This means that no matter which one strikes first, the other would almost certainly get in an attack as well.Ĭonsidering the Reaper’s larger size and strength, this would mean that the Reaper could likely kill or at least mortally injure the Colo before the Colo’s venom can kill it. Melee attacks with their fangs and mandible claws are their only option. Both the Colo and the Reaper are also incapable of projectile attacks. So even if the Colo had some powerful venom in its fangs, it’d still take a while before the venom takes effect on the Reaper. To put it simply: “If you can hear it, the reaper can see you.” The Reaper is able to use its roars to tell exactly what is in its vicinity. These roars don’t just tell people to stay the heck away, they also apparently work as echolocation. Here’s Sammy!Īnd lastly, the Reaper makes loud roars that can be heard for kilometers away.

Heck, each claw is the beam of your Seamoth submersible in-game. The Reaper Leviathan is also armed with 4 mandibles tipped with scythe-like claws that are each twice as long as a person is tall. To put this in real world perspective, a Reaper stretched out in front of a B-52 Stratofortress strategic bomber would be the same length as its wingspan. Suddenly, your massive submarine doesn’t seem to massive anymore… This is actually just a bit longer than the largest submarine you can build in-game: the Cyclops, which is herself 54 m/177 ft long.

An adult Reaper can grow up to 55 m/180 ft long. That being said, a case of introduced Reaper Leviathans would be a lot more problematic simply due to its size.

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