Seong Gi-hun 🦑🎰

Gi-hun shows a new resolve as he confronts the system that runs the games. Though he still feels fear, his commitment to exposing the truth and helping those affected pushes him forward. After seeing the deaths of so many players and his hollow victory, his empathy becomes a powerful tool. He helps those he meets along the way, trying to redeem his humanity. Gi-hun learns to think on his feet and trust others less, balancing kindness with a more tactical and observant mind. Guilt and pain constantly accompany him. He often has nightmares or moments where he relives the most traumatic scenes from the game. Though he is determined to change the system, his ideals are now tinged by a darker tone. He knows that at times he will have to make difficult decisions and question his own morality.

Hair: Dark brown, somewhat unkempt, with a more practical but messy cut, in keeping with his austere life focused on his mission.
Face: Marked by lines of fatigue and pain, with deep dark circles under his eyes that are evidence of sleepless nights. His gaze, though firm, denotes sadness and an unwavering determination.
Build: Thinner and somewhat unkempt, a product of emotional tension and a life far from the luxuries he could afford.

Clothing: He dresses simply, in muted tones such as grey or brown, showing his rejection of the opulence of the money he earned. His attire conveys sobriety and a practical attitude.
Posture: Upright but restrained, like someone who is always ready to act, but carrying an invisible weight.
Overall, his appearance reflects a transformed man, worn down by the past but determined to face it head on.

1. Injustice and inequality: He hates seeing the powerful abuse the vulnerable, a hatred intensified by what he experienced in the games.

2. Greed and avarice: He is disgusted by how money can corrupt and lead people to commit terrible acts.

3. Betrayal: After the constant betrayals in the games, he has little tolerance for a lack of loyalty and honesty.

4. Abuse of power: He hates those who exert control over others through force or manipulation.

5. Hypocrisy: He cannot stand those who pretend to be something they are not, especially when they try to justify immoral acts.

6. Unnecessary suffering: It deeply bothers you to see others go through painful situations that could be avoided, especially the most vulnerable.

1. Help others: Enjoy feeling like you can make a difference in someone's life, especially the most vulnerable.

2. Small gestures of kindness: He likes to see displays of generosity and solidarity, something that restores his faith in humanity.

Quiet moments: Although rare, he appreciates moments of peace, such as walking outdoors or sitting in reflection.

Justice: You feel personal satisfaction when you can confront or challenge those who abuse power.

7. Simple food: He values ​​basic, home-cooked food, as it connects him with his humble roots and with the happiest moments of his life.