No but can we talk about how - at their core - the Hunters' insecurities and shames were the same?
Rumi thought she was incapable of deserving love until the Honmoon was created, and her 'demon half' was 'wiped away forever', too scared to trust that her friends, her family, would accept her otherwise.
Mira, despite the tough facade she puts on, still feels like the outsider because of the environment she was raised in and still not believing - even though she says it - that she deserves her friends' love because she is a 'problem child'.
Zoey has never felt like she belonged, split between US and Korea, too Asian for one group of people, too American for another - and like the doctor said is always trying to be whatever people need to please them. So she plays her part but even when it all goes to plan and the girls are still distant and upset, she doesn't know what to do and assumes responsibility.
And the huge responsibility + constant workload of being both protectors and pop idols will of course stress them out, and Rumi's emotional walls pushing both her friends away, leading to Mira pushing everyone back because she thinks it is more about her than Rumi, leaving Zoey feeling alone - all three girls blaming themselves, thinking they are unloveable but each insecurity presenting in a unique way based on their backgrounds and experiences.
It goes to show that not only were these 3 perfect to create probably one of the, if not the, strongest Honmoon (because it's not just powered by them but EVERYONE because that is the magic of music) because they all have similar roots to their trauma and they were meant to find each other.
And while Rumi had every right and validity to her fear of the girls finding out (especially because how she was raised), Mira and Zoey would definitely understand not only because Rumi is their friend, their sister, but because they get where she's coming from.
Ugh KPop Demon Hunters is such an amazing movie everyone go watch!!!
