If you thought the hype around Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters had peaked, think again. This December, it’s levelling up – with the KPop Demon Hunters immersive pop-up experience officially landing in Singapore. Bringing the superhit animated film’s world of HUNTR/X, Saja Boys, and demons to life, the pop-up is expected to have larger-than-life installations and plenty of photo-ops that’ll have your camera roll packed before you even hit the merch counter.
The film, which mixes relatable characters with K-pop flair, became a global sensation for its stylish visuals, pumping music, and empowering all-female cast of demon-slaying idols. Now, fans can step right into that universe and live out their own main character moment.
The pop-up will run in Singapore from 22nd December 2025 to 11th January 2026, right in time for the festive season and school holidays. While organisers are still keeping the exact venue under wraps, we’ll get to know more about the experience once the Seoul pop-up takes place on 4th December.
Image credit: Netflix
If you want to be among the first to know when and where it’s dropping, keep your eyes glued to the official KPop Demon Hunters fan site and updates on the b.stage Instagram page. Based on past global events, the organisers love to tease clues through their socials, so you might just catch hints of the theme or layout before the big reveal.
Forget your standard merch booth; this is a full-on immersive adventure. Fans will get to walk through interactive sets inspired by scenes from the movie, surrounded by glowing lights, holographic backdrops, and character-themed zones that are just begging to be posted on your stories.
Each corner of the space will be designed to transport you into the KPop Demon Hunters universe. You’ll find detailed recreations of props and weapons from the film, photo ops featuring main characters Rumi, Zoey, and Mira, and even areas where you can try your hand at “slaying demons” through AR and sound-reactive effects.
Image adapted from: @bstage.in via Instagram
And yes, there will be merch. Lots of it. Expect exclusive t-shirts, hoodies, bath bombs, stickers, socks, and collectible keyrings that are only available at this event. The limited-edition drops have already caused hype in other countries, so fans should definitely prepare their wallets. There may even be “Member Days” for die-hard fans to score early access or pre-order exclusives before the general crowd floods in.
Even if you’re not already a die-hard fan of the film, the pop-up promises fun that’s worth checking out, especially if you’ve got little ones in tow.
For K-pop fans, it’s the perfect opportunity to rep your fandom and connect with others who share the same passion. For film buffs and casual pop-culture enthusiasts, it’s a chance to experience a slice of global entertainment culture that’s as interactive as it is Instagrammable.
And let’s be real – between the dazzling set pieces and the photo walls drenched in pink and purple neon, your IG feed is going to look amazing.
Once the venue details drop, plan your visit early. Pop-ups like these usually attract massive crowds, especially during the holidays, so going on a weekday or early in the day might save you from long queues.
If you’re eyeing the exclusive merch, bring a budget and maybe a tote bag or two as these items tend to sell out fast.
Image credit: @txrtls via Instagram
Dressing the part is also highly encouraged; whether it’s cosplay, a K-pop-inspired outfit, or your favourite group’s fan gear, it’s all part of the fun.
And since it runs through the festive season, you could easily make a day of it. Grab your friends, hit the pop-up, then continue the celebrations with some café hopping or Christmas light-spotting nearby.
The KPop Demon Hunters pop-up is shaping up to be one of Singapore’s most exciting fandom events to close out the year. So grab your squad, dust off your lightsticks, and get ready to unleash your inner demon hunter. When the doors open on 22nd December, Singapore’s about to become one big stage for idols, monsters, and everything in between.
As Rumi would probably say, “No demons, no problem. Just another day saving the world in style.”
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Cover image adapted from: Netflix, @bstage.in via Instagram
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