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Solo Leveling Dominates Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2025 with Record Wins

Solo Leveling Dominates Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2025 with Record Wins

(Image credit: Solo Leveling Animation Partners, CruncyRoll)

animeMay 26, 2025

The Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2025 crowned Solo Leveling as the undisputed champion, with the anime adaptation of Chugong’s hit manhwa sweeping seven awards, including the prestigious Anime of the Year. The ceremony, held at Tokyo’s Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa, saw over 51 million votes from fans worldwide, making it one of the most competitive years yet.

Why Did Solo Leveling Win Big?

Solo Leveling captivated audiences with its very exciting and intense action, stunning animation, and gripping storyline following Sung Jinwoo’s rise from the weakest hunter to an unstoppable force. The anime, produced by A-1 Pictures, delivered:

  1. Best Action Anime – Jaw-dropping fight sequences.
  2. Best Main Character (Sung Jinwoo) – A compelling protagonist.
  3. Best New Series – A standout debut.
  4. Best Score (Hiroyuki Sawano) – Epic, cinematic music.
  5. Best Ending Sequence ("request" by krage) – A perfect closer.

Fans praised Solo Leveling for its faithful adaptation and visual spectacle, but the wins also sparked debates, especially against Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, which many considered a strong contender for Anime of the Year.

Fan Reactions: Celebration & Controversy

While Solo Leveling fans celebrated the sweep, others questioned whether its popularity outweighed storytelling depth. Some argued that Frieren, which won Best Drama and Best Director, deserved the top prize for its emotional depth and artistry. Still, Solo Leveling’s dominance proves its massive global appeal, setting a high bar for future adaptations.

Final Thoughts

Whether you loved the wins or disagreed, Solo Leveling’s historic sweep at the Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2025 cements its place as one of the year’s biggest anime marvel.


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