Solo Leveling: Ragnarok Ends After a Long Hiatus (But It’s Not What You Think) – GoGoSpoiler Anime

Solo Leveling: Ragnarok Ends After a Long Hiatus (But It’s Not What You Think)


Solo Leveling: Ragnarok recently made its long-awaited comeback on Tapas, though this return highlights the English translation of Daul’s original novel rather than the manhwa. Debuting initially in 2023 via KakaoPage in South Korea before arriving on Tapas the following year, this official spin-off quickly captured a massive international fanbase, fueled by the staggering success of Chugong’s foundational masterpiece. Tapas kicked off the novel’s international serialization in January 2024, followed a few months later in October by the English release of the manhwa adaptation, illustrated by Jin.

Following the conclusion of the Korean version of the novel in July 2025, the English translation maintained a steady schedule with updates every three days. However, after dropping Chapter 318 in September 2025, Tapas placed the novel on an indefinite hiatus. Despite the story being very near its finish line, publishers offered no explanation for the prolonged pause. Fortunately, the wait ended on August 12th, 2026, when the platform dropped all remaining chapters simultaneously. Fans can now experience the complete narrative in English while eagerly awaiting the return of the manhwa.

When Will Solo Leveling: Ragnarok Manhwa Return?

Solo Leveling Ragnarok Suho
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The comic adaptation entered an indefinite hiatus this past January following the finale of its second season. While webtoons typically take breaks lasting half a year or longer between arcs—with timelines resting largely on the creators rather than publishing houses—the delay between the first two seasons was only about two months in South Korea, though Tapas took a bit longer to license the second installment.

The primary driver behind Season 3’s extended absence is a major creative shift: lead artist Jin has stepped down to fulfill his mandatory military service. Because this service typically spans 18 to 21 months, waiting for his return wasn’t feasible for the publishers, prompting them to bring in a replacement artist. While an official return date remains under wraps, industry watchers anticipate an announcement before the year concludes.

What’s Next For Solo Leveling: Ragnarok?

Solo Leveling Ragnarok
Image Courtesy of Kakao Entertainment

Even though the manhwa’s comeback date is still unconfirmed, its English physical release kicked off on July 21st, 2026. Yen Press has made both digital and print purchasing options available through its website. Additional releases are already mapped out, with volume two dropping in October and volume three slated for January. Despite spanning three volumes already, the manhwa still has a tremendous amount of ground to cover.

Meanwhile, the source novel has wrapped up entirely, though producers have yet to announce an anime adaptation for the spin-off. Centering on Sung Jinwoo’s son, Suho, the action-packed narrative is brimming with high-stakes combat and surprising twists. Given the immense footprint of the franchise, a television adaptation would undoubtedly prove to be a massive commercial hit.




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