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Violent Laviente is an Unclassified Monster introduced in Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.1.
Physiology
Their orange scales have turned a light grey while their underbellies are now a ghostly white and their brown shells, "wings", tusks, and fins have turned sickly shades of green.
Abilities
The fight mostly plays out the same as normal Laviente with Violent Laviente being a bit more aggressive and having access to some more attacks like breathing a stream of flames that momentarily leaves a quarter or the arena heated to the point of hurting Hunters standing in it, manipulating the environment to fill the area with smoke heavily obscuring the Hunters vision while swinging its tail around, attempting to inhale the hunters into its mouth which also causes some rocks to rain on the area when it stops, and sending clumps of molten rock and whirlwinds to rain on and blow away the Hunters during the start of the final phase.
Behavior
Violent Laviente are ravenous and desperate in their states and will seek to devour any living thing they see.
Habitat
It inhabits the Solitude Island, a body of land that is massive and empty enough to accommodate its size.
Game Appearances
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In-Game Description
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Music Themes
 MHFO BGM - Raviente SubSpecies Phase 1 | Phase One Theme |
 MHFO 2012 Anniversary OST Disc 2 - 2 - Raviente Subspecies Phase 2 | Phase Two Theme |
 MHFO 2012 Anniversary OST Disc 2 - 3 - Raviente Subspecies Phase 3 | Phase Three Theme |
 MHFG ラヴィエンテ凶暴期 第最後段階のBGM | Finale Theme |
Notes
General Notes
- Violent Laviente are normal individuals in a state of near starvation hence their deathly color schemes.
- Violent Laviente, unlike other exceptionally large monsters such as Lao-Shan Lung, is susceptible to the KO and Poison Status.
- Both tusks can be broken.
Monster Hunter Frontier
- Hunters must be at least HR5 to fight the Violent Laviente.
- You needed at least 24 players to start a Violent Laviente hunt and the joining limit was 32 players, which was later changed to a max of 8 players and a minimum of 4 with the release of Berserk Laviente.
- As an event on September 11, 2013 - September 18, 2013 the joining limit was upped to 100 players on a single Violent Laviente Hunt against an exceptionally extremely powerful Violent Laviente
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