Mattel Creations is answering the honmoon call with the first officially licensed KPop Demon Hunters dolls, and the timing is perfect! The exclusive “HUNTRIX x What It Sounds Like Fashion Doll Three Pack” goes on pre-sale November 12 at noon Eastern, priced at $150, only on Mattel Creations. Shipping is scheduled for Fall 2026, so collectors will want to secure a slot early and then practice patience until their plastic divas stand on their shelves.
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The exclusive Mattel Creations K-Pop Demon Hunters Doll 3-Pack featuring Rumi, Mira, and Zoey in their finale looks has been revealed!
Release Dates: November 12th 2025
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The set features Rumi, Mira, and Zoey in their dazzling show-finale looks, complete with screen-accurate weapons, glossy fabrics, detailed head sculpts, and perfect-looking hair. It’s a premium pack designed for fans who want the group to deliver that demon-slaying energy in their victory pose. Read their official statement here:
“Get ready for a pop culture moment! Following October’s announcement naming Mattel as one of the global co-master toy licensees for KPop Demon Hunters, Mattel Creations is turning up the volume with the pre-sale of the KPop Demon Hunters HUNTR/X “What It Sounds Like” fashion doll 3-Pack. Inspired by the record-breaking Netflix film produced in partnership with Sony Pictures Animation, the set brings the movie’s bold energy and on-stage attitude straight to fans and collectors.”
And as fans and collectors enjoy this drop, it has recently been revealed that Netflix and Sony are in talks for KPop Demon Hunters 2 with a 2029 release window, which means this three-pack lands as the HUNTRIX girls are having the sequel to their story being discussed. The KPop Demon Hunters have dominated Netflix, becoming its most-viewed film on the platform. It has also become a massive chart success, and it’s recently received multiple Grammy nominations, certifying it as a cultural phenomenon.
