Solo Leveling Ragnarok, Chapter 64

Solo Leveling Ragnarok Chapter 64 Prediction

Suho’s Shadow Army Evolves — New Gear & Hunters Powered Up

Following Chapter 63’s shock with the revelation that non-Suho hunters can now level up using his Shadow Creation-forged gear, Chapter 64 is likely to show that system put into full motion. I expect multiple side-characters (like guild-hunters who got that heroic-grade equipment) to show dramatic power growth — possibly debuting brand-new skills or abilities in battle. This will shift the dynamic from “Suho is the only overpowered hunter” to “whole teams can now challenge higher tiers.”

Because of this, we might see a squad-style raid or mission — maybe a side-gate or dungeon — where Suho’s allies take the front lines using their upgraded gear, while Suho either supports them or focuses on a bigger threat. It’s a symbolic turning point: the “solo leveling” phrase becomes outdated, and teamwork becomes viable again.

Rising Tension Among Hunters & the Guild Hierarchy

With Suho’s new ability giving rise to powered-up hunters, expect political tension within the hunter community. Some guild leaders and veteran hunters may resent newcomers gaining disproportionate strength quickly. There might be internal conflict — perhaps even a betrayal or a faction forming that distrusts artificially-powered hunters. Fans in the discussion threads are already debating if this “gear leveling” mechanic will destabilize the established order.

One or two guild leaders may push for regulations, or demand “certification” for gear-enhanced hunters. This could play into Chapter 64 as a sub-plot: a power struggle within human society even before the external threat resurfaces.

Itarim Gods Notice the Shift — Dimensional Alarm Triggered

Given the bigger lore in Ragnarok (with the looming threat of the Itarim — gods from other universes), Suho boosting the power of many hunters could send signals beyond Earth. Chapter 64 may show subtle signs that Itarim watchers or emissaries are monitoring the surge in magical/chaotic energy output. Perhaps a scene of cosmic disturbance, data from Hunter Association sensors lighting up, or ominous celestial visuals — foreshadowing a new major conflict. This aligns with many fan theories that note the story is shifting from monster-hunting to inter-universal war.

If that happens, the chapter might end on a cliffhanger: a portal or rift opening in the sky, or a monstrous silhouette watching Earth — setting up a major arc to come.

Suho’s Inner Conflict — Responsibility or Guilt?

With great power comes great responsibility — and in Chapter 64, I expect Sung Suho to face serious self-doubt. Empowering others effectively changes the meaning of being “the strongest.” He might question whether he’s giving dangerous power to people who aren’t ready, or worry about casualties if his gear-enhanced hunters mess up. This moral weight could add depth—showing Suho not as a power fantasy, but a leader bearing real consequences.

Such internal conflict may also affect his decisions — maybe he intervenes directly in a mission, or hesitates to let newer hunters go into high-risk areas, building tension within his group.

Potential Key Scene: Emergency Raid / Gate Conflict

A likely major event in Chapter 64 might be a surprise gate opening — possibly triggered by Itarim interference or a monster surge due to destabilized mana flows. This would force newly-powered hunters into action, testing their strength and Suho’s leadership under pressure.

This raid could end with:

• A high-stakes rescue or showdown that tests the upgraded hunters.
• A major casualty or failure to show the stakes and limits of the new gear system.
• Discovery of evidence that the Itarim are preparing a large-scale invasion — maybe a strange monster spawn or a cosmic anomaly at the end.

Such a dramatic sequence would remind readers that even with new power, the world-level threat remains.

What to Watch For (Easter-Eggs & Foreshadowing Clues)

• Scenes where gear-enhanced hunters struggle emotionally or panic — proof that leveling isn’t the same as training.
• Subtle lines from higher-ups in the Hunter Association complaining or demanding “gear-inspection protocols.”
• Strange mana fluctuations and cosmic visuals — hinting at Itarim’s gaze.
• Quiet panels of Suho reflecting — perhaps alone, conflicted — foreshadowing his leadership arc becoming heavier.