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Solo Leveling Figures — learn more
This collection brings together Solo Leveling figures in PVC, from Sung Jinwoo to the shadows he has subdued. Chugong's manhwa, adapted into an anime in 2024, has established a highly recognizable aesthetic: black, purple, and silhouettes emerging from the ground.
The Monarch and his army
Sung Jinwoo occupies the center of the range, and sculptors depict him at two moments in his journey: the hunter in a midnight blue coat, two daggers in hand, and the Shadow Monarch in armor. Around him come his shadows — Igris, the blood-red knight who was his first soldier, and Beru, the ant king who became his most loyal.
A palette that changes everything on a shelf
This is the particularity of this license: where most series play with bright colors, Solo Leveling works with matte black, translucent purple, and electric blue. These pieces therefore stand out in a dark display case, where others get lost — and conversely, they require grazing light to reveal their relief.
What you will find in this collection
By character. Sung Jinwoo as a hunter and as the Shadow Monarch, Igris the red knight, Beru the ant king.
By format. Hand-painted display statues, pieces 20 cm and larger, decorated bases. The chibi versions have their own section.
Frequently asked questions
Is Solo Leveling a manga?
It's a manhwa — a Korean comic, read from left to right and published in color, in a scrolling format. The animated adaptation, however, is produced in Japan.
Which figure should I choose to start?
Sung Jinwoo, without hesitation: he's the silhouette everyone identifies. Igris and Beru make sense next to him, as the two shadows that accompany him most often.
Do I need to have read the manhwa to appreciate these pieces?
No. The design is enough: a blood-red armor, a black four-armed creature, a man in a coat. These are sculptures that stand on their own.
Also explore: our complete manga figures, our chibi figures, and our guide for displaying and maintaining your figures.








