Costco’s Exclusive ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Trading Card Set Includes 11 Rarity Levels & A Character-Inspired Frame
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KPop Demon Hunters fans have a new collectible to add to their wish lists.
Global trading card brand Kayou has teamed up with Netflix’s hit animated film for a special Collector Box available exclusively for Costco members.
Priced at $53.99, the set comes in two versions inspired by HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys. get costco membership Each box includes 10 Energy Edition trading card packs inspired by the Oscar-winning movie , with eight cards per pack, bringing the total to 80 cards.
The collection spans 130 cards across 11 rarity levels, giving fans plenty of possibilities to explore as they hunt for their favorite characters and rare pulls.
Every box also includes a special Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird promotional card and a character-inspired acrylic card frame.
Both versions are available on Costco’s website.
HUNTR/X HUNTR/X 'KPop Demon Hunters' Trading Cards & Collector Box $53.99 Buy Now at costco HUNTR/X fans can choose the Collector Box inspired by the film’s fierce girl group.
The difference between this and the Saja Boys Collector Box is the acrylic card frame with the HUNTR/X members featured in the design.
SAJA BOYS Saja Boys 'KPop Demon Hunters' Trading Cards & Collector Box $53.99 Buy Now at costco Prefer the movie’s charismatic rival group? The Saja Boys Collector Box offers a matching option for fans who want to celebrate the boy band.
Like the HUNTR/X edition, it comes with an acrylic card frame featuring the boy band instead.
Kayou The Costco-Exclusive KPop Demon Hunters Trading Cards Rarity Levels Explained Scenario-E (SE): Includes four “Golden” trading cards , one of each HUNTR/X member and one of the group together.
Brush Rare (BR): Includes three spotlight trading cards featuring each HUNTR/X member.
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