Fan debate suggests 'Solo Leveling' may be being ignored

Hey, guys! Let's talk about a fight that's going on in the Japanese forums? It's really hot there! People are like, "What's up with the lack of Solo Leveling in the anime ?" I mean, everyone was super excited, right? But it seems the series isn't doing as well as people expected there.

So, there are a thousand crazy theories floating around about what might be happening. Some say on the Yaraon! that the adaptation isn't faithful to the manga, others think it's a lack of heavy marketing. I don't know, but one thing is certain: people are pretty upset about this whole situation.

Let's see if things improve, right? Because everyone was expecting this anime to be the next big hit.

For those who didn't know, fans were in for a surprise over the weekend! The next episode of "Solo Leveling" will be delayed to release a compilation. Yeah, it seems things are looking bad, and fans are more worried than ever. And look, the worst part is that this is coming from A-1 Pictures, which has already made some missteps with past projects like "Nier Automata Ver 1.1a" and "86: Eighty-Six." People on the forum are wondering, " Will it go bad again? "

Well, it seems like we can only wait and hope everything works out. The news of the delay fueled further online debate, with many fans expressing their disappointment and concern about the series' future.

Despite everything, some fans continue to hold out hope that “Solo Leveling” can reach its full potential:

It's like seeing Kirito again, I don't see the point.
The battle with Cerberus was not interesting.
The anime media did everything they could to increase the popularity of this series, but there were no good results.
The first half of the story was interesting, but eventually it becomes the same thing we've seen in other series.
The reviews are bad simply because a story like this is no longer interesting.
I've only seen a video of the anime, I don't have much of an idea what it's about, but when you read the description you can't help but compare it to Sword Art Online.
In South Korean manhwa stories, there's a constant presence of characters who were physically and verbally abused in the past becoming superpowered. It's been seen so much that it's already boring to watch.
While Solo Leveling was original and interesting in its time, I think by 2015, many similar stories that followed had gotten their own anime. They took too long to animate Solo Leveling; they missed the opportunity.
It's way better than any light novel with broken characters, it's a shame they didn't think to animate it at least five years ago.
It's the power fantasy we've seen over and over again. Solo Leveling may have done it first in its day, but it came too late to the anime world.
I read the original story and know what will happen in the anime. I stopped watching after four episodes without having any particular opinion; it didn't seem interesting to me.
Although only one episode long, Arifureta is much more interesting than this.
I think it's the best-selling manhwa in history, and I didn't expect it to go so unnoticed now that it's become an anime. I don't think I've even seen enough to form an opinion.
It's simply an anime that's more appreciated outside Japan than within. Even if they changed the name and settings to make it more Japanese, they wouldn't be able to resist nationalism.

Synopsis:

The story takes place ten years ago, after the "Gate" connecting the real world with a world of monsters was opened. However, some ordinary people were given the power to hunt the monsters within the portal. They are known as hunters. However, not all hunters are strong. My name is Sung Jin-Woo, a rank E hunter. I am someone who has to risk my life in the weakest dungeons, "The Weakest in the World." But without any skills at my disposal, I barely make money in the low-level dungeons... At least until I find a hidden dungeon with the highest difficulty within Rank D! In the end, as I accepted my death, I gained a new power.

Therefore, the animation of the anime Solo Leveling is by A-1 Pictures , a well-known studio responsible for the anime Sword Art Online, Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso, Boku dake ga Inai Machi Mashle, The Seven Deadly Sins among many others.

Finally, the anime is directed by Shunsuke Nakashige with a script by Noboru Kimura .

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