[Dispatch=Yuha Reporter] Netflix animation 'K-pop Demon Hunters' is embarking on a world tour. It will close the global 'Honmun' with audiences.

Netflix announced on the 13th that the 'Golden World Tour' of 'K-pop Demon Hunters' will kick off in Baltimore on June 5 next year.

A special performance was teased. "It's not an ordinary concert. The world within the work will be realized in a way never seen before," the company explained, adding that "Huntrix will be able to directly lend strength in sealing the Honmun."

This tour will be structured as an immersive live show. The virtual girl group Huntrix from the animation will be brought to life on a real stage. The choreography of actual performers and stunt performers will be combined.

Lion Boys and The Duppies will also appear. Various attractions including playful tension between members will be prepared. The plan is to offer audiences the experience of entering the world within the work directly.

The first phase of the schedule is confirmed for 61 performances across 35 cities. Plans are in place to expand the stage to Asia-Pacific and Central and South America regions in the future. The goal is to host 150 performances in approximately 50 cities by 2028.

'K-pop Demon Hunters' has been a global hit since its release on June 20 last year. It has recorded over 670 million cumulative views. The OST has surpassed 15 billion cumulative streams worldwide.

The signature track 'Golden' became the first K-pop song to win both an Oscar and a Grammy. The momentum of the work's success is expected to carry over to global concert venues.

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