I’m done hidin’, now I’m shinin’ like I’m born to be—the KPop Demon Hunters sequel, essentially.
When the animated feature about a K-pop super group that moonlights as, you guessed it, demon hunters, dropped on Netflix in June, the number of viewers continued goin’ up, up, up, meaning a sequel has seemed inevitable since the beginning.
“Stay tuned,” E.J.A.E.who provides the singing voice for HUNTR/X’s lead singer Rumi, cheekily told E! News at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards in September. “Who knows, you know?”
Echoed Audrey Nuna (the vocalist for HUNTR/X’s so-called problem child Mira), “We’re waiting as well for the call.”
But with the streamer’s most-watched film ever surpassing 500 million views in late 2025 (and collecting Golden Globe nominations for Best Animated Feature, Best Original Song and Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement), we imagine the silence has been shattered.
Promised Rei Ami“As soon as we know, we’ll let you know.”
