Where to watch Solo Leveling Season 2
Crunchyroll lists Solo Leveling Season 2 -Arise from the Shadow-, and the official Solo Leveling series page is the place to start. Season 2 premiered on Crunchyroll on January 4, 2025, according to its release guide. As of September 22, 2026, the season has been released through episode 25; this is no longer a guide to an upcoming weekly premiere.
Before subscribing, open the series page in your local account and check that the Season 2 episodes you want can be selected. Choose the exact season title rather than relying on the series name alone.
Select the correct season and episodes
The official Season 2 episode index lists episodes 13 through 25: 13 episodes using numbering continued from Season 1. Crunchyroll also lists the finale, episode 25, On to the Next Target, with sub and dub options.
If your app starts Season 2 at episode 13, use that numbering to locate your next episode rather than looking only for a second-season episode 1. Check the season label before continuing from a saved episode or a search result, especially if you are returning after a break.
India, other regions and the Japanese platform list
Crunchyroll’s original release guide named North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, CIS and India. That is the announced release coverage; Crunchyroll’s regional help explains that an online listing may not play in every country because licenses differ by location.
The official Japanese ON AIR page separately lists Prime Video, Netflix, Hulu and other Japanese services. That Japan-specific list does not establish availability on those platforms worldwide. If you are outside the announced Crunchyroll coverage, consult an official local service before paying; do not treat a Japanese platform link as a promise of access where you live.
Japanese audio, English dub and Indian languages
Crunchyroll’s Season 2 episode 24 page lists Japanese, English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu audio among its languages. The language help page warns that languages shown on a title card may apply only to particular seasons or episodes.
Subtitle and dub options can also differ by region under the relevant language licenses. For Hindi, Tamil, Telugu or English viewing, inspect the exact episode you plan to watch. Open More Details beneath the title description to check Audio and Subtitles. Avoid assuming that a listed dub also includes your preferred subtitles.
Choose a track and handle missing subtitles
Crunchyroll’s player guide directs viewers to the gear icon, then Audio, to select an available track and adjust subtitles separately. Its subtitle help recommends checking an updated browser or another device and giving support the episode, language and viewing country when a track is missing.
When asking for help, include the episode number and the language you selected so support can distinguish a missing track from a playback problem. For broader service comparisons, see our legal anime streaming guide. Use the title-specific official pages linked here for this season’s details.
Crunchyroll also notes that English closed captions are not always available on English-dubbed episodes. If captions are essential for you, check for an English CC option on the exact episode before choosing the dub.