Netflix's animated hit KPop Demon Hunters has spawned a wave of officially licensed 3D foam puzzle kits, the standout being a figurine of lead character Rumi eating instant noodles, playing on the "Hungry Rumi" memes that have circulated online. Produced by puzzle maker 4D Build in partnership with Netflix, the kits use pre-cut foam pieces that snap together without glue or tools, offering fans a tie-in collectible as the franchise's merchandise range continues to expand.

The 138-piece "Rumi in a Ramyeon Cup" puzzle costs $19.99 and forms a standing figure that can also be displayed inside a larger branded noodle cup, measuring roughly 7.8 x 15 inches once built. Other kits in the range include a 168-piece Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird set ($21.99) with movable parts, a 212-piece chibi-style HUNTR/X trio puzzle ($24.64), and a 108-piece sneaker-shaped jigsaw ($19.99) that doubles as desk decor.