolds Riley for attempting to stab Robby. Riley - Riley is a minor character featured in Fundamental Paper Education. She used to attend Paper School as a student, now a Player in the Squid Games. Riley’s anatomy is similar to that of a stick figure, with thin black arms and legs, with a blocky torso. She has long white hair, tied into a ponytail with a black bow. She sports a Player uniform with her number, 212, on the left side of her chest. Her attire is finished with black boots. She also appears to have a short black pointed tail. Riley seems to be a maniac, as she has a crazy demeanor. She appears to be chaotic as well, often seen wielding a knife. Additionally, she appears to have an obsessive crush on Oliver, going as far as to cling on to him, however he is currently in a relationship with Δlice. Riley is a psychopath and loves stabbing things with knives, which is sure to cause BIG problems at some point. Robby - Robby used to attend Paper School as a student, now a Player in the Squid Games. Robby has an anatomy similar to that of a stick figure, with lanky black limbs. He has black fluffy hair with a pale blue and red propeller hat. He also accessorizes black glasses. Like most characters, he lacks a neck. He sports a Player uniform with his number, 256, on the left side of his chest. He has three claw-like fingers and very intelligent. His attire is finished with black shoes. Skell - Skell used to attend Paper School as a student, now a Player in the Squid Games. Skell has shoulder-length black hair with black horns, the left one having two white stripes. Unlike the others, Skell wears a Player uniform that has his number, 120, on the left side of his chest. He wears a collar with a large bell and a skeleton pin in his hair. He appears to have black wings, accompanied by a black tail. His feet and fingers are pointed, and his limbs are similar to that of a stick figure. Lastly, he is one of the tallest students in Paper School, if not the tallest. This is most evident in the scene of Miss Circle's classroom where he is seated at a table, towering over every student except for Ruby, who, he is practically the same height as. Skell appears to be a quiet and introverted person, who prefers solitude. Despite his calm personality, he may get chaotic at times. But he is friendly towards those he is close to. ∆lice - ∆lice is one of the two V.I.Ps. She resides in her room, which is located somewhere in Paper School. She is Oliver's childhood friend and girlfriend. While Δlice‘s appearance mostly remains the same, part of her true form shows. Her clothes seem more tattered and ripped. She dons a tattered poncho with a brown patch appearing on the right side of the poncho with a rhombus symbol on it and a bandage wrapped around both of her sleeves. She still has a black bow but on the right side of her head. The white princess tiara changes to a black crown, and a strange red rash appears on the right side of her face. The top part of her face is obscured, thus only one eye is visible. Δlice is aggressive, willing to kill anyone who enters her room. This is seen in Basics in Behavior when Zip and Oliver disguise her room as an exit door to trick Claire. It is possible that Δlice is more dangerous than the teachers, due to how she's locked away and isolated in her room, with "DON'T ENTER" signs on the door. This could also be backed up by the three teacher's reactions to Claire booking it to Δlice's room, as they seem to show signs of fear. She is seen being passive with Oliver in multiple official artworks, indicating that she might only be nice to those who are close with her. As a V.I.P in the Squid Games, she watches over the games with Miss Grace and Chip for her amusement, dawning a tuxedo and wearing a golden, sparkly jaguar mask as was gifted to her by Miss Grace for the special occasion. Chip - Chip, Zip's Little Brother, is a minor character in Fundamental Paper Education. He has shoulder-length white hair. For attire, he wears a white cloak with a zipper at the top. He also wears a large fish accessory on the back of his head. Chip enjoys playing pirates with his older sister, Zip, as seen when he and Zip ride a pirate ship through the school's pool. He's a Kindergarten student and taught by Miss Sasha. However, he does occasionally sneak off to go be with Zip, his older sister, for a bit. He's an innocent little kid too young to compete in the games, so he's a V.I.P that observes. He wears a very small tuxedo for the special occasion, and gifted a golden, sparkly bear mask by Miss Grace to wear. Red Light Green Light - Red Light, Green Light (무궁화 꽃이 피었습니다 Mugunghwa Kkochi Pieot-seumnida?, roughly translates to "The Mugunghwa Flower has bloomed") was the first game. The game takes place in an open-roofed rectangular room with wallpapers resembling a blue sky and houses in a sandy terrain. Young-hee, a tall, mechanical doll resembling a little girl stands at one end with a dead tree behind her and two circle-masked guards standing beside her. On the walls, there are rectangular holes with sniper rifles that will be fired at players who fail the game and eliminate them . The other end has multiple doors, with the wallpaper being houses and the doors as the entrance to them. This is where players are released into the game. There is also a retractable roof made of an unknown material with a foliage pattern covering it that seals the top of the room before the game starts and after the game ends. Dalgona - A Dalgona, also called a Honeycomb, 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. The candies are triangle, circle, star, and umbrella. Easiest to hardest being in that order previously listed. Dalgonas appear in the Squid Game. Players had to choose between four shapes: circle, triangle, star, and umbrella, without knowing the game. Six-Legged Pentathlon - The Six-Legged Pentathlon (5인 6각 근대 5종 경기 Ohin uggak geundae ojong gyeonggi?) was the second game of the 37th Squid Game. It consisted of five children's games: Ddakji, Biseokchigi, Gonggi, Paengi,and Jegi, all to be completed within a five-minute time limit. Players are divided into teams of 5 and must take turns completing all the mini-games. All 5 members of the team must advance around the track with their legs tied together. Each team member must complete one game. If a game is not completed, it must be tried again until it's finished. Any team that fails to complete all five games and cross the finish line within five minutes will be immediately executed. In Djaki, the player must flip over a paper card on the ground by throwing another paper card at it. Once the Ddakji has been flipped, the team advances. In Biseokchigi, the player must hit a stone on the ground with another stone to pass. Missing the shot requires the player to pick up the stone. The player must also have their foot behind a marked line to pass. Throwing the stone with their foot over the line invalidates a successful attempt. In Gongi, the player tosses a Gonggi stone, picks up another and catches the tossed stone before it falls. This game consists of 5 levels. The ultimate goal is to pass all levels and catch all five stones in the end. In Paengi, the player winds a fiber thread around a spinning top, then throws it to make it spin. Failing to wind the string properly or failing to make the top spin wastes more time than any other game. Jegi, short for Jegi-chagi, is similar to hacky sack. The player must kick the Jegi with their foot five times in a row to pass. Night Fight - The Special Game (Korean: 스페셜 게임) is the official name for the mass rioting that takes place between players in the dormitory between rounds. Though not part of the six game line-up, these are deliberately planned by the staff to "weed out the weakest". In this, Players attack each other in the middle of the night, and only the strongest or smartest survive. Tug of War - Tug of War (줄다리기 Juldaligi?) was the third game of the 33rd Squid Game held in 2020. The game consisted of two teams of ten playing tug of war across two raised platforms. the goal was for the winning team to pull the losing team off their platform, resulting in them falling to their deaths. In Tug of War, contestants were told to form teams of ten players prior to the game. Each team was tasked with competing against one other team, chosen at random, in a game of tug of war across two raised stages which were modeled to resemble cranes. Each player was shackled to their rope before the beginning of the game; the rope itself was thread through a guillotine suspended between the two platforms. To confirm that the teams were ready, two workers waved yellow and black chequered flags to signal the starter to fire the gun to begin the game. Once the losing team was pulled off their platform, the blade of the guillotine sliced the rope in two, causing the losing players to fall to their deaths from a very high place and causing their elimination from the games. Hide and Seek (Keys and Knives) - Hide and Seek (숨바꼭질 Sumbakkogjil?) was the fifth game of the Squid Games. The game was played in an arena resembling a maze, with stars on the ceiling resembling a starry night sky and kids drawings on the walls, reflecting the narrative of kids going home at sunset. The game will be played in teams. The team a player is on will be decided by a giant Gumball machine that dispenses blue and red balls, making the placement of a Player in a team totally random. If one gets red, they go to the left side of the room, while blue goes to the right side, splitting the players into two teams. Having been divided into two teams, the players receive an item as a gift from the guards, the Blue Team receives keys and the Red Team receives knives. When the Blue Team enter the game, they have 2 minutes to explore the maze before the Red Team come to find them. The maze is filled with locked doors and when a door is unlocked it cannot be relocked. The Seekers must kill at least one member of the Hiders to pass the game within 30 minutes, however they are allowed to kill more than one if they so choose. However, if two seekers decide to kill a hider at the same time, it only counts as a half-kill and requires the two seekers to kill another hider to pass the game. If a seeker does not kill a hider within the time limit, that seeker will be eliminated. Killing another member of the seekers is also prohibited. The Hiders must either use the key to unlock the doors and find an exit, or hide until the 30-minute time limit is reached. The hiders can also kill the seekers to defend themselves. If a hider gets killed by a seeker, that hider will be eliminated. Prior to the game beginning, players were allowed to switch teams if they wished. In order to do this, they had to swap with a member of the opposing team and this could only be done under mutual consent from both players. Inside the arena, the locked doors have three different keyhole shapes required (either circle, triangle or square) and for the exit door, all three types of keys are needed to unlock it. Swap strategy means that red doesn't kill blue (that swapped) so if there is an odd number of players the extra one could be seeker to balance number (or add white ball so becomes red unless nobody changes). There is also a secret spike room that is a giant ditch of spikes. If you fall in, you get impaled and bleed out or just die immediately. Hiders can also escape through an Exit Door if they have enough keys. Seekers cannot relock the doors or go through the exit. Seekers are allowed to kill more than one Seeker, but the minimum is one elimination. Before the game starts, Players are allowed to swap vests with somebody else if they so choose. Jump Rope - Jump Rope (줄넘기 Julneomgi?) was the sixth game of the Squid Game. The game featured Young-hee and Cheol-su (two giant metal dolls that swing a metal rope around the bridge), a railroad theme, a jump rope, and a flower-themed abyss at the bottom of the arena. The entrance and exit of the door were similar to the door in Red Light, Green Light (game) and Hide and Seek. Players must cross the narrow bridge within 20 minutes, while also jumping to avoid the rotating metal rope, which increases or decreases in speed as time passes. There is also a gap in the middle of the bridge, which adds to the difficulty of the game. The railway lights on the night side turning green indicates the start of the game and players may decide the order amongst themselves. Marbles - Marbles (구슬 Guseul) was the seventh game of Squid Games. The game involved players choosing one partner with whom they would play a marble game of their choice, with the losers eliminated, and winners progressing to the next game. The rules of the game are as follows: "Using your set of ten marbles, play the game of your choice with your partner. The player who manages to take all ten marbles from their partner wins." Prior to knowing what the game would be, the players had to team up with someone. Afterwards, it was revealed they had to compete against each other. hey were each given a bag with ten Marbles, the game's objective was to gain the other player's ten marbles through any game of their choice within thirty minutes. The player who collected all ten of their partner's marbles won the game and were escorted out of the game room. The players who had lost their marbles or failed to complete the game before the time ran out were eliminated. Though partners used a game where they throw their marbles, and if it lands in the hole or wall, they would pass, while the losers fail, some losers also fail on purpose to sacrifice themselves. Mingle - Mingle (짝짓기 게임 Jjakjisgi Geim?) was the eighth game of the Squid Game. It has 50 rooms with 10 different colors, which are: Red, Orange, Yellow, Lime, Green, Teal, Cyan, Indigo, Purple, Violet. Players had to group up and enter rooms following a predetermined number. If players don't manage to make it into the rooms in time or if a room does not contain a required number, they will be eliminated. Throughout the game, players become desperate to form teams and reach a room before time runs out, leading to players teaming up and betraying each other to survive. All players are required to step onto the platform in the center of the arena. Once the game begins, the platform will spin accompanied by the song "Round and Round". Shortly after, the platform and music will stop and a number will be called out. Players will have 30 seconds to form groups according to the announced number, enter a room and close the door. All doors will automatically lock once 30 seconds have passed. Players that fail to enter a room within the time limit will be eliminated, as will any players in a room that does not contain the required number. The game took place in a circular arena with a central platform that resembles a carousel, featuring horse sculptures. The arena is surrounded by a series of colorful, numberes doors, evenly spaced along the walls, which are decorated with lights, bows and intricate patterns, giving a carnival-like atmosphere. To ensure fairness and integrity, the rooms contain cameras allowing the square guards in a control room to verify and confirm that the room contains the required number of people. After the number is called out, the lights go darker and flick faster, warning the players to go to the rooms immediately with the required number of people. Glass Stepping Stones - lass Stepping Stones (징검다리 건너기 Jing-geomdali Keonneogi?) was the ninth game of the Squid Game. The game involved contestants attempting to cross two parallel bridges by jumping across tempered glass panels while avoiding weaker panels of regular glass. Those who landed on a regular glass panel broke through the panel and fell to their deaths from a high place, resulting in their elimination from the game. Players were asked to choose a jacket with a number from 01 to [remaining number of players in roleplay] before the game; shortly after it was revealed to the players that each number represented the order in which the contestants would play. The game took place in a colossal chamber decorated to resemble the interior of a circus tent. Players began the game atop a platform at one end of the room which was connected to another platform at the opposite end by two parallel bridges, each one holding 18 glass panels. Each of the panels was either made from tempered glass, which could withstand the weight of two players; or regular glass, which would shatter on impact and cause the player to fall to their death, resulting in their elimination. The goal of the game was for players to successfully cross the bridges by jumping across the tempered glass while avoiding the regular glass, within a 16-minute time limit. Once the given time limit had reached zero, all glass panels exploded to eliminate any players who remained on the bridges. Broken glass fragments from the explosion greatly injures the remaining Players by the time they're at the end. Sky Squid Game - Sky Squid Game (고공 오징어 게임 Gogong Ojingeo Geim?) was the tenth and final game of the Squid Game. Players play this game up on three tall towers in the shape of a square, triangle, and circle. To start the game on each platform, a player must step on a button on the platform. When the game starts, players have 15 minutes to eliminate at least 1 player (except the third and final round which was 10 minutes). After 15 minutes (or 10 minutes in the third round) have passed and 1 or more players have been eliminated, a bridge will appear, letting the remaining players to go to the adjacent tower. If the time runs out and no-one has been eliminated, then all remaining players will be killed and all players will not get the ₩45.6 billion. If a player is eliminated before the button on a platform is pressed, this elimination will not count. In the first round of the game, players begin on the Square tower. The players must eliminate 1 or more players to continue to the Triangle shape. In the second round of the game, players have now reached the triangle tower. Same rules as last time, at least one Player has to be eliminated to move forward. Same for the last, circle platform. Whoever remains standing by the end of the circle platform timer wins the grand prize of money. Doesn't matter if it's an individual or a small group of people, they win. Once the Players are ready to move onto the next platform (applies for first two) and for Circle's case ready to end the games, they have to press the green button in the center of the platform. Additionally, on the first platform the Players are given the opportunity to use a metal pipe from the center of the platform to knock somebody off. They can choose to take the pipe with them or not, but if it falls off the edge they don't get another one. Lastly, all Players are taken out of their Player uniforms for this game and suited into tuxedos with their number labels on them. Underneath the black tux jackets are white, long-sleeved thin-layered shirts with a black bowtie around the neck. Voting - Voting is an interlude that occurs after RLGL, Six-Legged Pentathlon, Hide and Seek, and before Sky Squid Game. Usually, there's a white podium in front of the stage in the dormitory room. If the Players want to end the game, they press the red "X" button and are given a red "X" patch they have to attach to the right side of them chest. If the Players want to continue the gams, they press the blue "O" button and are given a blue "O" patch to put on the right side of their chest. Players are allowed to change their votes or keep it the same every voting round. It will never be in favor of Team X and always in favor of Team O, since the voting system is rigged and there's always more O votes. Guards - The Pink Guards, otherwise known as Pink Soldiers or Masked Men, are the staff who manage, upkeep, and enforce the rules of Squid Games on behalf of the Front Man. Pink Guards all wear the same base clothing in order to preserve anonymity. This is the pink hooded jumpsuit, black gloves and black boots, and a permeated mask to hide their identity. These masks have one of three symbols which indicates their ranking. The Managers are the ground commanders who act on the direct orders of the Front Man. Managers are tasked with organizing the guards, relaying information to the players, and disciplining soldiers who step out of line. The Front Man trusts these guards the most. This is the highest rank of the staff on The Island. While Managers are not typically seen with firearms, one manager is shown to be equipped with a Smith & Wesson Model 10. The only Square guard is Miss Circle. The Soldiers are the armed enforcers who terminate eliminated players by shooting and killing them and prevent contestants from violating the Game's rules. Soldiers are seen equipped with Smith & Wesson Model 19's for singular eliminations as seen during Sugar Honeycombs and Marbles, which soldiers used them to carry out the eliminations of the losers of the game. Soldiers are also equipped with Heckler & Koch MP5A3's which are used for eliminating large groups. The only Triangle guards are Miss Thavel and Miss Bloomie. The Workers are the "civilian" staff in the sense that they are given menial tasks - body disposal, preparing games, cleaning maintenance, and food distribution. Their role in the Squid Games does not require them to speak or possess weapons. The only O Guards are Miss Sasha, Mister Demi, and Miss Emily. Guards have 3 rules and if they break them, they will be killed by the Frontwoman herself: Never take off your mask unless in private and with permission, never speak to other Guards unless permitted and only speak to Players if they speak first or act a certain way, and no entering/exiting areas without permission.