Dae-ho

Due to a dialogue that makes reference to the Vietnam War, which has generated criticism for allegedly distorting history, the Vietnamese state-run media outlet Lao Dong reported on Monday that the Department of Cinema of the Ministry of Culture is reviewing whether the second season of Squid Game violates Vietnamese laws. He likely suffered abuse as a child. When questioned about his family and past, he quickly changed the subject. When Hyun-Ju asked him where the ammunition was during the riot, he flinched and instinctively covered his head with his hands when Hyun-Ju grabbed him. And when asked why he joined the marines, he said, "It was my father's idea. He said I had to be tougher." This could mean that Dae-Ho was "sensitive" when (possibly) he was beaten or physically punished.

Kang Dae-ho Name Kang Dae-ho Alias Player 388 Bruce Lee (by Park Jung-bae) Damn coward (by Kim Yeong-sam) Idiot (by Player 145)

Family Fathers without a name Four unnamed older sisters Relationships Park Jung-bae † (close friend) Seong Gi-hun (friend) Kim Jun-hee (friend) Hwang In-ho (former friend, traitor) Kim Yeong-sam (enemy) Affiliation Republic of Korea Marine Corps (formerly) Team O from Squid Game 2024 (previously) Team X Seong Gi-hun's Team Team Revolt Team Blue

Occupation Marina (formerly) Destination State I live. Physical description Gender Male Eye color Black Hair color Black Appearances Interpreted by Kang Ha-neul Park Jong-Nam (Gonggi scene) First appearance Last appearance "001" (icon) "Friend or foe" More What did you say? Huh? What did you call me? Hey, you idiot, say it again! Look, you idiot, I was a damn marine! Kang Dae-ho to Kim Yeong-sam when he is called a coward. Kang Dae-ho (강대호 Gang Dae-ho?), also known as Player 388, is a contestant in the 2024 Squid Game. A former marine, he is an early ally of Seong Gi-hun and Park Jung-bae, with whom he forms a bond due to their military service. Dae-ho is a respectful young man. He demonstrates great discipline as a former marine. Dae-ho is also understanding and comprehends why someone would do something, even if he himself wouldn't.

Dae-ho grew up surrounded by four older sisters and spent most of his time playing with them, which made him an expert in things considered "girly" by social standards. His father forced him to enlist in the army to counteract this, so he joined the Republic of Korea Marine Corps, where he was part of Class 1140.

During his time in the Marine Corps, a shooting occurred that left several soldiers dead and wounded. Although Dae-ho survived, the incident likely caused him to develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).