LEGO and Netflix Debut K-Pop Demon Hunters Sets, Expanding Franchise with New Merchandising Collaboration

February 4, 2026
LEGO and Netflix Debut K-Pop Demon Hunters Sets, Expanding Franchise with New Merchandising Collaboration
  • LEGO and Netflix are teaming up to bring the KPop Demon Hunters universe into LEGO form, marking the first brick-building adaptation, with the initial set available for pre-order this spring and additional sets planned for 2027.

  • KPop Demon Hunters has already drawn high Netflix viewership, with a sequel anticipated for 2029, and its music has topped charts, earning Grammy nominations and a win.

  • There is expectation that Rumi will be included in minifigure form in the initial lineup, despite possible limits on minifigures in the first wave.

  • Fans are enthusiastic about the franchise’s core characters and the cross-media momentum driving strong consumer interest.

  • There is uncertainty about the lineup scope, with questions whether the 2026-27 range will be a few sets or a broader, One Piece-like lineup including multiple playsets and displays.

  • Minifigures for the Huntr/x group are expected later, potentially including Rumi, Mira, and Zoey, following their Fortnite appearance.

  • The collaboration signals broad merchandising Expansion as LEGO and K-Pop Demon Hunters extend their global reach.

  • Shoppers should watch shipping dates for pre-orders, and official licensed apparel and accessories are available from retailers like Zara, Target, Old Navy, and Etsy makers.

  • IGN commerce editor Chris Reed is identified as the coverage lead, with corresponding social media handles noted.

  • Squishmallows will release Derpy and his magpie Sussie as Amazon exclusives mid-year, expanding into Gamestop later depending on store status.

  • The teaser centers on Derpy, the magical tiger, as the first-set focal point, with his paw interacting with a plant pot rather than focusing on Rumi, Mira, or Zoey.

  • Context notes highlight the creators’ rising popularity and disclose affiliate links and the author’s credentials as The Everymom’s senior editor.

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