KRAn American Christian metal band named Demon Hunter has filed a lawsuit against Netflix and AEG Presents, alleging trademark infringement due to the streaming platform's animated film 'KPop Demon Hunters.' The band claims that the film's title and associated live tour have caused consumer confusion, suggesting a connection between the film and the band. Demon Hunter, formed in 2000, holds trademarks for live entertainment services and recently sought protection for their recorded music and merchandise. The film 'KPop Demon Hunters' has been highly successful, becoming Netflix's most-watched movie with over 325 million views and winning Academy Awards for best animated feature and best original song. Netflix and AEG Presents have announced plans for a global concert tour inspired by the film, though specific details remain unannounced.
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