
‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Gets Funko Pop Collection, Including Customizable ‘Pop! Yourself’ Figures
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Netflix’s record-breaking animated feature “KPop Demon Hunters” is extending its global footprint into the collectibles space. The streamer has partnered with Funko for a new line of POP! vinyl figures inspired by the film, which has become the most popular Netflix movie of all time since its release earlier this year.
Funko’s collection spotlights the fan-favorite idols at the center of the story. Figures include Rumi, the powerhouse vocalist whose voice secures the mystical Honmoon; Mira, the dancer with razor-sharp moves and soaring vocals; and Zoey, the group’s charismatic rapper. The lineup also features Jinu of the Saja Boys — with a one-in-six chance of scoring a limited “Chase” variant in his full demon form — and Derpy the Tiger, the mischievous mascot who quickly became a breakout character.
The figures, priced at $14.99 apiece, are now available to order on Funko.com, and will ship out Jan. 30, 2026.

The film follows the fictional girl group HUNTR/X — Rumi, Mira and Zoey — as they battle supernatural threats while balancing the pressures of global stardom. Once it’s revealed that lead vocalist Rumi is actually half-demon, she forges an unexpected bond with Saja Boys’ leader Jinu, embarking on a musical journey of self-acceptance.
As part of the Funko Pop collection, fans can also “POP! Yourself” with customized figures, dressing their avatars in HUNTR/X or Saja Boys merch, complete with light sticks and performance outfits. The personalization element reflects how the “KPop Demon Hunters” brand has leaned into participatory fandom, mirroring K-pop’s real-world culture of fan engagement. In August, Netflix even broke its typically theatrical-averse principals to give the animated movie a sing-along release in more than 1,700 North American theaters.
Shop the “KPop Demon Hunters” Funko Pops below:





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