KPop Demon Hunters 2: 'We're not trying to be mysterious!'

If you're wondering what's going to be in the KPop Demon Hunters sequel... well guess what?

So are the stars themselves!

This weekend the hit film won best animated feature and best original song at Hollywood's famous awards, the Oscars.

At one of the celeb after-parties Newsround caught up with voice stars Arden Cho (who voices Rumi), May Hong (who voices Mira), and Ji-young Yoo (voices Zoey) after their big win.

When asked what they can tell us about a sequel, Arden Cho looked serious, saying "We can't tell you anything..."

But May Hong added "We're not trying to be mysterious, we really don't know!"

Asked if they were told in advance it was happening, Ji-young Yoo said, "Well, we had inklings, but that's about all we know.

"We know there's gonna be a sequel and it'll be out in 2029."

Keep reading to find out what it was like to perform at the Oscars and what WE know about the sequel.

The Huntr/x mega-hit Golden now has an Oscar to its name, just weeks after it became the first ever K-pop song to win a Grammy.

Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami voice Rumi, Mira and Zoey's singing voices in the film, but like the other stars we spoke to, Audrey Nuna says she hasn't been told anything about the sequel.

"Hopefully I'll be back but I haven't heard anything, I'm just a fan and I'm excited and I'm ready to work."

The singers also performed the hit at the prestigious film awards and Audrey explained what it was like to perform on such a big stage.

"We kept telling each other the biggest thing about this performance is to feel the joy. This movie has brought people so much joy and we just wanted to feel that deep tonight and we did.

"This film has already touched so many people, but I think the fact that it's able to stand in a place like this and it's stamped in history alongside so many greats, it's a first for this type of film and one of the firsts for Korean culture and I think that is important."

Up until now, there has been no release date for the new film, but thanks to May Hong, we now know it will be ours to watch in 2029.

In October, Maggie Kang, one of the film's directors told BBC News: "There's definitely more we can do with these characters in this world.

"And whatever it will be, it will be a story that deserves to be a sequel, and it will be something that we want to see."

In a news statement she added, "I feel immense pride as a Korean filmmaker that the audience wants more from this Korean story and our Korean characters.

"There's so much more to this world we have built, and I'm excited to show you. This is only the beginning."

And in an interview with US entertainment magazine, Variety, she also said that if she were given the opportunity to make a sequel, she'd love to expand on Zoey and Mira's backstory a bit more.

In an interview with the BBC last month, the singer Ejae, who performs Rumi's singing voice and co-wrote Golden and other songs, said she hopes to incorporate some new styles in the sequel.

"It depends on what they create and hopefully, you know, we can show more sides of Korea," Ejae said.

"There's so many different kinds of music in Korea, so that's what I'm hoping for personally."