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The 2025 spring anime season is officially over, but the hype aroundSolo Levelingconsistently increases with each passing day. Even without releasing new episodes, fans always find time to talk about all things related toSolo Leveling. From the series winning Crunchyroll’s Anime of the Year award to the long-awaited season 3, fans truly have a huge spot reserved forSolo Levelingin their hearts and minds.
Much of Solo Leveling’s success comes from the support of the fans. Shortly after season 2 ended, many praised A-1 Pictures’ fluid animation of theJin-Woo and Ant King fight on Jeju Island. That said, fans who can’t wait for Solo Leveling season 3 can easily turn to the manhwa to find out what happens next. Thankfully, this article has all the important details every fan needs to know to dive into the Solo Leveling manhwa after season 2.
Where to Start Reading Solo Leveling After Season 2?
Solo Leveling Season 2’s Place in the Manhwa
Solo Leveling fans who can’t wait for season 3 to drop sometime in the future can always turn to the manhwa to resume Sung Jin-Woo’s journey that ended in season 2. His story is far from over, as season 2 barely dives into the true conflict that’s about to unfold in the next season. With theappearance of the Monarchs, intense battles and intriguing lore await fans.
Anime-only fans who think they know thereal villain in Solo Levelingshould think twice after watching the final episode of season 2. Two unfamiliar characters with eerie vibes have already revealed themselves on Jeju Island, but more of their kind are expected to appear in the succeeding story arcs.
“Weakness is not something to brag about."—Sung Jin-Woo
Those who wish to learn more about these shady figures should start reading Solo Leveling chapter 111, for it is the specific chapter that will resume the events cut in season 2. Those who prefer reading the novel are advised to start with chapter 1 due to the changes in both the anime and manhwa, but they could also pick up the story from chapter 123 after season 2.
Thankfully, fans will have no trouble reading the Solo Leveling manhwa after season 2. In fact, the manhwa is easily accessible online. Fans are just one click away from reading the completed Solo Leveling manhwa on either Tapas Web Comics or Kakao Page. Of course, they can still wait for the next season to drop, but it might be a long wait, asSolo Leveling season 3 is not yet confirmedas of writing.
What Happens Next in Solo Leveling After Season 2?
There are still more exciting events waiting for fans in Solo Leveling after season 2, especially in the manhwa. At the moment, fans have all the time in the world to start reading the manhwa from the very beginning to find out the changes the anime made from the source material. Or they can proceed to chapter 111 to discover what happens next to Jin-Woo afterthe fourth Jeju Island raid.
Again, one of my emotions died. Even anger itself is a waste on the likes of you.—Sung Jin-Woo
Fresh from his one-man dungeon clear on Jeju Island, Jin-Woo is inching closer to the truth about his unique situation, as well asthe orchestrator of the system. With the Cartenon key in his hand, it’s only a matter of time before he learns everything about the darkness that resides within him. Naturally, fans can expect to see Jin-Woo fight as he continues to grow stronger than anyone else.
How Much of Solo Leveling Did Season 2 Cover?
Solo Leveling Season 2 Covered Six Story Arcs
Solo Leveling season 2 covered six story arcs, staying mostly faithful to the manhwa. However, it did skip a few short but humorous manga moments involving Jin-Woo and his playful interactions with Jin-Ho or the shadow army.
Other than that, fans can safely move forward withSolo Leveling season 3 when it drops, as the skipped comedic scenes don’t necessarily need to be animated to drive the plot forward.
More exciting story arcs awaitSolo Levelingfans in season 3, but the thought that they can turn to the completed manhwa anytime they want to continue Jin-Woo’s journey offers comfort and temptation, making it difficult to resist the urge to read ahead of the next season.
