Summary
- Jin-Woo’s power surpasses S-Rank Hunters in South Korea, making him the strongest globally.
- Japanese and Korean Hunters prepare for the Jeju Island Raid, showcasing international strength.
- China and the USA have powerful Hunters, but Jin-Woo’s strength changes the balance completely.
The series Solo Leveling unequivocally showcases that Jin-Woo is steadily ascending towards becoming the most powerful hunter globally. His abilities far surpass other S-Rank Hunters in South Korea, elevating him above every other Korean Hunter domestically. However, the emergence of formidable Japanese Hunters raises questions about the international strength of Korean Hunters.
The eagerly awaited Jeju Island Raid is just around the corner; Korean and Japanese Hunters have united to vanquish their shared enemy. Japan’s top guild has promised to dispatch a multitude of S-Rank Hunters to the raid, among them is the formidable Goto Ryuji. Where does Jin-Woo and his comrades stand in the potent realm of Solo Leveling?
How Strong are South Korean Hunters?
I’ve got to say, South Korea boasts some seriously top-tier S-Rank hunters – Go Gun-Hee, Sung Il-Hwan, and Choi Jong-In are nothing short of phenomenal! However, when it comes to the rest of their hunter force, they don’t quite reach the same level as other nations. Prior to the Jeju Island Raid, South Korean and Japanese hunters squared off in numerous sparring matches. More often than not, the victories went to the Japanese side.
It’s accurate to say that South Korea maintains a significant global presence not just by national might, but significantly boosted by Jin-Woo. The influence of Jin-Woo alone propels the nation to a higher level compared to others. His guild is renowned as the strongest in the world, and he commands an army of shadow warriors numbering in the millions who stand ready under his command.
Other Countries That Are Extremely Strong
Japan

The Draw Sword Guild significantly bolstered Japan’s strength with their 11 elite S-Rank Hunters. However, during the Jeju Island Raid, they dispatched ten top Hunters, including their leader, Goto Ryuji. As a result, the guild suffered heavy casualties, reducing their S-Rank members to just four. The emergence of an S-Rank Gate in Tokyo added to Japan’s woes, forcing them to seek aid from other countries to combat the monsters. Once a formidable Asian powerhouse, Japan’s strength was significantly diminished due to these combined setbacks.
Notable Hunters
Goto Ryuji | S-Rank |
Reiji Sugimoto | S-Rank |
Kanae Tawata | S-Rank |
China

In the world of Manhwa, it’s no secret that China stands among the most powerful nations. This mighty country is governed by Liu Zhigang, an individual whose strength surpasses that of all of China combined. He is one of the elite National Level Hunters. Unlike other countries, China employs a unique ranking system. Their hunters are categorized from Grades 1 to 5, and Liu’s power is so immense that he has been given a Grade 7, a rarity even in China’s vast populace. Given the country’s large number of inhabitants, it wouldn’t be surprising if there were other S-Rank hunters within China’s borders.
Notable Hunters
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Liu Zhigang
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S-Rank (7 Star), #2 Ranked Hunter
USA

Prior to my encounter with Jin-Woo, it was undeniably the United States that held the most formidable presence globally. This strength was palpable through their far-reaching impact. The United States is home to two of the most powerful Hunters in this series, Thomas Andre and Christopher Reed. Both are esteemed members of the National Level Hunters, with Thomas even holding the #1 rank worldwide. As per the Manhwa, the U.S. boasts more S-Rank Hunters than any other nation. Their influence is so substantial that Hunters from other nations, such as Hwang Dong-Soo, have chosen to align themselves with them.
Notable Hunters
Thomas Andre | S-Rank, #1 Ranked Hunter |
Christopher Reed | S-Rank, #3 Ranked Hunter |
Hwang Dong-Soo | S-Rank |
Sung Jin-Woo Changes The Balance Completely

Without a doubt, Hunters like Liu and Thomas significantly enhance their nations’ might. However, Jin-Woo surpasses this level. Not only did he establish the most formidable guild globally, but his personal prowess outshines all others. His strength is so immense that it seems inappropriate to compare him to ordinary humans. Instead, his power rivals that of Monarchs and Rulers.
Experienced hunters such as Jong-In and Liu openly recognized his immense strength, whereas those like Dong-Soo and Thomas who confronted him suffered humiliating defeats. Jin-Woo’s power is so formidable that he fearlessly engages in battles worldwide to safeguard his loved ones.
“I’m going to protect my family,
Even if it means turning all the hunters in the world against me.”
– Jin-Woo, Chapter 148
As I eagerly anticipate the upcoming episodes, it feels like I’m on the cusp of witnessing Jin-Woo’s transformation into the mightiest! The battles ahead promise to pit him against adversaries that dwarf any challenges he’s encountered thus far. So, what strategic moves will he employ to navigate his path towards becoming unrivaled? Let’s find out together!
Solo Leveling is currently streaming on Crunchyroll.
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