Zoey, Rumi, and Mira after performing What It Sounds Like in KPop Demon Hunters
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Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters has become a worldwide phenomenon, and today is a good day to be a fan. K-Pop Demon Hunter is without a doubt the biggest movie in Netflix history. Its popularity makes sense. The film, which fuses genres, has everything that a viewer could want – compelling characters, a great story, phenomenal animation, catchy KPop music, and a demonic boy band.
Understandably, the streaming site rushed to capitalize on the series’ popularity. They gave the film a proper theatrical release, even doing a sing-along version. Officially licensed character costumes were released with Spirit Halloween for Halloween, and they quickly sold out due to limited quantities.
Since then, they had the singing voices perform on the Tonight Show. They performed live again during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade in New York. On top of that, there are even toys in the works with Hasbro and Mattel.
Netflix Has Released A Free Digital Artbook For KPop Demon Hunters
Rumi looking worriedly over her shoulder as Derpy stands in front of her in KPop Demon Hunters
Today, Netflix released a free digital artbook for KPop Demon Hunters titled The Art of KPop Demon Hunter that shows everything from the characters' concept art to the different weapons in the movie. To make things even more exciting, readers can listen to the music as they read, making the experience immersive across multiple senses.
What’s more, each page has information about the process of creating characters and animating the film. There are plenty of behind-the-scenes details, including quotes from the directors. Much of this information isn’t available anywhere else, making the KPOP Demon Hunters artbook the exclusive source.
Ultimately, the choice to release the digital artbook for free will help maintain the hype surrounding the phenomenal movie. Plus, it will allow fans to decide if they want a physical copy of the 142-page artbook, which will release next year. Pre-orders start on January 1 on the website www.gallerynucleus.com, and fulfillment will start on February 1.
Seeing The Process Behind KPop Demon Hunters Makes The Movie Even Better
Rumi singing How It's Done in KPop Demon Hunters
Part of what makes the Oscar-worthy KPop Demon Hunters so phenomenal is the fresh and unique 3D animation style. Even taking away the story and the music, which are both undeniably appealing, the animation is beautiful to look at.
Even before the art book’s release, it was clear that KPop Demon Hunter was a passion project for the art and animation team. The love is just so clear on the screen.
The knowledge about how it was brought to life, provided by the digital artbook, is simply the icing on top of the cake. The animation can be appreciated more fully knowing how much thought went into every little decision.
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10 stars 9 stars 8 stars 7 stars 6 stars 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star Like Follow Followed PG Animation Fantasy Action Comedy Music Family Release Date June 20, 2025 Runtime 96 minutes Director Chris Appelhans, Maggie Kang Writers Hannah McMechan, Chris Appelhans, Maggie Kang, Danya Jimenez
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HUNTR/X smiling as they perform on stage in KPop Demon Hunters
Rumi looking over her shoulder at something in growing horror while derpy cat smiles behind her in KPop Demon HuntersNetflix / Courtesy Everett Collection
Rumi, Mira and Zoey peeking around a building in KPop Demon Hunters
Abby Saja dancing with Baby and Jinu in the background in Kpop Demon Hunters
Zoey smiling widely and giving two thumbs up in KPop Demon Hunters
Rumi and Hunterx group are excited to see fans in Kpop Demon Hunters
The girl group Hunterx posing in Kpop Demon Hunters
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