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Solo Leveling does everything it tries to do goddamn right.

You may think the setting has been done a million times and it's just another generic overpowered main character doing what he wants, it's exactly that, but executed absolutely magnificently in every regard.

Story: 10/10
The setting is quite simple, one day gates start appearing all over the world out of nowhere and people start awakening magic abilities in order to close these gates. Our main character is a man dubbed "The Worlds Weakest Hunter", Sung Jin-Woo, who joins these raids in order to pay for his comatose mothers treatment and his younger sisters education. After a raid ... gone horribly wrong, Sung Jin-Woo awakens an ability that enables him to level up his abilities, which is unheard of. The story follows Sung Jin-Woo's growth as a person and a hunter. The mystery and high-stakes in this manhwa make it an enticing story to follow.

Art: 10/10
This is where Solo Leveling shines above all it's competitors.
What starts off as mediocre art suddenly improves drastically to become pure joy to look at, I've never seen manhwa done so beautifully.
It's so unique you can't really compare it to art you see from something like OPM for example. Each panel is a sight to behold and truly makes you appreciate it on a whole other level. Keeping in mind it's released on a weekly basis which is unbelievable.

Character: 9/10
Unique characters with good character development throughout the series. For most of the series the way they introduce new characters at the right rank milestones for Sung Jin-Woo is executed very well and at multiple times in the series will you go like: Whoah, holy... what a badass character.

Enjoyment: 10/10
In every aspect this is a masterpiece to behold and I urge you to give this a fair chance, you will not be disappointed, I guarantee it.

Overall: 10/10
Hands down one of my favorite reads ever, it's captivating and you may find yourself re-reading the series over and over again without even giving it another thought. There are quite a few minor and somewhat major changes done compared to the light novel, but in my opinion most of them have been positive changes.

What are you waiting for? Join the shadows!

The fourth movie of the sequel to our beloved Digimon Adventure franchise sure turned out disappointing.

I don't even think at this point that the creators of this movie have any love for this franchise, this is garbage compared to the original seasons. Let me clarify on something;

Since when has a rookie level Digimon done anything to a higher level Digimon, in the first episode of Digimon Adventure the whole gang used their rookie level moves on a champion level Kuwagamon with barely any results and now some newborn rookie Digimon pulls out a 10 second stun on a mega level Machinedramon with a bark!? At ... this point I'm just dumbfounded, didn't the team do any research on the material they're working on? Then we have Wargreymon smacking Metalseadramon around in the water? Wait what? Gabumon's breathmove damages Metalseadramon's chromedigizoid head with more results than any we've seen before? I could go on but you all get the point, this is beyond ridiculous.

What's with this BDSM molesting Gennai, this is exactly what a major antagonist should not be, who thought this was a remotely good idea? Only thing missing would be Gennai in his oldman form and the whole scene would've been crowned.

As always I do appreciate good fight animations, even though I can't get around the 3 megas needed to beat 1 mega thing.

Soundwise, same old Digimon greatness. The new ending song "keep on" by Ai Maeda is a blast to the past for most oldschool fans and I bet many appreciate it, like I did, amazing song and well done remix.

As for characters I'm still an avid hater of the Mei-Mei duo. To be honest at this point I'm starting to think the only good thing going for Meiko is her stockings.
The relationship between Biyomon and Sora was interesting and probably the best thing in this movie character developmentwise.

As a very big fan of Digimon I had high hopes for this movie after the strong way the third movie ended, but man, was I disappointed, the rest of the Chosen Children pulling mega evolutions left and right without any build up, I can't even fathom what they were thinking. So disappointing.