After a record-breaking run on Crunchyroll, Solo Leveling season 2 is set to conclude with an epic finale. Check below to see when episode 13 will be released in the UK.
- READ MORE: ‘Solo Leveling’ review: believe the hype
Based on the Korean web novel by Chugong, the series takes place in a realm of gifted hunters and monsters. In this world, weak hunter Sung Jinwoo is given extraordinary strength through a mysterious programme, which kickstarts a journey across the various dungeons to discover the true source of his power.
The official synopsis for the second season reads: “Jinwoo has become a formidable necromancer with an army of loyal shadows at his command. But he must master these abilities while keeping them hidden from other hunters, all while racing against the clock to save his mother. As he faces humanity’s toughest foes, Jinwoo pushes his body and mind to the limit, and the full extent of his newfound power is revealed.”
Now season 2 is approaching its end, fans are gearing up an eventful finale.
What time is the Solo Leveling season 2 finale out in the UK?
The season finale of Solo Leveling season 2 (episode 13) will be released in the UK on Saturday, March 29, 2025, and will be available to stream from 5:30pm.
Episode 13, titled ‘On To The Next Target’, is written, directed and storyboarded by Shunsuke Nakashige.
It was previously reported that the Solo Leveling season 2 finale would air as a double bill with episode 12, but that has since been debunked.
How to watch the Solo Leveling season 2 finale in the UK
Like every other episode of the anime series, fans in the UK can stream the 13th and final instalment on Solo Leveling season 2 on Crunchyroll.
A feature-length Solo Leveling movie was also recently released in cinemas. Available with subtitles and dubbed in English, the film summarises the first season and offers a sneak peek at the first two episodes of season two.
The original web novel series ran for 14 books, published between 2016 and 2021, while the webtoon ran for nine volumes from 2018 to 2021.
Earlier this year, NME gave the first season a four-star review, saying: “The only thing holding Solo Leveling from perfection is the lack of emotional depth from the series’ supporting characters, who largely function as plot devices for Jin-woo’s journey. Despite constant peril and several gruesome deaths, there’s a dearth of tension due to the audience’s lack of investment in the people around Jin-woo. And since Jin-woo himself is protected by plot armour, viewers almost never have to worry about the danger he puts himself in.
“Nevertheless, Solo Leveling’s narrative surprises, brisk pace and visual spectacle more than makes up for its flaws. Combine that with the joys of Jin-woo’s ascent and the intriguing mystery of his omniscient interface and you get an addictive anime that deserves all the hype it’s getting.”