So how did Jinwoo get to this point? Funny story, he was able to achieve this by taking down the Blood-Red Commander Igris, an antagonist who would fit right into a From Software game. Along with receiving an upgrade in his skills,

While Sung II-Hwan prepares to die all alone, Jin-Woo arrives and confronts his father. After years of waiting, Jin-Woo finally learns what happened to his father. The reunion is short-lived, though, as II-Hwan's body turns into dust and light after he's done telling his tale.

Solo Leveling features a familiar workout regimen found elsewhere in popular anime, begging the question: does it work well in real life?

Sung II Hwan is the father of Jinwoo and one of the most powerful hunters, but is Jinwoo more powerful than his father? Find out here.

Jinwoo takes a week off to revisit the Demon Castle to continue the search for the ingredients for the Elixir of Life. A Hunter emerges from a Gate.

Since the new season premiered earlier this month, Solo Leveling has gone on to break its own record on Crunchyroll. In less than 24 hours, the season 2 premiere reached 129,000 likes, breaking its season 1 premiere record of 114,000 likes in two days.

In the third episode of Solo Leveling Season 2, titled, “Still a Long Way to Go,” we will see Jinwoo’s challenges intensify. He and Jinho are going to clear dungeons one after the other, as the latter has decided she’s going to tag along with Jinwoo as a Hunter.

After a ten-year absence, Sung Il Hwan, Jinwoo's father, returns in episode 3 of Season 2. What does this mean for the narrative of Solo Leveling?

In the anime, Jinwoo returned with the System, a software that only he could see, which was leveling him up in every way after he had been mercilessly destroyed by monsters in a high-ranking dungeon.