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4 million readers in KakaoPage. [11] The novel was
licensed in English by Webnovel under the title Only I Level Up and released from December 21, 2018, to June 24, 2019. [12] The novel has been licensed and published in collected volumes by Yen Press since February 16, 2021. [1] Volumes[edit] No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN 01 November 4, 2016[13]979-11-7033-666-2February 16, 2021[14]978-19-7531-927-4 02 November 4, 2016[15]979-11-7033-667-9June 22, 2021[16]978-19-7531-929-8 03 December 21, 2016[17]979-11-7033-755-3October 19, 2021[18]978-19-7531-931-1 04 January 25, 2017[19]979-11-7033-858-1April 5, 2022[20]978-19-7531-933-5 05 February 23, 2017[21]979-11-7033-911-3August 9, 2022[22]978-19-7531-935-9 06 March 30, 2017[23]979-11-7033-976-2December 13, 2022[24]978-19-7531-937-3 07 April 4, 2017[25]979-11-6140-318-2March 21, 2023[26]978-19-7531-939-7 08 May 24, 2017[27]979-11-6140-412-7July 18, 2023[28]978-19-7531-941-0 09 June 22, 2017[29]979-11-6140-467-7—— 10 July 20, 2017[30]979-11-6140-549-0—— 11 August 24, 2017[31]979-11-6140-626-8—— 12 September 21, 2017[32]979-11-6140-693-0—— 13 October 27, 2017[33]979-11-6140-827-9—— Side Story April 18, 2018[34]979-11-6268-337-8—— Webtoon[edit] A webtoon adaptation launched in KakaoPage on March 4, 2018,[35] and concluded its first season on March 19, 2020; its second season began on August 1, 2020, concluding on December 29, 2021 with its 179th chapter. It was illustrated by Jang Sung-rak (aka Dubu), the CEO of Redice Studio, who died on July 23, 2022, after suffering from a cerebral hemorrhage. [36] Its first collected volume was released by D&C
Media on September 26, 2019. In Japan, Solo Leveling launched in Kakao Japan's webtoon and fiction service Piccoma, and accumulated over 1 million cumulative readership. [37] It was also selected as the No. 1 webtoon in Piccoma's "Best of 2019". [38][39][40] The webtoon has been published digitally in English by Webnovel and Tappytoon since May 7 and June 4, 2020, respectively.
Japan's equivalent of South Korea's manhwa (or Webtoons as we simply call them today), the material has made headwaves in its own country for decades, so much so that its industry has effectively blown up in the same way that we now experience Japanese manga for authors to pursue fame and fortune. For every piece of the genre pie that we can . easily get through manga, Webtoons also have their own iterations, with the only difference being in full colour, as opposed to the black-and-white manga standard. And in this season, we are presented with one such work: Kikansha no Mahou wa Tokubetsu desu a. k. a A Returner's Magic Should Be Special — author Usonan and illustrator Wookjakga's fantasy adventure time-travel series, being the equivalent to Ken Wakui's Tokyo Revengers, if only made in a fantasy realm.
In a ravaged life of war with an armed party fighting against an evil labyrinth that has absorbed the world into its eternal darkness, only the strongest mages would remain to defeat the dungeon boss, which they did until its sac burst to bring out imminent, permanent destruction upon the world. But for one such mage, he finds himself mysteriously time-travelling back to the beginning of school days and only has one objective: by having retained all of the memories from the previous timeline, he will use that to thwart a repeat of that same catastrophe in the new timeline. That's the MC Desir Herrman for you, being one of the last 6 mages in a party of the strongest mages who's gone back 13 years to school to recruit the very same people in his party that would defeat the labyrinth's dungeon boss, by hook or by crook.
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