LEGO Announces First Official KPop Demon Hunters Set Releasing This August
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
Netflix's record breaking animated hit KPop Demon Hunters is getting its first official LEGO set on August 1, featuring 825 pieces dedicated to fan favorite characters Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird.
Netflix juggernaut KPop Demon Hunters is officially making the jump from streaming screens to physical brick collections. LEGO has just revealed the very first officially licensed set based on the animated sensation, and it focuses on fan favorite creatures Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird. Since dropping on Netflix in June 2025, the movie quickly became a massive cultural touchstone, shattering platform records to become the most watched original animated film and eventually the most watched movie overall on the service with over 500 million views by the end of 2025.
Set to launch on August 1, the new 825 piece set will retail for $69.99 and is already available for pre order through the official LEGO website. The brick built duo comes with plenty of display value and interactive features for fans. The Sussie Bird build includes a rotating head and adjustable feet, while the Derpy Tiger features posable legs, paws, and a movable head. Builders can even swap the tiger between two distinct expressions, including its signature vacant smile and the memorable open mouth pose used to deliver notes in the film.
The set also includes two note pieces and a tiny brick built flower pot, letting collectors recreate Derpy Tiger's awkward and iconic on screen entrance. Given the massive viral footprint of the movie across TikTok, YouTube, and Twitch communities, official merchandise has been a long time coming for patient fans. This initial LEGO collaboration proves that the animated hit has serious long term staying power in pop culture, bridging the gap between streaming fandom and physical collectibles. As reported by Game Rant, you can check out the original details and pre order info over at Game Rant.
Tags: LEGO, KPop Demon Hunters, Netflix, Streaming, Collectibles
Original article: Game Rant