Solo Leveling has the potential to become the next big anime film after Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle.
Solo Leveling and Demon Slayer are two of the biggest anime of the year, each with a massive following thanks to their thrilling action, quality animation, and simple story. Fans often compare Solo Leveling to Demon Slayer due to its soaring popularity, especially after Crunchyroll crowned Solo Leveling as the Anime of the Year, making it a certified global sensation.
However, there’s a huge gap between Solo Leveling and Demon Slayer, especially in Japan, where the latter has become a cultural phenomenon while the former hasn’t reached the same recognition. Despite this, Solo Leveling’s future remains bright, with possible opportunities for cinematic releases. With its massive international fanbase, Solo Leveling might even become the next big anime film after Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle.
Sung Jin-Woo’s Voice Actor Wants a Solo Leveling Movie
Jin-Woo’s Japanese VA, Taito Ban, wants more Solo Leveling projects.
Solo Leveling’s popularity is undeniable, and it’s only increasing with talks of future anime seasons and a possible movie treatment. Fans around the world can’t stop talking about Sung Jin-Woo, as the weakest turned strongest hunter in the world has successfully captured everyone’s attention with his iconic one-liner, “Arise.”
Bringing Jin-Woo to life in Japanese is none other than Taito Ban, the same voice actor who lent his voice to Soyuz in Dr.
