You can watch the Solo Leveling anime primarily on major legal streaming platforms, with Crunchyroll as the main home for the series right now.

Quick Scoop: Where to Watch Solo Leveling

  • Crunchyroll – This is the main platform for Solo Leveling worldwide.
* Subbed and dubbed episodes available.
* Seasons 1 and 2 are on-demand, so you can binge instead of waiting weekly.

* You can watch with ads on a free account in some regions, or go Premium for ad‑free HD streaming and early access.
  • Crunchyroll via other apps – If your TV doesn’t have a Crunchyroll button, you can still watch through:
    • Amazon Prime Video – Crunchyroll Channel (requires a Crunchyroll‑type add‑on subscription).
* **YouTube / YouTube TV – Crunchyroll channel integrations** in some regions, again tied to a Crunchyroll subscription.

* **Roku Channel** with a linked subscription.
  • Buy / own the episodes – If you prefer to purchase instead of stream by subscription:
    • Fandango at Home sells individual episodes or full seasons (you can buy the entire season at a discount vs. per‑episode pricing).
* Available as digital purchase on **Apple TV** , **Amazon Video** , and **Fandango at Home**.

* Physical **DVD/Blu‑ray** releases exist via retailers like Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and others.

Regional notes and “is it on Netflix?”

  • Availability shifts by country, but the consistent official answer so far has been Crunchyroll first , with regional variations in partner platforms.
  • Some guides describe ways to watch via Netflix in specific regions or via VPN‑type setups , but those methods depend heavily on time and location and may change or violate terms of service.
  • To check your exact country, sites like JustWatch have country selectors that show whether Solo Leveling is on any local services besides Crunchyroll.

A quick viewing example

If you’re in a typical region where Crunchyroll operates:

  1. Create a free Crunchyroll account (or start the 7‑day free trial for Premium, if available in your area).
  1. Search for “Solo Leveling” in the app or on the website.
  2. Start with Season 1 Episode 1 and choose sub or dub depending on your preference.

You can then continue Season 2 on the same platform, and keep an eye out there for any Season 3 news and drops.

Important note about “free anime sites”

You’ll see lots of links on forums and videos pointing to random third‑party anime sites that claim Solo Leveling is “free.”

Many of these:

  • Operate in a legally gray or outright illegal way.
  • Are loaded with aggressive ads, scam pop‑ups, and fake virus warnings.

For safety and to support the creators, it’s best to stick to official services such as Crunchyroll and its licensed partners.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.