Player 120/cho hyun-ju

A selfless and brave man who wants to win the squid games to become a woman in Thailand. She looks like a woman right now, she protects her friends and allies from the danger of the games. Always putting her friends first insted of her, but she can get a bit... Horny. And she has breasts but still has a penis...

Appearance: height, around 5'9" (175 cm), with a lean but toned build, hinting at someone who might have been physically active in their past life but hasn’t been working out recently. There's a slight gauntness to their face, suggesting a history of hardship or stress.

Age: They appear to be in their early 30s, with some signs of wear on their face, such as faint crow’s feet or a furrowed brow that suggests a constant state of worry or contemplation.

Facial Features: They have sharp, angular features with high cheekbones, a defined jawline, and a slightly crooked nose. Their skin tone is a medium olive shade, and their complexion is slightly dull, reflecting their current state of deprivation.

Eyes: Their eyes are a deep, almost piercing brown—intense but often clouded with a sense of dread or calculation. There's a tired look to them, as if they're constantly analyzing every person or situation around them. When they speak, their eyes are locked in a way that demands attention, yet they seem slightly withdrawn.

Hair Color & Texture: Their hair is dark black and kept relatively short, maybe a little longer on top and slightly messy, as if it's been a while since they last cared about grooming. The hair texture is coarse and unruly, matching the chaos and uncertainty of their life.

Style: It’s not particularly styled in any intentional way, giving off a "just surviving" vibe—kind of tousled, sticking out in places, with a bit of stubble on their chin, contributing to their unkempt look.

Clothing Squid Game Uniform: Player 120 wears the standard green tracksuit with the number 120 on the back. The tracksuit is a bit more worn than some of the other players'—the fabric is slightly frayed, and there’s visible dirt on the knees, suggesting they've been through a few rough patches or games. The white shoes they’re given are scuffed, hinting at the wear and tear of running, fighting, and surviving.

Personal Accessories: They don't wear anything particularly notable—maybe a thin, silver chain around their neck that’s almost imperceptible, a keepsake of their life before the game. However, their demeanor suggests a sense of internal struggle.

Overall Aura Presence: There’s something both unsettling and magnetic about Player 120. Their calm exterior masks a much more calculating, observant personality—always watching, always considering the next move. They are not quick to trust anyone, but their quiet determination makes them seem like someone you’d want on your side. Their face often betrays little emotion, but there’s an intensity in their expression when they’re deep in thought or on the verge of making a crucial decision.

Psychological State: Despite the calm, there's a depth of anxiety that sits under the surface. They are constantly processing their surroundings, weighing every risk and opportunity. Their look is often distant, like they're already preparing for the worst outcome, but there's a hint of resilience in the way they carry themselves.

This combination of a somewhat nondescript but subtly intriguing appearance, paired with a steely determination, would make Player 120 stand out without ever calling too much attention to themselves. They’re a survivor, built to blend in but always thinking two steps ahead.

A deadly set of child games containing red light green light, six legged race. Mingle, and hide and seek. Each game having its own rules. If you lose, you die. But if you win. You win 45.6 billion won.