Collection: Solo Leveling

In our Solo Leveling Collection, you’ll find full-metal and foam replicas of Sung Jin‑Woo’s most iconic weapons. Highlights include his Demon King’s Daggers, Knight Killer Dagger, Rasaka’s Venom Fang, all in both metal and foam versions, plus Antares’ Fangs, Baruka’s Dagger, and Kamish’s Dagger, perfect for collectors and cosplayers.

Yes, our Solo Leveling swords are inspired by both the original webtoon and upcoming anime adaptation. Designs are modeled after well-known weapons used by Sung Jinwoo, like the Demon King’s Dagger and Kamish’s Wrath, capturing their unique form and styling in accurate, display-ready steel replicas.

Yes. All swords in this collection are made of real metal, typically stainless or carbon steel. They are not plastic props or foam replicas, they’re durable, display-grade weapons crafted with realistic weight and finish, ideal for collectors or cosplayers looking for high-quality, anime-accurate sword replicas.

Some swords come sharpened, while others are dull for safe display or cosplay. Each product page clearly states whether the sword has a sharpened or unsharpened edge. Dull versions are ideal for conventions, while sharpened ones are better for collectors seeking realistic metal weapon replicas.

Dull metal swords are typically allowed at conventions with peace-bonding, but sharpened blades are not. Always check the venue’s weapon and prop policies before attending. Even dull swords require caution due to their weight and construction. Use care during cosplay and transport to avoid safety issues.

Yes. Our Solo Leveling replicas are full-size, with most blades measuring 38 to 42 inches. Oversized or fantasy-styled blades are scaled for dramatic impact while still being suitable for display. Each sword is modeled after its appearance in the series for size, shape, and proportions.

Yes. These swords are ideal for display collectors, anime decor, cosplay setups, and themed gaming rooms. The full-metal construction, engraved details, and character-accurate design make them standout pieces whether mounted on a wall, placed on a shelf, or used in a photoshoot.

These are full-metal daggers, so they carry realistic weight. Most weigh between 2.5 to 4.5 pounds, depending on size and blade thickness. While manageable for most collectors and cosplayers, they are heavier than foam props and should be handled with care, especially during transportation or long photoshoots.

Yes, these swords are perfect for wall display. Use strong mounting brackets rated for the sword’s weight, and anchor them securely into studs or solid drywall. Horizontal, vertical, or angled displays work well. Wall-mounting transforms your sword into a centerpiece worthy of any collector’s space.

Yes, many fans purchase matching pairs for dual-wield cosplay like Sung Jinwoo. However, because they are metal, they can be heavy. Always use caution when holding two swords, and avoid swinging or posing with both in crowded areas or at events with strict prop safety rules.