February 25, 2024 7:09 am
Winter 2024 anime season brought us Solo Leveling, an anime adaptation of a best-seller manhwa, and while the premise seems like your regular power fantasy thing, the show itself proved to be insanely good.
If you loved it and crave something similar, we're here to help with our little but quite diverse list.
Solo Leveling follows a pretty simple but engaging formula: the weakling, one who's accustomed to defeat, suddenly gets a chance to become overpowered and reach his goals within the lore of the world that they're in.
This show spices this formula up with some political intrigues, interesting lore, and creative monster designs, as it's set in a fantasy world. And in this list, we specifically focused our recommendations on featuring fantasy worlds (sometimes calling Attack on Titan fantasy feels a bit weird) because the setting itself helps to give the characters similar motivations and familiar struggles that Sung Jin-woo, the protagonist of Solo Leveling, deals with.
None of these works can be considered a rip-off of another, so you're bound to expand your horizons while going through that list. And hey, we were able to limit the number of isekai shows here! But we were very tempted.
Winter 2024 anime season brought us Solo Leveling, an anime adaptation of a best-seller manhwa, and while the premise seems like your regular power fantasy thing, the show itself proved to be insanely good.
If you loved it and crave something similar, we're here to help with our little but quite diverse list.
Solo Leveling follows a pretty simple but engaging formula: the weakling, one who's accustomed to defeat, suddenly gets a chance to become overpowered and reach his goals within the lore of the world that they're in.
This show spices this formula up with some political intrigues, interesting lore, and creative monster designs, as it's set in a fantasy world. And in this list, we specifically focused our recommendations on featuring fantasy worlds (sometimes calling Attack on Titan fantasy feels a bit weird) because the setting itself helps to give the characters similar motivations and familiar struggles that Sung Jin-woo, the protagonist of Solo Leveling, deals with.
None of these works can be considered a rip-off of another, so you're bound to expand your horizons while going through that list. And hey, we were able to limit the number of isekai shows here! But we were very tempted.
