First Look at New KPop Demon Hunters Trading Cards Revealed After McDonald’s Tie-In Frenzy

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Exciting news for fans of KPop Demon Hunters! KAYOU, a leading trading card company known for its work with popular anime, entertainment, and pop culture franchises, is partnering with Netflix and Sony to create KPop Demon Hunters trading cards. These cards are expected to be highly sought after by collectors, and we’ve got all the details, including a first look at the products and a new poster, just as pre-orders begin.

KAYOU just gave fans a first look at a new way to collect items from KPop Demon Hunters. They’re releasing two versions of collectible packs: the Energy Edition ($4.99 per pack, 8 cards) and the Classic Edition ($1.99 per pack, 5 cards). Both editions are available in boxes of 5 or 10 packs. The Energy Edition has 11 different levels of rarity, including some very rare, numbered cards for dedicated collectors. The Classic Edition has 8 rarities and is great for casual fans who enjoy collecting and trading. KAYOU plans to release more sets in the future, including limited editions, smaller cards, and other collectibles, along with special events for fans. You can see pictures of the card packs and artwork below.




Official trading cards will be available starting June 1st. You can pre-order them today, May 15th, through TikTok Shop and at major retailers like Amazon, GameStop, Best Buy, and Target. The cards will be in stores later this summer. Here’s a sneak peek at the card poster!

KPop Demon Hunters Cards Already Caused a Storm

McDonald’s had a successful marketing campaign earlier this year with its Huntr/X Meal and Saja Boys Breakfast Meal. Customers eagerly bought the meals to collect the limited-edition set of 12 cards. Each meal included a particularly rare ‘chase’ card – a special Rumi white costume card for the Huntr/X Meal and a Jinu Demon card for the Saja Boys Meal. Both of these cards were highly sought after, and prices quickly rose, with complete sets – including the rare cards – selling for around $200 in some instances.

Although prices for the promotional items have stabilized with more becoming available, McDonald’s made a clever decision by releasing the tie-in merchandise. They should continue to do so, maybe even for the next installment. At the time, McDonald’s’ head of marketing described the collaboration as a perfect match, saying that bringing together the fanbases of both brands felt genuine and successfully blended the unique styles of each.

Now that the promotional meals are gone, these special cards are likely to become more valuable, similar to collectible items from past promotions – like the iconic Batman Forever glasses people still discuss. Kayou’s launch is perfectly timed to satisfy fans eager to collect. We’ll be sharing a detailed preview and review of the cards soon.

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2026-05-15 16:11