The wait is almost over.
Summary:
- Ragnarok is a Solo Leveling sequel, focusing on Jinwoo’s son.
- Chapter 212 will be released on April 29, 2024.
- A webtoon adaptation is also scheduled for this year.
Ragnarok is a sequel novel series to Solo Leveling (Ore dake Level Up na Ken) written by Daul. The series has been on a small break since the beginning of 2024, but some exciting news has just dropped officially: the novels will be back next week.
Unlike the original Solo Leveling series, Ragnarok follows Sung Suho, the son of former protagonist, Jinwoo, and his wife Cha Hae-In.
Jinwoo wanted his son to have a normal life without all those exhausting hunter aspects, so he decided to seal Suho’s powers when he was a little kid. However, a new danger strikes the world, and Suho cannot stay away from it.
Chapter 212 Release Date
Solo Leveling Ragnarok paused with Chapter 211, and Chapter 212 will be released on April 29, 2024. So if you’ve been eager to learn what will happen to Suho next, it’s time to get excited.
The sequel novels started serialization a year ago, in April 2023, and the series is still ongoing. It’s too early to predict when it will end, so let’s just relax and enjoy the story of Suho. Fans think it’ll take years until the sequel is finished, which means Solo Leveling will be with us for a long time.
Readers promise that there’s a lot to enjoy in Ragnarok. It’s not the case of Boruto. On the contrary, fans say that Ragnarok is even better than the original Solo Leveling series when it comes to writing and character development.
They’ve been enjoying the sequel greatly, so the news about it coming back this month excited them to no end.
But Wait, There’s More
As of now, Solo Leveling Ragnarok is just a novel series, but the webtoon adaptation has also been announced. There aren’t many details about it yet, fans are still waiting for more information, but it’s said to be released sometime in 2024.
Although fans are excited about the webtoon adaptation, they aren’t sure if it’s the best idea to release it this year. It won’t take the webtoon long to catch up with the current Ragnarok story, which will make waiting for new chapters excruciatingly painful.
There’s an idea that it would be best to start the webtoon when the novel is finished, but as we’ve said, it might take years, so it’s definitely not happening if the presumable release date of the adaptation stays the same and will be somewhere in 2024.