Solo Leveling Collect Card — Korean Booster Boxes and Cases

Three different "Solo Leveling" card products

Bandai's Union Arena has an official Solo Leveling set with an English release, and most English-language searches for "Solo Leveling TCG" land there. It is a playable trading card game, and it is not this product.

EPOCH's Solo Leveling cards are a separate Japanese-market collectible line built around serial-numbered parallels. Also not this product.

What you will find on this page is the Mapniverse Collect Card line — Vol.1 (SL1E), Vol.2 (SL2E) and Vol.3 (SL3E) — sold in the Korean market and never officially released in English. One thing that surprises people: although this is a Korean product, the card names are readable in English.

Volumes and what they contain

Every box holds 60 cards. Rarities run C, R, SR, UR, HR and PM, with parallel variants, serial-numbered chase cards and autograph cards from the anime voice cast. A sealed case — listed by some sellers as a "1 case 30 box" lot — holds 30 booster boxes, 300 packs and 1,800 cards.

Note on pack contents: some listings elsewhere state 10 cards per pack. Every source we have been able to verify, including the retail packaging, says 6. We list 6.

What we stock

Sealed booster boxes for all three volumes, plus sealed 30-box cases for Vol.1 and Vol.2. Stock moves quickly on the earlier volumes — Vol.1 in particular is out of print at most Korean retailers.

Other names this product is sold under

Sellers outside Korea list these boxes under several names. "Solo Leveling Collect Card", "Solo Leveling Collection Card" and "Mapniverse Solo Leveling" all refer to the same line, and the same boxes are listed by set code as SL1E, SL2E and SL3E. The contents are identical — what differs is the seller's wording.