Solo Leveling: Season One Limited Edition $90 | Releases July 22 Preorder at Crunchyroll Store Solo Leveling: Season One Standard Edition $70 | Releases July 22 Preorder at Crunchyroll Store Anime shows inspired by video games aren't exactly in short supply, but if there's one series that best captures the power fantasy of an MMORPG, it's Solo Leveling. For fans looking to own the show's first set of episodes, Solo Leveling: Season One is getting a Blu-ray release on July 22, and preorders are available now exclusively at Crunchyroll, with a $70 standard edition and a $90 Limited Edition up for grabs. Solo Leveling: Season One Limited Edition $90 | Releases July 22 The Solo Leveling: Season One Limited Edition comes in a deluxe slipcase that contains all 12 episodes from the first season, a selection of bonus materials, a 68-page art book, four art cards, and a sticker sheet. Preorder at Crunchyroll Store Solo Leveling: Season One Standard Edition $70 | Releases July 22 Solo Leveling: Season One is also available in a standard edition that includes Blu-ray and DVD copies of the anime's first 12 episodes. While you're miss out on the Limited Edition's physical collectibles, the on-disc bonus material is the same. Preorder at Crunchyroll Store Solo Leveling: Season 1 Blu-ray Special FeaturesThe Limited Edition and standard edition releases both offer the same on-disc bonus features. Here's what's included:Clean opening and closing sequencesInterviews with the show's cast and crewA documentary on Solo LevelingPromotional videosCharacter highlight videosEpisode previewsSolo Leveling is an action-fantasy anime based on the Korean manhwa series and light novel series of the same name. It's set in a fictional version of our world where inter-dimensional monsters invade Earth through mysterious portals that connect to dangerous dungeons, and these creatures can only be stopped by super-powered humans called Hunters. Hunters are divided into ranks, ranging from lowly E-class fighters and up to the elite S-class combatants who wield terrifying powers. The catch here is that a class cannot be improved upon, so if someone were to awaken as an E-class, they'd be stuck at that ranking for the rest of their life.Continue Reading at GameSpot