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Jeju Island Arc

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The thirteenth storyline of Solo Leveling centers on the Jeju Island Raid, where a monstrous ant butchers S-Rank hunters until Sung Jinwoo, who had meant to stay home with his recovered mother, steps onto the battlefield.

Series: Solo Leveling
Next Arc: Recruitment Arc
Arc Number: 13
Anime Episodes: Episode 21 - Episode 25
Novel Chapters: Chapter 111 - Chapter 127
Webtoon Chapters: Chapter 90 - Chapter 107
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Overview

Ranked thirteenth in Solo Leveling, this segment follows the Return to Demon Castle events and leads into the Recruitment storyline. It spans roughly chapters 111 through 127 of the novel, chapters 90 through 107 of the webtoon, and episodes 21 through 25 of the anime. With his mother at last freed from Eternal Slumber, Jinwoo plans to skip the Jeju Island Raid and care for her. He reverses that decision once a monstrous ant surfaces mid-raid and begins cutting down S-Rank hunters in droves.

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Summary

The arc opens with the Korean and Japanese S-Rank hunters sizing each other up through a string of training bouts before the raid proper. Once the operation begins, the ants prove devastating: the Ant King slaughters figures such as Akari Shimizu, Kenzo Tanaka, Tatsumi Fujishima, Kei, Ippei Izawa, Goto Ryuji, Mari Ishida, and Min Byung-Gyu, while the Korean squad manages to kill the Ant Queen. Jinwoo finally confronts the Ant King directly and ends its rampage. A sprawling cast of Korean and Japanese hunters runs through the events, set across Jeju Island with developments also tied to the USA and China.

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Aftermath

During the fighting, Jinwoo's Critical Attack skill evolved into its final form, Mutilation, and he passed level 100. He raised the fallen Ant King as a shadow soldier named Beru, gaining one of his most powerful allies. With the boss dead, the Jeju Island S-Rank Gate was declared cleared.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What chapter of Solo Leveling is the Jeju Island arc?

The Jeju Island Arc spans roughly chapters 111 through 127 of the novel and chapters 90 through 107 of the webtoon. It is the thirteenth storyline of Solo Leveling, following the Return to Demon Castle Arc and leading into the Recruitment Arc.

Is the Jeju Island arc in the Solo Leveling anime?

Yes, the Jeju Island Arc is adapted in the Solo Leveling anime across episodes 21 through 25. It centers on the Jeju Island Raid against a monstrous ant.

Why didn't Jinwoo join the Jeju Island Raid at first?

With his mother at last freed from Eternal Slumber, Sung Jinwoo planned to skip the Jeju Island Raid and care for her. He reversed that decision once a monstrous ant surfaced mid-raid and began cutting down S-Rank hunters in droves.

What happens to the Ant King in the Jeju Island Arc?

In the Jeju Island Arc, the Ant King slaughters numerous S-Rank hunters before Sung Jinwoo confronts it directly and ends its rampage. Jinwoo then raises the fallen Ant King as a shadow soldier named Beru, gaining one of his most powerful allies.

What did Sung Jinwoo gain during the Jeju Island Arc?

During the Jeju Island Arc, Sung Jinwoo's Critical Attack skill evolved into its final form, Mutilation, and he passed level 100. He also raised the Ant King as the shadow soldier Beru, and the Jeju Island S-Rank Gate was declared cleared once the boss was dead.

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