Unexpected! The Doll From ‘Squid Game’ Is Actually From A Real Village!

Lately, the recent hit South Korean series called ‘Squid Game’ has been such a craze for many people all over the world. One particular scene from the series would definitely be the ‘Red Light, Green Light’ game. In the game, there is an appearance of a creepy-looking doll that would host the game. Little did people know, the doll is actually a doll that comes from a real village. The doll resides in Chungcheongbok-do, a rural area of South Korea’s Jincheon County.

The doll truly belonged to the horse carriage village there. Jincheon County is actually just a bit method up from Seoul and also could be reached in about 2-3 hours by automobile or even bus. The county has a village and museum for horse carriages referred to as Macha Land. For the doll, it now stands tall close to the doorway at the moment.

Picture: Gossip Chimp

The producers of the ‘Squid Game’ borrowed the particular doll for filming. Then, the doll was returned to the village after filming. According to residents, it was already there earlier than ‘Squid Game’ was filmed. The manufacturing group borrowed it briefly and returned it after. Unfortunately, it appears that evidently the doll is at the moment lacking a hand. It had each in the course of the drama, however, upon return, was gone. No clarification was given up.

Sources: Koreaboo.

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