Solo Leveling fans know that Ashborn was behind Jinwoo's level-up, but very few fans fully know exactly who was the original ...

Beginning as a weak E-Rank Hunter, he was chosen to inherit the powers of Ashborn the Shadow Monarch ... to be in their endgame states, a full-powered Sung Jinwoo wouldn't likely need his Shadow ...

During the Monarch War Arc, Sung Jinwoo reunited with his dad after a hardcore fight with the Monarchs. Sadly, Sung Jinwoo's dad suffered grave injuries during this fight and was on death's door.

In the world of Solo Leveling, Sung Jinwoo's journey from an E-rank hunter to Shadow Monarch has captivated readers with its incredible power progression. But what if we added one more ...

This had the fans thinking about whether Il-Hwan might be stronger than his son, the new Shadow Monarch. Currently, in the anime, Sung Il-Hwan is stronger than his son by a long shot, given how he ...

From the moment Sung Jin-Woo awakens the System in Solo Leveling, he begins a transformation, unlike any hunter in the series. Every battle pushes him further from the weak, powerless hunter he ...

The leader even tried to recruit him full-time, but Sung Jin-woo turned him down. One of the main highlights of the new Solo Leveling episode was the interaction between Sung Jin-woo and Cha Hae-in.

DAILY POST reports that the monarch in a two-minute viral video boasted of his influence over law enforcement agencies and threatened the 73-year old chief saying, “even if you die, we shall ...

The monarch is seen in the two-minute-long video cursing Chief Arinola, who knelt down on the road while the monarch was raining curses on him and his family, accusing them of conspiracy.

“We’ve had this culture for now almost three generations of the mayor is just an absolute monarch,” City Comptroller ... and have not yet completed a full 14 days into a presidential ...

The spokesperson for the correctional facility, Yinka Odukoya, confirmed this to PUNCH Online on Wednesday, stating that the monarch remained ... assault and called for full prosecution.