What Solo Leveling figures and art books are there?

Solo Leveling's official figure program is younger than its publishing program, and it starts at the arcade. SEGA's Xross Link line released Sung Jinwoo, about 17.5 centimeters, and Cha Hae-In, about 16 centimeters, as Japanese prize figures in March 2026, in ABS and PVC. The pair is designed as one object: their bases connect, so the two figures form a single scene, and import retailers list them at around €32 each. Prize figures are won in arcades rather than sold at retail in Japan, which is why their documentation runs through distributor listings instead of a manufacturer's store page.

For Dubu's art as a physical book, the strongest English object is bundled with a disc: the North American limited edition Blu-ray of anime season one carries a 68-page art book. The Novel Omnibus serves a similar purpose for the novels, binding full-page webtoon illustrations into the prose hardcover. No standalone official art book of the webtoon has been published in English as of this writing, so the art-book shelf for this franchise is assembled from limited editions rather than bought as a single volume.

One documentation warning belongs on this page. The high-end statue market for Solo Leveling is crowded with unlicensed resin pieces from garage studios, sold through the same channels as licensed statues and rarely labeled clearly. The verified official lines are the safer ground for a collection record: publisher goods from D&C in Korea, SEGA's prize figures from Japan, and the licensed limited editions, each traceable to a licensor.