As season 2 draws to a close, Solo Leveling fans are wondering when the show will return.
With Solo Leveling season 2 drawing to a close, fans are naturally beginning to speculate about the show's future.
Starting out as a web novel by the South Korean writer Chugong, the Solo Leveling franchise has since branched out with several adaptations including a webtoon, an upcoming live-action drama and, in this case, an ongoing anime series.
Attracting an international fanbase, this series explores a portral fantasy narrative about a monster hunter named Sung Jin-woo. He begins the story as a weak and unremarkable warrior, but quickly begins to level up with help from a program known as the System.
Given the popularity of Solo Leveling, there's plenty of enthusiasm for the story to continue into a third season. Here's everything we know so far.
The 13th and final episode of Solo Leveling season 2 is set to air on 30th March, 2025, so while we haven't heard any official updates about the show's future, that isn't necessarily a bad sign. An announcement may well arrive alongside the season 2 finale, confirming the rumours that season 3 is indeed on the way.
Right now there's no reason to believe the show has been cancelled. We'll update this article with any news about Solo Leveling's as-yet-unconfirmed third season.
In the likely event that Solo Leveling does return for a third season, we could expect new episodes to arrive in early 2026.
The show's first two seasons arrived almost exactly one year apart, with season 1 premiering on 7th January 2024, and season 2 premiering on 5th January 2025. In other words, Solo Leveling's creators have proven that they can put together a new season in one year, which is a fairly typical timeline for an anime series of this length.
The first two seasons of Solo Leveling are streaming on Crunchyroll, available in both subtitled and dubbed formats.
Solo Leveling is available to watch on Crunchyroll.
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Gavia Baker-Whitelaw is a freelance critic and entertainment journalist specialising in geek culture, TV and film. She has written for numerous outlets including Empire, TV Guide, Wired and Vulture, and hosts the film podcast Overinvested.
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