We’re Getting KPop Demon Hunters Toys by Both Mattel and Hasbro – Interest

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America’s top toy companies (and longtime rivals) Mattel and Hasbro Announcing partnerships with Netflix Becoming the global co-master toy licensee for the popular 2025 movie Korean Demon Hunter Tuesday. The companies said in a joint press release that the partnership will “launch a complete product portfolio including toys, collectibles, games, role-play products and more, allowing fans of all ages to experience the characters, music and world of the film in new and exciting ways.”
this Netflix–Mattel Beginning in 2026, the partnership will include dolls, action figures, accessories, collectibles, playsets and more. The Barbie maker will start pre-selling three-packs of Barbie dolls Korean Demon Hunter Dolls based on HUNTR/X members Rumi, Mira and Zoey, launching November 12th.
this Netflix–Hasbro In turn, the partnership will bring “products across categories such as specialty plush toys, teen electronics and role play.” Hasbro Pre-orders for the upcoming MONOPOLY Deal: KPop Demon Hunters begin on October 21 via Amazon, Target, and Walmart. The game will ship on January 1, 2026 and will cost $12.97.

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Netflix Chief Marketing Officer Marianne Lee promises “the best dolls, games and merchandise” and (she tactfully acknowledges) fans’ “not-so-subtle demands for every social platform known to man.”
Korean Demon Hunter is a 2025 musical urban fantasy film directed and animated by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans Sony Pictures cartoon. The film premiered on Netflix About the Jews 20 and 20 and the Song of Oon, Ahooh Hhog, Mio, jai jai is lame, jai jame, jame, jame, jame, Ken Zhengand Lee Byung-hun. this movie is Netflixof Most played movies 300 million views worldwide. First choral event in August made it NetflixIt was the first film to top the U.S. weekend box office and will return to theaters next weekend with even more sing-alongs.
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