D-Rank Dungeon Arc (Ragnarok)
CharacterAn early Ragnarok chapter set largely at the Hankuk University Art Museum, where Sung Suho faces a possessed Hunter and walks away with a powerful weapon and a new combat skill.
Overview
This is the second story arc of Solo Leveling: Ragnarok, the sequel that follows Sung Suho rather than his father. It is a compact entry whose plot details remain largely unwritten on the source, but its key beats revolve around a confrontation inside an unnamed D-Rank dungeon and the events at the Hankuk University Art Museum. The arc continues building Suho's arsenal as he grows into his own as a Hunter.
Summary
The featured cast includes Suho alongside Beru, Lim Do-Gyu, Kim Yongjun, and Lee Yeongho. Steel-Fanged Raikans serve as the threat haunting the dungeon. The central clash pits Suho against Kim Yongjun, who has fallen under the influence of the Fang of Rakan. That possession turns Yongjun into a deadly opponent, and the duel ends with his death once Suho overcomes him.
Aftermath
Suho emerges from the ordeal noticeably stronger. He claims the Fang of Rakan as his own, the very item that had corrupted his foe. A Rune Stone grants him the active skill Storm Slash at its first level, giving him a fresh offensive option going forward. These gains carry into the next stage of his journey, the Gwanak Mount Field Arc.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What rank was the dungeon in the Ragnarok D-Rank Dungeon Arc?
The D-Rank Dungeon Arc of Solo Leveling: Ragnarok centers on a confrontation inside an unnamed D-Rank dungeon. The arc continues building Sung Suho's arsenal as he grows into his own as a Hunter.
What is the D-Rank Dungeon Arc in Solo Leveling: Ragnarok?
The D-Rank Dungeon Arc is the second story arc of Solo Leveling: Ragnarok, the sequel that follows Sung Suho rather than his father. Its key beats revolve around a D-Rank dungeon and the events at the Hankuk University Art Museum.
Who does Suho fight in the Ragnarok D-Rank Dungeon Arc?
The central clash pits Suho against Kim Yongjun, who has fallen under the influence of the Fang of Rakan. That possession turns Yongjun into a deadly opponent, and the duel ends with his death once Suho overcomes him.
What does Suho obtain in the D-Rank Dungeon Arc of Ragnarok?
Suho claims the Fang of Rakan, the very item that had corrupted his foe. A Rune Stone also grants him the active skill Storm Slash at its first level, giving him a fresh offensive option going forward.
Which arcs come before and after the Ragnarok D-Rank Dungeon Arc?
The D-Rank Dungeon Arc of Solo Leveling: Ragnarok follows the Hunter Awakening Arc and leads into the Gwanak Mount Field Arc. It covers Chapter 8 through Chapter 12 of the novel and Chapter 7 through Chapter 9 of the webtoon.
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