Solo Leveling: 8 Characters Killed By Sung Jinwoo

Sung Jinwoo is the main character of Solo Leveling, which is why he is unquestionably the main selling point of the series. Jinwoo obtained an incredible amount of strength after surviving the Double Dungeon. Upon becoming the Player, Jinwoo understood that it was the start of a new life for him.

He also found that he had infinite potential, meaning he could keep growing stronger forever. The easiest way to do so was by fighting powerful enemies. As a result, Jinwoo has been involved in many battles throughout the series, and a lot of the time he has had to kill his enemies.

8

Kim Chul

Kim Chul was an A-rank hunter who was trapped inside a secret dungeon with Jinwoo and the others. He was extremely arrogant, and he only cared about himself. Then it became clear that they were trapped inside the gate. Kim Chul decided to take the lead and tried to shepherd everyone. Since he valued strength over everything else, those who were deemed weak were left behind, including Jinwoo.

Kim Chul thought it was a wise move, but he unknowingly led his group to slaughter. After causing multiple deaths, he ran away in fear. Eventually, he headed back and found himself staring at Jinwoo’s party. Seeing them alive and well triggered him, and as a result, he charged with a sword, with the intention of killing them. However, Jinwoo was on the scene, and he stabbed him subsequently. The hero raised Kim Chul as a shadow soldier and called him Iron.

7

Hwang Dongsoo

Hwang Dongsoo was an elitist who awakened as an S-rank Hunter. This fueled his ego, and he became even more obnoxious. Dongsoo believed that his strength gave him the right to do anything he wanted. The Hunter was partially right, as his country treated him as a valuable asset. However, he eventually moved to America, where he joined Thomas Andre’s guild.

When Dongsoo learned about his brother’s death, he swore to exact revenge on the person responsible. So, he waited for the right moment, and eventually, he went after Yoo Jinho, who was far weaker than him. When Jinwoo came to know about Dongsoo’s actions, he beat him to a pulp and killed him.

6

Beru

Beru, also known as the Ant King, was the main antagonist of the Jeju Island raid. Minutes after being born, Beru began decimating all Hunters who had gathered on the island. His bloodshed was so immense that Hunters could sense it from far away. The Japanese Hunters, in particular, got the short end of the stick as Beru wiped out most of them, including Goto Ryuji. The Korean Hunters suffered only one casualty, as Jinwoo arrived to bail them out.

Beru’s immense strength and speed couldn’t do anything against the hero, who was in complete control of the fight. The only time Jinwoo’s life was under threat was when he was poisoned. Beru tried to take advantage, but the System cleared all the toxins from Jinwoo’s body. Once Jinwoo regained composure, Beru didn’t stand a chance. Ultimately, Beru fell to Jinwoo and was subsequently raised as a Shadow Soldier.

5

Hwang Dongsuk

Hwang Dongsuk was the younger brother of one of Korea’s most infamous hunters, Dongsoo. For this reason, he was overly confident, and he believed himself to be untouchable, which is why he often engaged in immoral activities, including killing people.

Hwang Dongsuk would probably never have been caught if Jinwoo hadn’t joined the raid party. When Dongsuk’s team had nearly wrapped up stealing resources, they decided to kill Jinwoo and tie up all those ends. However, they had no idea that Jinwoo was in a league of his own, and in the blink of an eye, Jinwoo eradicated all the enemies, including Hwang Dongsuk.

4

Baruka

Baruka was an ice elf whom Jinwoo fought in the Red Gate Arc. He was an egotistical maniac who derived joy from killing human beings. Throughout the arc, Baruka kept boasting about how he was superior to human beings in terms of strength and how his skill was on a completely different level from theirs.

But unlike other magical beasts, Baruka was intelligent and capable of dialogue. When he saw Jinwoo, he was instantly able to figure out that the hero was not an ordinary person. Not long afterward, the two engaged in a fight, and Jinwoo emerged as the victor. Baruka lay dead, so Jinwoo tried to use his necromancy to raise the ice elf as a shadow soldier, but it failed, robbing the hero of a potentially powerful ally.

3

Kargalgan

Kargalgan was a high orc shaman who was deeply feared by his underlings as a shaman. Kargalgan had access to numerous powerful spells that could eviscerate his opponents in the blink of an eye. When the humans in the raiding party saw the shaman’s power in action, they were struck by fear; only Jinwoo was intrepid.

First, he sent out the orcs to fight, but the protagonist summoned his shadows, who were able to deal with the enemies without too many problems. This prompted Kargalgan to enter the fray. But none of his magic could do the trick, as Jinwoo had a response for all of them. Ultimately, Kargalgan was beaten and turned into a shadow soldier called Tusk.

2

Baran

Baran was the final boss of the Demon Castle. He was actually a copy of the monarch of the same name that was designed by the architect to test Jinwoo’s strength. Baran was aggressive, which is why he immediately attacked Jinwoo when the latter entered his vicinity. Unsurprisingly, the fight was very one-sided, and it looked like Jinwoo would meet his end. But Esil Radu created a big distraction that caught Baran’s attention, giving Jinwoo the opportunity to finish off his opponent. The hero didn’t waste any time and delivered a lethal blow to Baran.

1

Igris

The red blood commander Igris was the standout enemy in the first season of Solo Leveling. As soon as the fight started, it became clear that Jinwoo was at a disadvantage. Igris had him on the ropes for a significant period, and it looked like Jinwoo wouldn’t be able to pull off a win.

But after spending some time analyzing his opponent, the hero finally got the upper hand and managed to beat Igris. It was a hard-fought victory, so Jinwoo knew that he had to make Igris a part of his ensemble. Naturally, he used his unique power to raise Egress from the dead and turn him into a loyal shadow soldier.