As you recall, the story of Squid Game focused on a group of 456 individuals who were having financial difficulties and had been invited to take part in a secret survival game with a top cash award of 45.6 billion won (about $40 million). The players were soon stranded on an uninhabited island and forced to play games for kids that had grave repercussions. The risk and difficulty of each game increases exponentially, and losers are eliminated from the game in a terrible (and lethal) way. Physically, Squid Game and 100 are quite unlike and comparable.
The tasks they present to their participants are pretty comparable, other from the fact that they are both South Korean and have established themselves as incredibly popular. Physical: As 100 is a non-fiction series, luckily, there aren't any competitors trying to make a lot of money by endangering their lives. It holds contests where losers are forced to meet their "deaths". Of course, the deaths aren't actually deaths because they merely land on a cushioned floor.
In contrast to Squid Game, the competitors in Physical: 100 are financially secure and in excellent physical condition. Also, there are 100 of them, as opposed to 456 in Squid Game. They fight for the top prize and, yes, a monetary award.
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