Solo Leveling is ending after years of success
Key takeaways
- The story of Sung Jinwoo has become familiar to millions of fans across different regions, helped by its steady rise across digital platforms and print releases.
- Now, the long-running print journey of the series in Japan is coming to an end.
- The series first started as a web novel in South Korea between 2016 and 2018, before being adapted into a manhwa by Redice Studio in 2018.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize Few modern franchises have managed to reach the kind of global reach that Solo Leveling has built over the years, growing from a South Korean web novel by Chugong into a full-scale international hit through its manhwa adaptation and later a widely watched anime series.
The story of Sung Jinwoo has become familiar to millions of fans across different regions, helped by its steady rise across digital platforms and print releases.
Now, the long-running print journey of the series in Japan is coming to an end. According to reports from Game Rant and Kadokawa, Solo Leveling will conclude its Japanese print run with its final volume scheduled for release on June 23, 2026, marking the end of nearly seven years of publication in the country.