HUNTR/X Trading Card Game Booster Pack

The pack is sealed silver foil with a black base and a title in rainbow holographic letters: HUNTR/X, with a small ZR monogram in the corner. Three illustrated women stand in a row in purple, green and pink outfits, their signatures near the hem, with Rumi and Zoey legible among them. Below them a purple banner reads TRADING CARD GAME, then "Booster Pack | 10 Cards," with a 16+ marking and a small game logo in the corner.

Inside, the cards are laid out like magazine pages. Each has a black background, a brush-stroke block of color for the member, comic-style halftone panels with close-ups and action poses, fan-style captions and a barcode-like number such as KPDH02-ZR-001, with the rainbow foil title across the top.

The sealed foil booster pack with the holographic HUNTR/X title and the trio in purple, green and pink.

Rumi’s lavender card puts the lead singer in the spotlight

Card 001 is Rumi, drawn in a lavender cropped jacket and floral shorts with a long purple braid, with captions that read "She’s pop-star royalty," "It brings us to tears!" and "Rumi’s voice is just incredible." The inset panels show her face and a second, black-clad action pose. In the film she is the group’s lead voice, and her singing parts are performed by EJAE. A second Rumi card shows her in casual clothes, a white hoodie and lilac trousers, holding flowers.

Six cards in a grid: Rumi, Zoey and the pink-haired dancer, each in a stage outfit and a casual outfit.

Zoey’s green card is the rapper and lyricist

Card 002 gives Zoey a cropped green sweater and black shorts, with the captions "The rapper and lyricist," "You better watch out" and "She’s the cutest maknae." Maknae is the Korean term for a group’s youngest member, a nod to the K-pop structure the film borrows. Rei Ami sings Zoey’s parts, and the casual card shows her in a bucket hat and green jacket. The action panel in the corner shows her in a black fighting stance, a reminder that these idols also hunt.

The green Zoey card, with "The rapper and lyricist" and "She’s the cutest maknae" captions.

The pink card names the dancer who is the family’s black sheep

Card 003 is the pink-haired member, Mira, drawn with floor-length pigtails and a pink cheongsam-style top, captioned "She’s the best, love her," "Dancer" and "The black sheep of her family." Audrey Nuna sings Mira’s parts, and the casual version of the card puts her in a pink cap and round glasses.

The pink-haired dancer card with halftone panels and the "black sheep of her family" caption.

A Netflix film that reached the Oscars in nine months

KPop Demon Hunters, directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, premiered on Netflix on June 20, 2025, and its song "Golden" won the Oscar for Best Original Song at the 98th Academy Awards on March 15, 2026, the first K-pop song to win the category. The film’s idea, a girl group that fights demons with its music, is why this pack reads like both a fan item and a concert program.

The lavender Rumi card, with the rainbow foil title and halftone panels.

The rainbow foil is the collectible hook

On every card the title letters flash like holographic film, and in the macro shot you can see tiny flecks of foil catching the light around the ZR badge and the border. Pulling a card from a booster and tilting it is half the fun of trading card games, and the three-card fan and the pair held in hand show how the shine shifts with the angle. If trading cards are the theme of the shelf, the Lionel Messi Topps NOW card pack is another way to collect a moment in card form.

Four cards fanned over a purple galaxy background, with the foil title catching the light.

Rumi and Mira cards held side by side, showing the holographic shimmer.

A close-up of the Rumi card, with the rainbow foil lettering, the ZR badge and the halftone panel.

Written by Nadia Marsh, Collectibles Specialist at DoesignUs.