Reviews - Solo Leveling VOL 10 - Manga Adaptation

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Solo Leveling VOL 10 - Manga Adaptation

ParkSon Choi

4.47 AVERAGE

deaudra's review against another edition

5.0

adventurous emotional mysterious tense fast-paced

vernip's review against another edition

4.0

adventurous fast-paced

Plot or Character Driven: A mix

Strong character development: No

Loveable characters: Complicated

Diverse cast of characters: Yes

Flaws of characters a main focus: Yes

Big burly giants have been conquered and our main character goes to confront their boss...only to find him trussed up in chains due to even MORE nefarious forces. But since our bro is no dummy, he "politely" declines the big dude's offer for help if the cost is freeing this behemoth into the real world. Logistically, wouldn't make sense either since what's he going to use as a toilet anyway?

Regardless, everyone's praising Jinwoo as he is the savior of the world from another seemingly unstoppable threat. Other nations take notice tho and try to be thorns in his side.
To point fingers, America.

Even tho our Korean golden boy is invited to a big-time dungeon buster summit in the USAh, somebody with a grudge (seriously, I'm struggling to remember what random adventure this dude is referring to with him trying to avenge his brother) kidnaps his only IRL minion and beats him up real bad. Jinwoo retaliates and that in turn prompts this crazy, lion-haired American to flex on the main character. Could just be territorial dispute, could be he's been itching to fight Jinwoo for a long time, could be his powers stem from some primal evil, but either way, Thomas gonna fight our boi in the next one.