Encased in the glass hexagon in the lightstick is a light resembling the look of the night stars, designed in the official fandom colors, navy blue, and shining gold. In reference to the antlers inside, the members make a reference to deer who have antlers, resulting eventually in the name of the lightstick to reference deer and the word dear, to refer to one's beloved. They can produce a light usually of a white color or the colors related to a particular KPop group or soloist and can work in different modes including flickering and blinking. Aside from helping with entering the seat info during the concert it can also enable different color effects and unlock additional modes.

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This can be helpful at the venue during pairing the stick to your seat number and connecting it to the central control. It always depends on whether the group has a big enough fandom and if it can actually hold a big event like a solo concert, showcase or fan meeting.

These are mainly used to light up and cheer during performances or concerts, but they can just simply be a way for them to show support for the group their love. The lightstick also includes the words "WJSN x UJUNG" graved in front, in reference to their fandom, Ujung, which can also mean space station aside from the meaning, friendship. One of the brightest (literally) and one of the mostbeautiful lightsticks, Caratbong is derived from SEVENTEEN's fandom name, CARATs, sporting the very aesthetic mixture of the official fandom colors rose quartz and serenity.

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It was also designed to shine in a bright red, the group's signature color, alongside iKON's group logo. Mondoongie, MONSTA X's lightstick, was released during the group's second anniversary and was unveiled as a gift to MONBEBEs. Topped with a luminous light shaped like wings (hence the name, Wing Bong), it is not only bright but also perfectly references the angel in AOA.First on the list is the very first official lightstick in K-Pop, Big Bang's lightsticks that were designed by Big Bang's leader, G-Dragon.