Solo Leveling Officially Sets Crunchyroll Streaming Record With Top 10 List

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Solo Leveling has somehow made staying power look like another stat to max out. According to FlixPatrol’s September 25, 2026 tracking, the anime has now appeared in the U.S. Crunchyroll Top 10 for 375 days, reaching No. 7 on the daily chart. That does not mean Crunchyroll itself has announced a formal “375-day record,” but within FlixPatrol’s tracked U.S. Top 10 data, the milestone is extraordinary.

More importantly, the streak shows that the series has remained visible long after either of its seasons finished airing, turning Sung Jinwoo’s rise from weakest Hunter to global anime phenomenon into something far bigger than a seasonal hit.

Solo Leveling’s 375-Day Streak Is Almost Untouchable

This image features Sung Jin-woo, the main protagonist of the Solo Leveling manhwa and anime series and the image depicts a dramatic scene from the series, likely emphasizing his high-rank status or abilitiesSung Jinwoo (Shadow Monarch) from Solo Leveling. [Credit: D&C Media]

FlixPatrol’s chart measures the daily Top 10 most popular movies and TV shows on Crunchyroll in the United States, with the current page identifying its overall ranking as being sourced from Amazon Channels. The number beside Solo Leveling represents its accumulated days appearing in that Top 10, not 375 consecutive days at No. 1. On September 25, it sat at No. 7 while reaching 375 days; the previous day showed 374.

This is best described as a record-setting longevity milestone in FlixPatrol’s tracked U.S. Crunchyroll Top 10 data. Well, in a way, for fans this is almost similar to reading an official Crunchyroll-certified record. Solo Leveling had already reached 300 tracked days by June 25 and 355 by August 29, meaning its visibility did not simply survive the post-season lull. It kept climbing through the summer.

The timing makes the achievement even more striking. Season 1 premiered in January 2024, while Season 2, Arise from the Shadow, began in January 2025 and concluded with Episode 25 in March. Crunchyroll’s own coverage confirms that the second season followed the original 12-episode season and expanded Jinwoo’s transformation into the Shadow Monarch.

And the franchise has plenty of receipts beyond a third-party chart. Solo Leveling won Anime of the Year, Best New Series, Best Action, Best Main Character for Sung Jinwoo, Best Score, Best Ending Sequence, and multiple voice-performance awards at the 2025 Crunchyroll Anime Awards. It also won Best Animation and Best Action Anime at the 2026 Crunchyroll Anime Awards.

Solo Leveling Gears Up with Beyond the System Movie Before Season 3

The next step is not Season 3. At least not yet. Solo Leveling: Beyond the System is officially in production as a theatrical continuation of Season 2. Crunchyroll and Aniplex announced the movie at Anime Expo 2026, confirming that it will continue Sung Jinwoo’s story after Arise from the Shadow. A-1 Pictures is returning, with Crunchyroll, Aniplex, Netmarble, D&C Media, and Kakao Piccoma involved in production.

Beyond the System does not appear to be another recap movie like Solo Leveling: ReAwakening. It is positioned as the next chapter of the anime’s ongoing story, making whatever happens in the film part of the narrative Jinwoo carries forward. Season 2 brought Jinwoo through the Jeju Island crisis and his battle with the Ant King, Beru, while simultaneously pushing the larger conflict involving the Monarchs and Rulers closer to the surface. By this stage, Jinwoo has reached the point where his existence itself is becoming tied to the enormous supernatural conflict behind the System.

Jinwoo has the overwhelming power of the Shadow Monarch, but the world around him is only beginning to understand what he has become. His growing reputation among Hunters, the consequences of his increasingly visible abilities, and the mysteries surrounding the System all create natural territory for a feature-length continuation. That means Beyond the System could potentially serve as a cinematic transition into some of the story’s biggest revelations.

However, the specific manhwa arc or chapters the movie will adapt have not been officially announced, so those connections remain informed possibilities rather than confirmed plot details. There is currently no officially announced release date for the movie, and no confirmed Season 3 release date. The official anime website simply lists Beyond the System as a newly announced theatrical project.

That makes the movie particularly interesting for the franchise’s momentum. Rather than letting Jinwoo’s story disappear between television seasons, Solo Leveling is moving its next chapter onto the big screen.

Are you excited for the upcoming Solo Leveling movie? Comment below!

Solo Leveling (Seasons 1 and 2) is available on Crunchyroll.

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