On tvN’s program <You Quiz on the Block>, Director Maggie Kang of <K-Pop Demon Hunters> appeared and shared stories related to the work. Yoo Jae-suk – Inside the work, K-pop, Korean traditional culture, and even fandom culture are so well fused together that when you watch it, you completely fall into it.ㅡThe role of the King of Evil Spirits, Gwi-ma = Actor Lee Byung-hunYoo Jae-suk – His voice is incredibly amazing. He’s someone whose charisma overflows even through his voice.ㅡ.A voice full of charisma that overwhelms the film: Lee Byung-hun Maggie Kang – When I met Lee Byung-hun, it honestly didn’t feel real. He’s an actor who represents Korea. The moment he started reading the lines, all of us were in awe. His voice is captivating, and his presence is unmistakable. Being able to work together was a huge honor, and just the fact that Lee Byung-hun joined gave the feeling that this was truly a “Korean film.” Jo Se-ho – Director, did you also do voice acting?Maggie Kang –ㅡRole 1 – A flight attendant who pours coffee into a flowerpot on an airplaneㅡRole 2 – A crying evil spirit on the 승 (seung)ㅡRole 3 – Narration when the 혼문 disappears ㅡ.In addition, many Korean actors participated as voice actorsㅡ– Leader Jin-woo of the Saja Boys = Actor Ahn Hyo-seopㅡ– Mentor Celine, who created Huntrix = Actress Kim Yoon-jinㅡ– Young Rumi = the director’s daughter, Rumiㅡ– Ji-young Yoo, May Hong, Arden Cho ㅡ.<K-Pop Demon Hunters> was largely produced by Korean creators Yoo Jae-suk – There are scenes where you can really feel the director’s attention to detail. While watching, there were points that truly gave me goosebumps.ㅡ1. The auntie met at Naksan Park wearing a sun visor!!! Above all, the expression under the sun visor!ㅡ2. Laying down a napkin and placing the spoon (a Korean trait)ㅡ3. Sitting on the floor instead of using the sofaㅡ4. Even the historically accurate detail of wearing season-inappropriate clothing during transitional seasons Yoo Jae-suk – While watching, there were points that truly gave me goosebumps.Maggie Kang – Those details weren’t done by me alone. There were many Korean artists in each department. For example, if in a dinner scene the positions of the soup and rice were switched, a staff member would say, “The rice and soup are in the wrong places.” Then I’d say, “Yes, I’ll change that.” It’s the result of being made together with a Korean crew. Jo Se-ho – Did your husband also participate in the design?Maggie Kang – He designed Derpy. Yoo Jae-suk – Because of the ideas from the people around you, you were able to take care of those details. It feels like experiences from your childhood in Korea must have been infused into the work.Maggie Kang – I remember going to public bathhouses a lot. Oriental medicine clinics as well! The Saja Boys busk in Myeongdong for their debut, but usually busking happens in Hongdae. Still, I made the debut location Myeongdong because I was born in Myeongdong. And my parents also met while working at a company there. Myeongdong is a place that means a lot to me, so I wanted to show it. ㅡ.Childhood experiences seen and felt in Korea were fully infused into the work.ㅡ.Search volume related to Korea on Google increased tenfoldㅡ.<K-Pop Demon Hunters> pilgrimage sites trending among foreignersㅡ.Transaction volume for public bathhouse experience products increased by 84%ㅡ.The actual oriental medicine clinic used as a background saw monthly visitors increase from 6,000 to over 20,000ㅡ.Riding the “K-Pop Demon Hunters” boom… visitors to the National Museum of Korea doubled in one yearㅡ.The “K-Pop Demon Hunters craze” pushed National Museum of Korea visitors past 4.07 million