Netflix's Fictional K-Pop Group Is Going on a Real World Tour, and Collectors Already Have the Cards

KAYOU has released a new Special Mini Edition Series 1 card set for KPop Demon Hunters, the Netflix animated film about a K-pop girl group that moonlights as demon hunters. What sets this release apart from KAYOU's earlier Classic and Energy Edition lines for the same movie is the format: every card is roughly half the size of a standard trading card, sold as a Collector Box holding 4 packs of 3 mini cards each, 12 cards total, according to the product's listing at Best Buy.

The set spans 41 distinct card types across 5 rarity tiers, running from the common Creative Rare (CR) cards up through Special (SP), Legacy Rare (LR) and Holo Rare (HR) to the top Super Spark Rare (SSR) tier, according to KAYOU's own product page. The lineup centers on the HUNTR/X trio of Rumi, Mira and Zoey, alongside Jinu and Abby, with supporting characters Romance, Mystery, Baby, and Derpy and Sussie filling out the lower tiers.

The chase in this set isn't just a rarer card. Best Buy's listing describes the Holo Rare tier as die-cut, built for "interactive display," meaning the top pulls are meant to be popped out and worn or displayed as charms rather than kept flat in a binder. As with any sealed pack, the same listing carries the standard reminder that "cards shown are examples of this set and NOT guaranteed pulls."

At retail, the Collector Box runs $11.99 at Best Buy, where it is listed for in-store pickup only and flagged as a high-demand item expected to sell out quickly.

The mini format is arriving as KPop Demon Hunters' fictional girl group takes on a very real second life. Netflix confirmed on May 13, 2026 that it is partnering with concert promoter AEG Presents, the company behind recent tours for BLACKPINK, ATEEZ and ENHYPEN, on an official KPop Demon Hunters live tour built around HUNTR/X. Cities and ticket dates have not been announced; Netflix's own tour announcement on Tudum says that information is still coming later this year.

For collectors, the pairing is the whole pitch: a card set with the rarity structure and chase mechanics of a normal trading card game, built around a group that is about to headline arenas it doesn't technically exist in outside of a movie screen. Billboard first flagged the tie-in; whether the mini format becomes KAYOU's standard for future KPop Demon Hunters releases, or a one-off tied to the tour announcement, is something only the next set will answer.