How to clear the Alien Ruins Angel Comb in Subnautica 2
Context:
Subnautica 2 players clear the Alien Ruins Angel Comb by targeting three hidden juvenile comns that feed a mature specimen, using upgraded tools and navigational aids. The process requires acquiring a feedback resonator, upgrading prior gear, and visiting distant wrecks, with each juvenile protected by canker blooms and hostile parasites. A fourth, overarching mutation is unlocked after purging the mature comb, but a current bug can block interaction with the mutation. The guide notes potential delays and points to additional beginner and resource guides for new players. Forward look focuses on awaiting a developer fix for the mutation and continuing exploration of Axum-related tech.
Dive Deeper:
The first juvenile comb lies in a cave 100 meters west of the Alien Ruins at about 167 meters depth; blooms close when approached, so the sonic resonator must be upgraded to a feedback resonator, then used to destroy all blooms in the room to clear the comb.
The second juvenile is roughly 390 meters southeast of the main Angel Comb and 320 meters southeast of the Alien Ruins, near domed Power Plant structures connected by pipes; follow the gigantic purple roots if lost, destroy the blooms with a charged blast, and you’ll confront a 300-meter-deep area requiring the tadpole’s depth module.
The third juvenile is 450 miles east of the Angel Comb in Cicada wreckage perched on a cliff; an opening is blocked by a canker bloom, so use the feedback resonator to gain access, then descend through a broken floor into a long vertical cave with multiple blooms and guarding parasites.
After clearing the three juveniles, return to the mature bloom and purge three additional canker blooms that appear around it to cure the mature Angel Comb and gain a mutation that enables interaction with Axum technology, though some players may encounter a bug preventing mutation interaction.
The guide cautions that this mutation-interaction bug has no current fix and advises patience for a developer patch, while also suggesting additional beginner guides and resource tips (e.g., sonic resonator acquisition and key materials) to support progress in Subnautica 2.