Netflix’s animated hit KPop Demon Hunters has fans buzzing about a possible sequel. The film, which premiered on June 20, 2025, follows the K-pop girl group Huntrix—Rumi, Mira, and Zoey—who secretly fight demons while maintaining their pop star image. Directors Chris Appelhans and Maggie Kang have now shared exciting updates about continuing the story.
The movie ended with major unanswered questions, leaving room for more adventures. Kang confirmed that sequel ideas were discussed even while making the first film. She said, “There are always side stories, and there are things we’ve thought of while making this one. There are a lot of questions that are answered, but not fully. I think there are a lot of pockets that we can explore.”
One big mystery involves Rumi’s demon father, whose identity remains unknown. The film revealed that Rumi is half-demon, creating tension within Huntrix. Fans also wonder about the fate of two Saja Boys members, Romance and Baby, who escaped in the finale. Another open thread is the Hanmoon barrier, which stayed blue instead of turning gold, meaning demons could still return.
The voice cast is eager to return for a sequel. Arden Cho (Rumi), May Hong (Mira), and Ji-young Yoo (Zoey) all expressed strong interest in reprising their roles. Yoo even pitched her own sequel idea to the directors. Cho said, “I would be heartbroken if there isn’t a sequel.” The actors also joked about filming in Korea for future projects.
Netflix has not officially confirmed KPop Demon Hunters 2, but the film’s success makes a sequel likely. It scored a 96% critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes and topped Netflix’s charts. The soundtrack also performed well, with 8.5 million Spotify streams in a single day. If greenlit, the sequel could explore deeper lore, new villains, and more K-pop action.
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