Korean children's outdoor game, squid game.
(Game in Netflix drama)
Recently, Netflix's drama Squid Game has become very popular. I briefly summarized the play squid game of Korean children. The reason why the name of the game is squid is that it was similar to squid's shape when it was drawn on the floor to play.
First of all, you can simply watch the video, but once you watch it, it will be easy to understand. Each picture on the floor has a reason to need it, and the goal is to escape and arrive.
If you play with one foot and step on your tail, if you return to your head, the offensive team wins, and if you eliminate all of them, the defense team wins.
Other rules are as follows.
The stadium will be held in a place with large circles, triangles, and square shapes attached. The upper circle is the attack camp's house, the lower circle is the defense camp's house, and the triangle/square part is the defense camp.
Players can basically move on only one foot with one foot up, and of course, it is cheating to switch legs alternately. However, at home, both offense and defense are allowed to stand on two feet, and fighting is prohibited at this time.
In addition, the defensive side can walk on two feet inside the squid body and go outside through the defensive side's house, while the offensive side can also enter the squid body through the defensive side's house.
In common, if you step on or cross the line, you are out if you fall and other parts other than your feet touch the ground, and this will exclude you until the game is played (i.e., until the offensive line hurries or the defense removes all the attacks).
The goal of the offensive camp is to start from the head, pass through the defensive camp's house, penetrate the squid's body, and return home. The corner of the head of the triangle overlaps the circle of the offensive camp, and if the offensive camp enters the squid body and steps on it, that is, if it succeeds in singing "Mansae (the act of shouting with both hands up)," it wins and plays back to the offensive camp. On the contrary, the defense camp must remove all offensive camps, and in this case, the offense and defense will be replaced.
There is a narrow passage (bridge) between the triangle and the square part of the defense. As mentioned above, you have to play with one foot outside the squid body, but if the offensive side passes through this passage from one side to the other, you can play with two feet anywhere afterward.[5] This passage part can stand on both feet, whether it is offense or defense, but unlike home, it is also possible to attack.
Hurrah is possible without passing through the middle passage. In this case, the attacker, the squid body parts, one ahead of the first attack because it is still out and if it fell to only be moved to the camp very adverse conditions. So, usually, they can stand on both feet beyond the middle passage and then attack.
1:1 weather soil is often held on both sides of offense and defense. Even if you fall almost at the same time, it is a defeat for the side that fell a little first, and the side that fell a little later can continue to play.
In some cases, if a passive attack is made from the offensive side, it may enter the offensive side from the defensive side. In principle, the defense camp should play on one foot in the offensive camp, but if someone enters the camp and shouts "cell," both defense camps can play on two feet afterward.