Under £10
Pictured: Monopoly Deal KPop Demon Hunters Card Game
- Example
- Monopoly Deal card game
- Price
- £4.99
- Format stated
- 2 to 5 players, 15 minutes
Buying guide
KPop Demon Hunters Gifts by Budget
Catalogue comparison · How we compare
Across the gifts listings we compared at the 8–10 September 2026 check, KPop Demon Hunters merchandise in the gifts category runs from a £2.49 card to a £47.99 LEGO set. The bands below group what the catalogue actually offers at each level, using the formats and pack counts the listings state.
What each budget band buys
£10–£20
Pictured: KPop Demon Hunters Mira 8-Inch Plush
- Example
- 8-inch character plush
- Price
- £14.99
- Format stated
- One named character each
£20–£30
Pictured: Little People Collector KPop Demon Hunters Saja Boys, 5-Figure Set
- Example
- Little People Collector Saja Boys
- Price
- £21.99
- Format stated
- 5 figures, all named
Above £30
Pictured: LEGO KPop Demon Hunters Derpy Tiger & Sussie Bird, 72537
- Example
- LEGO set 72537
- Price
- £47.99
- Format stated
- 2 buildable figures
Under £10: paper, puzzles and a full game
A birthday card with envelope is £2.49, the storybook and junior novelisation £3.99 each, the graphic novel and colouring book £5.00, the sticker book £6.99, a five-piece stationery set £7.99. Ravensburger’s 100-piece jigsaw is £8.99 and finishes at 49 x 36cm; the 3D puzzle ball is £9.99 and 13cm across, though its description gives the piece count as 72 in one line and 73 in another. The value pick is the Monopoly Deal KPop Demon Hunters card game listing at £4.99: a complete game for two to five players, quoted at 15 minutes, with character cards for Rumi, Mira, Zoey, Jinu and Derpy.
£10 to £20: plush, light-up and party formats
The 8-inch plush characters are £14.99 each, one character per pack; the 8-inch Mira plush listing names Mira, with Zoey and Demon Jinu sold as their own items. The Squishmallows Derpy Tiger at 8 inches is £16.99. Elsewhere in the band: a three-compartment lunch box at £12.95 (17 x 14 x 5cm), a HUNTR/X light stick at £12.99 with five colours and more than eight sequences, a Furblet mini plush at £14.99 stating over 45 sound effects and three A76/LR44 button cells included, and a three-pack of 18cm fidget pens at £14.99, each with a character on a ball joint. An electronic truth-or-dare party game is £19.97 with 72 cards.
£20 to £30: sets and the bigger games
The Little People Collector Saja Boys five-figure set listing is £21.99 and names every figure: Jinu, Abby, Baby, Romance and Mystery, each over 2.5 inches. A three-pack of 4-inch clip-on plush covering Rumi, Mira and Zoey is £26.06. The board games differ in format: Monopoly at £29.99 uses venues and fans as currency with six character tokens, while Ravensburger’s Labyrinth at £27.99 is the shifting-maze classic reskinned.
A sherpa-backed blanket at £28.99 sits here too, alongside the bedding range.
So does the Cool Maker bracelet kit at £24.99: 1,200 beads, seven charms and a bracelet studio.
One step higher: LEGO at £47.99
Set 72537 builds Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird, with two swappable expressions for Derpy, two love notes and a flowerpot, a hidden compartment in Derpy’s head. It is the LEGO Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird set listing, the dearest of the gifts listings we compared at the 8–10 September 2026 check, rated 9 and up rather than the 6 and up common lower down the range.
Named gift or mystery gift
- Mystery: the £4.99 enamel pin is one random design from a range, supplied with a crown display stand.
- Semi-random: £7.62 buys five sticker packs totalling 25 stickers, drawn from a collection the listing puts at over 200 designs.
- Named: plush, the Little People set, the clip-on three-pack and the Mattel dolls and figures all state exactly which characters you get.
Prices shown reflect catalogue checks dated 8–10 September 2026; they may change and exclude delivery. We compared published listing specifications, not products in hand.
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