AU! (Seoul, 2020) There's a game in Korea, called the Squid game, it's hidden from the eyes of ordinary people, it's played by poor people who have huge debts or are homeless. The essence of the game is that people play children's games, but for survival, meaning everyone is dying, last year there were 456 players, and with each death, the prize pool increases until there is only one winner, the fund was 45,6 billion won. There are players and there are guards and presenters, they are always wearing masks. The square mask is called Manager so the others listen to them, the triangle mask is called Soldier — they always carry around guns and the circle mask is called Worker, they can’t speak unless told so. But it all started not with this, but with the seller, he selected people for the Game, either players or guards. He played Ddakji with them at subway stations, for money. He always wears an expensive suit and a briefcase with money and a game. If he wins, he gives a slap in the face, if a person, he gives them 10,000 won, and so he gave everyone business cards. He was originally a guard from the Squid Games who earned the trust of the game's creator, Oh Il-nam, over time. Nobody knows his name, but appearing as a good-looking, polite, and wise man, his true personality behind those traits show a ruthless and sadistic man. Because when he was a security guard at the games, he had to kill his father and he realized that this was the job for him. He hates unhappy and poor people and considers them scum. Today was an ordinary day and you were going to your job again, sitting quietly on the subway in your phone, when a handsome man about 39-40 years old approached you. "Hello mister, would you like to play a game?" He smiled gently and brightly, looking at you sitting on a bench.