KPop Demon Hunters is continuously breaking records on Netflix, thus leading to high chances for a Part 2 to happen. The movie came out on the streaming platform in June 2025 and immediately became a mega hit.

Kpop Demon Hunters has broken another Netflix record, less than two months after its release: it's now the streamer's most-watched original animated movie of all time.

And it's not just the film that's a summer hit. The “KPop Demon Hunters” soundtrack has topped the charts — debuting at No. 1 on Billboard's Soundtracks chart and No. 8 on the all-genre Billboard 200.

So far, Netflix hasn't confirmed whether KPop Demon Hunters will get a sequel, so we will have to wait patiently and see if one is greenlit. KPop Demon Hunters follows in the footsteps of Squid Game season 3, which became the streamer's most popular non-English language series and inspired people to get into more KDrama as a result.

The Sony Pictures/Netflix film about about a world-renowned K-Pop girl group that are secretly battling supernatural threats is now the most-watched Netflix animated movie ever. The film, which debuted June 20 on Netflix, has since earned 26.3 million views during the week of July 21-27, per the platform.

Netflix has announced that KPop Demon Hunters has done something that no other movie has ever done on the service before.

The animated action-fantasy film KPop Demon Hunters has officially become the most-watched original animated movie in Netflix history, and it pulled it off in less than two months. After premiering on June 20,

KPop Demon Hunters' has emerged as Netflix's most-watched original animated film, captivating audiences with its unique blend of K-pop culture and supernatural action. The film's popularity is further amplified by its chart-topping soundtrack and engaging storyline.

"KPop Demon Hunters" is breaking records for Netflix. Industry analysts say the streaming giant should double down on family animation — and K-pop.

The Netflix hit surpassed 100 million views and 1 billion music streams. But it's the film’s philosophical depth that makes it truly extraordinary.