Solo Leveling Mapniverse Vol. 1 & 2 - Card List & Rarity Checklist
Introduction
Solo Leveling Collect Cards from Mapniverse have quickly become a favourite among collectors. Although produced in Korea, the cards are widely described by retailers as English-readable, making them accessible to UK and EU collectors who want official Solo Leveling artwork without the language barrier.
This guide provides a clear overview of Volume 1 and Volume 2 with verified rarity information, collector-friendly binder structures, and tips for organising your sets. If you are looking to buy the sealed boxes, the direct product links above take you straight to the current Ripperholics listings.
Table of Contents
Which Solo Leveling Booster Box Should I Buy?
If you are new to Mapniverse Solo Leveling cards, the easiest way to choose is by where you are in the collection:
- Vol. 1: Best starting point if you want the first Solo Leveling Mapniverse release.
- Vol. 2: Good choice if you want the expanded checklist, more shadows, and more premium-style cards.
- Vol. 3: Best for collectors continuing the newer Mapniverse Solo Leveling range.
About Mapniverse Solo Leveling Collect Cards
Mapniverse Solo Leveling is a collectible card line rather than a competitive card game. There are no gameplay rules or deck mechanics. The appeal is in the artwork, character focus, and premium foiling.
- Origin: Korea
- Language: Marketed as English-readable through UK product listings
- Focus: Character art, story scenes, and themed foil rarities
- Main products: Volume 1, Volume 2 and Volume 3 booster boxes
You can find sealed products in our sealed products collection, and protect your cards with sleeves and binders from our Vault X accessories page.
Volume 1 - Set Overview & Checklist
Volume 1, often labelled SL1E, was the first Mapniverse Solo Leveling release. It focuses on early arcs, Sung Jinwoo’s early development, and iconic dungeon encounters.
Key Facts for Volume 1
- Booster box: Korean release, English-readable card text per retailer descriptions
- Confirmed rarities: 14 SR, 7 UR, 3 HR
- Commons & Rares: Full breakdown not officially published. Structure below is collector-friendly, not manufacturer-confirmed.
- Theme: Early dungeons, hunter introductions, first major bosses
Volume 1 Checklist Structure
This structure helps collectors build a clean binder layout for Volume 1:
- Section 1: Common & Rare cards, grouped by character or scene
- Section 2: 14 Super Rare cards
- Section 3: 7 Ultra Rare cards
- Section 4: 3 Hyper Rare cards
- Section 5: Parallel cards, including SR*, UR*, HR* and ID-style cards
Notable Volume 1 Cards
Collectors often highlight:
- Sung Jinwoo SR cards from early chapters
- Baek Yoonho and supporting hunter SRs
- UR and HR boss cards from early dungeon bosses and monarch hints
- Parallel SR* variants, depending on foil pattern
For exact card names and numbers, refer to official Mapniverse media or licensed distributor listings once full checklists are formally published.
Volume 2 - Set Overview & Checklist
Volume 2 substantially expands the lineup with more shadows, higher-tier hunters, and monarch-linked art. This set has a larger structure and more parallel options, making it very popular with display and grading collectors.
Key Facts for Volume 2
- Booster box: Korean Mapniverse release, described as English-readable in UK listings
- Confirmed total types: 132 cards
- Standard cards: 40 Common, 28 Rare
- Premium cards: 11 SR, 7 UR, 3 HR
- Parallels: SR, UR and HR variants
- Extra cards: Promo cards and 1 Serial-Number card
Volume 2 Checklist Structure
- Commons: 40 cards
- Rares: 28 cards
- Super Rare: 11 cards
- Ultra Rare: 7 cards
- Hyper Rare: 3 cards
- Parallel cards: Place SR*, UR* and HR* cards after the core set
- Promo & Serial cards: Store separately for safety
Notable Volume 2 Cards
- Sung Jinwoo UR / HR in advanced Shadow Monarch designs
- Beru & Bellion premium shadow cards
- Dragon and Monarch URs with deeper texture foiling
- UR* Parallels favoured by grading collectors
For precise card numbers, follow official Mapniverse updates or long-running Solo Leveling collector communities that maintain up-to-date checklists.
Rarity Types Explained
Mapniverse uses a simple but visually impactful rarity hierarchy:
- C - Common: Story and character cards
- R - Rare: Upgraded scenes or important characters
- SR - Super Rare: Full or partial foil character art
- UR - Ultra Rare: Heavier foil textures and more dynamic artwork
- HR - Hyper Rare: Premium top-tier cards, usually highly sought after
- Parallels: SR*, UR* and HR* variants using alternative foils or frames
For visual reference, explore community scans and official previews through the Solo Leveling Wiki.
Collector Tips & Storage
Mapniverse cards feature dark borders and layered foil, so condition is especially important. Here are some simple steps to keep your collection pristine:
- Sleeve cards immediately: Use penny sleeves or inner sleeves for premium cards
- Use side-load binders: Reduces the risk of slipping and corner damage
- Separate volumes: Keep Volume 1 and Volume 2 organised individually
- Collect characters you enjoy: Jinwoo, Beru, Bellion and the Monarchs are popular
- Grade selectively: Save grading for clean HR, UR and standout SR parallels
When you're ready to expand your collection: