Crunchyroll Store Now Offering New Gachiakuta And Solo Leveling Apparel Collection

Gachiakuta is one of the hottest new shonen anime series right now. This 2025 anime adaptation of the manga of the same name by Kei Urana stars a boy named Rudo (voiced by who finds himself tossed into a world of trash after being falsely accused of a crime, and his quest for vengeance against the rich jerks who did the tossing. Meanwhile, Solo Leveling by writer Chugong and artist Dubu is much more well-known on the global level after its debut back in 2024. The story basically follows a guy named Sung Jin-woo on his solo quest to get more and more overpowered via a magical video game-like program in his head. So what do these two anime series have in common with each other? Well, normally, nothing beyond that they’re both action-packed shonen anime. However, as you can tell by the title of this story, that’s about to change.

Crunchyroll is proud to announce the launch of a new collection of Gachiakuta and Solo Leveling apparel on their Crunchyroll Store. Both anime series will each get their own collection of themed apparel. Those collections consists of a variety of different types of clothes and accessories. The list of apparel includes “apparel, accessories, LED signs, and keyboards from Otaku and Team Liquid”. The Gachiakuta collection will go on sale on October 13, 2026. Meanwhile, the Solo Leveling collection will launch a month later on November 4, 2026. Both collection will be available exclusively on the Crunchyroll Store.

But that’s enough out of me for now. Here’s the full list of apparel from the upcoming Gachiakuta and Solo Leveling collections (plus their prices) below:

Gachiakuta – Launching October 13

Rooted in the anime’s scrap-heap grit and graffiti aesthetic, the Gachiakuta assortment translates the Abyss’s discarded-world visual language into wearable and displayable pieces. Rudo, Zanka, Tamsy, and Enjin each get a place in the lineup, from character apparel to LED light boxes. Launching October 13, the collection includes:

• Gachiakuta Rudo Hoodie – $160.00
• Gachiakuta Zanka Hoodie – $160.00
• Gachiakuta Zanka Tee – $60.00
• Gachiakuta Tamsy Tee – $60.00
• Gachiakuta Crew Socks – $20.00
• Gachiakuta Tote Bag – $45.00
• Gachiakuta Rudo LED Light Box – $40.00
• Gachiakuta Enjin LED Light Box – $40.00

Solo Leveling – Launching November 4

The Solo Leveling collection celebrates the 2025 Anime of the Year winner with Beru-themed apparel and custom keyboards featuring Sung Jinwoo and Igris. The collection includes:

• Solo Leveling Beru Sweatpants – $70.00
• Solo Leveling Shadow Igris Hoodie – $150.00
• Solo Leveling Beru Hoodie – $140.00
• Solo Leveling Lil’ Shadows Hoodie – $80.00
• Solo Leveling Beru Tee – $70.00
• Sung Jinwoo Lightbox – $40.00
• Solo Leveling Sung Jinwoo Keycap Set (US only) – $75.00
• Solo Leveling Igris the Bloodred Keycap Set (US only) – $75.00

Gachiakuta and Solo Leveling Getting Apparel Collection Only on Crunchyroll Store…and Only for Paying Subscribers

On one hand, what little images we have of these upcoming new Gachiakuta and Solo Leveling clothes do look nice. They look well-designed, fashionable, and even comfortable. It’s pretty clear that quite a bit of money went into making them look as good as possible.

On the other hand, there’s very little images of what these new clothes actually look like. For some reason, Crunchyroll barely provided any images for us to look like, so we can only guess at their appearances. It’s not good for an announcement to have so few images available.

There’s also the fact that they lock both the Gachiakuta and Solo Leveling collections behind a paywall. They both require either a Mega Fan or Ultimate Fan subscription in order to even access. Just as it was with the Chainsaw Man collection. Mega Fan tier requires you to pay $13.99 per month, while the Ultimate Fan tier requires $17.99 per month. Those are not insignificant amounts of money just to even access those sections of the Crunchyroll Store. If you’re not willing to pay money to even look at these new collections, then I guess you just…ignore this? Not a very good business decision on Crunchyroll’s part, but what do I know?

What do you all think? Are you willing to pay up for a Mega Fan or Ultimate Fan subscription just to access these Gachiakuta and Solo Leveling collections? Tell us your paywalled thoughts in the comments section below.