Netflix and McDonald's team up in US for 'KPop Demon Hunters' themed meals with Korean-inspired flavors

The universe of Netflix’s animated hit “KPop Demon Hunters” is moving from the screen to the McDonald’s menu in the United States. The fast-food giant has partnered with Netflix on a limited-time rollout of two meals built around the film’s rival bands, as the Oscar-winning title continues to draw global attention. Netflix announced Wednesday that the two themed meals will launch March 31. The promotion lets fans pick a side between meals tied to the film’s three-member girl group, Huntrix, and its rival five-member boy band, the Saja Boys. In “KPop Demon Hunters,” the two groups form a rivalry for fans’ loyalty. McDonald’s frames the promotion as a menu-based showdown. The meals also include collectible photocards that unlock exclusive content related to the film. The menu items feature Korean-inspired flavors. The Huntrix meal includes Ramyeon McShaker Fries, which feature a savory ramen-seasoning flavor. Customers who order the Saja Boys meal will receive the Spicy Saja McMuffin, inspired by the flames of the film’s villain, Gwi-Ma. The lineup also provides a spic

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