Leviathan is the boss of the Rising Tides mini-campaign in Kingdom Rush: Frontiers.
Overview[]
Terror of the deep, nightmare of the seas. When you sink, you will be Leviathan's meal!
During the stage, Leviathan sometimes sends his tentacles to disable a tower. Unlike Vez'nan however, this ability hardly poses any threat, since Leviathan uses it very rarely, can only affect towers next to the shoreline and most of the time, when the enemies reach the tower, it has already worn off. After wave 15, Leviathan surfaces at the large pool of water at the northeastern corner and proceeds to the eastern exit.
Compared to his elite minions (Blacksurges, Bluegales and Bloodshells), Leviathan is laughably easy. He continues to disable towers, however, he must stop whenever he does so, making him more vulnerable to your towers; and that's all he's able to do: he has no more tricks, yet unlike Sarelgaz, he doesn't have extraordinary health to balance that out. The minions which spawn alongside him consist almost entirely of Greenfins and Deviltides (and an occasional Redspine), which can be dispatched very easily if you have managed to pass the 15 brutal rounds previously. When he gets near the exit, he'll break the pillars blocking his path and summon a large horde of Bloodshells, though that shouldn't happen because Leviathan is so weak and slow that he's more likely to die before reaching it.
Strategy[]
- Because Leviathan is slow, placing Rain of fire is a good strategy to deal with the boss. Ensure that you have Scorched Earth upgraded so it can deal additional damage.
- Leviathan cannot disable Battle Mecha T-200 and missiles from Mecha can target Leviathan, especially when he's near the pillars.
Related Achievements[]
SQUID IN ITS INK Defeat Leviathan, the Underwater God.
Appearances[]
Trivia[]
- Leviathan is named after Leviathan, a sea monster that appears in the Old Testament. His appearance, however, appears to be based on the Kraken in Norse mythology and on Lovecraft's Cthulhu.
- In the first kingdom rush, a boat sailing towards Southport on the bottom left of the map is periodically sunk by a large creature with tentacles. This is most likely Leviathan.
- Generally, the word "leviathan" is used to describe anything that is very large or gigantic.
- Despite having 500-800 attack damage, Leviathan cannot harm allied units in any way.