HUNTR/X — Music Videos

A fictional group with real performances

HUNTR/X is the fictional three-member K-pop group at the center of the 2025 animated film KPop Demon Hunters, produced by Sony Pictures Animation and released by Netflix. Its members are Rumi, Mira, and Zoey, performers who also protect their audience from supernatural threats. The group’s identity belongs to the film’s characters, while its recorded singing is performed by real musicians: EJAE for Rumi, Audrey Nuna for Mira, and Rei Ami for Zoey.

Golden and the soundtrack

The group’s songs include “How It’s Done,” “Golden,” “Takedown,” and “What It Sounds Like.” These recordings are part of the film’s storytelling as well as songs that can be heard independently. “Golden” gives particular weight to Rumi’s conflict between the identity she presents and the parts of herself she struggles to reveal. Its music and lyrics turn that situation into a broader song about finding a voice and belonging.

Characters, voices, and visual identity

Rumi’s purple hair, Mira’s long pink hair, and Zoey’s dark hair are central to the trio’s visual presentation. Their speaking actors are different from their singing performers. Keeping those roles clear helps distinguish the fictional group from the artists who created its vocals, while recognizing that the soundtrack’s performances are human musical work.