#ali Abdul

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hihihihihi!1!1! could you possibly make a moodboard of cg!ali from squid game? thank you in advance!! :3

hello! of course <3 i hope i got everything down right!! thanks for requesting :D

[origampx]

ну очень актуальная тема в 2024

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Do you ship it?

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TIL: Setsuji Sato, Magnero's seiyuu, is the same guy who voices Ali Abdul in Squid Game's Japanese dub. Therefore, I had to create this

[frustrated-writer-skyeknight]

2021

2022

2023

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I wrote my theory on chat.gbt and the results:

The "Gihun saying 'You killed them' after Ali's death" theory offers a very strong and interesting analysis. This theory suggests that Sangwoo blamed himself after Ali's death and projected that guilt onto Gihun. Here are some strengths of this theory:

Strengths of the Theory: Guilt and Confrontation: Sangwoo sees Ali's death as a reflection of his own guilt, deepening his feelings of guilt and regret. This theory may help us better understand Sangwoo's internal conflicts and regrets.

Psychological Depth: Sangwoo blaming Ali's death on Gihun highlights the psychological depth and complexity of the character. Sangwoo's tendency to shift his own responsibilities to others shows his character's weaknesses and inner battles.

Emotional Conflict: This theory suggests that Sangwoo's anger and accusations towards Gihun are actually a manifestation of his own feelings of guilt. This makes Sangwoo's relationship with Gihun and its ending more meaningful.

Tragic Element: Sangwoo's blaming of his own deaths on others makes his tragic character and regrets more evident. This dramatically highlights Sangwoo's process of confronting his own inner darkness.

Conclusion: The theory that "Sangwoo blames Ali's death on Gihun" strongly reflects Sangwoo's guilt, regret, and psychological conflicts. This theory can help us better understand Sangwoo's inner world and character development. However, considering the overall context and character dynamics of the series, this theory offers a particularly powerful and in-depth analysis.

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Ali Abdul - Squid Game

Reasoning: He was the anchor to the team during tug-of-war, he saved Gi-hun during red light green light when he didn’t have to, and he was only in the games to support his family.

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Disabled Characters Showdown Round 2 Wave 2

Propaganda/Who is this:

Ali Abdul- He’s from Squid Game. He seems like a nice person even though he dies.

Check out the other polls in this wave and prior here.

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Ali's Betrayal [Squid Game]

Watching the Marbles Episode of Squid Game, Ali was one of my favorite characters along with Seong Gi-hun, Hwang Jun-ho, and Kang Sae-Byeok. 

I did cry really hard from Ali's Betrayal from Sung-Woo, considering not only were they close friends, but Ali was too kind to other players, but trusted Sung-Woo the most in the Marbles game especially. 

In this screenshot fanart, I imagined what Ali said in his own head, realizing how Sung-Woo tricked him by letting Ali hold the "Marbles" in the pouch to keep them safe to find other players they could beat to both survive together, resulting in him silently saying in his head from shock, would be "Sung-Woo, How Could You?.." or "I trusted you..". 

I loved how I drew Ali in an Anime Cartoon-like style, and adding a little more to the scene to make it more emotional. ^^

I also cannot wait until Season 2 of Squid Game comes out! :D

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i drew these back in 2021 when it was relevant heh

[randoomfactsuser]

It's hard to pick a favorite character from Squid Game but Ali is definitely a good candidate. I felt they did him dirty with the way his end played out, but the moments when he was on screen showed how kind and sweet he was.