How It’s Done

HUNTR/X

The girls confront a demon disguised as a flight attendant on their jet; a brief comic exchange occurs.

Strategy (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)

TWICE

Huntrix rejects a luxury vacation for a quiet break; plans quickly shift to promotional duties and songwork.

Golden

HUNTR/X

“Golden” is performed by the film’s main K-pop group, HUNTR/X (Rumi, Mira, and Zoey), and serves as a pivotal anthem both musically and narratively. The song is first introduced during the “Idol Awards” sequence, one of the movie's major set pieces.

LOVE ME RIGHT

EXO

The group receives mystical tonics to heal Rumi’s voice; fans chase them, prompting a hasty escape.

Love, Maybe

MeloMance

Start of a lively street musical montage as Huntrix hides from fans, leading into a pop performance.

Soda Pop

Saja Boys

Saja Boys debut as a demon boy band in public; Huntrix observes their peculiar powers and new song.

Takedown

HUNTR/X

Huntrix and Saja Boys at a joint fan event; playful rivalry masks deeper tensions and whispered threats.

Free

Rumi

Emotional talk: Rumi admits to Jinu that opening up helped restore her voice and sense of self.

Golden

HUNTR/X

Idol Awards: Huntrix takes stage, performing "Golden" for their fans amid high stakes and nervous resolve.

Takedown

HUNTR/X

"Golden" abruptly switches to "Takedown;" chaos ensues as Rumi’s secret is exposed, splitting the group.

Your Idol

Saja Boys

Mira confronts Rumi after the public fallout, urging her to stop hiding and face her identity.

What It Sounds Like

HUNTR/X

Demon king Gwi-Ma launches a mass attack; Rumi, now in full demon form, confronts him with a song.

TAKEDOWN (JEONGYEON, JIHYO, CHAEYOUNG)

TWICE

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Score Suite

Marcelo Zarvos

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