KPop Demon Hunters’ Criterion Blu

Since March, I’ve been eagerly anticipating the Criterion Collection Blu‑Ray release of Netflix’s animated musical, KPop Demon Hunters. As a devoted fan of the series and Criterion’s celebrated physical editions, the first look at the set has left me thoroughly impressed—no regrets at all.

The physical edition of Huntr/x will arrive on November 3, available in three tiers: a three‑disc 4K + Blu‑ray set for $50, a two‑disc Blu‑ray set for $40, and a standard DVD package for $30. Pre‑orders through Criterion’s website currently offer a discount. The highlight is the three‑disc set, which bundles the film, a fresh making‑of documentary, video essays by filmmakers Taylor Ramos and Tony Zhou, and collectible postcards featuring Rumi, Mira, Zoey, and the demonic boy band Saga Boys—all housed in a stunning box adorned with new artwork of the Huntr/x girls in battle.

While the film remains available for on‑demand streaming, the tangible edition appeals to collectors who want a lasting tribute to a movie that shattered expectations last year. The momentum hasn’t faded; a year of strategic promotion and award wins has cemented the title in popular culture. Rumors of a tour are circulating, though details are still scarce, and a sequel is already underway under a long‑term partnership between Netflix and creators Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans.