During her role in the 33rd Squid Game, 255 players were eliminated, which was mainly due to the mass panic following the deaths of two players. Show Contents
RoleRed Light, Green LightYoung-hee was positioned at one end of the field, the other players were given the task of getting to her side of the field within a set time limit, but they can only move when Young-hee's back was turned. If any players were caught moving when she turns around, they were eliminated from the game and shot dead by unseen snipers. Any players who failed to reach Young-hee's side of the field in time were also eliminated. Young-hee adjusts the tone of her song slightly each time, which has caught several players off-guard over the years. Young-hee was responsible for 255 deaths, the largest death count of the games that year. This was mainly due to the mass panic amongst the players following the deaths of Player 324 and Player 250, with Young-hee's sensors detecting all their movements, which ultimately resulted in the deaths of hundreds of players. Some people such as Cho Sang-woo and Kang Sae-byeok were able to exploit her sensors by hiding behind others which therefore made it more difficult for Young-hee to notice them. After this, the game and Young-hee's movement were paused briefly as the instructor of the games repeated the rules of the game twice to the traumatized surviving players, 201 of which completed the game but the rest were killed by either being detected by Young-hee or failing to reach the end in time. Squid GameYoung-hee was shown in the background as the game took place in the same room as "Red Light, Green Light". Since she was not a part of the game, Young-hee was temporarily deactivated until the end of the game. Cho Sang-woo commented on both games taking place in the same room during his fight with Seong Gi-hun. Role after the 33rd Squid GameFollowing the 33rd Squid Game, Young-hee became accompanied in the games by her "boyfriend" Cheol-su. Behind the scenes Young-hee is based on the character of the same name from South Korean textbooks in the 1970s and 1980s. Young-hee is voiced in the Korean sub by Chantal, and is voiced by Reagan To in the English dub. Young-hee is based on the character of the same name who appeared on the covers of Korean textbooks Chul-soo and Young-hee in the 1970s and 1980s, and her hairstyle was inspired by Hwang Dong-hyuk's daughter's.[1] HoYeon Jung (who played Kang Sae-byeok) explained the doll's origins in a virtual appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.[2][3] The Netflix Twitter account confirmed the doll's name is Young-hee in a tweet discussing Squid Game Profile Icons.[4] Her singsongs in Korean, "Mugunghwa Flower has Blossomed", refers to the hibiscus syriacus, the national flower of South Korea. The use of this familiar character was meant to juxtapose memories of childhood and unsettling fear in the players. The doll used for Young-hee's scenes in the series, which has inspired replicas that have toured around the world. Young-hee has achieved worldwide popularity following the success of Squid Game, and has been described as the mascot of the series.[5] Due to her popularity, she has been used in merchandising, with South Korean toy designer Hyun-Seung Rim (aka twelveDot) unleashing heads of the doll, albeit in a smaller size, which have been given to various members of the cast and will be available for the public to buy at a later date.[6] A Young-hee alarm clock has been made, which fires soft pellets at its owner if they're not awake when their alarm goes of.[7] Additionally, various plushies and figures of Young-hee have been made.[8][9] An officially licenced Young-hee Vinyl Figure was released in January 2022.[10] On October 1st 2021, a humorous fake interview with Young-hee (whose actor is named "Chantal" in the interview) was posted on Vulture.[11][12] The doll used for Young-hee is a real artifact residing in a horse carriage village in Jincheon County in Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea. The doll was built in October 2016. Hwang borrowed the doll for the "Red Light, Green Light" scene in the episode of the same name and the "Squid Game" scene in One Lucky Day. It has since been returned to the village. However, it was removed from the public in late September 2021 due to the massive popularity of both the doll and the series. To celebrate Halloween in October 2021, a giant replica of Young-hee was placed in Sydney, Australia, accompanied by two people roleplaying as workers.[13] Similar replicas of the doll have also been featured across the world, including an appearance at the Birmingham New Street Station and Manchester Trafford Centre in the United Kingdom on November 6, 2021. In the Philippines, a replica has been installed as a promotional stunt that detects jaywalkers at zebra crossings, and turns its eyes red when it detects one.[14] In June 2022, it was revealed by Hwang Dong-hyuk that Young-hee has a boyfriend named Cheol-su, who will be featured alongside Young-hee in the second season. He teased "a romantic duet from the couple right before they give you that deadly look".[15] GallerySquid GameThe doll standing in-between two Workers The doll facing away from the players, with its hand on the tree The doll turning around to face the players, moments before detecting their movements The doll's sensors tracking the movements of panicked players The doll deactivated during the final game Promotional image of the doll looking towards the camera, during the scene where panicked players attempt to escape What does the doll in Squid Game do?The four-meter-tall doll detects anyone who moves — or even flinches — after stopping, and contestants are shot dead on the spot, alerting everyone in the game for the first time that losing has fatal consequences.
Who is the robot girl in Squid Game?The boy's name was Cheol-su, and the girl's name was Young-hee," she said on the show. According to the Koreaboo, the characters were often depicted as best friends in textbooks from the 1970s and 1980s.
What is the weird doll in Squid Game?Younghee, the murderous Squid Game doll and star of Korean children's textbooks, has inspired Halloween costumes, nail art, and even plans for an alarm clock that awakens its owner by firing pellets instead of bullets. Younghee is not the only children's toy to give audiences the chills, however.
What does the huge doll in Squid Game say?As reported on Perth Now, the doll is 4.57 metres tall and weighs approximately 3,000kg. Just as in the show, the doll can turn its head and say: “Red light, green light.” The doll's eyes are said to light up red and can detect movement from players who don't keep still.
What is the dolls Squid Game backstory?Jung, who portrays Sae-byeok, explained that the doll actually originates from Korean school textbooks. She told the host, “When we were at the school, there were characters — one is a boy, and one is the girl. The boy's name was Chulsoo, and the girl's name was Younghee, and she's the one.”
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