HUNTR/X keeps the Honmoon sealed with songs and the kind of teamwork that works because everyone knows exactly when to hold formation. The Saja Boys answer with charm, precision, and a wicked agenda choreographed to win over every last fan. Now their supernatural rivalry moves from the stage to the battlefield, where tight coordination, well-timed plays, and the Hunters and the Pride can all help carry the day.
Mingjue Helen Chen and Scott Watanabe bring the full spectacle into view with artwork polished enough for the stage, but there is only so much time in a single performance when HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys are battling for the spotlight, so stay tuned...