Given that it's the finale, Solo Leveling season 2, episode 13 is probably going to set all kinds of Crunchyroll records and give the servers a serious workout.
To help get you ahead of the game, we've got the Solo Leveling season 2, episode 13 release date and streaming time on Crunchyroll in the US and UK below.
There's also a the now-confirmed full release schedule, and Arise from the Shadow's confirmed episode count.
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Solo Leveling season 2, episode 13 release date: what time is it on Crunchyroll?
Solo Leveling season 2, episode 13 is releasing on March 29 at 9:30 AM Pacific/12:30 PM Eastern on Crunchyroll. That's 4:30 PM GMT in the UK.
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Confusingly, it's also titled 'Season 2, Episode 25' on Crunchyroll but, rest assured, that is the new episode you're looking for.
Recently, there have been server issues and users having trouble with accessing new Solo Leveling episodes in the hours following release.
If there are further technical difficulties (or a late arrival) again, then be sure to keep refreshing the show's page on Crunchyroll intermittently or checking Crunchyroll's official Twitter account.
Solo Leveling season 2 release schedule: when are new episodes out?
New episodes of Solo Leveling season 2 will be available on Crunchyroll every Saturday from now until its finale on March 29.
The current Solo Leveling season 2 release schedule looks like this:
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 1: January 4, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 2: January 11, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 3: January 18, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 4: January 25, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 5: February 1, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 6: February 8, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 7: February 15, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 8: February 22, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 9: March 1, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 10: March 8, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 11: March 15, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 12: March 22, 2025 - out now!
- Solo Leveling season 2, episode 13: March 29, 2025 [FINALE]
Where can I watch Solo Leveling season 2?
Solo Leveling season 2 is only available to Crunchyroll subscribers. It's not expected to stream on other recognized anime platforms, such as Disney Plus, Hulu, Netflix, or HiDive.
A compilation movie, titled ReAwakening, was briefly available in cinemas in December 2024 and featured the first two episodes of Solo Leveling season 2.
How many episodes of Solo Leveling season 2 are there?
Solo Leveling season 2 will run for 13 episodes, which is just one more than its debut season's 12-episode run. 11 episodes have aired so far.
If you're curious about what to expect, the show's synopsis reads, "It's been over ten years since gates that lead to another dimension have begun appearing across the world. The battles between the magic beasts inhabiting the dungeons through the gates and the human hunters who have awakened the abilities to fight them show no signs of ending. Ordinarily, a hunter's abilities do not change upon awakening, with their rank never increasing. However, the low-ranked Sung Jinwoo, known as 'The Weakest Hunter of All Mankind,' gained the ability to level up through battle during a raid on a double dungeon.
Having completed a job-change quest that earned him the job 'Shadow Monarch' and command over an army of shadows, Jinwoo heads into battle seeking the ingredients for the Elixir of Life to save his sick mother."
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