Megan Lee Voices Roles in Korean-Inspired Huntrix

Megan Lee Celebrates Huntrix Experience

Singer-actor Megan Lee is buzzing with excitement about her latest project, the animated film Huntrix. In a recent Instagram post (https://www.instagram.com/p/DLJtuu7OIoW/), Lee gushed, ‘WE LOVE HUNTRIX! What an honor to be part of such a special and unbelievably cool film!’ She praised the story, the music, the animation and the style, and playfully challenged fans to spot her voice in different characters throughout the movie.

Spotting The Voices

Huntrix comes from director @nutmags, whose vision for blending Korean culture with vibrant animation caught Lee’s attention. Lee hinted that her voice is ‘sprinkled throughout the film as different characters,’ inviting viewers to play a guessing game. Co-star Arden Cho, known for her role on Teen Wolf, voices Rumi, and earned a special shout-out from Lee for ‘absolutely killing it’ in the role.

A Celebration Of Korean Culture

According to Lee, working with Nutmags meant representing her heritage in ‘such a fun and meaningful way.’ While plot details remain under wraps, early concept art suggests a world inspired by Korean folklore and modern pop aesthetics. Lee’s involvement underscores a broader trend of Korean-American artists driving authentic representation in mainstream animation.

Behind The Scenes Glimpse

Lee shared several images from the Huntrix recording booth, showing her script, sound panels and playful sketches of character notes. One shot captures her wearing headphones and gesturing at a microphone, proof of long days spent perfecting each role. She also thanked ‘the amazing crew and friends made in our loop group,’ a nod to the tight-knit team of voice actors and technicians who brought the project to life.

Past Voice Roles Lay Groundwork

Huntrix adds to Lee’s growing resume of voice work and creative projects. In November, she announced on Instagram that she’d lent her voice to Pip in the pilot episode of #TheArtofMurder by Choc Chip Animation, celebrating her role as both director and actor. That early experience honed her skills for Huntrix’s multi-character performance, mastering switches in tone and accent on the fly.

Musical Roots Meet Animation

Before her animation leap, Lee built her career in music and television. A finalist on Kpop Star 3 in 2013, she released the EP Love & Loneliness and appeared on Disney Channel’s Kickin’ It. Her singer-songwriter background gives her a keen sense for audio storytelling, ensuring her character voices hit every emotional beat.

Fan Engagement And Easter Eggs

Lee has urged fans to listen closely for familiar inflections, teasing that some viewers may recognize her voice in unexpected cameos. Audio buffs are already guessing that a friendly snack vendor character bears her signature tone. As excitement builds, audiences will likely replay key scenes to catch every hidden voice cameo.

Arden Cho And The Huntrix Ensemble

Lee highlighted the dynamic chemistry on set with Arden Cho. Cho, who gained fame as Kira Yukimura on Teen Wolf and has since moved into music and modeling, brings depth to the role of Rumi. Their joint Instagram Stories featured playful banter, with Lee captioning one snap ‘@arden_cho slaying every take.’ Viewers can revisit those clips on Cho’s account for early hints of their performances.

Looking Ahead To Release

Huntrix is currently slated for a late-2024 debut, with world premiere events planned in Seoul and Los Angeles. Early festival screenings are rumored for Annecy and the Busan International Film Festival, where Lee and Nutmags are expected to attend Q&A panels. Exclusive first-look trailers could drop next month, teasing more of the film’s vivid animation and soundtrack.

The crew recently wrapped final sound mixing at EastWest Studios, giving Lee and Cho one last chance to refine their roles. As the release draws closer, Lee promises more behind-the-scenes footage and interactive listening sessions to help fans decode every vocal moment. Stay tuned and keep your ears peeled—Huntrix may just become the next animation phenomenon.

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