Webtoons Similar To "Solo Leveling“ and “The Beginning After The End”?
Discussing and enlisting of the webtoons or mangas similar to Solo Leveling and the beginning after the end.
Suppose you are a webtoon lover and like to watch comic series. In that case, this article will be fantastic for you because I'm going to describe such webtoons similar to the two most famous webtoons that I've mentioned in my title, Solo Leveling and The Beginning After the End. But before describing identical to them, I think it might be great if I would give a little introduction about both of the mentioned webtoon series. So, let's talk about Solo Leveling and The Beginning After the end First.
Solo Leveling
Solo Leveling the story of the weakest Hunter who wants to become the strongest S-Rank Hunter. This was a Korean Web Novel which is written by Chugong. The Solo leveling series was serialized on a digital comic platform, Kakao’s, since July 25, 2016. This novel became very popular at that time, and due to this, it was later published by the most famous digital agency, D&C agency, under their papyrus label l since November 4, 2016. Till now, it has been published in two seasons. The first season was published on March 4, 2018, while the second was serialized on August 1, 2020.
D&C published it in three volumes while it became so popular that it was translated into many languages by its fans.
Now, let's move to talk about The Beginning After The End.
The Beginning After the End
The Beginning After the end is a Korean novel written by TurtleMe based on the same name while illustrated by Fuyuki23. Here is a summary of this novel below.
This novel is about King Grey, who has unrivaled strength, wealth, and prestige in a world governed by martial ability. The King gets a second chance in this story to relive his life by correcting the past mistakes and challenges while the world is in threat and questioning the reason for being born again.
So, I hope you'll get familiar with the main themes of both webcomic stories. Now, the step has come, so let's talk about Webtoons Like "Solo Leveling" and “The Beginning After The End.”
A Returner’s Magic Should Be Special
A Returner's Magic Should Be Special is first on our list because of the uniqueness described in the whole of the story. This webtoon series was pretty much about magic. The hero, Desir, went back to his magic academy nation's finest magic academy– Havrion when he returned to the past, thirteen years back.
When he returned to the past, the only three years remained in the worst catastrophic existence, the shadow world. Since it was the sixth attempt he fails, no hope for the world but suddenly came back to the past, and he has thirteen years to stop shadow world.
The concept described in the story is incredible and appreciated as it gives a lesson to humanity. Desir Arman, the last of six remaining survivors of mankind, met his precious friends of that time and together performed the previous fight against the shadow world.
Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint
This novel seems to be not so famous yet, but Solo Leveling’s reflection must be seen in this novel. As I am also a novel reader, but I can say that this novel can easily surpass the Solo Leveling. The thing which I found unique and amazing is the world-building in this story. It's just freaking amazing in this one.
This story starts and then sets in a post-apocalyptic world. When the story moves, it was as much amazing that I couldn't even blink an eye when I saw it.
Kim Dokja, the main character of the story, is trying to change the world and save the world, but he can’t just become the protagonist. This left a curiosity in the people so that it will live for the next ten years.
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Tomb Raider King
Tomb raider King is a story that has found a similar concept with the Beginning after the end and Solo Leveling. In this story, each of the characters performs great in his role. The characters performed funny roles, great identical artwork, and Tomb Raider King lives up to expectations.
The relics are stolen from Tombs over the world, and the Tomb Raider is on a mission to rob all of the relics that have been stolen. This story is all about Tomb Rader's journey that how he rob and get back these stolen relics to Tombs over the world.
Conclusion
Solo Leveling, as well as The Beginning After The End both stories, have an individual identity to the webcomic world. Still, some of the stories sometimes have a similar concept to other stories. These two stories also have similar main concepts with some stories. I've described some of the above. You can check, find and enjoy these stories.
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