Solo Leveling Episode 1: I’m Used to It

Manga chapter 1-4

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

9.5

56 Fans

5star
4star
3star
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Solo Leveling Episode 1: I’m Used to It

Manga chapter 1-4

Canon/HIGH
Prev: EPNext: EP 2

OSHIMETER

9.5

56 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

santaclauss's avatar
santaclauss
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Jin-woo is a young man who works as a dungeon hunter to support his family. Nicknamed "humanity's weakest soldier," Jin-woo must fight every day to survive in the dungeons and avoid getting too hurt. One day, along with a raiding party, he stumbles upon a dungeon that hides a deadly secret. Will Jin-woo and his team be able to escape alive?

If you enjoy well-animated battles, powerful monsters, and strong, eccentric characters, this anime is for you.

naomivibar30's avatar
naomivibar30
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I liked the introduction sa mga Hunters dito, the concept and what hunters can do. At ang angas ng animation effects then ang graphics, napaka modern. It's actually started slow after dun sa brief intro but understandable cuz it's a build up episode nga. Ang settings and vibe dun sa double dungeon medyo creepy tagala, 9/10 for me.

oofitsoz's avatar
oofitsoz
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As someone who is sometimes hyper aware of how pacing can be in anime, the first episode did a fairly decent job in building up the narrative and to set the tone for the show as well as how Sung Jinwoo is portrayed in the beginning before he solo levels

ruban's avatar
ruban
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This episode really hits differently when you see how much of a struggle it was for Jinwoo just to survive the easy stuff on his world. A-1 Pictures did a great job setting up the sad reality of being an E-Rank in a world of monsters.
jucatt's avatar
jucatt
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Ep1 is misleading at first. It seems typical, but the double dungeon changes everything. The giant statue creates a sense of grandeur and makes Jin’s entire team feel useless. It starts off a bit slow, but the ending is shocking.
sakurablossom's avatar
sakurablossom
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I adored the manhwa drawing style for this one, and was rather eager to see how the animation would look, and safe to say DID NOT disappoint. What’s cool is how the show doesn’t try to sugarcoat Jinwoo's struggles.
battycake's avatar
battycake
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SO good!! It takes you into the world of the characters right away. Action packed, suspenseful, beautiful animation.. Right away you're absorbed into it all. What more could you want. Perfect for fantasy lovers. Highly recommend!!
dashni0702's avatar
dashni0702
VerifiedVerified
Honestly, it starts a bit slow, but it builds the world nicely and gets intense later. Sung Jin-Woo feels relatable as the weakest hunter, and the animation is clean. The dungeon scenes create real tension, and that cliffhanger ending definitely makes you want to watch more!!!!
itsmemaku's avatar
itsmemaku
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Yeah… I get the hype now. I walked in thinking “another OP fantasy?”—nah, this ain’t that. Seeing Jinwoo struggle with a basic goblin while I’m out here just trying to pay bills? Relatable. Slow burn then boom—instant dread. That ending? Nah bro, I’m locked in. Watch it.
matiasbaskerville's avatar
matiasbaskerville
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AWESOME! I can't say anything else about this anime, and this episode proves it. What's coming is incredible, the animation is spectacular, and this mix of magic and darkness keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time.
damsunshine's avatar
damsunshine
VerifiedVerified
The anime adaptation didn’t really disappoint and was pretty satisfying. The added scenes that were not in the manhwa felt interesting, and the earlier appearance of important characters builds curiosity, especially for non readers. The art style looks good for me.
razielkainkiller's avatar
razielkainkiller
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Jin-Woo shows us this RPG style world isn't all glitz and glamour. Your rank is for life and it's ALL that matters to hunters. Bloody and gritty this episode might be the last dungeon for lowly E-Rank Jin-Woo and crew. Monsters, hidden evils, and death...isn't just a game, right?
jeysxjeys's avatar
jeysxjeys
VerifiedVerified
It’s a strong first episode. First episode, and yet it already delivers action-packed scenes, and the pacing makes it feel tense. It also gives justice to the manhwa. And they make a good introduction to the characters.
wersly80's avatar
wersly80
sung jin woo fight with the demon monrch baran
noemigonzalez's avatar
noemigonzalez
Once I watched the first episode, I couldn't help wanting to watch the next one, despite the horror it conveys. The desperate situation the characters are in is hard to watch, but at the same time the plot is incredibly exciting.
cinnianightshade's avatar
cinnianightshade
Episode 1 is a gripping, atmospheric introduction that sets the stage for a brutal rise from the bottom. It’s tense, emotionally grounded, and confident in its worldbuilding—an excellent start that makes you eager (and anxious) to see what comes next.
elcruz20's avatar
elcruz20
Jin-Woo is the weakest E-rank hunter, mocked as "Humanity's Weakest" for his frail body and lack of combat prowess, yet he conquers in raids to fund his mother’s hospital bills and sister’s education. Despite constant injuries requiring healer aid, he shows remarkable resilience.
glai_0910's avatar
glai_0910
A strong introduction to Jin-Woo’s weak but determined character. The dungeon raid felt intense and mysterious. The animation quality immediately stands out. The double dungeon twist was shocking. It perfectly sets the dark tone of the series.
animeroshi's avatar
animeroshi
A brutal opener. The double dungeon reveal flips a routine raid into pure nightmare fuel. The stillness before the statues move is masterfully tense. Episode 1 makes weakness feel real, and survival feel earned. Great adaptation indeed to the manwha! Animation is crisp and great.
cstevens99's avatar
cstevens99
This pilot perfectly set up the world and made it clear to understand without being an information overload. Jin-Woo's journey has barely started, but it's an intriguing one. Although he's weak, he might be what the team needs to make it out of this situation alive. I'm hooked!

EPISODE CONTEXT

As the first of twelve episodes, 'I'm Used to It' is pure foundation—establishing the Gate system, hunter ranks, and Jin-Woo's position at the absolute bottom of the power hierarchy. It introduces the core cast and drops them into a dungeon run that directly feeds into episode two, 'If I Had One More Chance,' where the consequences of this expedition begin to reshape Jin-Woo's trajectory. Everything here is setup by design, calibrated to make the season's coming escalation hit harder.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

As the first of twelve episodes, 'I'm Used to It' is pure foundation—establishing the Gate system, hunter ranks, and Jin-Woo's position at the absolute bottom of the power hierarchy. It introduces the core cast and drops them into a dungeon run that directly feeds into episode two, 'If I Had One More Chance,' where the consequences of this expedition begin to reshape Jin-Woo's trajectory. Everything here is setup by design, calibrated to make the season's coming escalation hit harder.

QUICK TAKES

santaclauss's avatar
santaclauss
VerifiedVerified
Jin-woo is a young man who works as a dungeon hunter to support his family. Nicknamed "humanity's weakest soldier," Jin-woo must fight every day to survive in the dungeons and avoid getting too hurt. One day, along with a raiding party, he stumbles upon a dungeon that hides a deadly secret. Will Jin-woo and his team be able to escape alive?

If you enjoy well-animated battles, powerful monsters, and strong, eccentric characters, this anime is for you.

naomivibar30's avatar
naomivibar30
VerifiedVerified

I liked the introduction sa mga Hunters dito, the concept and what hunters can do. At ang angas ng animation effects then ang graphics, napaka modern. It's actually started slow after dun sa brief intro but understandable cuz it's a build up episode nga. Ang settings and vibe dun sa double dungeon medyo creepy tagala, 9/10 for me.

oofitsoz's avatar
oofitsoz
VerifiedVerified

As someone who is sometimes hyper aware of how pacing can be in anime, the first episode did a fairly decent job in building up the narrative and to set the tone for the show as well as how Sung Jinwoo is portrayed in the beginning before he solo levels

ruban's avatar
ruban
VerifiedVerified
This episode really hits differently when you see how much of a struggle it was for Jinwoo just to survive the easy stuff on his world. A-1 Pictures did a great job setting up the sad reality of being an E-Rank in a world of monsters.
jucatt's avatar
jucatt
VerifiedVerified
Ep1 is misleading at first. It seems typical, but the double dungeon changes everything. The giant statue creates a sense of grandeur and makes Jin’s entire team feel useless. It starts off a bit slow, but the ending is shocking.
sakurablossom's avatar
sakurablossom
VerifiedVerified
I adored the manhwa drawing style for this one, and was rather eager to see how the animation would look, and safe to say DID NOT disappoint. What’s cool is how the show doesn’t try to sugarcoat Jinwoo's struggles.
battycake's avatar
battycake
VerifiedVerified
SO good!! It takes you into the world of the characters right away. Action packed, suspenseful, beautiful animation.. Right away you're absorbed into it all. What more could you want. Perfect for fantasy lovers. Highly recommend!!
dashni0702's avatar
dashni0702
VerifiedVerified
Honestly, it starts a bit slow, but it builds the world nicely and gets intense later. Sung Jin-Woo feels relatable as the weakest hunter, and the animation is clean. The dungeon scenes create real tension, and that cliffhanger ending definitely makes you want to watch more!!!!
itsmemaku's avatar
itsmemaku
VerifiedVerified
Yeah… I get the hype now. I walked in thinking “another OP fantasy?”—nah, this ain’t that. Seeing Jinwoo struggle with a basic goblin while I’m out here just trying to pay bills? Relatable. Slow burn then boom—instant dread. That ending? Nah bro, I’m locked in. Watch it.
matiasbaskerville's avatar
matiasbaskerville
VerifiedVerified
AWESOME! I can't say anything else about this anime, and this episode proves it. What's coming is incredible, the animation is spectacular, and this mix of magic and darkness keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time.
damsunshine's avatar
damsunshine
VerifiedVerified
The anime adaptation didn’t really disappoint and was pretty satisfying. The added scenes that were not in the manhwa felt interesting, and the earlier appearance of important characters builds curiosity, especially for non readers. The art style looks good for me.
razielkainkiller's avatar
razielkainkiller
VerifiedVerified
Jin-Woo shows us this RPG style world isn't all glitz and glamour. Your rank is for life and it's ALL that matters to hunters. Bloody and gritty this episode might be the last dungeon for lowly E-Rank Jin-Woo and crew. Monsters, hidden evils, and death...isn't just a game, right?
jeysxjeys's avatar
jeysxjeys
VerifiedVerified
It’s a strong first episode. First episode, and yet it already delivers action-packed scenes, and the pacing makes it feel tense. It also gives justice to the manhwa. And they make a good introduction to the characters.
wersly80's avatar
wersly80
sung jin woo fight with the demon monrch baran
noemigonzalez's avatar
noemigonzalez
Once I watched the first episode, I couldn't help wanting to watch the next one, despite the horror it conveys. The desperate situation the characters are in is hard to watch, but at the same time the plot is incredibly exciting.
cinnianightshade's avatar
cinnianightshade
Episode 1 is a gripping, atmospheric introduction that sets the stage for a brutal rise from the bottom. It’s tense, emotionally grounded, and confident in its worldbuilding—an excellent start that makes you eager (and anxious) to see what comes next.
elcruz20's avatar
elcruz20
Jin-Woo is the weakest E-rank hunter, mocked as "Humanity's Weakest" for his frail body and lack of combat prowess, yet he conquers in raids to fund his mother’s hospital bills and sister’s education. Despite constant injuries requiring healer aid, he shows remarkable resilience.
glai_0910's avatar
glai_0910
A strong introduction to Jin-Woo’s weak but determined character. The dungeon raid felt intense and mysterious. The animation quality immediately stands out. The double dungeon twist was shocking. It perfectly sets the dark tone of the series.
animeroshi's avatar
animeroshi
A brutal opener. The double dungeon reveal flips a routine raid into pure nightmare fuel. The stillness before the statues move is masterfully tense. Episode 1 makes weakness feel real, and survival feel earned. Great adaptation indeed to the manwha! Animation is crisp and great.
cstevens99's avatar
cstevens99
This pilot perfectly set up the world and made it clear to understand without being an information overload. Jin-Woo's journey has barely started, but it's an intriguing one. Although he's weak, he might be what the team needs to make it out of this situation alive. I'm hooked!

©Solo Leveling Animation Partners

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

©Solo Leveling Animation Partners

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com