Celine anoints a new trio of Hunters
Opening lore: demons, Gwi-Ma, the Honmoon, and Celine's charge that the girls' voices will seal it gold.
Mira
Every KPop Demon Hunters moment featuring Mira, in story order. Played by May Hong.
14 moments · 33 min
"How It's Done": Huntrix slay the demons on their plane
Huntrix call out the flight crew as demons and fight them across the sky to their opening number on the way to the show.
"Golden" drops and the world sings along
Montage of the new single "Golden" spreading everywhere while the girls promote it as the story of who they are.
Rumi's voice cracks, and a childhood memory of Celine
Rumi keeps breaking on the high note; a flashback shows Celine telling Young Rumi her demon patterns must stay hidden.
Healer Han reads all three Hunters
The healer diagnoses Rumi's walls, then turns his gaze on Zoey, as Mira gleefully piles on.
"Soda Pop": the Saja Boys' street debut
The demon boy band wins over a crowd while Huntrix argue over whether they are magicians or demons.
Writing "Takedown" in the studio
Huntrix brainstorm insults about the Saja Boys until Zoey lands on the hook for their diss track.
Rumi and Mira clash, then a demon fight on the subway
Rumi balks at the lyrics, snaps at Mira, and the team fights demons to "Takedown" with the rift unhealed.
Huntrix make up and choose "Golden"
The night before the awards, Mira and Zoey open up about their flaws and the trio agrees to sing "Golden."
"Golden" live at the Idol Awards
Huntrix take the stage early and Rumi hits every note of "Golden" in front of the world.
Rumi exposed on stage and to her friends
Demon doubles sing "Takedown" and turn on Rumi, then Mira and Zoey see her patterns and walk away.
"What It Sounds Like": Rumi stops hiding
Rumi faces Gwi-Ma unhidden, Mira and Zoey join her, and the reunited trio sings to forge a new Honmoon.
Finale: Huntrix finish Gwi-Ma in song
The trio's reprise blasts the demons away as fans join their voices to the new Honmoon.
"Takedown" in full over the end credits
The complete Huntrix version of the diss track plays as the film closes.