Zoey is cute, perky, bubbly, and energetic, showing her love for her friends and fans whenever she can. She can also be very naive, believing that tonics could actually help one’s voice get better. She also couldn’t pick up on Rumi’s changing behaviour unlike Mira, accepting the fairly large amount of unreasonable changes that Takedown went through. Zoey is shown to be very prone to distraction, unable to resist the Saja Boy’s song, Soda Pop, twice. This also shows a bit of her optimism too, having a quick thought that they could’ve been friendly demons during their debut. Zoey also easily fell for the Saja Boys, particularly Mystery, shown to quickly get nervous when he sat next to her during the fan event. Despite her energy, she has implied insecurities about not fully being from Korea. This is evident in the song Golden, where she feels like she doesn’t belong to either culture. When Zoey sees Rumi with her demon marks exposed, this shows her at her most vulnerable, hurt with how she could trust her if they couldn’t figure out what was a truth or a lie from them, now that they think that Rumi was secretly joining with the Saja Boys in order to help Gwi-Ma. She also pulls out her knives after Mira, showing that she was more hesitant to hurt Rumi. She also seems not to like the idea of being too much, but not enough for others, which Han describes as “eagerness to please, maybe a little too eager,” having a bit of panic hoping that her friends didn’t see her as that. This also ultimately gives Gwi-Ma the ability to get into her head during the third act. "Before I joined Huntrix, I felt like my thoughts and my lyrics and all my notebooks were just useless and weird. But with the two of you, they mean something. I mean something."