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KPop Demon Hunters Merch: Funko & Kohl's Collector Guide

KPop Demon Hunters merch expands with Funko Pop! figures and a Kohl's collection. Learn what's out, how to spot restocks, and how mystery boxes fit in.

Mara Quinn
Mara Quinn · Editor, TroveDrops
September 16, 2026 · Updated September 16, 2026
KPop Demon Hunters Merch: Funko & Kohl's Collector Guide

What is the KPop Demon Hunters merch push with Funko and Kohl's?

The KPop Demon Hunters merch push is a broad retail rollout: Kohl's now sells a dedicated U.S. collection spanning apparel, toys, accessories, home goods, and interactive items like a karaoke machine and sing-along microphone, while Funko expands its line with Pop! vinyl figures (Rumi #2257, Jinu #2259, Mira, Zoey, Derpy Tiger, Saja Boys variants) and Bitty Pop! stage releases.

What exactly is in the Kohl's KPop Demon Hunters collection?

Kohl's describes the assortment as a full lifestyle range, not just toys. According to the retailer, the collection includes:

  • Apparel: T-shirts, hoodies, and sleepwear for kids and adults.
  • Toys: Plush, figures, and role-play items.
  • Accessories: Bags, hats, and jewelry.
  • Home goods: Drinkware, bedding, and decor.
  • Interactive items: A karaoke machine and sing-along microphone.

The collection is featured in front-of-store displays and across multiple departments, and Kohl's store page promotes it as easy to shop nationwide. That in-store placement matters for collectors because it increases the chance of finding items that sell out online.

Which Funko Pop! figures are in the KPop Demon Hunters line?

Funko's KPop Demon Hunters line includes several Pop! vinyl figures and newer Bitty Pop! stage releases. Confirmed Pop! numbers and characters include:

  • Rumi (#2257)
  • Jinu (#2259)
  • Mira
  • Zoey
  • Derpy Tiger
  • Saja Boys variants

Funko has also run pre-order activity for these figures, which is typical for licensed lines that ship in waves. If you are chasing a full set, expect staggered release dates and possible retailer exclusives. For background on the franchise itself, see the KPop Demon Hunters Wikipedia entry.

How do you hunt restocks and avoid overpaying for KPop Demon Hunters collectibles?

Restock hunting is the core skill in this category. Here is a practical routine:

  1. Set retailer alerts. Use Kohl's and Funko product pages to enable back-in-stock notifications.
  2. Check physical stores. Kohl's front-of-store displays often get restocked before online inventory updates.
  3. Track Pop! numbers. Knowing Rumi is #2257 and Jinu is #2259 helps you confirm you are buying the right figure when listings use generic photos.
  4. Compare resale prices. If a figure is selling for more than double retail, wait for a restock or a new wave.
  5. Buy in waves. Funko often ships cases in stages, so a sold-out character can return weeks later.

If you want a lower-cost way to add licensed collectibles to your shelf, the mystery boxes at TroveDrops include tech, sneakers, and collectibles, and every box lists its odds before you open it.

Why is KPop Demon Hunters merch still trending months after release?

The franchise has moved from a one-off entertainment tie-in into a continuing collectibles ecosystem. Three forces keep it trending:

  • Fandom demand. The movie's audience keeps buying, which supports repeated product drops.
  • Retailer commitment. Kohl's is treating the line as a multi-department program with September promo activity, not a short seasonal test.
  • Collector momentum. Funko pre-orders and Bitty Pop! stage releases create new numbered items to chase, which drives restock-hunting behavior.

That combination is what turns a movie license into a durable collecting category. It also means secondary-market prices can swing quickly when a new wave is announced.

How does TroveDrops fit into a KPop Demon Hunters collection strategy?

TroveDrops is a provably-fair mystery-box site where you open digital boxes for a chance at real items, then ship the item or sell it back for credit. It is not a KPop Demon Hunters store, and we do not claim to carry every licensed figure. What we offer is transparency: each box shows its odds up front, and you can verify fairness on every open. If you want to browse boxes and odds, you can compare expected value before spending, which is the same discipline you should use when chasing retail restocks.

What should collectors watch next for KPop Demon Hunters merch?

Watch three signals: new Funko Pop! numbers appearing in retailer systems, Kohl's seasonal promo windows, and Bitty Pop! stage expansions. When a new number is listed, older figures often restock alongside it. Set alerts now, and check Kohl's in-store displays during promo periods, because physical restocks frequently appear before online listings update.

Trends FAQ

What KPop Demon Hunters merch is at Kohl's?

Kohl's sells a dedicated U.S. collection that includes apparel, toys, accessories, home goods, and interactive items like a karaoke machine and sing-along microphone, featured in front-of-store displays and across departments.

Which Funko Pop! figures are in the KPop Demon Hunters line?

The line includes Pop! vinyl figures of Rumi (#2257), Jinu (#2259), Mira, Zoey, Derpy Tiger, and Saja Boys variants, plus newer Bitty Pop! stage releases.

Are KPop Demon Hunters Funko Pops restocking?

Funko has run pre-order activity and staggered releases for this line, so restocks are common. Set retailer alerts and check Kohl's in-store displays, which often restock before online inventory updates.

Does TroveDrops sell KPop Demon Hunters figures?

No. TroveDrops is a provably-fair mystery-box site for tech, sneakers, and collectibles. Each box lists its odds, and you can verify fairness, but we do not claim to carry every licensed KPop Demon Hunters item.

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Mara Quinn
Mara Quinn · Editor, TroveDrops

Mara covers mystery boxes, drop odds and consumer protection — translating how these platforms actually work into plain English so readers can play smart and avoid scams.