The film, which blends the world of K-pop with demon-fighting action, has now surpassed Adam Sandler’s Leo as the platform’s most-watched animated movie.

The soundtrack is also making waves, with songs by the fictional group HUNTR/X breaking into global music charts and gaining heavy play on streaming platforms.

The movie topped charts in 26 countries and appeared in Netflix’s Top 10 across 93 nations, sparking fan communities worldwide.

Netflix has announced plans for a special sing-along theatrical release, with talks already underway for possible sequels and spin-offs.