K-Pop Group ENHYPEN Celebrates Its Anime and Talks 'Twilight' at SDCC
Korea ventures into vampire storytelling with the Dark Moon: The Blood Altar franchise, which includes a webtoon and an anime.
In addition to bringing together the Twilight team, the Vampires panel at SDCC highlights the K-pop group ENHYPEN—known for incorporating vampire narratives into their music videos—and the group's next step in the genre with Dark Moon: The Blood Altar.
Featuring characters based on ENHYPEN's six members (Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon, and Ni-Ki), the project—which has already spanned a webtoon and an anime—blends fantasy and romance elements, telling the story of a young person who encounters predators at a supernatural prep school.
Check out videos of ENHYPEN's appearance at San Diego Comic-Con 2026:
The panel also served as a lead-up to ENHYPEN's upcoming album, The Sin: Bliss, scheduled for release on August 21. Formed in 2020 through the reality competition show I-LAND, ENHYPEN has achieved hits such as "Bite Me," "Drunk-Dazed," and "Sweet Venom," securing a prominent position within their generation of K-pop.
Jongsung Park do #ENHYPEN falando sobre Dark Moon, anime feito em colaboração com o grupo, onde os sete integrantes serviram de inspiração para os personagens principais ✨ #SDCC #DarkMoon pic.twitter.com/bs7k7t7jYI
— omelete (@omelete) July 23, 2026
FOFOS 😭✨ Os meninos do #ENHYPEN falando que amam Crepúsculo e que assistiram quando eram mais jovens ✨#SDCC #Twilight pic.twitter.com/vOUPsulJB5
— omelete (@omelete) July 23, 2026