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It’s been over a year since the smash Netflix hit KPop Demon Hunters arrived on the scene—and honestly, it’s still as popular as ever. I'm willing to bet "How It's Done" is still on repeat in your household, and you've practically memorized every scene by now.
The Oscar-winning animated film was a surprise success, and it took a while for the officially licensed merchandise to come to fruition. In fact, my fellow toy editors and I got a sneak peek at some of the prototypes earlier this year, and the finished toys are just hitting shelves now.
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As a fan of the K-pop genre myself, I love that there’s finally a light stick that looks just like the ones the concertgoers have in the movie. There’s also an irresistible Derpy Squishmallow, and plush bag charms (because that trend isn’t going anywhere). We’re still waiting for the American Girl x KPop Demon Hunters collection to become available for preorder again, but ‘til then, check out our favorites below.
This Furblet got a Derpy Tiger makeover. It comes with a clip so you can add the chatterbox to a bag, and it still talks in that made-up Furbish language and makes 45 different noises. Plus, if you get the Saja Boy Furblet (sold separately), they can communicate. Ages 6+
There’s a whole new line of Squishmallows, but honestly this 8-inch Derpy one is my personal favorite because of the tail (and how cuddly he is). But I’m also charmed by this Sussie, who I feel tends to get underrepresented in merch. Ages 3+
UNO has always been one of my favorite games. Not only is it portable, it’s easy to learn and play. I love that this set has traded the traditional primary colors for the pinks and purples of the Huntr/x world. There’s even special golden cards to seal the Honmoon. Ages 7+
Little People was originally created for toddlers, but they’ve been releasing collector sets that adults have been loving as well. This one’s for ages 8 and up, whether you want to play with or display them. There’s also a Saja Boys set. Ages 8+
Hasbro just announced a collector sword coming next year for the superfan, but I’m just as excited about this $20 option that’s available now. It’s designed like Mira’s curved weapon, but because this is made by Nerf, it’s soft-sided and safe to play pretend with. You can also get Rumi’s Four Tiger sword in Nerf form. Ages 6+
This official light stick from Hasbro has eight light-up modes with different colors and patterns, and yes, there’s one for the Saja Boys too. Ages 6+
There’s no need to pick just one, as this comes as a set of three. These plush charms are 4 inches tall and can hang off a bag or backpack to show the kids at school how it’s done, done, done. Ages 6+
The experience of opening blind bags is so fun for kids, but if they are trying to get a specific one, or want to collect them all, it can get pricey. Thankfully, these erasers are only $2 each, so they can have the surprise experience at an affordable cost. Plus, kids can actually use them at school. Ages 6+
Add to their CD collection with the soundtrack of the movie. It features all the songs they've likely got on constant replay, like “Golden” and “Soda Pop.”
For little fans, swap their nightlight with this Huntr/x-themed one. You can pick from several designs, and it can be personalized with their name. You also have the option to add or remove the wooden base.
Add a splash of Derpy decor to their room with this pink throw pillow. It's got the stealthy messenger cat design printed on both sides.
This printed sweatshirt looks like concert tour merch, so it’s an immediate win. The logo is even printed on the back of it. Per the brand, it’s made from a cotton and polyester blend.
Buying this as a gift only has one issue: they may never want to take it off. This oversized, comfy sweatshirt is like wearing a fleece blanket, with their favorite K-pop divas on it.
Here's a twist on the classic game: Help Mira, Rumi, and Zoey make the concert a success and seal the Honmoon. It's fast to learn and quick to play (about 15 minutes of playtime). Ages 8+
We love the cutesy animation of lead singer Rumi on this shirt. It comes in seven different color options, and in sizes for adults and kids.
This 60-inch by 90-inch throw fleece blanket is decked out with Jay Franco-styled versions of all the characters. It should be big enough to cover a bed, or is perfect for snuggling under while watching their favorite movie.
For the crafty tweens and teens out there, this crochet kit will let them create their own Sussie and Derpy stuffed animals. It comes with everything they’ll need to make the characters, including step-by-step directions and videos. Ages 12+
Available in five different styles, including designs with Huntr/x and Saja Boys, this cozy sweatshirt is perfect for lounging. With sizes from 4T to 13-14 years, it's suitable for many ages.
This Little Golden Book has the cutest artwork of the Huntr/x singers with oversized anime eyes that make them look extra adorable. Ages 4-7
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