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The story of a group of characters that has been materially desperate, competing for the chance to win a big money prize in the deadly games played in the Squid Game series, which has become one of the most popular television series of recent times. In a series of nine episodes, individuals who compete on the price of their lives for money play deadly six children's games. There is no death threat in return for the real life of the games in which South Korea's traditional children's games are told through stories. Seong Gi-hun signs a form that he will give up his life if he can't pay his debt after the violence and threat he sees from the people he's borrowed. His body is in blood and fearful, waiting to ride the metro, and a gentle, dressed and gentle man sitting next to him. This man invites Seong Gi-hun to play 딱지 Ttakji (Origami Game) and Seong Gi-hun is included in the game as the last player. The first game to be played in the series after the Ttakji game played at the beginning of the film is the Mugunghwa Kkoci Pieotseumnida game, also known as Red Light Green Light. The presentation of the game Mugunghwa Kkoci Pieotseumnida (Ebe Tura One Two Three), which is presented with different names in popular culture, can also be regarded as an indicator of visual narrative and cultural transmission. In this context, it is important to focus on how children’s games are transmitted through the media and what roles communities play in the culture. In our study, literature scan methods have been focused on the etymology of the game’s name by two games. Through the media, the promotion of the game and the different names known in our culture, the forms of play and the similarities between the game have been studied.

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