KPop Demon Hunters Nerf Collab Expands With HUNTR/X Weapons

Hasbro has begun shipping its Nerf-branded HUNTR/X weapons line, giving the KPop Demon Hunters fans a chance to wield foam replicas of the trio’s signature demon-fighting gear at home. The collection was first unveiled by Hasbro in January, before becoming available at major retailers beginning mid-July.

Hasbro describes the trio of foam weapons as a way to expand “the fandom experience,” calling them “perfect accessories for role play, cosplay, and epic demon-hunting adventures.” Marketed as collectible toy replicas, the HUNTR/X weapons are suitable for fans and children aged six years or older.

Nerf’s role-playing KPop Demon Hunters accessory line also brought electronic light sticks inspired by the fictional K-pop groups HUNTR/X and Saja Boys. These lightsticks come with IR sync recognition, making them suitable for recreating fan-favourite concert moments from the film.

Hasbro x Nerf’s HUNTR/X Weapons and Light Sticks: What’s Available

In the film, Rumi uses the Four Tiger Sword, while Zoey and Mira use their signature spirit blades and Curved Moon Sword, respectively. The Spirit Blades capture the character’s playful energy, while Rumi’s Four Tiger Sword is built for “a fearless leader.” The Curved Moon Sword matches “the precision and power of HUNTR/X’s lead dancer and choreographer,” Mira.

Here’s the full breakdown of each product in the line:

[All prices are as listed on Walmart; prices vary on other retailing platforms.]

The KPop Demon Hunters lightsticks are less than 10 inches in height and require batteries. However, Hasbro has not announced a release date for them, but they are likely to come before the planned KPop Demon Hunters world tour, designed to bring the fictional K-pop group to people across the globe.

The toy launch also follows Netflix’s broader effort to expand the franchise across multiple merchandise categories, coinciding with its first anniversary. Beyond the Hasbro Nerf collaboration, the company has introduced Mattel dolls, LEGO sets, Vans sneakers, apparel, and the like.

The Nerf rollout itself is one part of Hasbro’s larger licensing push tied to KPop Demon Hunters. Hasbro’s collection also spans Furby, with two interactive Furblets, and a themed edition of Monopoly.

The Sony Pictures Animation (SPA) film is streaming exclusively on Netflix, following its release on June 20, 2025, and has surpassed 648M views on the platform. KPop Demon Hunters became the most-watched English movie and animated movie on the platform and swept the 2026 award seasons with prestigious recognitions, including Oscars, Critics’ Choice, Annie Awards, and many more.