Position:
Main Rapper, Lyricist, Vocalist, Maknae

Zoey is the heart of HUNTR/X — cheerful, full of energy, and always eager to spread joy to both her teammates and fans. Her bright personality makes her instantly lovable, though it often comes with a dose of innocence. Zoey tends to believe in things wholeheartedly, like thinking vocal tonics could genuinely improve her singing voice. Her trusting nature also makes her less perceptive to subtle changes, as seen when she failed to notice Rumi’s unusual behavior — something Mira caught on to much earlier.

Despite her role as a demon hunter, Zoey is easily distracted, especially when it comes to the Saja Boys. She was twice captivated by their hypnotic track "Soda Pop," revealing both her playful curiosity and her tendency to see the good in others — even wondering if the Saja Boys were just misunderstood during their debut. Among the trio, Zoey was also the quickest to develop a crush, particularly on Mystery, becoming visibly flustered when he sat beside her during a fan event.

Zoey’s optimism and emotional openness are both her strength and vulnerability — making her an endearing character who wears her heart on her sleeve.

Position: Main Dancer, Lead Rapper, Vocalist, Visual

Position: Leader, Main Vocalist

Rumi is the heart and backbone of HUNTR/X — warm, driven, and fiercely devoted. Raised with the goal of becoming an idol, she exudes confidence, charisma, and a natural friendliness that wins over both fans and fellow members. As the group’s leader, Rumi takes on the role of caretaker, always looking out for Zoey and Mira and striving to shield those she loves from harm.

Behind her radiant presence lies intense ambition. Rumi is bound by a lifelong mission to seal the Golden Honmoon — an act that would end the demon threat once and for all. But her relentless pursuit of this goal can take a toll. She often pushes herself too hard, as seen when she performed at the Idol Awards despite her weakening voice. Mira has even called her out for refusing to rest or accept help.

Still, Rumi’s strength lies in her unwavering dedication. She leads with both grace and grit, showing that true power doesn’t mean going it alone — but caring enough to carry others with you.