Animation or Live Action? Fans Compare Leejung Lee's 'How It's Done' Choreography

Same song, different bodies. Netflix's new 'How It's Done' choreography video features Leejung Lee, who choreographed the routine, and fellow dancers rather than the animated HUNTR/X characters. Fans now have both versions to compare.

Netflix identifies Leejung Lee as choreographer of the October 27 live-action performance, featuring Leejung, BAMBI (Park Ji-eun) and Nara (Lee Nara). The animated HUNTR/X practice video released October 26 shows Rumi, Mira and Zoey. One presents the real dance creators; the other depicts the fictional group's rehearsal.

An October 28 tracker snapshot listed around 797,000 views, 32,813 likes and 1,052 comments for the live performance. A Reddit post discussing it showed about 264 upvotes; a user's synchronized comparison of three videos had about 1,104. These are separate public snapshots, not representative polling.

In the Reddit thread, a comment favoring animation received roughly 29 upvotes. A reply arguing that having both versions is better received about 13; another reply noted that not every movement had yet appeared in animation. Separately, a fan synchronized three videos by audio and shared the comparison, attracting about 1,104 upvotes. These are observable reactions on specific posts, not the view of all Korean fans.

In the original film, 'How It's Done' accompanies action, so the full routine is not presented as a dance lesson. The new rehearsal and live-action videos translate the same choreography into different media. It is important not to confuse the people who created the dance with the fictional characters performing it.

Primary sources: official Netflix live choreography video 6uYK78T3r1A (October 27, 2026), official animated rehearsal P4oHfZmRth8 (October 26). Netflix Tudum explains the rollout and involvement of Leejung, Nain and K-Tigers. The reactions cited came from a public Reddit discussion dated October 27. View metrics are from third-party tracking; we did not inspect every comment or verify footage frame by frame.

Netflix said routines for 'Golden', 'Takedown', 'Soda Pop' and 'Your Idol' would follow during the week. The next story is how fans compare specific formations across versions. This piece is about the new live-action 'How It's Done' and reactions to it—not the earlier 'Golden' article or animated practice release.