Solo Leveling: Ragnarok is coming back on Thursday, Nov. 5, with Episodes 69-71 set to publish at once on KakaoPage. The return marks the start of Solo Leveling: Ragnarok Season 3, and it brings a change behind the art desk too: Sanjimseung will take over illustration duties from JIN.
That is the reason readers are searching now. The series is resuming after a break, and the next release is not a single chapter but a three-episode drop, a faster way to reset the story after the pause. D&C Media has confirmed the date with a new key visual drawn by Sanjimseung, giving the comeback a clear starting point and a new visual identity.
The timing matters because the story returns at a moment when the sequel left off on a hard edge. Season 2 ended in Chapter 68 with Sung Suho and his Monarch successor allies fighting three new successors to the Monarchs, all while a malicious new System, made by an unknown mastermind, was steering the conflict. The last stretch also pushed Ammut, the Steel Body Monarch’s successor, into a confrontation with Pia and Granga inside Sung Suho’s Shadow Dungeon.
Season 3 is set to pick up during Sung Suho’s raid on a supermassive S-Rank Gate over South Korea, the same event that carried him, the South Korean S-Rank Hunters and Thomas Andre into the mysterious land of the Snowfolk. That is a lot to carry into a relaunch, and the shift in illustration makes the restart feel even sharper. JIN said his departure was because of mandatory military service, and in a farewell note he told readers the break would be “a break that will allow me to prepare for a new beginning.”
There is still one detail readers do not have: the English translation release date for Solo Leveling: Ragnarok Season 3 has not been officially announced. What is confirmed is the immediate path forward. After Nov. 5, the series is expected to continue every Thursday, which means the next wave will arrive on a weekly cadence unless that plan changes. For now, the next chapter of Solo Leveling: Ragnarok begins with three episodes, a new illustrator and the same cliffhanger pressure still hanging over Sung Suho.
