The 5 Most Powerful Hunters You've Never Heard Of, Ranked

Chugon Solo leveling is arguably the most famous and influential manhwa of all time. Anyone interested in anime or webtoons will recognize Sung Jin-woo and other hunters like Cha Hae-In, Thomas Andrea, and Go Gun-Hee – bordering on iconic. Due to their popularity, none of the characters can be called unknown, and that honestly goes for Ragnarok spinoff… can't say the same about Netmarble's though Solo Alignment: Stand Up game.

Although the free-to-play Gacha game takes place in an alternate timeline, it is considered multiverse canon, meaning its original characters are not just fan fiction. While manhwa hunters are available, some of them Get upThe strongest characters are exclusive to him, at least for now. Even if you don't intend to play the game, you should still be familiar with these powerful hunters.

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Charlotte & Harper are OP Pint sized sibling hunters

Two Solo Leveling Hunters are better than one

Solo leveling it looks somewhat like South Korea, but other countries can get one character (usually the strongest one). Despite being made up of several countries, Britain doesn't even have a hunter in the main manhwa, so readers would be forgiven for believing that the UK has nothing to show for it.

Good, Solo Alignment: Stand Up corrects this oversight by introducing several British hunters, starting with sibling duo Charlotte and Harper. The sisters, who are part of the game-exclusive sidekick guild, are arguably the most “child-like” hunters in the franchise, though they're actually 16 and not that young. Yet they have a playful energy that helps really sell their designs and personalities.

Even though they are only A-Rank, Charlotte and Harper should really be taken as a whole, and they work so well together that they compare favorably to many lower S-Rank hunters. While Charlotte fights the dolls, Harper wields a heavy mallet twice her size, serving as a physical force to complement her sister's magical prowess.

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Isla Wright can predict the future

They believe in the power of their cards

Being intrinsically linked to Charlotte and Harper, Isla Wright is much more powerful than her A-Rank and Healer classification suggests, and is actually one of the stronger playable characters. She only focuses on science, and her special ability allows her to predict the future using tarot cards, although the information can be vague at times. This naturally incredible ability could easily be one of the most OP Solo leveling if its potential is fully utilized.

Despite her A-Rank classification, Isla might as well be an S-Rank as she is comfortably among the most powerful playable characters in the meta. Her Mastery of Darkness allows her to deal significant damage while also acting as a great support that can provide support to the entire team. When it comes to tradition, she is somewhat held back by her lack of self-confidence, which leads to hesitation when it comes to action. However, they are still among the most useful members of the helper guild.

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Emma Laurent is a fiery hunter with an eye for revenge

So Strong, She Got A Promotion

• S-Rank

• Tank

• No Hunter ancestry

Since she debuted before the Hunter Origin comics were a thing, Emma never got one of her own, which is a shame because she's both cool and really strong. In her initial trailer, the French huntress was classified as A-Rank, but Netmarble decided to bump it up to S-Rank before she became playable. This change was 100% justified as Emma behaves like an absolute monster in dungeons.

Emma's core mechanics of wielding her exclusive fire-infused rapier revolve around reducing her damage directly from her Max HP, making her a massive tank that attacks like a literal freight train. He is also one of Break's most reliable characters Solo leveling risewhich makes her incredibly valuable against tougher enemies with high defense.

In terms of tradition, Emma's cheerful exterior hides a traditional revenge story as she wants to eliminate the person responsible for her brother's death. Due to the way everything has turned out, he believes that the person responsible is Alicia Blanche, but it quickly turns out that this is not the case.

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Alicia Blanche is the most powerful hunter in Europe

Ice Witch

If I had to choose one original Get up Alicia Blanche would be that huntress.

First, she's known as the “Ice Witch,” a great title that reflects her complicated backstory (she was constructed for her father's death, which led to the demise of their legendary guild). Second, he acts as Justitia's Guildmaster, an organization she built from the fallen remains of her family's legacy. Third, she served as the protagonist of the first Hunter Origin webtoon, which is one of the most tragic.

Finally, Alicia's toolkit puts her comfortably alongside hunters like Choi Jong-In as she manipulates water and ice to freeze high-level dungeon bosses or trigger sudden blizzards. Arguably the strongest European character in the entire franchise (which isn't saying much to be honest), she is one of Get upTrue hunters of essentials that can easily be included in most teams.

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Amamiya Mirei is a demon

Well, she merges with a demon

Solo leveling contains quite a few Japanese S-rank fighters, although the raid on Jeju Island leaves the list somewhat depleted. If only they had a deadly assassin that could become a demon that deals absurd wind damage!

Written as an extremely focused, deadly assassin, Mirei is no ordinary hunter with a sword. Acting as a spirit medium, she binds her soul to a powerful, ancient guardian cat spirit named Kuroha. Together, they form a two-entity combat unit that moves too fast to follow with the naked eye. When he channels Kuroha and enters his final state, he gets a massive boost to her abilities, making him an absolutely dangerous damage dealer.

Although none of Get upRecruitable hunters are almost as broken as the Sung, Mirei is the closest, especially in her lore.

Solo Alignment: ARISE

Systems

Released

May 8, 2024

ESRB

T For Teens For Violence, Blood

Developers

Netmarble

Publishers

Netmarble