Despite sweeping the Anime Awards, this series may not have a sequel until at least 2028

- September 15, 2025
- Updated: September 15, 2025 at 12:23 PM

On October 13, fans of Solo Leveling were eagerly anticipating the Aniplex Online Fest, where new information about the third season of the series was promised. However, the complete lack of information about the acclaimed anime has generated growing dismay among followers, who fear that there will be no short-term release.
Solo Leveling doesn’t seem to convince those involved
During the event, other franchises like Madoka Magica, Demon Slayer, and Fate dominated the announcements, leaving Solo Leveling in the background. Expectations were affected by recent statements from Atsushi Kaneko, the director of the anime, who highlighted the difficult economic situation faced by the A-1 studio, responsible for the production. This scenario suggests that new episodes may not arrive in the near future, with some rumors even mentioning a possible wait until 2028.
The A-1 studio has recorded significant financial losses during the first quarter of the year, leading many to question the future of the series. Fans have been called upon to support the studio and ensure the production of new episodes. In this context, the possible arrival of the company Netmarble has been mentioned as a factor that could improve the studio’s financial situation, although the production process would be long and costly.
The complexity and high level of animation required for Solo Leveling are factors to consider, as the studio is already facing difficulties in maintaining the required production pace. While some speculate that bad news is on the horizon, the fans’ desire for a third season to be confirmed remains strong, although, for now, uncertainty reigns regarding its future.
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