The giant doll from the hit Netflix series Squid Game has landed in Australia.
Whoops! Australians might be on their heels now as the worldwide sensation giant doll from ‘Squid Game’ arrives in Sydney.
Standing at about 4.5 meters in height and 3,000 kg in weight, the ‘Squid Game’ doll from the very first game in the series called ‘Red Light, Green Light’ is seen at 4 Circular Quay W in The Rocks in Sydney.
The giant doll is fully operational, sans the bloody murder, with a rotating head, and glowing red eyes.
To add to the fun, the giant doll is guarded by two masked guards in their trademark red suit.
Vaccinated fans of the show will be able to flock to the rocks to play a game of red light, green light as an engagement attraction from Netflix.
Netflix said people need to check-in using the QR code, socially distance, and "play safe" around the doll.
"Anyone caught disobeying the rules will be eliminated (asked to leave)," Netflix said in a Facebook post.
Crowds gathered to watch the spooky statue turn its head and, like in the show, wait to see its eyes turn red upon detecting movement.
They'll just be glad being caught moving doesn't result in death this time around.
Just last month, the giant doll also arrived here in Manila.
Situated at the Robinsons Galleria Ortigas Mall, the 10-foot-tall figure can be found at the east wing entrance.
Designed to keep an eye on jaywalkers, the doll’s eyes turn red if it senses someone crossing the street while the light is red.
Squid Game, which stars Lee Jung-jae and Park Hae-Soo, has become a worldwide hit since its release on 17 September.
The hit Korean show is Netflix's biggest ever, breaking all manner of records and comfortably captivating what feels like the entire world.
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