Solo leveling is full of possibilities, and Cha Hae In, and Lee Johee are not the only love interests of Jin Woo, the master ...

Jin-Ho was the first to speculate that Jin-Woo was getting stronger and showcasing improved combat skills.

Sung Jin-Woo can raise an army of shadow soldiers, but not every defeated foe can be resurrected. Jin-Woo encounters Baruka, who offers a deal to avoid a fight, but is ultimately defeated. Possible ...

The Solo Leveling anime has yet to show every human that Sung Jin-Woo has killed, but it has already showcased a fair number. While the protagonist is frequently engaged in combat throughout the ...

The end of Solo Leveling’s Jeju Island arc marks the beginning of a more serious threat to Sung Jin-Woo and the rest of humanity. It isn’t the fight between the hunters and the magical beasts ...

The Fourth Jeju Raid was a success despite initial hunter losses, thanks to Sung Jin-Woo's last-minute intervention. Sung Jin-Woo chose family over immediate intervention, trusting fellow hunters ...

Solo Leveling’s Sung Jin-Woo is widely known for his horrifying army of shadows, which easily qualifies him as one of the most powerful anime characters ever. His incredible power far surpasses ...

Sung Jin-Woo outgrows Lee Joo-Hee as he pursues power, leading to their inevitable separation. Joo-Hee retires due to trauma, and Jin-Woo accepts it, showing an understanding of their changing ...

Sung Jin-Woo's sister, Jin-Ah, rarely makes an appearance in Solo Leveling, likely because she’s just an ordinary civilian who never gets a chance to hunt magical beasts. Although she’s not an ...

Beru, the mutated Ant King, joins Sung Jin-Woo's army as a general-grade shadow with unwavering devotion. Beru's loyalty surpasses that of other shadows, but his instinct to kill briefly causes ...

Sung Jin-Ah is a smart high school student who cares deeply for her brother. She has no interest in becoming a Hunter like Jin-Woo. Her narrative focuses on her everyday life and how it contrasts ...