Netflix opens fan zone for KPop Demon Hunters

 If you want to find the movie, dance video and sing-along version of K-POP: Witch Hunters, you can now enter through the same entrance.Netflix has launched an exclusive collection called “For the Fans!”, which gathers feature films and derivative content scattered under different categories.The special area did not use this to launch a batch of new programs. The changes this time are mainly in the entrance and entire page design.

The TV homepage uses a large area to display this collection: Rumi, Mira and Zoey appear with weapons, and relevant programs can be rotated next to them. Click “Explore All” to open the complete area.The web page is presented in full-screen mode. It first loops through the airplane fight at the beginning of the movie, and then cuts to the main visual of the three people.The page also includes a collage of movie sketches and stills, signatures of the three members of HUNTR/X, as well as Derpy and Sussie.Netflix has previously had themed collections such as Shondaland and Ryan Murphy, but this time it has redesigned the vision around a single movie.

The content is divided into different horizontal rows.“Watch the Movie!” houses the main movie, and “Happy Honmoon! More for the Fans” houses extras.Among them - K-POP: Behind the Scenes of the Demon Hunters Bonus Content - there are two seasons, including four short specials launched in March and nine episodes of dance videos launched this Monday.The lyrics video series (KPop Demon Hunters Lyric Videos) will display the lyrics of songs such as -Golden- on the screen; the full-film sing-along version (KPop Demon Hunters Sing-Along) provides the singing-along content of the entire movie.

For children, K-POP: KPop Demon Hunters PLAYlist is also included. The three seasons are “HUNTR/X Backstage Pass”“KPop Toy Creations” and “Play Games With Us”, covering behind-the-scenes passes, toy creations and interactive game content.

The additional programs added to Netflix on Monday total four seasons, 22 episodes, and approximately 78 minutes.The earliest set of behind-the-scenes footage in March was less than 10 minutes long.

The sequel was confirmed in March, with Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans returning to direct,Still no official release date.There have been reports that listed 2029 as a target, and the author of What's on Netflix estimated that 2030 or 2031 is more likely to be achieved. These cannot be regarded as Netflix's announced schedule.According to the latest statistics from this website, the original film has been in Netflix's global top ten list for a total of 68 weeks, with a viewing time of 1.1501 billion hours, and the number of views calculated based on the length of the film is approximately 689.7 million times; the latter number is not a non-repeating number of viewers.

In the opinion of the author of What's on Netflix, designing a special area around a single movie reflects the importance Netflix attaches to this work.The author speculates that if this format works, it may be used for Stranger Things, Wednesday or Squid Game in the future; Netflix has not yet announced expansion arrangements.

The film also has several confirmed events this month: it will be added to the Criterion Collection on November 3; %KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience will open at the Netflix House in Dallas on November 12 and then at the Netflix House in Philadelphia on November 20.