LEGO’s Kpop Demon Hunters Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird Set Hits New Low at Amazon With 20% Discount

Prime Big Deal Days may be over, but that doesn't mean Amazon's done with LEGO deals until the next sale event starts up. There are still quite a few discounts to check out, including a price cut on the LEGO set of Derpy and Sussie from KPop Demon Hunters .

This build, which released very recently in August , is normally priced at $69.99, but fans can snag it for $56 at Amazon right now instead. That's $13.99 in savings and marks the lowest price point yet for it at the retailer. Plus, unlike the October Prime Day LEGO deals, this isn't exclusively for Prime members, so casual shoppers can enjoy this awesome deal while it's still available.

LEGO Kpop Demon Hunters Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird

In total, this set, which is recommended for ages 9 and up, comes with 825 pieces that create posable brick-built versions of Derpy and Sussie from the movie. As for which parts of them are posable, Derpy's head, legs, and paws can all be adjusted, while Sussie's neck and feet can be moved.

Derpy even has a couple of different expressions to choose from when setting him up. You can either have him posed with a big smile on his face, or delivering a cute little love note on his tongue. I mean, come on, how can you not love him?

And while there aren't any minifigures included with this set, it does come with some fun accessories to add to their display. Of course, there's the previously mentioned love notes to place on Derpy's tongue (two of them, in fact) but there's also a flowerpot for him to knock over. Can't forget that.

This Derpy and Sussie set is just the beginning for Kpop Demon Hunters-themed LEGO builds, too. When this set was first teased earlier this year, the company announced that additional sets are going to arrive in 2027 as well, which is very exciting news for fans.

Outside of Kpop Demon Hunters, if you're curious what other LEGO builds are set to drop soon, it's worth having a look at our rundown of upcoming LEGO sets to see what the rest of the year has in store.

Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the commerce team here at IGN.