Are You the King of Humans

This episode is exactly what I thought it would be and more. The build up to this fight was really damn good and the fight itself was absolutely spectacular in every single aspect. From the Choreography, lighting, shot selection and overall movement...it was perfection. I love that in the anime it follows more towards the Ligh Novel in how close of a fight it actually was. This was easily the best episode of the series by far and it was such a show stomping way to end the series. Its sad to see Solo Leveling go but i cant wait till further seasons so I'm definitely excited to wait in anticipation for the rest to come. Thank you A1 pictures for this fantastic.

The most anticipated episode of this season, and after watching it, A-1 definitely understood the assignment. This episode was phenomenal, in my opinion, probably the best fight in the entire series so far, and it makes me really excited to see what's to come from this series and A-1 Studio. A masterclass in animation with some very big-hitter animators such as Yoshihiro Kanno, combined with the angelic and eerie Hiroyuki Sawano OST and score, this episode was perfection; everything you could have wanted from an adaptation frankly elevated the source material in a big way. I was extremely satisfied with the episode, and I hope we get the same level of consistency as we have had in season 2.

One of the greatest battles my eyes have ever witnessed-animation and artwork of the highest might, a soundtrack that feels almost otherworldly, and a script crafted with sheer excellence. A flawless episode. It has been a long time since I felt chills like these. A spectacle of might and grandeur, unlike anything I've seen in this series before. The sound effects alone exist on an entirely different level. And after this episode, I am certain-Solo Leveling now stands among the greats of this new generation, alongside Jujutsu Kaisen. It may even surpass Demon Slayer.

Every frame was a masterpiece, every clash of blades a symphony of power. The fluidity of movement, the raw intensity in every strike, and the seamless blend of animation and emotion created a battlefield that felt alive. The weight of each moment was felt not just in the action but in the emotions that fueled it-the sheer desperation, the unwavering determination, and the overwhelming sense of dominance. This was not just an episode; it was an experience, a declaration that Solo Leveling has arrived to etch its name among the legends of anime.

There are very few words to justify this legendary achievement! This episode, despite all we have seen, delivers a fight that was out of this world!

This episode sees the arrival of Sung Jinwoo.. and I probably don't have to say more than that! What happens next is just pure insanity!

This fight was the most cinematic, intense and crazy experience i have had in a long time! I think I forgot to breathe, blink.. as Beru transformed and the fight reached god mode, I forgot that I even excisted! Those 10min made me forget about everything else!

The animators went beyond what feels possible to create an experience that failed to escape my dreams and I immidiatly wanted to rewatch!

At the end we get another Cliffhanger from hell.. I dont want this season to end next week!

Can it get even better?

For the previous episode, i wrote a review in which i pointed out how quickly it ended. This one surpassed that - there's no way it was just 20 minutes! I want more!

I'm not familiar with the Manhwa, but I think everyone will be satisfied with the adaptation, as this episode reaches a climax of the anime, delivering high quality animation, fighting and music/sfx.

The fight between Jinwoo and The Ant King was flawless - simply amazing!

And once again, I have to mention how valuable the colors were in this episode. Jinwoo and The Ant King, Blue and Red - a perfect interplay of colors, wonderfully choreographed. All the frames that were seen during the fight were the greatest Highlight of the episode - remarkable work, truly beautiful.

I was surprised that this episode is even better than the previous one, which had already fully convinced me.

For a full 20 minutes, this episode doesn't let you go.