Parade. The way in which the Netflix hit KPop Demon Hunters so smoothly and surreptitiously took over pop culture since it premiered in June should be studied by entertainment execs everywhere. Not just an animated movie for kids—the music,

The K-Pop Demon Hunters phenomenon is spreading like wildfire. The light animated fantasy film with its catchy K-Pop music and classic mythical narrative is a contemporary redemptive analogy able to open the door for gospel conversations.

Nongshim, South Korea's largest instant noodle maker, will release a line of products featuring characters from the Netflix hit animated movie "KPop Demon Hunters" later this month.

With where things stand, it definitely seems like KPop Demon Hunters is in contention for two massive awards at the 2026 Oscars. It’s a current contender for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song,

Maggie Kang, director of the Netflix animated film “KPop Demon Hunters,” will appear on tvN’s variety show “You Quiz on the Block” on Aug. 27. Kang will discuss the behind-the-scenes process of creating the film.