Finding God in Video Games

While trying to craft the perfect song to compete with their new opponents, the “Saja Boys,” the Huntrix crew landed on “Takedown” … a “diss track” that focused on attacking their opposition rather than highlighting what they did best. This not only created division within their own team but also gave their opponents an opportunity to use that very song against them at the wo...

In K-Pop Demon Hunters, Jinu’s “Deal with the Devil” is a tragic example of seeking peace and absolution from the wrong places. Unable to silence the voices in his head reminding him of his past failures, Jinu returned to the darkness, hoping that it would provide a little relief or at least a brief respite for his guilty conscience… but this devil’s deal only offered to solv...

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One of the most relatable parts of the group that came together to form Huntrix is their incredibly different backgrounds… on their own, each had been rejected for different reasons and was broken in different ways before they combined to become a team that was stronger than the sum of its parts. Seeking acceptance in the wrong places was only going to lead to their talents g...

Despite all her success as the lead singer and warrior of Huntrix, Rumi held a secret that she was hiding from the world as well as those closest to her… and rather than allowing those who loved her to help her, she concealed the darkness within, hoping she could deal with it on her own. But the burden of fear that she carried was more than she could bear, and every time she ...