The anime show titled “Solo Leveling,” created by Chugong and produced by A-1 Pictures, has won over the hearts of anime enthusiasts globally.
Starting next month, July 21st to be exact, you’ll have the opportunity to purchase the Blu-ray of the first season for your personal collection when it becomes available in the UK.
Oh boy, let me tell you, I’ve been absolutely smitten by Solo Leveling! It wasn’t just a hit when it debuted back in early 2024, but the excitement surrounding it has been nothing short of explosive during the broadcast of its second season this year. It’s safe to say that this series has truly captured hearts!
Our own David Opie has argued that the series will change anime forever.
It was inevitable that an actual version of the critically acclaimed anime series would eventually become available for sale in the market.
Additionally, fans of Solo Leveling can look forward to an exclusive bonus: the Season 1 Blu-ray Limited Edition.
If you’re really into the show, spending a bit extra to get additional perks seems reasonable.
From my perspective, I find myself drawn into a story centered around a novice warrior named Sung Jinwoo. He possesses extraordinary powers that enable him to confront and defeat supernatural creatures.
But there is one small, teensy problem: Jinwoo is not the best hunter in the world.
For him, things eventually improve with his new abilities, yet his journey remains challenging as our hero faces numerous obstacles.
One method to delve deeper into the series on your own is by acquiring the Season 1 Blu-ray of Solo Leveling.
Fans can buy physical copies of Solo Leveling season 1, available in Blu-ray, DVD, and SteelBook editions, from approved retailers like Amazon, Zavvi, and HMV in the UK. Additionally, fans can secure a copy through Crunchyroll’s online store.
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2025-06-26 18:37