The Wait Is Over: K-Pop Demon Hunters Officially Returns Tomorrow

Netflix is an absolute giant in the streaming space, and it has enjoyed a bunch of enormous hits over the years, but few have hit the ground running in quite the same way as KPop Demon Hunters. The animated musical seemed to strike the perfect balance for the audience at large, who praised the animation, visual style, voice acting, and, of course, the music.

As you might expect, that also turned it into a major commercial success, with Netflix quickly looking into a myriad of other franchise projects, including two sequels, a television series, a short film, and a stage musical. With all of that potentially coming in the future, the movie is making a return tomorrow, and it’s in a form you might not have expected.

KPop Demon Hunters promotinal still featuring Zoey, Rumi, and Mira

Over on the Asmodee website, you should be able to find the listing for a new officially licensed collaboration with KPop Demon Hunters, with a branded release of the popular card game Spot-It! If you haven’t played it before, all you essentially have to do is spot the common symbol between the two round cards.

These are normal miscellaneous items usually, but in this release, they’re all recognizable fixtures from the movie. In sharing a little about what fans can expect, the company shared the following description:

“In Spot It!, there is only one common symbol between two cards. Be the first to spot the match to win! This K-Pop Demon Hunters edition of Spot It! includes characters, famous items, names, and many other stuff! Spot It! comes in a small tin box, perfect for on-the-go.”

It is a notably good game if you enjoy travelling, and a great way to pass the time if you’re on a long train journey with a friend. This particular edition comes with 55x cards, 1x rules booklet, and 1x tin box, with the latter being a bit of a collectors’ item in its own right. It’s also available for pre-order right now, at the very reasonable price of $10.99, with the full release coming in a couple of days on July 31.

Zoey, Mira, and Rumi performing in KPop Demon Hunters

Other than that, it’s simply going to be a case of sitting tight and waiting to hear more about Netflix’s plans for what is now a burgeoning franchise. The one thing KPop Demon Hunters fans don’t need to be worried about is it going away quietly, and there will be plenty of projects coming down the pipeline soon.