Magic Is Planning Another Kpop Demon Hunters Collab After Secret Lair Drop

Sony Animation’s 2025 film KPop Demon Hunters became a cultural phenomenon, breaking all of Netflix’s records for original programming. The story of K-pop group Huntr/x using their music to protect the world from demons was such a surprising cultural phenomenon that companies had to rush to develop tie-ins like Lego sets and McDonald’s meals, which started rolling out in 2026.

The latest big collaboration is from Magic: The Gathering, which is including a KPop Demon Hunters crossover in its Oct. 12 Secret Lair Corn Maze Superdrop. While those cards haven’t been released yet, Magic is already planning an encore. The MTG Secret Lair account shared an Oct. 4 post on X saying, “Secret Lair x KPop Demon Hunters: How It’s Done enters the Corn Maze Superdrop on October 12. The crowd’s already chanting for more. Good thing we’ve got more planned! Stay tuned.”

Magic has more Kpop Demon Hunters Secret Lairs planned

That’s exciting news given that the first drop barely scratched the surface of what makes KPop Demon Hunters so fun. The plan for more should have been obvious. It’s named for “How It’s Done,” the film’s opening track, leaving open the possibility of future drops centered on the film’s other hit songs. “Golden” could focus on multicolor cards, “Takedown” on highly aggressive cards, while “Your Idol” could give the Saja Boys their moment in the spotlight with plenty of demons.

“How It’s Done” offered a hilarious version of Swan Song with the hat-wearing demon bird Sussie, but it’s criminal that her goofy giant tiger buddy Derpy hasn’t gotten a card. Magic could easily turn Jinu’s pets into new versions of Esior, Wardwing Familiar and Falthis, Shadowcat Familiar. Given how much the members of Huntr/x love snacking on the couch, it’s also a shame we haven’t gotten some fun food tokens akin to the adorable ones released for The Hobbit.

There’s so much material that KPop Demon Hunters really deserves its own Commander deck in the mode of the Hatsune Miku Secret Lair deck that launched in August.. Rumi could make a great new version of Narci, Fable Singer, with her demonic heritage and desire to protect the world by completing the Golden Honmoon represented in her Abzan (white-black-green) color identity and power based on resolving Sagas.

Magic’s designers have said they want to focus more on the fantasy genre with their licensed products like Universes Beyond and Secret Lair after criticism from fans who were unimpressed with sets based on Marvel superheroes and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. But as a modern fantasy masterpiece with extremely passionate fans, KPop Demon Hunters is a perfect crossover that Hasbro will likely keep using to churn out more hit releases.