Mira

Mira's signature weapon is a glaive known as the Gok-do (곡도, lit. Curved Moon Sword), whose design appears to be inspired by the traditional Korean woldo.

The weapon's blade is large and curved, translucent with a brilliant blue hue. Its surface is engraved with subtle, wavy patterns reminiscent of the flowing energy of the Honmoon. Near the base of the blade hang two small golden bells. The long, segmented handle is golden with spiral engravings along its length, and its extended grip allows for two-handed use. The base of the handle is capped by a shiny section that mirrors the blade's coloring, ending in a golden pommel.

When summoned and moving, Mira's Gok-do leaves a faint trail of glowing blue waves. In battle, it is highly effective against demons, with a single strike capable of annihilating them on contact. Mira uses the weapon primarily at range, as while it can be used in close combat if necessary, she prefers to keep enemies at a safe distance. When she throws the Gok-do to the ground to unleash a shockwave attack, it kills nearby demons without harming Rumi, who is half-demon.

Dart Throwing: Mira's dart throwing skills are demonstrated when she throws three darts over her head and hits a poster with Jinu Saja. Demon Hunter: She is a demon hunter alongside Rumi and Zoey, the three in HUNTR/X. Choreography: While the other girls dance very well, Mira is the main dancer. Spirit Magic: As a Huntress, Mira can use spirit magic, conjure weapons, and empower herself with her soul and the souls of her fans to create energy barriers. Meditation: Mira can see spirits, demons, and the spiritual energy flowing from the Honmoon. She can see when it changes color, its fluctuations indicating demons are nearby, or when it is breaking.

Life Story Little is known about Mira's past. Before joining HUNTR/X, Mira was considered the "black sheep" of her family from an early age. In the group's single "Golden," a lyric reflects this, describing how she was often labeled a problem child due to her wild and rebellious nature. It is implied that Mira distanced herself from her family because her personality and actions conflicted with her relatives' more formal expectations.

Before the events of K-pop Demon Hunters, Mira was discovered by Celine, who selected and trained her to become a demon hunter. She later became part of the newest demon hunter trio, HUNTR/X, serving as the idol group's main dancer and visual member.

Mira is direct, sarcastic, and brutally honest, with a tough exterior. With her deadpan commentary, she has no problem criticizing Rumi for her choices, but she still cares deeply for her and Zoey, especially because they let her be herself, unlike her family, whom she seems to have left behind. Mira also has a strong temper, which is briefly evident when the plane's demons sabotage the group and when she is sent with Romance and Abby.

Although Mira appears more stoic, she demonstrates almost as much enthusiasm and energy as her bandmates, never hesitates to act silly with her friends, and still manages to develop crushes as easily as Zoey. She loves relaxing with her friends and is eager to learn more about Zoey's interests.

With Rumi's insecurities and closed-off tendencies, and Zoey's unrestrained energy and naiveté, Mira keeps the team focused.

Mira is observant, a self-proclaimed expert at reading people, and is therefore aware of Rumi's strange behavior throughout the film. When Rumi begins making choices that Mira doesn't understand, such as changing the lyrics to "Takedown" and cheering for Jinu at the book signing, Mira becomes frustrated, trying to figure out why Rumi is making these changes.

The three girls have learned that all demons are evil and deserve to be killed. This leads Mira to show no mercy to the Saja Boys. Noticing Rumi's hesitation, she becomes frightened by the possibility that Rumi may no longer be on their side. Mira ultimately gives her an ultimatum, demonstrating her blunt aggression. It's only when Mira and Zoey discover that Rumi is part demon that Mira questions her beliefs. She's willing to accept that she knows Rumi, so perhaps not everyone with standards deserves the fate she's been taught.

Mira has dark pink hair styled in half-up braids, striking brown eyes, and bold smoky makeup, along with two side-parted locks framing her face. Her features are angular, and she shares the group's slender build and long limbs. She stands out for her defined jawline and intense gaze. Mira wears silver chains, leather handcuffs, and fingerless gloves, as well as several ear piercings, including an industrial barbell in her right ear.

Pajamas: At night, on the penthouse, Mira wears a loose-fitting shirt with a grumpy polar bear face on the chest and paw prints near the hem. The shirt has a bow at the collar and periwinkle-colored sleeves. Mira also wears white slippers. Music Concert: During a brief scene at a music concert, Mira wears a blue and yellow short-sleeved blouse adorned with gold floral patterns on the shoulders. The blouse is knotted in the front, revealing a small portion of her midriff. She pairs it with a bright blue skirt, black leggings, and black knee-high boots. She also wears a black choker around her neck and a gold bracelet on her right hand. Casual: At various points in the film, Mira wears a white crewneck top, black leggings, and white sneakers. This outfit appears while she writes "Takedown," fights demons alongside HUNTR/X, and rehearses for the Idol Awards. Battle Casual: In the "Takedown" montage, Mira briefly wears a black knotted t-shirt, black shorts, and white sneakers, complemented by her gold glasses, a thin necklace, and a bracelet on her left hand. "What It Sounds Like": When Rumi reunites with HUNTR/X at Namsan Tower, triggering the formation of a new Honmoon, Mira's golden outfit changes its color scheme from black and gold to white and gold. Casual in Public: As she leaves the women's restroom, Mira wears a knotted black and white baseball jersey, baggy jeans, and black sneakers with white laces.

"How It's Done": In HUNTR/X's first opening performance, "How It's Done," Mira wears a short-sleeved black crop top with a graphic image of blue mountains, the word "WON'T MISS" written in hot pink, along with a black choker. She wears a saffron-yellow denim skirt with a white chain at the belt, and a crimson norigae pendant with angular motifs hangs from her hip. She wears black knee-high boots with crimson shading at the knees and a white four-pointed star at the tips. "Golden": Mira wears a cropped black bomber jacket with gold accents over an iridescent white top with a matching high-waisted pencil skirt. It features pink panels, thigh-high straps, and a belt with a gold buckle and dangling chain. She completes the look with iridescent white combat boots with gold laces. Incognito: When visiting the Han Clinic, Mira dresses casually to avoid attracting attention in public. Her disguise consists of a white sleeveless button-down blouse paired with baggy jeans and black sneakers with white laces. She also wears a black baseball cap and round, gold-rimmed glasses. Battle Suit: During the first fight against the Saja Boys, Mira wears a black leather combat suit designed for mobility and style. The sleeveless top features a high turtleneck with two pendants attached to the chest, overlaid with a sheer mesh top that's more visible on the shoulders. She wears long, fingerless black gloves decorated with metal bracers and spikes. Around her waist is a bold purple belt with a matching hanging chain, paired with a leather skirt. The look is completed with tight pants and black boots.

Overview Relationship Gallery I know our flaws and fears should never be seen, but you see, I'm a bit of a difficult person. Overly direct, impulsive, extremely aggressive. Throughout my life, these things have been a problem. But somehow, with you, they're okay. Look at Rumi and Zoey.

Mira (Korean: 미라, RR: Mi Ra) is one of the two deuteragonists of the K-Pop series Demon Hunters. She is the main dancer, visual artist, and choreographer of the popular K-Pop girl group HUNTR/X, which also includes her friends Rumi and Zoey. Deep down, she believes she is unworthy of family or friends because of her troubled childhood. Mira and her bandmates assume secret identities as demon hunters to protect humanity. When fighting demons, she wields a Gok-Do.

Name Mira 미라 Mi Ra Also known as Black sheep Problem Child (Golden) Relatives Unidentified mother Unidentified father Unidentified older brother Biographical information Age 23–24 Status Species Human Physical description Gender Feminine Eye color Brown Hair color Dark pink Professional information Profession KPop Idol (HUNTR/X's main dancer, rapper, vocalist, and choreographer) Demon Hunter Team HUNTR/X Partner Rumi and Zoey (HUNTR/X members)