WALL·E currently dominates KPop Demon Hunters 81–19

The robot beats the pop idols, soundly.

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81% 19%
Based on 21 head-to-head votes across 1 bracket

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The Verdict Decade Duel

WALL·E is the quiet one, and quiet turns out to be the whole case. It hands the grown-ups a satire about humans in hover chairs who've forgotten how to walk, and still holds a five-year-old with a lonely robot and his pet cockroach. KPop Demon Hunters is the opposite proposition: a demon-fighting girl group, songs that charted for real, and the Saja Boys as villains your kids will want on a T-shirt. It's a blast and it's loud. For a lot of families the Pixar film is still the one you can watch without earplugs, and the one that leaves everyone a bit misty.

The Numbers

WALL·E KPop Demon Hunters
Head-to-Head 81% 19%
Overall Win Rate 54% 54%
Championships 37 10
Avg Decision 1.6s 2.6s
Budget $180M $100M
Return 2.9x 0.2x

Where This Matchup Sits

Against shared opponents, Moana 2 splits them: WALL·E wins that matchup comfortably, while KPop Demon Hunters can't get past it.

WALL·E with 37 titles and KPop Demon Hunters with 10 — the tournament record and the head-to-head point the same direction.

WALL·E (2008) returned 2.9x its budget while KPop Demon Hunters (2025) managed 0.2x. With 17 years between them, ROI is a fairer comparison than raw grosses — and WALL·E wins the bracket too.