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    KPOP Demon Hunter Toys Appear on AliExpress

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosSeptember 24, 20253 Mins Read
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    For fans of KPOP Demon Hunters we’re looking for anything to quell the thirst of merch. From customizing the Tiny Tams that were at McDonald’s to pre-ordering the official Funko Pops that won’t even release to next year, we’ve been on the hunt for more.

    Now if you search KPOP Demon Hunters on AliExpress, or heck even Google, you’ll get some interesting results. One of which are these dolls.

    These dolls themselves aren’t extremely impressive. They represent each girl, Rumi, Zoey and Mira but they look basic. I would hate to think that this would be a final version of what was to come from official manufacturers. Especially not since Netflix has an arsenal of official toymakers probably chomping at the bit for this license. According to a video on the listing the Rumi doll also sings “Golden” or a portion of it.

    Not only are these dolls available but there are also terrible figures that you can buy.

    These only have a few that actually look like the characters. Their outfits are bad, minus the Golden stage outfits but even then I’m pretty sure they’re mismatched. I know Rumi had long sleeves. The bird figure isn’t too bad. Other than that, the Saja Boys are completely wonky. Mystery’s hair is brown when it should be a beautiful lavender color.

    The reason I’m writing this, is that I know Netflix will put out better toys and it’s likely better to just wait. Unless you want to buy dolls multiple times, which I’m not against. If you want these knock offs for your kid who tears things up, go for it. But if you want nice collectors dolls for yourself, wait. I’m sure they’re going to show up next year. And with the extensive amount of Demon Hunters merch that Netflix has on their official page, I’m confident that they will continue to add more. When I checked their site the first time, right after the movie dropped they had maybe five things. Now it’s 16 pages of products and they include the fantastic looking YouTooz figures. Heck, if Netflix wanted me to review them… I’m kind of an expert at collecting figures… *eyes giant Sailor Moon toy cabinet*.

    Check out KPOP Demon Hunters merch by clicking the link here. And keep your money from going to resellers and con artists. Please

    Oh! And don’t forget to check out the official costumes from Spirit Halloween, they’re sure to sell out super fast.

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