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La figurine HUNTR/X Mira de Mattel tirée de KPop Demon Hunters transpose son gok-do et son cup noodle à l’échelle 6,5 pouces

Mattel's KPop Demon Hunters lineup keeps growing, and HUNTR/X's lead dancer is the latest addition. Confirmed via Mattel's official product images and specifications, the HUNTR/X Mira action figure, inspired by her How It's Done performance, is priced at $22.99 and arrives July 2026.

Mira joins an expanding figure lineup that already includes Rumi, Zoey, and the Saja Boys, and this release leans into detailed articulation and scene-specific accessories rather than a simpler display-only design. Here's what's confirmed.

What's Confirmed About the Mira Figure

Mattel's official product listing confirms the following:

  • Price: $22.99
  • Height: 6.5 inches (16.51 cm)
  • Over 18 points of articulation
  • Release: July 2026
  • Includes 2 interchangeable face plates
  • Includes a pair of interchangeable hands
  • Includes her signature Gok-do weapon accessory
  • Includes a Mira-themed noodle cup and kettle accessory
  • Includes a themed figure display base
  • Joins Rumi, Zoey, and the Saja Boys in Mattel's ongoing KPop Demon Hunters figure lineup

More Articulated Than the Recently Revealed Dolls

Mattel's own description specifically positions this figure as more customizable than the brand's recently revealed KPop Demon Hunters dolls, with 18-plus points of articulation giving Mira significantly more posing range. Combined with the interchangeable face plates and hands, that makes this release aimed squarely at display-focused collectors rather than the doll line's more traditional play pattern.

Recreating a Specific Scene, Not Just a Generic Pose

The included noodle cup and kettle accessory are tied specifically to Mira's How It's Done performance rather than being generic display props, and the personalized display base reinforces that same scene-specific framing. For collectors building out a shelf display around the film's key moments, that attention to specific accessories over generic ones is worth factoring in when deciding which figures in the growing lineup to prioritize.

Displaying Mira Alongside the Rest of HUNTR/X

With Rumi, Zoey, and the Saja Boys also part of this figure line, it's worth planning display space that can grow as the lineup expands.

For protecting the figure's included face plates and small accessories individually, EVORETRO's protective case for small figure accessories keeps compact, easily-lost pieces organized and dust-free.

For posing Mira on her own elevated display spot, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand gives a 6.5-inch figure like this one a tiered, eye-level presentation alongside the rest of the HUNTR/X lineup.

Common Mistakes Collectors Make

  • Assuming Mira is a simpler display doll rather than a highly articulated, customizable figure
  • Losing track of the smaller included accessories, like the noodle cup and kettle, since they're easy to misplace compared to the figure itself
  • Displaying Mira without her scene-specific base, missing part of the intended How It's Done presentation
  • Not planning ahead for shelf space as more figures join the lineup alongside Rumi, Zoey, and the Saja Boys

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Mira figure cost?

$22.99.

When does it release?

July 2026.

What accessories are included?

Two face plates, a pair of hands, her Gok-do weapon, a themed noodle cup and kettle, and a figure display base.

Which other figures are part of this lineup?

Rumi, Zoey, and the Saja Boys, with more figures expected to join.

Final Thoughts

Mattel's HUNTR/X Mira figure gives KPop Demon Hunters collectors a highly articulated, scene-specific addition to a growing lineup, with enough posing range and accessory detail to stand out from the brand's doll offerings. As Rumi, Zoey, and the Saja Boys continue filling out the collection, it's worth planning display space now for however far this lineup ends up growing.

Keeping Mira's smaller accessories protected and organized makes it easier to recreate her How It's Done moment exactly as Mattel designed it.

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