Where to watch solo leveling in the US? In the US, Solo Leveling streams on Crunchyroll and the Crunchyroll Amazon Channel, both with two seasons in HD, according to the title page. Season 1 has 12 episodes, premiered January 5, 2024, and Season 2 has 13 episodes, concluding March 30, 2025.
The Short Answer: Crunchyroll
Unlike some anime in this series, Solo Leveling is not spread across a dozen services in this US check. Crunchyroll and its Amazon Channel are the streaming homes named, which makes the choice simple: if you want to stream both seasons, start there.
If you prefer to buy the series, the title page also lists Fandango at Home, Amazon Video and the Apple TV Store, each with two seasons. For the full background, see our complete Solo Leveling title page.
That focused availability is helpful for new viewers, because there is no need to compare long lists of services or to wonder whether a season is split across platforms. Both seasons are named together on the same services.
Both Seasons in Order
Watch Season 1 first, then Season 2. Season 1 introduces Sung Jinwoo, the weakest hunter, who gains the power to level up alone after a deadly dungeon, and Season 2 continues his rise as he takes on stronger gates, enemies and responsibilities.
The two seasons together make 25 episodes, so the full run so far is short enough to finish in a few sittings, but long enough to build a clear arc from Jinwoo’s first steps to his later battles.
Because the show is built around progression, watching in order matters. Each season raises the stakes, and the impact of later fights depends on seeing how far Jinwoo has come, from a hunter who could barely survive a dungeon to one who commands attention wherever he appears.
Season 1 works as an introduction to the world of hunters, gates and guilds, while Season 2 expands that world and tests Jinwoo against opponents who would have been impossible for him at the start. Watching them back to back makes that growth feel earned rather than sudden.
The Movie Recap and Dubs
Any movie recap version is a separate listing, and its availability is not stated on this title page, so we are not asserting a service for a recap film here. If you are looking for a recap, search for its exact title and check its own listing rather than assuming it sits on Crunchyroll alongside the series.
Dub release information is likewise not stated on this title page, so check Crunchyroll’s audio and subtitle menu for the episodes you want to watch. Dub availability can vary by episode and by region, so confirm before you start a season.
That check is worth doing at the start, because switching between sub and dub part-way through a season can change how familiar the voices sound, especially in a show where Jinwoo’s growth is carried by his voice performance as well as the action.
If you prefer dubbed anime, confirm that the dub covers the full season you plan to watch, not just the first few episodes, before you settle in for a long run.
Watch Tips
Before you subscribe, search for Solo Leveling on Crunchyroll and confirm that both seasons are listed in full, because availability can change. If you use the Amazon Channel version, check the same episode count there, and note which season you are starting.
For another anime with a focused, action-driven run, see our complete Death Note title page.
For the full series guide, cast and trailer, see our complete Solo Leveling title page.
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