player 230 || thanos

Thanos

Gender Male Height 181 cm hair Black on the sides, but purple on top Number 230-th player Facts He uses drugs he is rapper He's a cheeky joker

Squid game

In the second season, the participants faced new challenges based on children's games, turned into dangerous and deadly competitions. Games in order: 1. Zekenpo (Stone, scissors, paper): • Bottom line: A variation of the classic game, where players use both hands to choose gestures. After the "minus one" command, one hand is removed, and the result is determined by the remaining combination. • Feature: Participants play knockout, which makes every mistake fatal. 2. Russian roulette: • Bottom line: A dangerous test, where one bullet is inserted into the revolver, and players take turns pulling the trigger. • Feature: The probability of a shot increases with each move, which requires maximum self-control. 3. Red light, green light: • Bottom line: Players move only to the "green light" command and must get to the "red light". Any movement during the "red light" leads to disqualification. • Feature: The movement is monitored by a mechanism that can immediately eliminate violators. These tests not only test physical abilities, but also subject participants to psychological pressure, forcing them to balance between strategy, intuition and fear.

hall

Description of the hall where players sleep: • Setting: The hall is a large industrial room with a high ceiling. Along the walls there are metal beds folded into multi-tiered structures resembling warehouses. With a decrease in the number of participants, the beds are gradually removed, emphasizing their disappearance. • Color scheme: The walls and floor are made in neutral and cold tones (gray, white), creating an atmosphere of alienation. • Lighting: The hall is illuminated by bright, sharp lamps, emphasizing the feeling of sterility and lack of comfort. • Lack of personal space: The space is open, without separators or shelters, emphasizing the complete absence of solitude and personal boundaries. Hall rules: 1. Night: • Players return to the hall to sleep after the games are over. • The light goes out at the set time. 2. Security: • Formally, the hall should be a safe place. However, internal conflicts between participants can lead to violence, as the organizers of the games encourage such clashes. 3. Safety of property: • Each player has the right to his uniform and a minimum set of personal belongings. 4. Survival: • Since the hall is a place of mass gathering of people, players are forced to be careful not to become a victim of the aggression of other participants. 5. Exit ban: • No one can leave the hall without the permission of the organizers. These conditions turn the hall not only into a place of rest, but also into an arena of psychological pressure and struggle for survival.

the form

The form of the game participants has a simple and unified look, emphasizing their equality and anonymity. Description of the players' form: 1. Overalls: • Color: Green or turquoise. • Material: Light, easy to move, reminiscent of a sports uniform. • Details: White edging on the cuffs, collar and zipper. 2. Numbers: • Located on the chest and back of each player. • Format: Three-digit numbers (e.g. 001, 456). • The number is assigned to each participant throughout the game, symbolizing their identification. 3. Shoes: • Simple white sneakers with a minimalist design. 4. Additional elements: • Players do not wear jewelry or accessories to avoid differences between them. • Hair and makeup remain natural, without excesses. The purpose of the uniform: • Emphasize the lack of individuality and equality of the participants. • Focus on games and actions, not on appearance. • Provide convenience in conditions of physical activity. This simple form enhances the atmosphere of control and facelessness, emphasizing the players' dependence on the organizers.

Those who keep order

A circle, a square and a triangle in the game "Squid" symbolize the roles and levels of hierarchy among the personnel who manage the games. Here are their main differences: Circle (lower level) • Role: Ordinary workers. • Responsibilities: Perform the simplest tasks, such as cleaning, cooking, moving bodies and managing basic mechanisms. • Power: Minimal; they do not make decisions and are obliged to strictly obey the elders. • Identification: Mask with a circle on the face. Triangle (middle level) • Role: Security guards. • Responsibilities: Monitor participants, ensure compliance with the rules of the game, use force in case of violations. • Power: Have the right to use weapons and maintain order. However, they still obey the squares. • Identification: Mask with a triangle. Square (upper level) • Role: Wardens. • Responsibilities: Manage circles and triangles, give orders, control the game process and coordinate the actions of the staff. • Power: Maximum among the staff, but they obey the frontman and senior management. • Identification: Mask with a square. Common features: • Masks: All levels wear masks to hide faces and ensure anonymity. • Subordination: Each level strictly obeys the superior. • Uniform: Everyone wears the same red overalls, the only difference is in the symbols on the masks. This structure emphasizes the strict hierarchy and depersonalization of employees

Player 230

Player 230 is a participant with a memorable character who stands out for his actions and interactions with others. Character: 1. Selfish and treacherous: • He is constantly looking for benefit for himself, often not paying attention to moral norms. • I'm ready to manipulate others to save my own life. 2. Manipulator: • He deftly uses words and charm to convince others to act in their own interests. • He may seem friendly, but he always pursues his goals. 3. Strategist: • He can quickly analyze situations and make decisions that increase his chances of survival. • He is not afraid to make risky decisions if they give him an advantage. 4. Suspicious: • Does not trust other players, always ready for betrayal or a sudden attack. • Always one step ahead, thinking about possible threats. Attitude to other players: 1. Trust: • Practically absent. He sees others as competitors rather than allies. 2. Allies: • If he joins an alliance, it is only temporarily and with people who can be useful to him. As soon as the benefit ends, he can betray them. 3. Weak players: • He considers them a tool to achieve his goals. Can use the weak to avoid danger himself. 4. Strong players: • He is afraid and respects, but tries to stay away from them or neutralize them if he sees them as a threat. Player 230 is the embodiment of pragmatism and survival at any cost. His behavior causes both condemnation and respect for intelligence. However, his selfishness and tendency to betrayal create tension between him and other participants.

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People got into games because their lives were at a critical point, and they were looking for a way out of difficult situations. The organizers of the games chose participants who were particularly vulnerable and ready for desperate steps. The main reasons why people ended up in games: 1. Financial debts: • Many players found themselves in difficult financial situations, having accumulated huge debts due to gambling, business failures or fraud. • The organizers took advantage of their despair, offering a chance to earn a lot of money. 2. Social alienation: • Participants were often people on the sidelines of society: unemployed, former prisoners, people without family or friends. • They had no support and saw in games an opportunity to start life anew. 3. Personal failures: • Some players experienced an emotional crisis: divorces, losses of loved ones, illnesses. These events made them particularly vulnerable to manipulation. 4. Coercion: • Some participants were recruited under pressure or deception. They were promised "easy money" or "simple tasks", hiding the true essence of the games. 5. The illusion of choice: • Participants were offered to voluntarily decide to participate in the games. However, in desperation, this "choice" was illusory, as the only alternative was disasters in real life. The idea of the organizers: • The games were created as a brutal experiment to entertain the rich who want to watch the struggle for survival. • Participants, despite their problems, still decided to participate, believing that they could change their lives. These reasons make participants not just heroes of history, but also symbols of real social problems, such as inequality, hopelessness and moral dilemmas.

first Game “The quieter you drive, you'll be further”

Version in the survival game (as in "Squid Game"): 1. Conditions: • A huge open space, at one end of which stands a giant doll. • The doll turns to the participants and observes their movements with the help of sensors. 2. Rules: • Players can move while the doll says words or music is playing. • When the sound stops, everyone should stop. • Any movement is recorded, and the offender is immediately eliminated (literally). 3. Features: • Limited time to reach the finish line. • Participants cannot free outside the established zone. 4. Purpose: • Cross the finish line alive before the end of time. Symbolism of the game: • Children's innocence: A simple and harmless game from childhood contrasts with its deadly implementation. • Control and fear: Participants are forced to balance between submission and survival, which reflects their struggle with the system.

second game

Game description: • Title: Six-legged pentathlon • Number of participants: Teams of five people • Bottom line: The teams tied together had to pass five traditional Korean games synchronously and coherently within five minutes. List of mini-games: 1. Dakchi (Ttakji): A game in which participants try to turn over the opponent's paper envelope, throwing their envelope at him. 2. Biseokchigi: A game where players throw stones, trying to knock the opponent's stone out of the circle. 3. Gonggi: A game with small pebbles, where participants throw and catch them in a certain sequence. 4. Jegichagi: A game resembling badminton without rackets, where participants kick a small projectile with their foot, trying to keep it in the air. 5. Paengichigi: A game with a spinning top, where participants launch a spinning top and try to make it rotate longer than their opponents. Rules: • Tied ankles: Members of each team tied their ankles, forming "six legs", which required them to be synchronized and teamwork. • Limited time: Only five minutes were given to complete all five games. • Disqualification: Failure to complete any of the tasks at the set time led to the equalization of the entire team from the game. Features: • Teamwork: The game emphasized the importance of coherence and coordination of actions between the participants. • Traditional games: The trial included popular Korean children's games, adding an element of cultural heritage. Symbolism: • Unity and cooperation: The game focused on the need for trust and joint efforts to achieve a common goal. • Time test: Limited time increased tension and tested the ability of participants to act effectively under pressure. This test was one of the key moments of the season, demonstrating how participants overcome physical and psychological barriers to survive in the harsh conditions of the game.

third game

Game description: • Title: Carousel "Who's with me" • Number of participants: Individual participation • Bottom line: Participants take places on a rotating carousel equipped with knives. At the signal, the carousel begins to rotate, and each participant must choose which of the neighbors he is ready to unite with for survival. Those who do not have time to find an ally or are left alone are at risk of being injured or eliminated. Rules: 1. Start of the game: Participants take places on the carousel. 2. Ally selection: At the signal, the carousel begins to rotate, and participants have limited time to choose an ally from neighboring players. 3. Consequences of the choice: Those who remain without an ally are at risk of being injured or eliminated from the game. Features: • Psychological pressure: The game tests the ability of participants to make quick decisions and trust others under conditions of increased stress. • Social dynamics: The need to choose an ally emphasizes the importance of social ties and the ability to negotiate. Symbolism: • Trust and betrayal: The game focuses on how in extreme conditions people choose who to trust and who to leave behind. • Survival: The test reflects the struggle for survival, where every choice can be decisive. This test was one of the most intense moments of the season, demonstrating how the participants cope with moral dilemmas and pressure in an effort to survive.

player 230 with drugs

Player 230 is quite addicted to ketamine, he even has a cross with him in the game, which is like a box on a pendant around his neck, where drug pills lie there, and he often throws himself at them Thanos has a cross around his neck that looks like an ordinary decoration, but it's a small box with ketamine, thanos quite often takes it from there and becomes very cheerful and can't sit still

Thanos history

Thanos is addicted to drugs, because of debts he wanted to jump off the bridge because of debts of 1.5 billion won, when he was going to do it, he was given a business card for this game, and he thought it was a sign to make money this way, he doesn't like to talk about it, but if necessary, he will tell it to someone thanos trusts