The Future of 'KPop Demon Hunters' Has Finally Been Decided After Shattering Records on Netflix
After months of anticipation, Netflix has confirmed the future of its biggest movie to date, KPop Demon Hunters. Following its record-breaking debut, the hit animated musical co-produced by Sony and Netflix is officially getting a sequel.
Sequel Announcement
Reports state that Sony, the film’s producer, and Netflix, its distributor, have agreed to move forward with a second installment. However, fans will have to wait — the sequel is not expected to arrive on the platform until 2029.
Streaming and Box Office Success
Released in June, the film quickly rose to become Netflix’s most-watched movie in history, accumulating 325 million views. It also achieved something rare for a Netflix feature by hitting theaters, earning $24.4 million globally through both traditional and “sing-along” screenings.
Soundtrack and Merchandise Expansion
The movie’s success extended beyond screens. Its soundtrack topped the Billboard charts, with the hit single “Golden” reaching number one. Expanding its cultural footprint, Hasbro and Mattel have signed deals to produce dolls and action figures inspired by the film’s characters.
About the Film
KPop Demon Hunters centers on the Korean pop group HUNTR/X, featuring:
- Rumi, voiced by Arden Cho and sung by Ejae
- Mira, voiced by May Hong and sung by Audrey Nuna
- Zoey, voiced by Ji-young Yoo and sung by Rei Ami
“KPop Demon Hunters amassed 325 million views, making it the most-viewed movie in Netflix history.”
Author’s Summary
The phenomenal success of KPop Demon Hunters has secured its future, with a sequel officially planned for 2029 after dominating streaming, charts, and theaters worldwide.