What's Inside?
- Netflix confirms sequel to K-pop Demon Hunters after global success, promising fans even bigger storytelling, music, and cultural impact.
- BTS’s admiration for the original film boosts excitement, with Jungkook’s cover and members praising its blend of K-pop and fantasy.
- Fans speculate BTS may contribute soundtrack, imagining original tracks symbolizing courage, resilience, and unity to elevate the sequel’s global appeal.
Netflix recently confirmed that a sequel to the animated musical K-pop Demon Hunters is officially in development, sparking excitement among fans and the global K-pop community. The original film, which follows HUNTR/X, a fictional girl group balancing chart-topping fame with battling supernatural enemies, became one of Netflix’s most-watched animated releases. Its blend of fantasy, music, and Korean pop culture captured audiences worldwide, setting the stage for a sequel that promises even bigger storytelling and musical moments.
BTS’s Admiration for the Original Film and Its Music
BTS has openly shared their fascination with K-pop Demon Hunters. Jungkook, for instance, covered the film’s standout track “Golden”, signaling his enthusiasm for the soundtrack. RM and other BTS members have also praised the way the movie seamlessly combined K-pop culture with supernatural storytelling, creating a visually striking and musically engaging experience.
all the kpop demon hunters commentary from other idols and here we comes hyperfixation final boss jeon jungkook pic.twitter.com/0UiggxPuZk
— hoshi misser (@hoshkoo) July 15, 2025
Reports suggest the group appreciated the film’s ability to maintain authentic K-pop elements while appealing to an international audience, something that resonates closely with BTS’s own artistic approach.
Speculation Over BTS’s Involvement in the Sequel’s Soundtrack
With the sequel officially announced, fans are already speculating whether BTS could contribute to K-pop Demon Hunters’ music tracks. The first movie featured tracks by artists like Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami, but a BTS collaboration could dramatically elevate the project’s global reach and appeal.
Sony Pictures is in talks with Netflix to make an animated sequel to #KPopDemonHunters, sources tell THR: https://t.co/QwgNb7GED8 pic.twitter.com/lJNadsbyNa
— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) August 26, 2025
Fans imagine BTS creating an original track that embodies the sequel’s core themes of courage, resilience, and unity, amplifying the narrative’s emotional impact. Although nothing has been officially confirmed, BTS’s passion for the original film positions them as ideal candidates to enhance the sequel musically.
As anticipation grows, the combination of BTS’s global influence and the sequel’s imaginative universe could make for a landmark moment in both K-pop and animated storytelling.
