Intense violence, captivating action and unpredictable twists were expected by many people by first watching Netflix’s success Calmar game. That said, almost no one has planned the heartbreaking level of emotion that the Korean program would bring to television screens around the world. To put it slightly, the fabrics were probably necessary for more than one opportunity.

The trips of the fascinating characters in the series were always likely to end with a disaster, but devastation and sorrow came next to the blood and gore of the Mortelle Games show with high issues. Countless lives were spent during season 1, although season 2 also had its share of heartbreaking moments. Calmar game Touched many fans around the world, and these moments were the most overwhelming in a series filled with painful scenes.

Updated on January 31, 2025 by Ajay Aravind: Season 2 of Calmar game Was relatively less sad because Gi-Hun drove a rebellion and briefly overwhelmed the guards. Unfortunately, his attempt ended with a miserable failure. As a heroic protagonist, however, Gi-Hun will win at the end of season 3, which will also contain its just share of deaths and betrayals. Until then, we have updated this article with five other most sad scenes of Calmar game So far.

15

Han Mi-Yeyo and Jang Deok-Su decrease together

Season 1, episode 7, “VIPS”

The Han Mi-Nyeo Intelligent, manipulator and aloud had its means of ensuring allies inside Calmar gameQuickly develop a relationship with Jang Deok-Su. For his part, it was nothing more than sex, but mid-Nyeo clearly indicated that the betrayed would end with disastrous consequences for Deok-Su. As expected from his arrogance, he threw her out of his team because he thought she was too weak for the war rope.

Mi-Nyeo somehow survived the round, promising a revenge against Deok-Su. Revenge made the head during the Glass Bridge game, and mid-Nyeo literally jumped at the opportunity. She took the ruthless gangster in her arms and sent them both in a one -way turn to eliminate. Although many fans have been saddened by the loss of Han Mi-Nyeo, his behavior in the previous towers made his death less heartbreaking than all the other scene on this list.

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Cho Sang-Woo’s mother is full of shame

Season 1, episode 2, “Hell”

Cho Sang-Woo was the pride of his hometown, and this is never more obvious or clear than when he hears his mother talking about him. Flouring with joy by telling others about the achievements of her offspring, it was a monumental shock for her when the police approached her stand and gave the word they had a mandate for the arrest of Blood-Woo .

The emotional performance of Park Hye-Jin as an anonymous mother of Blood-Woo has taken this uncomfortable moment and made the look almost intact. No mother should have to experience this level of shame, in particular a hard and healthy job as that of Sang-Woo. On a positive note, however, this incredible woman raises Kang Sae-Byeok’s brother for a few years, demonstrating her incredible mind.

13

Ga-Yeong tells him goodbye to his often absent father

Season 1, episode 1, “Light Red, Green Light”

Maybe no scenario in Calmar game is as irrefutable as that of Gi-Hun and his daughter. Large because of the manufacture of Gi-Hun, Ga-Yeong does not see his father almost as much as she wishes. It is clear that she loves it, and it is heartbreaking to see her watch him make his way through life. Gi-Hun almost managed to give it a big birthday, only for fate to tear the happiness of their hands again.

On the step with an umbrella in hand, Ga-Yeong waved a review of his dear old dad. In fact, part of the Gi-Hun’s decision to enter the Calmar game after the vote allowed him to leave was based on the imminent departure of Ga-Yeong in the United States. The irony for Gi-Hun is that he now has money not only to travel around the world, but also to settle wherever he wants. Unfortunately, his moral compass refuses to bring him together with his daughter until he can end the Calmar game.

12

Min-Su chooses to betray her Savior S’-Mi

Season 2, episode 6, “ox”

Season 2 of Calmar game revealed a plethora of new characters, many of whom quickly became favorable to fans. Among them was a good, an insured woman who took the trouble to protect the weakest players, including Park Min-Su. She even warned Min-Su that he was not the type to survive such a brutal death game, declaring that her relationship with Nam-Gyu and Thanos would inevitably lead her fall.

Unfortunately, The weak nature of Min-Su has proven to be its loss during the Mingle game. During one of the rounds, Mi offers to take her Min-Su with her in the Safe Hall, but he cheated on her and joined the Thanos team instead. Although his betrayal was certainly heartbreaking, Min-Su could not even make amends because the Mi was later killed by Nam-Gyu. When Calmar game Season 3 arrives, he will have a less reliable ally.

11

Oh Il-Nam finds his dignity thanks to Gi-Hun

Season 1, episode 5, “A Fair World”

Suffering from a tumor in the brain and by far the oldest and most fragile of all the competitors of season 1, the 001 player had an understandable motivation to participate Calmar game. Before fans learned the truth about Oh Il-Nam, they believe his explanation for not wanting to die in the outside world. His health deteriorates quickly during the levels of the game, and the old man wakes up even to find himself covered in his own urine.

Gi-Hun is the only one to abandon his jacket to help Oh Il-Nam to regain his dignity. It is a stimulating moment which is not only sad to see, but also makes a declaration on the social condition of the elderly. Almost all the other competitors were a young or average age, so fans could easily imagine how terrible Il-Nam’s life had been since he was old, sick and poor. That said, it turned out to be only two of these three things.

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10

Kim Jeong-Rae sacrifices his life to save Choi Woo-Seok

Season 2, Episode 1, “Bread and Lottery”

The episode of the first of season 2 revealed that the desperate struggle of Gi-Hun to find the recruiter and access the Calmar game through him. For this company, Gi-Hun spent part of its earnings to hire dozens of men to travel the metro stations for the recruiter. In the end, this mysterious villain is found by Choi Woo-Seok and Kim Jeong-Rae, also known as Mr. Kim. History even highlights the close relationship of this pair, Mr. Kim having officiated Woo-Seok’s marriage.

Gi-Hun ordered them to do nothing, but the two men were easily knocked out by the recruiter and taken to an unknown place. Linked and gagged, Mr. Kim and Woo-Seok are forced to a nightmarish game by the recruiter, mixing the rules of rocky paper and Russian roulette scrushers. Some laps take place with nothing bad, but Mr. Kim finally sacrificed himself to protect his friend. Calmar game has shown how the deaths of minor characters can break the hearts of viewers, but the sacrifice of Mr. Kim pale compared to the other devastating scenes from this list.

9

Gi-Hun gains a little buyout, but it is a little too late

Season 1, episode 9, “One Lucky Day”

The heartbreaking and the comforting heart in the same breath, Gi-Hun’s actions in the series final contribute greatly to give the father and absent from the game. After leaving the Squid game with his gains already transferred to his bank account , Gi-Hun goes on a mission to keep the promises he made during season 1.

After dying her hair a color that looks very much like blood, perhaps to signify his transformation, Gi-Hun finds Kang Cheol in an orphanage. He takes Sae-Byeok’s brother to the mother of Sang-Woo, asking him to take care of the child. Although she willingly accepts without even asking her anything, Gi-Hun also maintains her promise to her fallen friend by giving her mother a significant fraction of her money.

8

Blood-Woo is partially redeem through self-sacrifice

Season 1, episode 9, “One Lucky Day”

With the choice of blood-woo and the subsequent silence during the honeycomb game, he clearly indicated that he was only for himself. In addition, Sang-Woo was very good to let your knowledge die if it meant increasing your chances of grasping the money from the giant piggy bank. Due to his determination to succeed at all costs, Sang-Woo left bloody bodies on his way to the final match.

The Squid game took place between Gi-Hun and Sang-Woo, two former friends who were now fighting for their lives (not to mention a scandalous sum of money). If Sang-Woo had seen a path to victory, he would have taken it, even if it meant killing his friend. On the other hand, when Gi-Hun defeated him and begged him to finish the match without winning, Sang-Woo stabbed in the neck. No one expected what he comes out in such a poignant and sacrificial way, telling Gi-Hun to take care of his mother.

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The endless deluge of “o” votes leaves a lot of deaths

Several episodes of season 2

In season 1, there is only one vote held and the majority vote from (only to return later). The version of season 2 of the games, however, presents a new rule. A vote will take place after each match, allowing players to leave with their share of all the money earned until this moment. Despite the multiple dead during the red light, the green light, most players vote “o”, indicating their intention to continue.

For this reason, several lives are lost in the six -legged pentathlon. The following vote ends in the same way, forcing the voters “x” reluctance in the mingle game, where even more people are torn. Things take a tour for the worst in the fight in the bathroom, where voters “O” try to weaken the opposition by killing them. Everything could have been settled with the first vote itself, but the choice of the man from the front prevented from happening.

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6

Hwang jun-ho learns who is really his brother

Season 1, episode 8, “Front Man”

Hwang Jun-Ho is much more than a simple police officer by simply doing his job by investigating the mysterious golden calling cards. In fact, he is also an honorable young man looking for his lost brother. Jun-Ho’s mission takes him to the island where Calmar games take place, successfully infiltrating and leaving the secret location. However, as for most characters in this ruthless series, tragedy soon finds its place in Jun-Ho’s life.

Just when he seemed to be leaning, he found his brother in the worst possible way. The man behind the mask turned out to be the disappeared family member, shocking Jun-Ho to his heart. Unable to answer, he could only look helpless while the man before pulled a gunshot in his shoulder, sending him to the edge of the cliff and his apparent death.

5

Jung-Bae is assassinated in front of a helpless gi-hun

Season 2, episode 7, “friend or enemy”

Unlike Cho Sang-Woo, who was Gi-Hun’s childhood friend, season 2 presented one of the protagonist adult friends. Having met in their game, Jung-Bae’s financial situation is not resolved as the Gi-Hun does. Consequently, he participated in the Squid 2024 game, to the chagrin of his friend. That said, Gi-Hun behaves upon his promise to keep Jung-Bae safe until the very last episode.

Fans have grown up to love the compassionate and courageous nature of Jung-Bae, especially when he joined forces with Gi-Hun to set up armed resistance against the organizers. The two of them covered more distance than the remaining rebels, which were killed or forced to withdraw by the guards. Luckily, the Front Man took the opportunity to resume its original role and murdered Jung-Bae just ahead of Gi-Hun. As Gi-Hun will probably take revenge on the death of his friend in season 3, this scene remains at n ° 5 on this list.

4

Hyun-Ju’s background is one of the saddest of Squid game

Season 2, episode 5, “One More Game”

Almost all the competitors of the Calmar game come from a poor environment or the middle class, participating only because they are drowning in debt. This is also the case for season 2 Cho Hyun-Ju, probably one of the best characters in Calmar game. Hyun-Ju has faced considerable prejudices after being released as a transgender, making him lose his sources of income.

As she was only partially in the gender assertion process, she had to repay her existing debts before using the gains to complete her transition. The difference between Hyun-Ju and most other players, however, is that it does not even have a single close relationship in the outside world. His courageous decision to go out ended up burning the bridges to his family and friends. While the bottom frame of Hyun-Ju is heartbreaking, it turns out to be an extremely noble person.

3

Sae-byok is brutally murdered by Cho Sang-Woo

Season 1, episode 8, “Front Man”

Kang Sae-Byeok most likely has the most endearing reason to participate in the death game. As a young defector in North Korea, his only motivation for competition and in turn risking his life, is to find his family who was separated on the other side of the border. Sae-Byeok survives due to a combination of luck, perseverance and the good set of allies.

However, she has only one ally alive before the final round, with Sang-Woo who turns out to be unworthy of confidence. Despite the fact of becoming one of the last three standing, Sae-Byeok was brutally killed by Sang-Woo, who exploited the temporary distraction of Gi-Hun. Calling him an overwhelming contemptible murder would be an understatement. If there was a player who deserved to win Calmar gameIt was Kang Sae-Byeok.

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2

Gi-Hun returns home to find his dead mother

Season 1, episode 9, “One Lucky Day”

The devastating effect that Calmar game A on the life of Gi-Hun is never clearer than when he returns home after having survived the nightmares of hell himself. Gi-Hun returned to games to earn the money necessary for his mother’s medical bills, but Oh Mal-Soon had died in his absence. If he had not stolen her money and shivered her for so long, she may have been there long enough to watch her son change her life.

Oh Mal-Soon was an innocent victim among many of those who obtained what would happen to them in the form of an undoubtedly justifiable death. She had trouble with several things in addition to her debilitating illness and still managed to take care of her useless son. Consequently, the disappearance of Oh Mal-Soon, alone and powerless in his house, made one of the most overwhelming scenes in the series.

1

When the balls stop rolling, tears run the cheeks

Season 1, episode 6, “Gganbu”

It can be difficult to classify the end of the sixth episode of the first season as one moment, although several deaths of succession characters quickly make this sequence of one of the most heartbreaking episodes that Netflix has ever offered to his subscribers. The disembodied voice tells candidates to train in pairs, and they naturally expect to survive in a team. Actually, A single member of each pair will be allowed to cross the marble game.

The adorable Ali Abdul succumbs to a nasty ruse from Sang-Woo, Ji-Yeong makes a heartbreaking sacrifice to save Sae-Byeok, and Oh Il-Nam says goodbye to his Gganbu. Also entitled “GGANBU”, season 1, episode 6 has the waterworks flowing in various heartbreaking scenes. Brilliant in his execution and heartbreaking to look at unfold, Calmar game is never more emotional or overwhelming than in the last moments of this fantastic episode.

Calmar game

Release date

2021 – 2024

Network

Netflix

Showrunner

Hwang Dong-Hyuk

Directors

Hwang Dong-Hyuk

Writers

Hwang Dong-Hyuk

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  Lee Jung-Jae

  Seong Gi-Hun / ‘No. 456 ‘

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  Park Home-Soo

  Change the only / ‘o. 218

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