Solo Leveling Ep. 10 "What Is This, a Picnic?" is a pretty straightforward episode. No complex plotline here today. It's basically just Jin-woo power leveling, with Jin-ho raking in some easy cash on top of that. Well, there is a bit with Joo-hee at the beginning, but apparently, that's unimportant
The episode before Solo Leveling Ep. 9 "You've Been Hiding Your Skills" made us think the plot was going a certain way with those prisoners. Then comes this episode, which throws us for a loop via a most unexpected development. Solo Leveling Ep. 9 "You've Been Hiding Your Skills": Details There's a
After the very much skippable recap episode last time, Solo Leveling Ep. 8 "This is Frustrating" is a breath of fresh air. Mostly because it's a return to your previously scheduled dungeon raid. This time, we even have a return of some of the original cast. Complete with all the trauma it entails,
Perceptive viewers might've noticed that something is a bit off about Solo Leveling Ep. 7.5 "How to Get Stronger". In fact, you might feel more than a bit of déjà vu at seeing this episode. Yes, that's right. Only seven episodes in, and there's already a recap episode. Solo Leveling Ep. 7.5 "How
The key to what Solo Leveling Ep. 7 "Let's See How Far I Can Go" is about is in the title. You can basically sum up this entire episode of the anime as Sung Jin-woo going "Hey, let's see how many risks I can take and not die". While this is bad for him, it's highly entertaining for us as an
Solo Leveling Ep. 6 "The Real Hunt Begins" really lives up to its episode title. It's the episode where Sung Jin-woo finds out the world of Hunters is a dog eat dog world, and that it's kill or be killed. Fortunately, he's got an eldritch video game on his side, so it's all good. Solo Leveling Ep.
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