KPop Demon Hunters (MalaySub)

KPop Demon Hunters | Long ago, demons preyed on humans, feeding their souls to their ruler Gwi-Ma. Eventually, three women became demon hunters and sealed the demons away with a magical barrier called the Honmoon. Their legacy continued across the generations, with each new trio using their singing voices to maintain the Honmoon, working to eventually strengthen it into the Golden Honmoon—a final seal that would banish demons from the human world permanently.

In the present, the K-pop girl group Huntr/x—comprised of Rumi, Mira, and Zoey—is the latest demon-hunting trio under the guidance of Celine, a previous hunter who raised Rumi. After completing their world tour, Huntr/x release and prepare for the first live performance of a new single, “Golden”, until Rumi begins losing her voice due to her secret demon heritage, which only Celine knows about. As a child, Rumi was told by Celine that turning the Honmoon gold would erase her demon marks.

In the demon world, Gwi-Ma grows enraged at his minions’ failures. Five demons, led by former human Jinu, form a K-pop boy band called the Saja Boys to steal Huntr/x’s fans and weaken the Honmoon, in exchange for Gwi-Ma erasing Jinu’s human memories. Huntr/x quickly discovers the Saja Boys’ demonic nature while encountering them during their debut. Jinu discovers Rumi’s demon marks as they fight, but helps hide them from her bandmates. Meeting her privately, Jinu tells Rumi that feelings of shame enslave demons through voices from Gwi-Ma. He reveals that around 400 years earlier, Gwi-Ma granted him a beautiful voice that helped him and his family emerge from poverty, but then condemned him to the demon world; Jinu now lives with guilt over his family’s subsequent downfall.

As the Idol Awards approach, Huntr/x rush to produce a new song, “Takedown”, to expose the Saja Boys while their popularity skyrockets. Mira grows suspicious when Rumi questions if “Takedown” is too hateful toward demons. Torn between her identities, Rumi proposes a plan to Jinu: if he helps Huntr/x win the Idol Awards and strengthen the Honmoon, he could freely stay in the human world. Later, Rumi confides in Jinu that her shame over her heritage weakened her voice, but talking with him healed it. Jinu states that he no longer hears voices thanks to Rumi and agrees to sabotage the Saja Boys. Gwi-Ma summons Jinu, reminding him of their deal and the truth that he abandoned his family for a life of wealth and comfort, before threatening to return the tormenting voices unless he obeys him.

At the Idol Awards, the Saja Boys fail to appear, and Huntr/x perform “Golden”, having chosen to shelve “Takedown” due to the contention it caused within the group. However, impostor demons sent by Jinu split Mira and Zoey from Rumi, then pose as them to trick Rumi into performing “Takedown”, during which they publicly reveal her demon marks. She flees the stage and runs into the real Mira and Zoey, who feel betrayed upon learning of her heritage and collusion with Jinu. Rumi confronts Jinu for tricking her, and he admits to lying about his past. Gwi-Ma casts a trance over Mira, Zoey, and the public, drawing them to the Saja Boys’ final performance designed to shatter the weakened Honmoon and unleash him. Rumi meets with Celine and desperately asks her to end her life. Celine refuses and offers to conceal the events, but Rumi lashes out at Celine for never fully loving her before leaving.

Rumi interrupts the Saja Boys’ performance with a new song addressing shame and self-acceptance, breaking Gwi-Ma’s trance. Reunited, Huntr/x fight back and free the crowd. A repentant Jinu sacrifices himself to save Rumi from Gwi-Ma, giving his restored soul to her; the empowered Huntr/x defeat Gwi-Ma and the Saja Boys, re-sealing the demons and creating a new Honmoon.

Afterward, Rumi, no longer ashamed of her marks, reconciles with Mira and Zoey, and they later meet with their fans in public.