KPop Demon Hunters' toys, collectibles, games, dolls and other products based on Netflix’s hit movie are coming next year from Hasbro and Mattel.

The two toy companies have been named co-master licensees for the franchise, with plans to roll out a slew of products throughout 2026.

The Twits debuted to strong numbers on the Netflix viewership charts, posing competition to the streamer's biggest hit ever, KPop Demon Hunters.

Not only were there early reports that KPop Demon Hunters would be getting potentially multiple sequels with Netflix, but even a potential live-action version of the film. But speaking to the BBC, creator and co-directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans shut down the idea of a live-action adaptation.

Analysts stuck to ratings and share price targets after a Brazil tax dispute hit the bottom line and stock price, with some waiting for year-end results, while at least one tells investors to "buy the dip.