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Hi all, with Halloween coming up, what costumes do you think fit Huntr/x and the Saja boys? And for fun, you can make fan art of them. (Since I'm Peruvian, do you think that Huntr/x will try Canción criolla?) Thanks

The "KPop Demon Hunters" star married in Korea this past weekend, with a wedding wardrobe that included custom Danielle Frankel and Zac Posen looks and a traditional Paebaek ceremony.

wumi go poof

artist — herdolcezza on tumblr

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DerwYswl4fE

Event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/meet-the-filmmakers-behind-kpop-demon-hunters-at-bn-the-grove-tickets-2003177362415

Criterion Collection on Instagram: "Want to meet the filmmakers behind KPOP DEMON HUNTERS? Join us in Los Angeles on November 8 at the Barnes & Noble at The Grove to celebrate the new Criterion release of the Academy Award–winning sensation with the team who brought it to life—featuring directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, art director Wendell Dalit, and production designer Dave Bleich. ✨ Head to the link at our bio for more info and to get your tickets now, which will not only guarantee admission to the conversation and the fan signing afterwards, but includes a copy of our 4K edition of KPOP DEMON HUNTERS and a limited-edition Criterion poster!"

Hello, I just received my order from the Netflix Shop after three months, as I had to import it through an intermediary because the Netflix Shop did not ship to Mexico; what do you think?

Also I have more merch for my last shelf but I had to move most of it off to make room for the box 🫪

I was browsing Walmart's selection of new KPDH merch (online), trying to add something to my basket so I can get free shipping on my preorder of the new Rumi Funko (battle outfit), when I saw this Derpy face piñata. I didn't put much thought into where it'd go once received, however 🤣 It's big... 19" H x 19.5" W x 4" D. Just knowing that somewhere out there kids are bashing it in the face makes me feel bad for Derpy, but I'm just going to hang it as a decoration 😅

Artist link: https://x.com/avyc02?lang=en

Was with my dad for a Raiders game and I did some shopping and ran into the girls! The lady working here was so sweet as she was like “it’s not usually busy here” and we talked about the movie . Some some merch that was SEVERELY overpriced cuz well… you’re in Vegas haha had an amazing time though (even though we lost haha)

She was raised in America. I had a weird headcanon: in-universe, whenever she does interviews or interacts with fans, she puts on an accent so she sounds like a native South Korean speaker, but whenever she relaxes in private or with girls, she speaks Korean with an American accent, and also whenever she is emotional or exhales in relief, she says English words or sentences.

Thank : https://x.com/poppihin?s=11 for it !

The director of KPop Demon Hunters tells CNN's Bangkok forum how a childhood of feeling 'inferior' became the fuel for a global animation hit.
 
Growing up in Toronto, Maggie Kang often felt that being Korean was nothing to be proud of. Years later, the film she wrote and directed, KPop Demon Hunters, has become a worldwide phenomenon.
 
Her message to Bangkok on Wednesday (October 14) was simple and empowering: stop trying to explain your culture and tell the story that is truly yours.
 
Kang, a South Korean and Canadian storyboard artist, writer and director, delivered the closing conversation at CNN's Global Perspectives forum. Held under the theme "The Stories That Shape Us", the event was moderated by CNN's Hanako Montgomery. The session followed a short film charting South Korea's rise from war and poverty to cultural superpower in a single generation.

Kang recalled that the experience of being Korean in Canada was not always easy, even among other Asian friends.

Toronto's multicultural identity, however, gave her what she called "the licence" to celebrate her own heritage, even when few people around her shared it. Her parents did the rest. They taught her Korean history as well as pride, including how a small nation between powerhouses such as Japan and China survived and thrived through great suffering.