Fans of the Netflix animated musical “KPop Demon Hunters” can count down to Christmas with two officially licensed Advent calendars, one listed at $42.99 and the other at $37 on Amazon, Billboard reported Nov. 1. Collectibles brand Get Trend fills its box with jewelry and hair accessories, while licensed merchandise maker Cinereplicas leans toward stationery and small accessories.
Netflix licensed both calendars, and each one holds 24 gifts tied to the film’s HUNTR/X trio of Rumi, Mira and Zoey and their world. Billboard said both should arrive in time for the holidays.
What’s inside the Get Trend calendar
Get Trend’s $42.99 calendar is the one for fans who want something to wear. Its beaded bracelets, hair clips and compact mirror feature the three singers and its socks use colors and motifs from the movie. The keychains, rings and necklaces come in a golden finish, a fitting touch for a film whose biggest hit is called “Golden.” A themed tote bag gives fans somewhere to keep the whole haul.
The box measures about 8 by 8 inches, according to Billboard.
What’s inside the Cinereplicas calendar
The $37 Cinereplicas calendar is better suited to a desk drawer. Its doors hide a themed ruler, pencil sharpener, paper clips and tape. It isn’t all school supplies, though. The box also includes socks, a cord friendship bracelet and a sleep mask themed to Derpy Tiger, the film’s blue tiger. A mini puzzle shows the HUNTR/X trio digging into their favorite cup noodles.
Cinereplicas’ classic calendar measures about 13 by 9.6 by 2 inches, French box-review site Toutes les Box reported. The same outlet said the company also offers a Deluxe Stage version with a pop-up concert stage for 44.95 euros on its French store.
Why the Netflix license matters
Shoppers should look for that license before buying, because other calendars billed as “inspired by” the film are also sold online.
Why it matters
“KPop Demon Hunters” premiered on Netflix in June 2025 and won the Oscar for best animated feature in March. Its merchandise keeps growing too. Billboard said the calendars follow dolls, action figures and plush toys, and Total Apex Entertainment recently covered Target’s KPop Demon Hunters tech collection, which launched Oct. 11.
The awards haven’t stopped either, with “Golden” adding a World Soundtrack Award to its Oscar. Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos has also promised “a very broad theatrical release” for the sequel, which is expected in 2029.
What’s next
The first doors open Dec. 1. Shoppers who want a calendar in hand by then should check current Amazon prices and delivery dates, since both can change.
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