Step Into the World of ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ With These Interactive Books Ahead of the Holidays

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The KPop Demon Hunters craze is still going strong — and books inspired by the film have now hit shelves.

In the spirit of family, fun, creativity and, of course, K-pop, these books depict scenes from the beloved animated Netflix film, from HUNTR/X’s pre-show ramen sessions to action poses struck by the Saja Boys. Each of our picks can be shopped right now on either Amazon or Etsy.

We’ve included a few picks, from coloring pages to triva books, giving kids fun and interactive ways to express themselves and their love of the Netflix animated film. We’ve even included an official story book titled For the Fans! by A Little Golden Book retailing for just $3.80. The entry recounts some of our favorite moments from the film, all drawn out in cute chibi fashions.

All three options we’ve linked are super affordable at less than $15, and make great gifts or stocking stuffers for the holiday season. For children, these books are a great way to occupy their time, allowing them to funnel their creative energy into a productive and fulfilling activity. For adults, the coloring books are a great way to manage stress — it’s a low-pressure activity that engages, leaving no room for overthinking.

For those of you who might not be familiar with KPop Demon Hunters, the Netflix animated film dropped on the streaming platform back in June, capitalizing on the popularity of K-pop. The film follows fictional world-renowned K-pop girl group called HUNTR/X consisting of members Rumi, Mira and Zoey. The group sings and performs while secretly slaying demons when not on stage.

The punchy and interactive visuals and musical score, composed by Marcelo Zarvos, make for a thrilling ride from start to finish. You’ve also got appearances from real-life K-pop acts throughout the film: K-pop girl group TWICE perform the version of “Takedown” that appears during the credits. Andrew Choi, the singing voice of Saja Boys’ Jinu, is currently an active solo artist under SM Entertainment. Kevin Woo from the K-pop boy band U-KISS provided the singing voice for Saja Boys’ Mystery Saja.

A majority of these, save for the A Little Golden Book entry, are all fan-made books of course, and not an official release from Netflix or the movie, but if you’re looking for a fun and interactive way to occupy your time that isn’t just scrolling on your phone, these books should do the trick.