KPop Demon Hunters pop-up in Singapore: Is it worth the hype?

The KPop Demon Hunters pop-up in Singapore is here to seal the honmoon with its merch madness! Be sure you have enough in your wallet…

The KPop Demon Hunters pop-up is now live at Scape Singapore! Yes, the wait is finally over. I swung by to have a peep, and here’s a breakdown of what you can look forward to at the store. Spoiler alert: manage your expectations, unless you enjoy mild heart palpitations over merch lines.

KPop Demon Hunters pop-up in Singapore: Details at a glance

Best for: All demon hunters, K-pop fans, and anyone still riding the Golden wave
Recommended time spent: 30 minutes to sweep through the aisles and snap photos
Insider tip: Visit on weekday mornings to avoid the crowd
When: Now till 11 January 2026
How much: Free admission (pre-registration is required); merch from $2 onwards
Address: KPop Demon Hunters pop-up, #03-07, *Scape, 2 Orchard Link, Singapore 237978

Where is the pop-up?

The pop-up is located on the third floor of Scape and has SM Universe as its neighbour (because, of course, you’re basically in the multiverse now). It runs till 11 January 2026, so you can swing by for last-minute Christmas gifts, souvenir shopping, or if you just wanna buy into the KPop Demon Hunters hype.

Similar to the Seoul stop, pre-registration is required for admission into the pop-up. The first entry is at 10.30am, with 30-minute slots and a total of 22 sessions per day. Each booking lets in two people: the registered person and one guest.

I recommend dropping by on weekday mornings – the first slot is the most ideal – if you wanna avoid the crowd and have a leisurely time browsing and shopping.

What can you expect at the pop-up?

Here’s where I double down on the spoiler alert. You might have come across the TikTok video detailing what went down at the Seoul pop-up. Well, consider the Singapore stop a zero-calorie version of that. Let me explain…

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Official merch to get your hands on

I’m gonna start with the good news – this pop-up is a fan’s dream come true. The entire space is decked out with various official merch, from apparel and stationery to plushies and photocards. Basically, anything that screams, “I stan KPop Demon Hunters.” Your wallet may cry, but your heart will cheer.

Here’s the merch line-up, in case you wanna plan your budget early:

• Jersey t-shirts ($59)
• Adult sweatshirts ($72)
• Adult t-shirts ($51)
• Adult hoodies ($81)
• Wind breaker ($116)
• Fleece jacket ($129)
• Socks ($7)
• Kids’ sweatshirts ($64)
• Kids’ t-shirts ($47)
• Kids’ hoodies ($72)
• Ball cap ($49)
• String backpack ($64)
• Acrylic block ($9)
• Stamp ($8)
• Gel pen ($4)
• Pin button ($4)
• Stickers (from $3)
• Sticky note ($5)
• Mousepad ($5)
• Metal badge ($7)
• Postcard ($2)
• Wappen (from $2)
• Photocard set ($13)
• Photocard collect book ($24)
• Poster sets ($9)
• Mini CD keyrings ($16)
• Deco tapes ($4)
• Slogan towels ($13)
• Folding photo stand ($13)

All the Derpy and Sussie love

The two animals may be side characters in the movie, but Derpy and Sussie are given the main character treatment at the pop-up (naturally). There are plenty of (adorable) merch on display that nearly made me throw rationality out the window. (Nope, I didn’t get anything in the end.)

Here’s a list of all the Derpy and Sussie merch:

• Derpy sitting plush (from $55)
• Derpy big face plush ($47)
• Plush keyrings ($29)
• Derpy hoodie blanket ($64)
• Derpy Hug Me bag ($59)
• Derpy pencil case ($20)
• Derpy coin pouch ($24)
• Derpy photocard holder keyring ($24)
• Sussie magnet plush ($32)
• Derpy planner ($23)
• Derpy tape dispenser set ($20)
• Derpy smart toks ($16)
• Derpy keycap keyring ($10)
• Derpy t-shirts ($51)
• Derpy kids’ t-shirts ($47)
• Derpy ball cap ($49)
• Derpy kids’ ball cap ($44)
• Laptop pouch ($59)
• Hojakdo fabric poster ($20)
• Derpy metal badge ($9)
• Reusable tarpaulin bags ($5)
• Mini crossbag ($25)
• DIY fabric keyring ($8)

Give it all you’ve got at the photo zones

Now here’s where my warning about managing your expectations comes into play. Unlike the one in Seoul, the KPop Demon Hunters pop-up in Singapore only has two photo zones where you can snap photos and videos.

Channel your inner Huntrix by standing beside Rumi, Zoey, and Mira, before fawning over the Saja Boys at the next zone. P.S. Costumes aren’t necessary, but highly encouraged. A few fans went all out, looking like they just stepped out of the movie… and lowkey made the rest of us look lazy.

Oh, you can also take pics with Derpy at the entrance, though I’m not sure if that counts as an official photo zone. Just don’t blink ‘cos you might miss the giant blue kitty!

Is the KPop Demon Hunters pop-up worth a visit?

Here’s the tea: yes… but only if you keep your expectations in check. The Singapore pop-up is very much a merch-first, photo-op-second kind of deal. Think “retail therapy with bonus fandom vibes,” not a full-blown immersive adventure like the Seoul stop. If you were hoping for mind-blowing sets and interactive chaos, prepare for a slightly tamer experience.

That said, fans (and casual hype-chasers) will still have a good time. The merch is cute, the photo zones are fun, and let’s be honest – walking out with a Derpy plushie basically counts as a victory. Just remember: come for the merch, stay for the good time… and maybe don’t expect a cinematic reenactment.

Pro tips for the ultimate pop-up experience

So, you’ve decided to check out the pop-up. Note down these tips before you head out:

• Expect crowds (hello holiday season). Roll in early or prepare to practice your strategic elbowing skills.
• Bring a tote bag – trust me, you’ll need it. Unless you want to wear everything like a human merch tower.
• Follow the official website for updates.

Have fun at the KPop Demon Hunters pop-up in Singapore!

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