While there isn't one specific baby universally known for being named after a K-pop idol, fans often name real babies after their favorite idols (like a pudu named after NCT's Haechan) and many baby names popular in the West are actually common K-pop idol names (like Luna, Sunny, Amber, Taeyeon), but "Baby Saja" is a fictional character from the K-pop-themed animated series K-Pop Demon Hunters, who is named for his cute appearance but has a complex storyline and is a fan favorite.
The aptly named Baby Saja serves as the maknae — the youngest member — of the Saja Boys, and at first glance, he fits the part.
Shinhwa's member Minwoo has officially shared some good news with the public! The idol has revealed that he is expecting his first child with his soon-to-be wife, and the two are preparing well for the new addition to the family.
Baby Saja's fate remains unclear, as it is not explicitly shown whether he was killed off-screen. The same is presumed for Romance. Baby Saja is the only Saja Boy who isn't canonically shipped with any HUNTR/X member.
Mystery is portrayed as the most enigmatic member of the Saja Boys. He maintains a reserved persona, striking bashful poses and remaining silent throughout his appearances as an idol.
Little is known about the mysterious Abby Saja — primary dancer for the demon boy band Saja Boys — except for one thing: The guy has abs of steel. When we first see him in human form, his muscles are so big he's bursting out of his signature floral button-up.
Danny Chung is a Korean-American artist and songwriter who provided the singing voice of Baby Saja, as well as his speaking voice.
Holland is known as "the first openly gay K-pop idol". He is an only child. His parents found out about his sexuality after he discussed it in an interview.
As 2026 has begun, a familiar sense of dread is creeping back into the K-pop industry. The so-called 7-year curse - the point at which idol contracts expire and groups often fracture - is once again demanding answers.
The richest member of BTS is widely reported to be V (Kim Taehyung), with an estimated net worth around $40-$41 million, primarily from his hit solo album Layover, luxury brand ambassadorships (Celine, Cartier), and high-earning social media presence, followed closely by Jungkook and then J-Hope and Suga.
In his human form, Baby has short, fluffy blue-gray hair and pale skin. His eyes are sharp and expressive, giving him a confident and slightly sassy look.
In 2019, Jimin was first called « it boy » for his role in the world of fashion by the Spanish website Flooxer Now and described as such by other media.
While K-pop is generally a difficult industry for overt LGBTQ+ expression, pioneers like Holland (openly gay solo artist) and recent examples like Bain (of JUST B, who came out in 2025) are notable, alongside figures like Jiae (former WASUP, bisexual) and Harisu (pioneering transgender entertainer), showcasing increasing visibility despite societal challenges in South Korea. Many other idols show LGBTQ+ support or hint at fluidity, but these individuals are known for their public declarations.
Abby Saja is the main dancer of Saja Boys and serves as a minor antagonist in the film KPop Demon Hunters. He is a demon who disguises himself as a K-pop idol to steal fans from HUNTR/X. Abby is voiced by Sungwon Cho, with Neckwav providing his singing voice.
Unlike Jinu, the rest of the Saja Boys have lost every single trace of their souls, becoming mindless monsters. In the film's climax, Mystery and Abby are killed in battles against Zoey and Mira, respectively. The fates of Baby and Romance are not explicitly shown, though it is implied they were killed off screen.
And complicating matters, the Saja Boys are demons and the antagonists of Netflix's 2025 animated hit. They're shape-shifting supernatural threats disguised as a K-pop boy band who deceive, manipulate, and are eventually defeated by the heroic girl group HUNTR/X.
Oli London (born 14 January 1990) is an English Internet personality. London is known for his multiple ethnic plastic surgery procedures intended to make him look like Jimin, a member of the South Korean boy band BTS.
An "it boy" (sometimes "it man") is an attractive young man who is perceived to have both sex appeal and a personality that is especially engaging. The term was coined as the male equivalent of an "it girl".