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Crowned the King of Giants and styled the Monarch of the Beginning, Legia served as the hidden boss tucked behind the Tokyo S-Rank Gate. Seized long ago by the Rulers, he was eventually slain by Sung Jinwoo.

Debut: Chapter 174 (novel), Chapter 137 (webtoon)
Gender: Male
Hangul: 레기아
Status: Deceased
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Appearance

Roughly twice the bulk of an ordinary adult, Legia carried a heavily muscled body washed in bluish-gray skin. Long, unkempt black hair spilled around a scraggly beard, and his eyes glowed a fierce red. He wore almost nothing, just a single long loincloth of tattered white cloth.

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Personality

A peculiar sense of humor marked Legia, who burst into deranged laughter the moment he realized a fellow Monarch had finally tracked him down. He was cunning to match, very nearly fooling Jinwoo into freeing him from his prison.

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Abilities

After the Absolute Being was cast out and killed, the Rulers captured Legia and held him fast with mana-absorbing chains. Eons on, planning to saturate the human world with mana before their rematch against the Monarchs, the Rulers buried a single essence stone within his neck from behind, which woke in him a bloodlust aimed at humanity. They later handed him an exit, opening a Tokyo S-Rank Gate through which Jinwoo arrived to face him. Overjoyed at the chance for freedom, Legia pledged to stand with Jinwoo in the war ahead and tied them together with a spell that barred either from lying, adding that he could never be turned into a shadow soldier because he was a spiritual organism with no flesh-and-blood form. Jinwoo, far warier than expected, found the stone planted at the base of his neck. Exposed, Legia struck out, but Jinwoo slipped every attack and took his head off with one blow, scattering his body into shards of light and clearing the gate. Among the nine Monarchs and as King of Giants, he commanded immense physical strength, the lie-forbidding Pledge of Trust, the power to create gates, and Spiritual Body Manifestation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Legia in Solo Leveling?

Legia is crowned the King of Giants and styled the Monarch of the Beginning. He served as the hidden boss tucked behind the Tokyo S-Rank Gate.

What happened to Legia in Solo Leveling?

After Legia tried to trick Sung Jinwoo into freeing him, Jinwoo found the essence stone planted at the base of his neck. When Legia struck out, Jinwoo slipped every attack and took his head off with one blow, scattering his body into shards of light.

What are Legia's abilities?

As King of Giants and one of the nine Monarchs, Legia commanded immense physical strength, the lie-forbidding Pledge of Trust, the power to create gates, and Spiritual Body Manifestation.

Why could Legia not be turned into a shadow soldier?

Legia claimed he could never be turned into a shadow soldier because he was a spiritual organism with no flesh-and-blood form.

How did the Rulers use Legia?

After capturing Legia, the Rulers held him with mana-absorbing chains, then buried an essence stone in the back of his neck to wake a bloodlust aimed at humanity. They later opened a Tokyo S-Rank Gate as his exit, through which Jinwoo arrived to face him.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Solo Leveling anime series, the original web novel and webtoon, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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