Spoiler warning. If you haven’t watched K-pop Demon Hunters yet... This blog includes spoilers. You’ve been warned.

If you’ve just finished K-pop Demon Hunters and still have Golden, Soda Pop, Free, Your Idol, or Takedown stuck in your head... you’re not alone. Netflix dropped the animated movie on June 20 and it’s already climbing charts and smashing streams. The fictional Saja Boys are topping Spotify like they’re a real group, and fans are spiralling… in the best way.

What is K-pop Demon Hunters, and why is everyone talking about it?

K-pop Demon Hunters is Netflix’s latest animated hit. It blends fantasy, heart-pounding fight scenes, powerful music, and a stylised version of Seoul that hits close to home for K-pop lovers. The story follows girl group members Rumi, Miro, and Zoey, who secretly fight demons while juggling K-pop fame. Their rivals? The mysterious Saja Boys, led by none other than Jinu… a demon with serious stage presence.

The story hits emotionally. You get friendship, betrayal, secret powers, complicated loyalties, and unforgettable music. It's not just an animated flick. It’s a love letter to K-pop culture.

Meet the voice cast of K-pop Demon Hunters

Let’s be real. The cast is stacked.

•  Ahn Hyo-seop is the voice of Jinu. You might know him from the Business Proposal or Dr. Romantic. 
•  Rumi is voiced by Arden Cho, who brings that sharp, confident energy.
•  Mira, the strategist of the group, is May Hong.
•  Zoey, the unpredictable youngest member, is played by Ji-young Yoo.
•  And the villain? Gwi-ma, voiced by Lee Byung-hun… yes, the Frontman from Squid Game.

The way the cast brings emotion into every scene makes the film feel personal. If you’ve been in a fandom, or ever dreamed of a tour life, it all just clicks.

Jinu’s entrance and the rooftop scene we can’t stop thinking about

The scene where Jinu is introduced? Iconic. He doesn’t just walk in. He glides in with this haunting melody. It’s not a full track, but that little vocal moment stays in your head like a proper K-pop hook.

And the final rooftop battle? Devastating. It brings the story full circle. Jinu fighting Gwi-ma with Rumi and the others by his side. That moment when he disappears? We are still recovering.

The music from K-pop Demon Hunters deserves its own tour

Let’s talk about the Saja Boys and Huntr/x…. So what if they are a fictional band? Doesn’t matter. Their songs are real enough to be in your top five.

1.  Golden
2.  Soda Pop
3.  Free
4.  Your Idol
5.  Takedown

Each track drops right when the emotions peak… from rehearsal scenes to training montages and full-blown stage performances. These aren’t filler tracks. They’ve topped global streaming charts. The fictional idol group is competing with real ones, and fans are loving it.

There are even theories about who inspired Jinu’s look… some say Jungkook, others see Chan Eun Woo vibes. Whether you see a familiar face or not, he’s now everyone’s new favourite bias.

Real Seoul locations that echo the scenes from the film

While the film is animated, the Seoul you see is very real. The creators borrowed from real landmarks to shape the atmosphere.

•  COEX K-pop Square: Feels like the Saja Boys would drop their teaser here. Giant screens. Neon lights. Fans screaming.
•  Jamsil Olympic Stadium: Big concert energy. The Idol Awards scene clearly nods here.
•  Naksan Park: Brooding. Quiet. Perfect for post-fight reflection. Probably where Jinu goes to think.
•  Ihwa Mural Village: Grit and colour. Totally feels like the backdrop when Zoey pulls that flying demon kick.
•  Han River: Classic night-time beauty. Think emotional monologues and reflective walks.
•  Namsan Tower: That emotional final act? Yes, it’s here. Overlooking Seoul with drama, tension, and just enough heartbreak.

And let’s not forget the scene where the Idol Awards happen. While the exact location isn’t confirmed, the vibes point to Seoul’s massive event venues and Namsan Tower makes a cameo in the final reveal.

Want to turn your Demon Hunters watch party into a real trip?

We can help. At Fayyaz Travels, we plan Korea tour packages for fans who want more than just streaming. We’ll build a Seoul itinerary that follows your favourite scenes from the film, include visits to real K-pop landmarks.

Whether you're chasing fictional battles or just want to sing Soda Pop on the Han River, we’ve got you covered… minus the demons. 

Speak to our team. We’ll sort your flights, stays, tours, and accomodation for Seoul. .

Will there be a sequel to K-pop Demon Hunters?

We hope so. The ending left so much open. New demons? A redemption arc for Jinu? More tracks to stream non-stop? We’re ready.

And yes, we’re already working on our next trip.

FAQs

Where can I watch K-pop Demon Hunters?

It’s streaming now on Netflix worldwide.

Who are the Saja Boys?

They’re the fictional K-pop group in the film but their songs are real enough to be topping charts. No official real-life members, but fan theories are flying.

Who voices Jinu?

Ahn Hyo-seop, also known for Dr. Romantic and Business Proposal and Andrew Cho for the singing voice. 

Who is the villain in Demon Hunters?

Gwi-ma, voiced by Lee Byung-hun who also plays the Frontman in Squid Game.

Can I visit the places shown in the movie?

Well… yes. Technically it’s animated, but Seoul is very real and the creators clearly pulled inspo from actual landmarks. So if you’ve dreamt of walking where Jinu did, where Zoey kicked that demon mid-air, or where the big rooftop showdown happened... we can take you there.

At Fayyaz Travels, we’ve got Korea packages that let you live out your own K-pop Demon Hunters moment… whether it’s watching the skyline at Naksan Park, posing by murals in Ihwa Village, or planning your own honmoon to Namsan Tower (because why not?).

What other songs are in the movie besides Golden and Soda Pop?

So glad you asked - because the K-pop Demon Hunters soundtrack is seriously stacked. Besides the obvious faves Golden (aka the emotional gut-punch) and Soda Pop (a full-on serotonin hit) there are more standout tracks that anchor both the emotional story and the on-screen performances. These include:

•  How It’s Done by Huntrix -  the electrifying opener where Huntr/X introduce themselves. Perfect for training montages or fan chants.
•  Takedown - a high-stakes battle anthem performed by Huntr/X in the movie, with the end credits version sung by TWICE members Jeongyeon, Jihyo, and Chaeyoung. Think fight scenes set to full choreography.
•  Your Idol by the Saja Boys - Its The Saja Boys’ dramatic stadium track from the rooftop finale that summons Gwi‑Ma. Fans love its dark, hypnotic energy.
•  Free - is an emotional duet between Rumi and Jinu that plays during a rooftop rehearsal. You can feel the tension and longing in every note.
•  What It Sounds Like - by Huntrix is the film’s voice-of-the-hero theme; Rumi’s determination wrapped in music.

How can I book with Fayyaz Travels?

Visit fayyaztravels.com, drop us a message, and let us know you're a K-pop fan. We’ll do the rest.