K-Pop Demon
Hunters

Front Matter

Disclaimer and Methodology

1.1  Audit Scope and Method

A structured physical retail audit was conducted on 10 April 2026 across four shopping centres in Melbourne's south-east corridor by Remi Schauder (Stygia), prepared for review by Merchantwise Group, the Australian licensing representative for K-Pop Demon Hunters (KDH), a Netflix original property.

The survey comprised: physical walk-through of casual and permanent retail tenancies; visual identification of products bearing KDH character likenesses, trademarks, or associated artwork; photographic evidence capture (60 images, 12 stalls); recording of pricing, product codes, packaging language, barcode prefixes, and compliance markings where visible; and observation of stall type, tenure type (permanent vs casual), and proximity to licensed anchor retailers. No products were purchased or removed. All observations are visual and conducted in publicly accessible retail areas.

1.2  Classification System

All 59 findings carry an Elevated IP Risk classification. Confidence is High for 58 findings and Medium for one (EHC-04-001).

1.3  Centres Surveyed

1.4  Observational Language

The following terms are specifically not used in this report: counterfeit, infringing, illegal, proof of infringement. All characterisations reflect field observations only. The absence of visible licensing indicia during a field observation does not, by itself, constitute confirmation of unlicensed activity. This report is a K-Pop Demon Hunters-specific extract from a broader multi-brand retail audit conducted on the same survey date. Finding and image identifiers are preserved from the original field record and may therefore appear non-sequential where non-KDH observations have been excluded from this report.

Executive Summary

A structured field audit conducted on 10 April 2026 identified 59 product observations consistent with Elevated IP Risk across 12 retail stalls at four shopping centres in Melbourne's south-east. Every finding carries a stall-level risk designation of Critical or High and a classification confidence of High or Medium. No observations fell below Elevated IP Risk.

The pattern of activity is not consistent with opportunistic or isolated retail behaviour. Seven of twelve stalls are permanent retail stores — observed with KDH merchandise as an established component of their retail offer at the time of the survey. Five operate with dedicated KDH display infrastructure, including purpose-built shelving, illuminated display cabinets, printed price menus, and branded standup units.

Westfield Fountain Gate is the primary area of concern, accounting for six stalls and 43 of 59 total findings across two trading levels. This includes a permanent retail store (Lo Costa House & Party, FTG-04) with a dedicated five-shelf KDH merchandise aisle labelled 'AISLE 1', and a tobacconist/newsagent (TSG Tobacco Station, FTG-05) offering eleven distinct KDH product lines from an illuminated cabinet with a printed price menu. The two casual stalls at Fountain Gate — Sky Gifts (FTG-01) and Sky Gifts 2 (FTG-02) — share a single legal entity, Sky Gifts Pty Ltd (ABN 95 683 900 656), which holds two separate licensed stall positions within the same centre.

Supply chain markers observed across the network indicate structured international distribution, not domestic manufacture for the Australian market. Indicators span four distinct distribution groups:

• European: Six-language packaging (English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Hungarian) on KDH blind bags at FTG-01; Belgian-registered EAN prefix 540 with European distribution warning on Fashion Happy Doll product at DND-09.
• North American: Bilingual EN/FR 'VINYL FIGURE / FIGURINE EN VINYLE' on KDH Pop figure at FTG-06, consistent with Canadian or North American distribution channels.
• Gulf-market: Gulf Conformity Mark (G-mark) with Arabic-language text on a KDH doll at FTG-06 — a mandatory certification mark for Gulf Cooperation Council markets (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait).
• Chinese-origin: Chinese-registered EAN prefix 698 with traceable SKU A5XQ41-6601-4 at SVSC-01; Chinese-language text on sticker display at FTG-01; Chinese children's sizing (130cm, 160cm) on apparel at FTG-06. No product in the dataset carries visible evidence of Australian-market origin or an authorised Australian distributor mark.

One case of price inversion was documented at EHC-04: an unlicensed Huntrix pyjama top ($15.00) sold alongside KDH-branded pants ($10.00), producing a combined price of $25.00 — above the equivalent licensed Kmart KDH pyjama set retailing at $20.00. This weakens any characterisation of the observed products as low-cost market alternatives.

Product breadth spans 17 distinct categories including apparel, collectible figures, blind bags, stationery, electronics, party supplies, headwear, bags, water bottles, and lunch boxes. This range is consistent with a structured commercial supply relationship and a broad product offering. Markdown pricing at FTG-01 and FTG-02 (multiple product lines discounted from original ticket prices) indicates inventory has been present long enough to require clearance, supporting an inference of extended operation prior to the audit date.

Network Overview

3.1  Summary by Centre

3.2  Stall Register

3.3  Product Category Distribution

Key Intelligence Findings

4.1  Sub-Brand Variation Pattern

The most significant pattern identified across the network is the systematic use of alternative brand names to market products bearing KDH character likenesses while avoiding direct use of the registered KDH trademark. Eight distinct brand name variants were recorded:

The HUNTRX/HUNTRIX cluster appears to reference the officially licensed Kmart HUNTR/X sub-brand, which carries Netflix authorisation. Products using this name may benefit from visual proximity to the licensed product while avoiding explicit use of the KDH trademark. The variant spellings (HUNTRX, HUNTRIX, HUNTRIX+Kingsley) across different operators and print runs suggest either multiple upstream suppliers or variation across print runs. The extension of this pattern to male characters (SAJA BOYS) suggests the variant naming approach extends across the full KDH character roster.

4.2  Dedicated Commercial Fixtures

Three stalls were observed operating with purpose-built, dedicated KDH merchandise infrastructure — a level of investment inconsistent with opportunistic retail:

• FTG-04 Lo Costa House & Party: A permanent Level 2 store at Westfield Fountain Gate with a dedicated KDH merchandise bay labelled 'AISLE 1'. Five shelves of purpose-fitted shelving hold the full KDH product range including apparel, collectibles, party supplies, and novelty items. An apparel rack adjacent to the aisle carries additional KDH/Huntrx clothing. This is consistent with a structured retail commitment to the KDH range rather than casual stock placement.
• FTG-05 TSG Tobacco Station: A tobacconist/newsagent on Level 2 of Westfield Fountain Gate with KDH merchandise displayed in a dedicated illuminated cabinet and offered via a printed price menu listing 11+ product types. The presence of a printed price menu is consistent with the range being an established part of the store's retail offer rather than opportunistic floor stock.
• FTG-01 Sky Gifts: A casual stall on Level 1 with a branded 'K-POP DEMON HUNTERS — Available Now' standup display unit on the stall front. The stall presents as a near-dedicated KDH merchandise operation, with the full product range organised around the display unit.

4.3  Common Operator — Sky Gifts Pty Ltd

4.4  Supply Chain Indicators

Multiple packaging and product markers indicate the product pool observed across this network originates from an internationally distributed supply chain, with distribution into Australian retail outside official channels:

• Six-language European packaging (English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Hungarian) on KDH blind bag foil packs at FTG-01. Hungarian inclusion is a specific marker for Eastern European distribution territory, not Australian-market product.
• Belgian EAN barcode prefix 540 on Fashion Happy Doll product at DND-09, combined with bilingual English/French packaging and a European distribution warning — consistent with product originating in or intended for the EU/North American market.
• Gulf Conformity Mark (G-mark) with Arabic-language text on a KDH doll at FTG-06 — a mandatory certification mark for Gulf Cooperation Council markets. This product appears to have been intended for the GCC (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, etc.) retail market rather than Australia.
• Chinese-registered EAN prefix 698 with SKU A5XQ41-6601-4 on KDH notebooks at SVSC-01. The SKU is traceable and may assist supply chain investigation.
• Product code NO.1503 on figure blister card at FTG-04, combined with CE mark, green recycling symbol, and bilingual English/Spanish hazard warnings — consistent with Chinese manufacture targeting European/Latin American distribution.
• Chinese-language text ('双层烫金立体贴' — double-layer gold embossed 3D stickers) on sticker display at FTG-01 is consistent with Chinese manufacturing origin on at least one product line.

4.5  Price Inversion

Westfield Fountain Gate

Narre Warren  ·  Super-Regional  ·  Scentre Group  ·  ~400,000 monthly visitors
Audit date: 10 April 2026  ·  6 stalls observed  ·  43 findings  ·  43 evidence photos

Westfield Fountain Gate is the most heavily affected centre in the survey network, accounting for 73% of all findings. KDH-related products were observed across all four quadrants of the centre's two trading levels, operated by at least four distinct entities. The centre's high foot traffic (~400,000 monthly visitors), anchor tenancy mix including Kmart, Target, and Big W, and casualised mall leasing model create conditions consistent with a high volume of unlicensed merchandise activity across both casual and permanent retail channels.

Sky Gifts (FTG-01) presents as a near-dedicated KDH unlicensed merchandise operation. The stall occupies a casual licence position in the main Fountain Gate corridor (Level 1, opposite Betty's Burgers) and features a branded 'K-POP DEMON HUNTERS — Available Now' standup display unit on the stall front. The product range is among the deepest in the survey network, spanning 11 distinct finding categories including Pop-style vinyl figures, fashion dolls, apparel, blind bags, stationery, water bottles, party supplies, electronics, and stickers.

Sub-brand variants are present: apparel at this stall is sold under the HUNTRX brand (hoodie, pants, t-shirt) and HUNTRIX brand (sticker display), with no Netflix or KDH official licence mark visible on any item. The six-language blind bag packaging (English/German/French/Spanish/Portuguese/Hungarian) at this stall is the clearest supply chain indicator in the dataset, consistent with product originating in a European distribution context before entering Australian retail. Markdown pricing — hoodie reduced from $35 to $20, galaxy pants reduced from $31 to $10 — suggests the stall has been operational with this inventory for an extended period. A KDH Bluetooth speaker and 'Magic Light Show' MP3 product were also observed, extending the range into electronics.

Sky Gifts 2 operates as a second stall under the same legal entity as FTG-01, holding a separate casual mall licence position on Level 1 of Westfield Fountain Gate. The stall carries a partially overlapping KDH range, including the full 6-character KDH Pop figure set (confirmed: #2255–#2260), SAJA BOYS individual dolls, Huntrix stationery, and KDH apparel. The STIT BOYS packaging variant (an observed label reading 'STIT BOYS,' visually resembling the 'SAJA BOYS' branding) on some packaging at FTG-02 suggests the operator has sourced from multiple print runs of the same upstream product. Markdown pricing (lunch boxes Was $25 / Now $15; water bottles Was $25 / Now $15) mirrors the clearance pattern at FTG-01.

Lo Costa House & Party is a permanent retail store on Level 2 of Westfield Fountain Gate, and contains the most structured KDH merchandise display observed in the entire survey network. The store operates a dedicated KDH merchandise bay — a five-shelf permanent unit labelled 'AISLE 1' — containing the full KDH product range organised by type across the shelves. The investment in dedicated shelving infrastructure is inconsistent with opportunistic or casual stock placement. The KDH range appears to be an established component of the store's permanent retail offer.

Products documented include: a large HUNTRX boxed product ($19.99) on the top shelf; multiple KDH Pop multi-pack sets with character names printed on packaging (Magpie Bird / Zoey / Rumi / Mira / Derpy Tiger; Romance / Abby / Jine / Mystery / Baby); KDH 3-doll sets; 'IQ TOY SERIES' KDH Nintendo Switch-style game product; 'DONT MISS' blister packs; party packs; KDH mini figures in basket bins; and a KDH/Huntrx apparel rack adjacent to the aisle. Additionally, a $0.97 figure blister card (FTG-04-003) carrying the MADE IN CHINA / NO.1503 product code with bilingual English/Spanish warnings represents the lowest observed price point in the entire dataset and is indicative of high-volume, low-cost supply chain sourcing.

(Finding FTG-04-002 excluded from table — insufficient product detail recorded at time of observation.)

TSG Tobacco Station is a permanent tobacconist/newsagent on Level 2 of Westfield Fountain Gate. The presence of KDH merchandise in this retail context is notable: the operator has invested in a dedicated illuminated display cabinet for KDH collectibles, and manages the KDH range using a printed price menu listing products and prices. This operational infrastructure is consistent with the KDH offer being an established component of the store's retail model rather than casual placement.

Nine findings were recorded, spanning soft dolls, Pop-style figures, fashion dolls, t-shirts (three colourways confirmed: black, pink, lavender at $14.99), a hoodie ($19.99), Huntrix canvas tote ($14.99), Huntrix/Huntrx backpack with holographic logo, and blind boxes ($4.99 / 3 for $10). The blind box packaging carries 5 spelling errors — consistent with products sourced outside official channels. The Fashion Happy Doll 3-pack observed here represents the third confirmed location for this rebrand variant across the network (also at DND-02 and FTG-01).

The $2 Shop on Level 2 carries ten distinct KDH findings, the second-highest finding count at Fountain Gate. Notable supply chain intelligence at this stall: a KDH doll (FTG-06-003) carries a Gulf Conformity Mark (G-mark) with Arabic-language packaging — a product certified for the Gulf Cooperation Council retail market (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait) that appears to have entered Australian retail outside its intended distribution channel. A KDH Pop figure (FTG-06-004) carries bilingual English/French text ('VINYL FIGURE / FIGURINE EN VINYLE'), consistent with a North American or Canadian market distribution chain. Apparel at this stall uses Chinese children's sizing (size 130 = 130cm height; size 160 = 160cm height), consistent with Chinese-market sizing not intended for Australian retail. The 'Come and Tame Me Home Quickly' tagline observed on multiple products across the network appears to originate from a direct Chinese-to-English machine translation, consistent with Chinese manufacture.

Lo Costa Minimart carries six KDH findings, including a floor dump display bin of KDH rectangular boxes at $3.99 (one of the lowest price points in the dataset), two KDH Pop multi-pack sets (5-character sets carrying the full cast names on packaging), and — notably — the first KDH-branded headwear observed in the entire survey: KDH baseball caps at $9.99, including a 'Derpy Tiger' character cap. The introduction of headwear as a product category, alongside the floor dump display format, is consistent with diversified inventory at clearance price points.

Dandenong Square

Dandenong  ·  Regional  ·  Dandenong Square Pty Ltd  ·  ~200,000 monthly visitors
Audit date: 10 April 2026  ·  3 stalls observed  ·  6 findings  ·  6 evidence photos

Dandenong Square presented three stalls with KDH findings across Level 3 (casual pop-up zone) and Level 2 (permanent tenancy). The Level 3 environment hosts a casual mall pop-up area where DND-01 and DND-02 were observed at the time of the survey. DND-09 (Supamart) on Level 2 is the critical stall, operating as a permanent store immediately adjacent to Kmart.

Supamart is a permanent Level 2 store operating immediately adjacent to Kmart at Dandenong Square. This location is commercially significant: the store's proximity to the licensed Kmart KDH range creates direct consumer exposure to both products in the same shopping decision context. The HUNTRX sub-brand is active at this stall, with a $6 HUNTRX t-shirt carrying individually named KDH characters (Mira, Lyontnis, Rumi, Zuey in chibi/cartoon art style) marketed under the 'Kids Clothes 50% OFF NOW' promotional sign — the 'discount' framing compounding the proximity to the $20+ licensed Kmart product.

The Fashion Happy Doll 3-pack at DND-09 (finding DND-09-004) carries a Belgian-registered EAN barcode prefix (540) with bilingual English/French packaging and a European distribution warning, representing the clearest supply chain diversion indicator at this centre. The product is simultaneously confirmed at FTG-01 and FTG-05, making it the most geographically distributed sub-brand variant in the network. KDH blind bags at this stall are displayed alongside Italian BrainRot, Five Nights at Freddy's, and Pokémon blind bags — confirming a multi-brand unlicensed merchandise operation.

6.2  Supporting Stalls: DND-01 and DND-02

Two casual pop-up stalls were observed on Level 3 of Dandenong Square. Neither operator was identified. DND-01 (CTC Dandenong) carries a KDH lunch box ($13) — the same product category and format observed at SVSC-01, indicating the product circulates broadly across the supply network. DND-02 (Unnamed pop-up) presents a multi-brand unlicensed merchandise operation, with KDH product displayed alongside Hello Kitty, Spider-Man, and Bluey items on the same shelf. The KDH bubble/water gun toy at DND-02 carries product NO.331-2 and a barcode prefix of 331, consistent with French/Belgian EAN registration.

Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre

Endeavour Hills  ·  Sub-Regional  ·  Independent  ·  ~120,000 monthly visitors
Audit date: 10 April 2026  ·  2 stalls observed  ·  6 findings  ·  6 evidence photos

Ana's Gift is a permanent store at Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre that carries the largest single-store KDH product range in the entire survey dataset. A full wall display is dedicated to KDH and related products, spanning mini figures/keychains, blind bags, individual character blister packs ('DONT MISS'), sticker sets, a 92PCS stationery set, water bottles, tumblers, full apparel, and HUNTRIX-branded stationery products. Products are displayed across a dedicated pink KDH shelf unit covering the full wall section of the store.

Sub-brand variants are present on apparel and stationery — products sold under HUNTRIX and Huntrx. A new sub-brand variant, 'MONTIMA', was observed on pyjama top packaging (EHC-04-011), which may represent an additional character name or a further sub-brand variant not previously recorded. The price inversion is documented here: the Huntrix pyjama top ($15) + KDH pants ($10) at a combined price of $25 exceeds the equivalent licensed Kmart KDH pyjama set ($20). This is the most commercially significant pricing anomaly in the dataset.

7.2  Supporting Stall: EHC-02 Better Home

Better Home carries a wire rack display of KDH doll products: single-character boxes (pink packaging, ~$10–$20), a KDH 3-doll set in window box ($20.77), and 'FASHION GIRLS' branded boxes with KDH character aesthetic. 'MADE IN CHINA' is visible on the box lower-left. The Fashion Girls sub-brand label is a variant of Fashion Happy Doll/Fashion Girls observed at other network stalls. Operator details were not obtained at the time of the survey.

Springvale Shopping Centre

Springvale  ·  Neighbourhood  ·  Independent  ·  ~60,000 monthly visitors
Audit date: 10 April 2026  ·  1 stall observed  ·  4 findings  ·  5 evidence photos

Domiso is a permanent store at Springvale Shopping Centre, operated by Domiso Pty Ltd — the only stall in the network outside of FTG-01, FTG-02, and FTG-05 for which a full legal entity and contact details are on record. The operator's contact details were obtained and are recorded in the intelligence database.

The KDH findings at SVSC-01 are notable for their supply chain traceability. Three variants of a KDH A5 spiral-bound notebook ($2.99 each) carry distinct cover artwork (action cover; group/casual cover; dark/dramatic cover) — confirming three different print runs from the same upstream source. All three carry the same traceable SKU: A5XQ41-6601-4 and barcode 6 988987 850280 (prefix 698 — China-registered EAN). This SKU and barcode combination provides an identifiable product reference for supply chain investigation. A KDH plastic lunch box or food container was also recorded, consistent with the product category observed at DND-01, confirming the lunch box product circulates broadly across the supply network.

Recommended Next Steps

The following observations are offered as commercial and operational considerations for Merchantwise Group and Netflix compliance. They do not constitute legal advice. Any enforcement or engagement action should be preceded by advice from qualified IP counsel.

9.1  Priority Operators for Rights-Holder Review

9.2  Supply Chain Intelligence for Further Investigation

• SKU A5XQ41-6601-4 / EAN prefix 698 (SVSC-01 notebooks) — a traceable product identifier that may be used to identify the upstream supplier or importer through customs/trade data or direct product enquiry.
• Fashion Happy Doll / Product NO.JZ393 / EAN prefix 540 (DND-09) — confirmed at three geographically separated stalls (FTG-01, FTG-05, DND-09), suggesting a common wholesale source. The Belgian EAN registration may assist in identifying the importer of record.
• KDH Pop figure series #2255–#2260 — a numbered collectible range confirmed across at least four stalls, with character names printed on packaging. The consistent numbering scheme indicates a structured product range sourced from a single manufacturer.
• Product code NO.1503 / CE mark (FTG-04) — CE certification number may be traceable to a specific Chinese manufacturer through EU product database records.

9.3  Centre Management Notifications

Where relevant, Westfield Fountain Gate (Scentre Group) and Dandenong Square management may be appropriate recipients of a formal notification of observed IP risk activity within their centre. Casual mall licence operators at Westfield (FTG-01, FTG-02) hold licences granted by Scentre Group; the centre management holds contractual mechanisms that may be relevant to any response. This is a commercial consideration for Merchantwise / Netflix and does not constitute a recommendation to take enforcement action.

Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre management may similarly be an appropriate notification recipient given the dedicated retail operation of Ana's Gift (EHC-04) — the stall with the largest single-store KDH product range in the dataset. Centre management holds contractual leasing mechanisms that may be relevant to any response.

9.4  Audit Refresh Recommendation

This report reflects a single audit date of 10 April 2026. Given that seven of twelve stalls are permanent retail stores, a follow-up survey within 60–90 days would confirm whether the activity is ongoing, escalating, or has changed in response to any rights-holder activity. A refresh audit would also capture any additional stalls not observed in the initial survey and provide time-series data to support any legal proceedings.

Evidence Appendix — Field Photography

All photographs were captured by the field auditor during the survey conducted on 10 April 2026. Images are organised by stall and presented in sequence. Photographs are field observation records only and do not constitute forensic product authentication. Images labelled 'Environmental' were taken for environmental documentation purposes and do not correspond to a discrete finding record.

Finding and image identifiers in this appendix are preserved from the underlying field record. Numbering may appear non-sequential because this report reproduces only the K-Pop Demon Hunters subset of a broader multi-brand audit; gaps do not indicate missing evidence within the KDH scope.

FTG-01  ·  Sky Gifts — Westfield Fountain Gate (Casual Mall, Level 1)

14 photographs  ·  11 finding records + 2 environmental images + 1 additional photograph  ·  Risk: Critical

FTG-01-001 · Large K-POP DEMON HUNTERS laminated gift/show bags displayed at the front of the stall, with adjacent purple boxed products and packaged party decorations.

FTG-01-002 · K-POP DEMON HUNTERS party-supply display box featuring banner, cups, plates and table-cover artwork, positioned behind front-row laminated bags and purple boxed products.

FTG-01-003 · Large blue K-POP DEMON HUNTERS character-print cushion displayed behind assorted boxed fashion dolls and purple boxed products.

FTG-01-004 · Assorted boxed fashion dolls and a three-doll set displayed beside stacks of flat-packed purple K-POP DEMON HUNTERS printed items.

FTG-01-005 · Close-up of K-POP DEMON HUNTERS three-doll boxed set with blue-, purple- and red-haired character variants in matching white stage outfits.

FTG-01-006 · Wider stall display showing boxed fashion dolls, blue character-print cushion, stacked flat-packed printed items, and assorted K-POP DEMON HUNTERS merchandise.

FTG-01-007 · Close-up of K-POP DEMON HUNTERS / HUNTRIX character-print stationery or sticker-pack packaging displayed on the counter.

FTG-01-008 · Stacked pink K-POP DEMON HUNTERS boxed products displayed on the counter beside character-print tumblers and adjacent merchandise.

FTG-01-009 · Front-row display of character-print drink bottles, including multiple K-POP DEMON HUNTERS / HUNTRIX designs.

FTG-01-010 · Mixed counter display of packaged accessories and novelty items in K-POP DEMON HUNTERS / HUNTRIX-themed packaging.

FTG-01-011 · General product overview showing boxed sticker or stationery packs, hanging accessories, and additional K-POP DEMON HUNTERS merchandise across the stall.

FTG-01-012 · Black HUNTRIX hoodie and purple character-print pants displayed on a hanging rack.

FTG-01-013 · Environmental context image — apparel rack positioned in the Westfield Fountain Gate Level 1 corridor displaying HUNTRIX-branded T-shirts.

FTG-01-014 · Environmental context image — stall approach view showing stacked purple HUNTRIX / K-POP DEMON HUNTERS boxed products in the Level 1 front display.

FTG-02  ·  Sky Gifts (second licence) — Westfield Fountain Gate (Casual Mall, Level 1)

8 photographs  ·  4 finding records  ·  Risk: High

FTG-02-001 · Wide stall overview showing an extensive K-POP DEMON HUNTERS / HUNTRIX merchandise display with branded counter banner, mixed apparel, dolls, drinkware, stationery and boxed items.

FTG-02-002 · Mid-range display of mixed K-POP DEMON HUNTERS / HUNTRIX merchandise including pink boxed products, purple blind-box style items, flat-packed accessories and drink tumblers.

FTG-02-003 · Close-up of countertop merchandise including character-print drink bottles and tumblers, toy accessory sets, boxed dolls, stationery items and printed sticker or card sheets.

FTG-02-004 · Close-up display of boxed fashion dolls and character sticker or card sheets within the Sky Gifts 2 K-POP DEMON HUNTERS range.

FTG-02-005 · Close-up of two male character dolls in tall rectangular boxes, with adjacent K-POP DEMON HUNTERS boxed merchandise and smaller figure boxes.

FTG-02-006 · Apparel display featuring a hot pink K-POP DEMON HUNTERS T-shirt with adjacent pink shirts, HUNTRIX-print pants and neighbouring garments.

FTG-02-007 · Environmental context image — Sky Gifts 2 apparel section showing K-POP DEMON HUNTERS T-shirts and HUNTRIX-print pants in the Level 1 corridor position.

FTG-02-008 · Close-up of a light pink HUNTRIX-branded T-shirt featuring K-POP DEMON HUNTERS character artwork, Sky Gifts 2 stall, Level 1.

FTG-04  ·  Lo Costa House & Party — Westfield Fountain Gate (Permanent Store, Level 2)

3 photographs  ·  3 finding records  ·  Risk: Critical

FTG-04-001 · Dedicated K-POP DEMON HUNTERS merchandise shelving within Lo Costa House & Party, showing mixed boxed dolls, blind-box style items, stationery or accessories, and flat-packed printed merchandise.

FTG-04-002 · Side view of a tall pink K-POP DEMON HUNTERS character-branded boxed product displayed within the merchandise bay.

FTG-04-003 · Close-up of a tall pink K-POP DEMON HUNTERS character-branded boxed product, with adjacent purple boxed items and stacked flat-packed merchandise on the shelf.

FTG-05  ·  TSG Tobacco Station — Westfield Fountain Gate (Permanent Store, Level 2)

11 photographs  ·  9 finding records + 2 environmental images  ·  Risk: Critical

FTG-05-001 · Illuminated in-store display cabinet containing mixed novelty merchandise, including K-POP DEMON HUNTERS boxed products and printed character items.

FTG-05-002 · Black K-POP DEMON HUNTERS printed T-shirt displayed on an apparel rack.

FTG-05-003 · Apparel rack displaying black and pink K-POP DEMON HUNTERS / HUNTRIX printed T-shirts.

FTG-05-004 · Mixed accessory and apparel display including a pink zip pouch or belt bag, white character-print canvas tote, and adjacent printed T-shirts.

FTG-05-005 · Pink HUNTRIX-branded backpack with matching small accessory pouch displayed beside the counter fixture.

FTG-05-006 · Handheld K-POP DEMON HUNTERS blind-box style item shown in front of a stacked boxed-merchandise display.

FTG-05-007 · Close-up of side-panel packaging for a K-POP DEMON HUNTERS / HUNTRIX blind-box style product with printed character artwork.

FTG-05-008 · Black and white T-shirts featuring square character-print artwork displayed together on a clothing rack.

FTG-05-009 · Close-up of a black T-shirt with square K-POP DEMON HUNTERS character-print graphic.

FTG-05-010 · Handheld tall rectangular K-POP DEMON HUNTERS character-branded boxed product displayed among other novelty merchandise.

FTG-05-011 · Environmental context image — shelf display showing K-POP DEMON HUNTERS branded caps beside other character merchandise.

FTG-06  ·  The $2 Shop — Westfield Fountain Gate (Permanent Store, Level 2)

2 representative photographs (partial photographic coverage)  ·  10 findings recorded  ·  Risk: High

FTG-06-001 · Mixed countertop display including K-POP DEMON HUNTERS boxed dolls or figure products, Pop-style character boxes, and adjacent novelty merchandise.

FTG-06-002 · Mixed display tray containing K-POP DEMON HUNTERS branded boxed items and assorted small novelty products, including house-shaped plastic items and mini cylindrical toys.

FTG-07  ·  Lo Costa Minimart — Westfield Fountain Gate (Permanent Store, Level 1)

4 evidence photographs  ·  6 findings recorded  ·  Risk: High

FTG-07-001 · Floor dump-bin display of K-POP DEMON HUNTERS boxed merchandise in pink and purple display trays with a yellow promotional price sign.

FTG-07-002 · Close-up display of mixed K-POP DEMON HUNTERS merchandise, including pink counter-display boxes, purple boxed items and adjacent novelty products.

FTG-07-003 · Shelving-bay overview showing K-POP DEMON HUNTERS boxed dolls or figure sets, smaller boxed items and flat-packed printed merchandise.

FTG-07-004 · Close-up of a blue K-POP DEMON HUNTERS branded cap on shelf display, with adjacent character caps and novelty merchandise.

DND-01  ·  CTC Dandenong — Dandenong Square (Casual, Level 3)

1 photograph  ·  1 finding record  ·  Risk: High

DND-01-001 · Purple K-POP DEMON HUNTERS plastic lunch box or food container displayed on a shelf among other novelty merchandise, priced at $13.

DND-02  ·  Unnamed Pop-Up — Dandenong Square (Casual, Level 3)

1 photograph  ·  1 finding record  ·  Risk: High

DND-02-001 · K-POP DEMON HUNTERS three-doll boxed set displayed on a pop-up merchandise shelf.

DND-09  ·  Supamart — Dandenong Square (Permanent Store, Level 2)

4 photographs  ·  3 finding records + 1 context image  ·  Risk: Critical

DND-09-001 · K-POP DEMON HUNTERS blind-bag display box on a shelf, priced at 5 for $10.

DND-09-002 · Black HUNTRIX printed T-shirt displayed on a clothing rack.

DND-09-003 · K-POP DEMON HUNTERS three-doll boxed set displayed on a shelf among other novelty merchandise.

DND-09-004 · Close-up of the front of a K-POP DEMON HUNTERS fashion-doll box showing three-character artwork.

EHC-02  ·  Better Home — Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre (Casual, Level 1)

1 photograph  ·  1 finding record  ·  Risk: High

EHC-02-001 · KDH doll range, wire rack display

EHC-04  ·  Ana's Gift — Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre (Permanent Store, Level 1)

5 photographs  ·  5 finding records  ·  Risk: Critical

EHC-04-001 · Environmental context image — apparel rack display in the centre corridor showing a pink HUNTRIX pyjama top and pink character-print pyjama pants.

EHC-04-002 · Close-up of a pink HUNTRIX pyjama top, priced at $15.

EHC-04-003 · Close-up of pink character-print pyjama pants, priced at $10.

EHC-04-004 · Wide merchandise display showing mixed K-POP DEMON HUNTERS / HUNTRIX items including boxed dolls, drink bottles, blind-box style products, stationery or accessories, and small novelty items.

EHC-04-005 · Close-up of mixed K-POP DEMON HUNTERS / HUNTRIX accessories and small packaged novelty items in a display bin, with promotional signage reading "$5 each or any 3 for $10."

SVSC-01  ·  Domiso — Springvale Shopping Centre (Permanent Store, Level 1)

5 photographs  ·  4 finding records  ·  Risk: High

SVSC-01-001 · Purple K-POP DEMON HUNTERS plastic lunch box or food container displayed on a shelf beside other novelty lunch containers.

SVSC-01-002 · Close-up of a K-POP DEMON HUNTERS spiral notebook with character-print cover, priced at $2.99.

SVSC-01-003 · Stack of K-POP DEMON HUNTERS spiral notebooks with multiple character-art cover variants displayed on a shelf.

SVSC-01-004 · Blue-cover K-POP DEMON HUNTERS spiral notebook featuring two printed character-group image panels, priced at $2.99.

SVSC-01-005 · Close-up of a K-POP DEMON HUNTERS spiral notebook with purple character-face cover, priced at $2.99.