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Because when you know these 2135, you are theoritically all set for reading Japanese. However, for the Kanji Proficiency Test for example, you need a lot more (level 1 needs 6000 kanji). Kanji after 2135 are not in KanjiLearn only because of data size. If many people are interested, I could add them.
