Target’s second KPop Demon Hunters collection from heyday is live, and this one skips the night lights. Drop 2 landed in stores and online on Sunday, November 8, with 20 pieces built for a gaming desk: a mechanical keyboard, two headsets, a mouse, light-up desk mats and a stack of Switch gear, priced from $4.99 to $49.99.
Drop 1 went the other way in October. Its 17 pieces all sat at $19.99 and leaned desk-everyday: charging bundles, character headphones, tap-on night lights, a soda-can speaker. Drop 2 spends its money on the gear you actually play with.
The styling splits two ways. Demon Markings covers the PC gear in purple linework. Derpy Cat, HuntrX and Saja Boys prints carry the Switch side, so a setup can run one look end to end.
heyday is Target’s house brand for tech accessories, the same label behind the chargers and cases the store already stocks year round. Keeping the license in-house holds the whole drop to one store, one price ladder and one matching set of prints, with no second retailer to chase.
Keyboard and mouse, both wireless
$49.99 tops the ladder, a 68-key mechanical keyboard in the purple Demon Markings print. It pairs with two devices at once over 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth, runs clicky mechanical switches under 22 light modes, and ships with two detachable character keycaps, USB-A and USB-C receivers and a USB-C charging cable in the box. A compact 68-key layout leaves room on the desk for the mouse beside it.
Price: $49.99
Where to buy: Target
Beside it, the mouse matches for $29.99. Dual-mode wireless pairs it with two devices over Bluetooth 5.3, 13 LED light modes wash the Demon Markings shell, and the four-button layout keeps things simple. A USB-A receiver and a USB-A to USB-C charging cable come in the box.
Price: $29.99
Where to buy: Target
The keycap stems are cross-style, so the board takes compatible keycap sets when you want to swap the look. That ties the keyboard straight to the figural keycaps further down the ladder.
Two headsets, two prices
Two headsets split the audio. The wireless one costs $49.99 and comes in Derpy Cat or Demon Markings, with surround sound for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and PC. Volume and mute sit on the earcup, the microphone detaches when you just want music, and the box packs a USB-A and USB-C receiver, an AUX cable and a charging cable.
Price: $49.99
Where to buy: Target
The wired headset halves that at $22.99, in HuntrX or Soda Pop. A 3.5mm plug covers Switch, PlayStation, Xbox and PC, and the detachable mic carries an inline controller for volume and calls.
Price: $22.99
Where to buy: Target
Desk mats with and without lights
The LED desk mat is the piece that sells the setup. It runs $17.99 at Target, stretches 29.6 by 15 inches under a keyboard and mouse, and cycles 13 lighting modes across a smooth, mouse-friendly surface.
Price: $17.99
Where to buy: Target
Skip the lights and the plain desk mat drops to $9.99 in Derpy Cat or HuntrX, same idea at 29.9 by 15 inches over a non-slip rubber base. Wrist rests follow the characters too, $12.99 for Derpy Cat and $7.99 for Soda Pop, both cushioned with non-slip bases.
Switch gear and the ramen light
Three prints cover the Switch case at $17.99: Demon Markings, Derpy Cat and HuntrX. Its hard shell holds up to 10 game cards, works with Switch 2, Switch and Switch OLED, and carries by a handle. Joy-Con thumb grips run $7.99 in two styles, HuntrX and Saja Boys, and a three-pack of figural keycaps snaps onto cross-style stems for $4.99, puller included.
Price: $17.99
Where to buy: Target
The ramen light is the odd one out and the one people will photograph. Each cup runs $19.99 in Rumi, Mira or Zoey, with three brightness settings and a rechargeable battery good for up to six hours a charge.
Price: $19.99
Where to buy: Target
The cup stands about six inches tall and weighs under half a pound, so it sits on a shelf as easily as a desk. A USB-A to USB-C cable comes in the box for charging.
Drop 1 is still on the shelf
Nothing from October went away. Drop 1’s 17 pieces still sit at $19.99 each right now: ramen-shaped charging bundles, character headphones, Pat Pat tap-on night lights, a soda-can Bluetooth speaker and light-up power banks. The two drops split the desk between them, one for charging it, one for playing on it.
A full top of the ladder, keyboard, wireless headset, mouse and LED mat, totals $147.96 before the small stuff. Everything is at Target in stores and online now, and at these prices the second drop feels less like merch and more like a starter setup you can finish in one trip.
