After six long months, One Piece is finally back, picking up right where it left off with Episode 1123, titled “The World Shakes! The Straw Hats’ Hostage Situation.” The hiatus might’ve felt endless for fans, but the return wastes no time diving into one of the most crucial turning points in the series.
Netflix’s Devil May Cry anime has been blowing up ever since its debut on April 3, 2025. With its adrenaline-pumping action, deep lore, and stunning visuals, it’s already cemented itself as a must-watch for both gamers and anime lovers. But the thing that’s really got fans talking? A sneaky little Easter egg that ties the show to another legendary Capcom franchise: Resident Evil.
The Solo Leveling universe is filled with godlike beings, but none are more fascinating (and terrifying) than the Monarchs, entities born from darkness and dedicated to destruction. Created by the Absolute Being, these celestial warlords are locked in an eternal battle against the Rulers, their light-born counterparts. Among them, one question stands out: who is the strongest Monarch of all?
Solo Leveling season 2 has been a roller coaster, and episode 13 did not disappoint. Fans who read the manhwa were watching closely to see how the anime would handle this important chapter. While some changes worked in favor of the anime, others left fans wondering what could have been. Let’s take a look at what got tweaked, added, or left out, and how that affects the experience for both anime-only viewers and manhwa readers.
When Solo Leveling first dropped, no one could have predicted just how massive it would become. Yet, here we are in 2025, watching the anime break records, crash Crunchyroll’s servers, and even surpass long-standing titans like One Piece and Demon Slayer. So, what is it about Solo Leveling that has everyone completely hooked? Let’s dive into what makes this anime such an unstoppable force.
Solo Leveling has taken the anime world by storm, and for good reason. With jaw-dropping animation, exhilarating fight sequences, and a protagonist who embodies the ultimate power fantasy, it’s everything fans could have hoped for. But as season two unfolds, longtime readers of the manhwa can’t help but feel like something is…off.
Solo Leveling is no stranger to loss. In a world where hunters risk their lives with every battle, death is an inevitable reality. Among the many heartbreaking moments in the series, Akari Shimizu’s demise stands out—not just for its emotional weight, but for the lasting impact it leaves on the story.
One Piece Chapter 1142 throws us right back into the madness in Elbaph, where everything is spiraling out of control. Loki’s rampage is setting the island ablaze, the Holy Knights are up to something seriously twisted, and the giants are scrambling to keep their home from falling apart. Meanwhile, the Straw Hats are hanging back—for now—but you just know they won’t stay on the sidelines for long.
Solo Leveling season 2, episode 10 kicks off with a tense duel between Jinwoo and Goto Ryuji, but the real battle is just beginning. As the Jeju Island Raid finally begins, both the Korean and Japanese Hunters are confident in their plan— completely unaware that something far more dangerous is already waiting for them.
Solo Leveling Season 2 has been an absolute banger so far—epic battles, jaw-dropping visuals, and Sung Jinwoo flexing his god-tier powers. But then Episode 9 dropped, and suddenly, a chunk of the fandom wasn’t happy. Why? Because instead of an all-out fight-fest, we got something different—an emotional, gut-wrenching moment of Jinwoo finally reuniting with his mother. And apparently, that was enough for some fans to hit the dislike button. But here’s the thing: did they completely miss the point of Solo Leveling?
The latest spoilers of One Piece have arrived after a break and it doesn’t disappoint. Chapter 1140, titled “Scopper Gaban,” gives us some intense action as Luffy clashes with a Gaban as promised in the last chapter, Zoro’s unexpected influence shifts the tide, and the mysterious Holy Knights finally make their move. Elbaph Island is quickly turning into a battlefield, and the Straw Hat Pirates might be walking into their toughest challenge yet.
Chapter 41 of Solo Leveling Ragnarok turns the battle between Suho and Tielle-possessed Minsung into something far more intense than anyone expected. Suho, finally embracing his own path, unlocks a new level of power, forcing Tielle onto the defensive.
