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TheSolo Levelinganime has become a great hit. The original manhwa was already very popular because of its wonderful story and impressive drawing style, especially for action parts. These elements have been given life in the most amazing and visually stunning way by the direction of the anime.
Sota Furuhashi, the producer ofSolo Leveling, and Shunsuke Nakashige, the director, discussed the modifications that were necessary to transform the well-known manhwa into a highly popular anime series during a talk.
Why Were The Original Funny Expressions Removed From TheSolo LevelingAnime?
During the discussion withAnimate Times, Shunsuke Nakashige stated,
“I thought this work required the high-end visuals that are trending these days. Therefore, I tried to avoid cartoon-like expressions as much as possible, using compositions, colors, and shooting processing similar to live-action footage. However, this would inevitably take up too much time and energy, and the images themselves would become too heavy. It might even kill the flavor of each section. To reach a compromise, we had repeated discussions with the staff of each section at meetings and during the video checks.”
The director had already talked about changes toSolo Levelingin the special documentary,TheLeveling of Solo Leveling.
He said that because the manhwa’s pace was too fast for a direct adaptation, he needed to “add some extra meat into the story” so it could flow better.
Why Aniplex Was the Best Choice for theSolo LevelingAnime Adaptation
Jang Jung-Sook, who is the CEO of Redice Studio and does art forSolo Levelingwebcomic, saidAniplex has a “great production system”and this is why they picked them.
Taking inspiration from the webcomic, Redice, and A-1 Pictures made sure to closely work together for character design. Every single aspect of animation had to get approval from D&C Media which holds its rights.
Solo Leveling: Sung Jinwoo is No Match for Goku’s Ultra Instinct But His One Power Up Can Change the Tides in His Favor
The Crunchyroll documentaryshowed another aspect ofSolo Leveling‘s attention to detail through its director, Shunsuke Nakashige. He interviewed staff members and the original author, Chugong, to learn about the characters’ hidden actions that could happen in the story.
The careful approach towards every single character, even those with smaller roles, is a notable characteristic of the anime’s production.
The increase in importance given toHunter Cha Hae-in‘s part, which got lots of praise on social media platforms, illustrates this commitment to detail as some viewers believed her character was not prominent enough in the initial webcomic.
You can watchSolo LevelingonCrunchyroll.
Mudassir Kamran
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Mudassir Kamran works as an Anime Content Writer at FandomWire. He’s deeply passionate about anime and enjoys sharing his thoughts and reviews. One Piece holds a special place in his heart, and he often indulges in binge-watching sessions. Mudassir stays updated with the latest in the anime world and strives to provide insightful context to current happenings.
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