"KPOP Demon hunters" at the top of Netflix's graphs is one of the most incredible success stories in 2025. Animation recently stumbles on the remuneration at the box office and live action (starting with "How to train your dragon" to Different Disney titles) To be anger, the original animation seems to have taken the rear. However, the success of the film by Maggie Kang and Chris Apelhans proves that there is still an appetite for unique storytelling there - but will his success lead to a sequel?

As the title implies, "KPOP Demon Hunters" is music about a girl who takes over evil, other creatures. The story is centered on the trio known as the Huntr/X-Rumi (Arden Cho/Ejae), Mira (May Hong/Audrey Nuna), and ZOI (Ji-Yang Yu/Reyi)-Biability uses their musical gifts to achieve global supermitwoods and keep the Honuwemen seal. (If it breaks, the demons will spill into the world and prey on people, and no one wants it.) It said, the demons are awkward and do not go down without a fight, and that is just a matter of time until our young heroes have no task of standing on some of these hellish riskals.

"KPOP Demon Hunters" works as a single and an affair, but also introduces viewers to the universe that boasts a strong potential for a franchise. Moreover, the film's creators are interested in telling more stories set in this world and they are optimistic to bring them to life.

"KPOP Demon Hunters" is inspired by Korean mythology and takes place in a world where the supernatural exists. The group of girls in the heart of the story also comes from long hunting demons hunters who are sworn to protect the honest. In short, a lot of orbed and history should be explored, which can serve as a basis for multiple films or series. Maggie Kang understands the potential potential for the film's franchise, telling the co-director Screenrant Plus There are roads worth tracking. As he said:

"Always. There are always side stories and there are things we have thought about while we are doing this. There are many questions that are answered, but not completely. I think there are many pockets we can explore."

As it stands, it remains to be seen whether Netflix is ​​interested in returning to the KPOP Demon Hunters universe. However, performances with top charts of animated music products probably didn't hurt his chances of a sequel to the line-and there are many fans there who would like to see it.

KPOP Demon Hunters is now moving to Netflix.