LEGO has unveiled their first KPop Demon Hunters building set, featuring Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird. The set retails for $69.99 and can be purchased on Amazon. Available as of August 1st, set #72537 gives you 825 pieces to build the lovable blue tiger, his six-eyed flying friend, and of course a flower pot to gently knock over.
There are also two of Rumi and Jinu’s love notes you can stick on Derpy’s removable tongue, and when you just want to display the feline’s toothy grin, the accessories can be stored in a secret compartment in his head. The KPop Demon Hunters LEGO set is a significant release, especially considering Netflix initially failed to secure many major licensing deals ahead of the film’s release, anticipating more of a niche hit than a worldwide phenomenon.
Background and Release
LEGO initially announced the KPop Demon Hunters set on the one-year anniversary of the film. The company is now playing catchup, hence this single model launch for what should be a lucrative KPop Demon Hunters LEGO collection. The KPop Demon Hunters LEGO set is available for purchase on Amazon for $69.99.
The release of the KPop Demon Hunters LEGO set is a notable development in the franchise’s merchandising efforts. With its unique characters and accessories, the set is sure to appeal to fans of the KPop Demon Hunters film. As the franchise continues to grow in popularity, it will be interesting to see how LEGO and other companies expand their merchandising efforts to meet demand.
In conclusion, the KPop Demon Hunters LEGO set is a exciting release for fans of the film and LEGO enthusiasts alike. With its intricate details and accessories, the set is a great addition to any LEGO collection. As the KPop Demon Hunters franchise continues to evolve, it will be exciting to see what other merchandising opportunities arise, and how companies like LEGO will contribute to the franchise’s growing popularity.
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