A Minecraft player, u/JonahplayzYT, posted a screenshot on the game’s subreddit showing the last few seconds of the short video. While nothing interesting was written on it, the user pointed out the ...

Over the years, Minecraft has introduced an array of popular mobs. These entities have joined the ever-expanding roster and have provided unique features, items, and services.

Minecraft is bringing back a mob fans thought was long gone and copper ore may become a resource worth mining.

Most excitingly, the copper golem from Minecraft's 2021 Mob Vote is finally being added, after remaining a fan-favourite concept over the years. Now, the cute metallic creature will help with item ...

We can't do a deep dive on mobs that aren't released...so let's do a shallow dive instead!

Minecraft's Mob Votes have come to an end, being retired in a recent Mojang article, and its history makes the reason for this clear.

The Minecraft developer announced that it is retiring its divisive mob vote via a blog post on Monday.

The Minecraft mob vote is an annual exercise in democracy and ritual combat in which Mojang puts forward a few new mobs for possible addition into the game, and the community pulls the ...

After over 500,000 players signed a petition to end Minecraft's annual mob vote, Mojang is retiring the tradition alongside a new (and more frequent) game update structure.

This also means that Mojang is retiring the mob vote, the infamous player-voted contest for introducing new mobs into Minecraft.

As of writing, the “Stop the Mob Vote” Minecraft petition has amassed over 500,000 signatures, while the “Keep Player Trading” Rocket League petition has gathered over 17,000.

Learn everything about the new mobs you can choose from in Minecraft Live Mob Vote 2023, which will be added to the Minecraft 1.21 update.