Not content with Oscars, KPop Demon Hunters just hit another cultural milestone. Two new KPop Demon Hunters themed meals are coming to McDonald’s, along with a berry flavored Derpy McFlurry, on March 31. It’s a battle of the bands, and it’s happening in your mouth.
The Saja Boys have breakfast covered with a meal featuring the new Spicy Saja McMuffin – “inspired by the fire of Gwi-Ma” – while Huntrix has a meal that includes Ramyeon McShaker Fries and a sweet Hunter sauce, or a spicy purple Demon Sauce.
you heard Rujinu, it’s a battle FOR THE FANS. pick a meal to pick a side 3.31 pic.twitter.com/sdPvIpQwjV
— McDonald’s (@McDonalds) March 24, 2026
If that isn’t enough to cause Rick and Morty level hysteria at your nearest Golden Arches eatery, there are exclusive photocards – for either Huntrix or the Saja Boys – with every KPop Demon Hunters Meal and a Derpy Access Card that can be used to unlock “exclusive content and a special reveal of the group that wins the Battle for the Fans.”
“KPop Demon Hunters has ignited an incredibly passionate global fandom, and we’re always looking for authentic ways to bring fans deeper into the worlds they love,” said Marian Lee, Chief Marketing Officer, Netflix.
“With McDonald’s, we were able to turn the rivalry between The Saja Boys and Huntrix into something fans can actually experience, drawing inspiration from Korean culture and food traditions that sit at the heart of the film. From Ramyeon McShaker Fries to Demon sauces paired with Soda Pop, every detail was designed to feel like it could have come straight out of a scene in the movie.”
In case you’ve been cryogenically frozen for the past year, KPop Demon Hunters dropped last summer on Netflix and became a global phenomenon. By December it had scored over 500 million views, and has since taken home the Academy Awards for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song. Obviously, a sequel is in the works, but don’t expect it anytime soon.
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