Luckily, they’re only found deep in the Lava Zones, and you can easily tell one is nearby from their impressive roars. The Sea Dragon Leviathans are even large than the aforementioned Leviathans. To attack their prey, they simply swim right at them while releasing a signature scream which can be used to tell that they’re mad at you. From personal experience, they seem to have somewhat identical stats in other places and in my opinion are significantly easier to kill than a Reaper. The Adults are found in the Grand Reef, Blood Kelp Zones, and the Void, and are much larger than their smaller counterparts. They also seem a bit less aggressive, but that might just be me. The Juveniles are found in the Lost River and are a bit bigger than a Reaper, but they don’t do as much damage and move comparably slowly. Ghost Leviathans can come in two sizes: Juvenile and Adult. They all have their share of differences, though. Other Leviathans follow suit in terms of size and aggressiveness. Although it is unable to grab the Cyclops, it will still repeatedly ram into it in an attempt to get to you which will deal massive damage to it. They have also been observed taking the Seamoth and smashing it into the seabed, destroying it instantly. The Reaper Leviathan is also capable of using their mandibles to grab onto the Seamoth and Prawn Suit, crushing it in their grip and dealing massive damage to it, sometimes up to 60%. If you health is already below 80, though, they will instead grab onto you with their mandibles and EAT YOU ALIVE. They will bite you for 80 damage, 4/5 of your health bar. They can swim fast enough to catch up to you if you make a break for it on your Seaglide or Seamoth. Reaper Leviathans can perform many different attacks, all of which will screw you over. You should be able to tell if one is nearby from their heavily distinguishable roar, there really isn't anything else like it.
So don't head in from the right side of the island.) A Reaper Leviathan skeleton can also be found in the Inactive Lava Zone. (Speaking of which, one of them may spawn directly on the right of Mountain Island, right next to the Quarantine Enforcement Platform. 6 each (yeah, 6) also are found in the Mountains and the Dunes.
Reaper Leviathans guard both the front and the back of the ship, however their positions are not consistent and may vary between games. Usually, the first time you will see one is when you attempt to invade the Aurora. It's so big, in fact, that it's the 5th biggest species in Subnautica, and the 3rd largest aggressive species. The Reaper Leviathan is a huge species of fauna, about the size of a Cyclops. Got that? You sure? Ok, but be warned, you will likely die trying to do this. Honestly, if you are new to this game, then you probably wont have the neccesary appliances to take down a reaper, so don't even try.
I wouldn't read this unless you want to risk impairing your experience. Just a little notice: if you are new to this game, SPOILERS ARE AHEAD.
Kill reaper leviathan subnautica seamoth how to#
So then I thought I'd make this guide to show you how to get your own revenge. And so I did and amazingly it actually worked pretty well. A few days ago I decided I was done with these ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. I myself have lost 3 seamoths and almost a prawn suit to these bastards. Sadly, one of the things you will learn to accept in Subnautica is that everything hates you. When many first see one of these things, generally the first thing that happens is you say "what the hell is that thing? holy crap its big!" then it eats your seamoth and you die. Welcome to Jackass, I'm Xen, and today we're going to be taking down one of the biggest ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ in this entire game. You can also kill the Sea Dragon, but note that unlike other leviathans it is resistant to the Thermoblade, so you should disregard the point I make about that later in the guide and use a normal knife instead. I recommend starting with them and working your way up to the Reaper. This guide will also work for other leviathans such as the Ghost Leviathan.
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