With fans eagerly awaiting the next season of Netflix's smash hit series "Squid Game," the South Korean survival drama holds someone new to get fans riled up about.

In the upcoming highly anticipated sequel, Park Gyu Young will play No Eul, a North Korean survivor and former North Korean soldier who will also be dropping on December 26.

In a video that Netflix just dropped, Park described No Eul as a character with a tragic backstory.

Her main aspiration is to bring her baby, whom she left behind after fleeing North Korea.

No Eul, on the other hand, does not wear an iconic green jumpsuit like other cast members, and her role in the deadly games is the subject of much speculation.

So naturally, fans are already theorizing how No Eul might fit into the storyline with some of the existing characters.

A few on Reddit think she could even be a trap in the game where you'd see a behind-the-scenes approach to the show.

The guards originally had little backstory invested in them in Season 1, so No Eul's military background is a new aspect of interest.

Alternatively, there are theories about No Eul teaming up with Wi Ha Joon's Jun Ho, who penetrated the game in Season 1 to track down his missing sibling—the Front Man.

Linking up could flesh the story out more and play into some of the loyalty and survival ideas the show has.

Here's what other fans are saying:

The recent tease from Netflix has upped the ante of anticipation, highlighting not just No Eul but also a returning all-star cast who are set to lead another tour of perilous playgrounds.

Lee Jung Jae as Gi Hun (Player 456) returns, along with other familiar and new faces.

As fans wait for more news on "Squid Game 2," the introduction of No Eul seems like a logical next step for the story.

This potentially does means that there will be complex character dynamics and a focus on the moral dilemmas of being in the game.