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1 day ago | 
gamerant.com | Cathlyn Melo
Beru is a fan-favorite character in Solo Leveling, deserving his own spin-off series. The Ant King's origins need further exploration in a potential spin-off series. Beru's unique personality offers the perfect narrative potential for an entertaining spin-off series. In the world of Solo Leveling, Sung Jin-Woo takes center stage as the strongest hunter not just in Korea but in the rest of the world.
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1 day ago | 
gamerant.com | Cathlyn Melo
Arthur Leywin wakes up in an underdeveloped world, embracing familial love and learning about magic. Monarchy still governs the new world, weapons are freely used, posing threats to ordinary citizens. Ki is the source of power in the past world, while in the present world, humans use a mana core. The Beginning After the End’s debut episode throws the powerful King Grey into a mysterious world far different from his past world.
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4 days ago | 
gamerant.com | Cathlyn Melo
Sylvia's character design in the anime adaptation of TBATE differs greatly from the source material, making her nearly unrecognizable. The anime design emphasizes Sylvia's menacing and powerful appearance compared to the webcomic's more grounded and less over-the-top version. Fans find Sylvia's black armor form in the anime more horrifying but prefer the webcomic's dragon form for its regal and mystical look.
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4 days ago | 
gamerant.com | Cathlyn Melo
The Beginning After the End's anime adaptation skips crucial details about Sylvia's backstory and relationship with Arthur. The webcomic explains why Sylvia is on the outskirts of Elshire and her reasons for saving Arthur over the bandit mage. Sylvia's sacrifice and desire to be called "Grandma" by Arthur are crucial plot points not fully depicted in episode 3.
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5 days ago | 
gamerant.com | Cathlyn Melo
Pop Step's Leap quirk allows her to navigate urban areas but lacks super strength. Pop Step's intelligence and quick thinking bring value to the vigilante trio. Pop Step serves as the emotional anchor, perceiving and addressing her teammates' feelings. The first two episodes of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes highlight Koichi Haimawari’s speed, Knuckleduster’s brute strength, and Pop Step’s unique quirk.
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6 days ago | 
gamerant.com | Cathlyn Melo
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes is a prequel that offers a grittier, rawer perspective on the same universe. The story follows unlicensed heroes operating outside the law, exploring vigilante justice and darker themes. The timeline places Vigilantes 5–6 years before Deku's journey at U.A., featuring key timeline clues about All Might's health and the smuggling of Trigger. The events of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes take place in the same universe as My Hero Academia.
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6 days ago | 
gamerant.com | Cathlyn Melo
Jin-Woo used the party system with Esil Radiru, an experience-sharing feature in Solo Leveling. Fans think the party system holds untapped potential, possibly affecting other hunters as well. Ultimately, Solo Leveling seems to forget the party system after initially introducing and using it. The system in Solo Leveling is designed with reliable functions that steer Sung Jin-Woo's growth as he levels up, ensuring his survival at all costs.
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1 week ago | 
gamerant.com | Cathlyn Melo
Cha Hae-In is an S-rank hunter skilled in combat, while Lee Joo-Hee is a B-rank healer excelling in support roles. Joo-Hee is kind but vulnerable, while Hae-In is calm and determined, facing dangers head-on. Hae-In fights by Jin-Woo's side while Joo-Hee steps away, leading to a shift in their relationship. Lee Joo-Hee and Cha Hae-In are the cream of the crop when it comes to female hunters in Solo Leveling.
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1 week ago | 
gamerant.com | Cathlyn Melo
Cha Hae-In's feelings for Jin-Woo are more visible for the most part of Solo Leveling. Jin-Woo's focus on goals creates emotional distance with Hae-In. Hae-In's feelings may be one-sided, but they find love and comfort in each other. Solo Leveling is an action and fantasy series with a sprinkle of romance that lies in the chemistry between Cha Hae-In and Sung Jin-Woo.
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1 week ago | 
gamerant.com | Cathlyn Melo
The easiest way to trigger Koichi's anger is to insult his All Might hoodie. Koichi defends his All Might hoodie fiercely without fail. Koichi believes his hoodie is cool, despite criticism. As the title implies, My Hero Academia: Vigilantes centers on vigilantes as they fight evildoers outside the law. At the heart of My Hero Academia's spin-off series is Koichi Haimawari, an aspiring hero turned vigilante with a kind, considerate, and laid-back personality.
