Creeper

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A creeper is a common hostile mob that quietly approaches a player, hisses, and will explode if not retreated from in time. Creeper explosions can destroy blocks and deal massive amounts of damage, which can be completely blocked using a shield or blocks.

When struck by lightning, a creeper becomes a charged creeper, which amplifies its explosion power and enables mob heads to be obtained from piglins, zombies, skeletons and other creepers it kills.

Due to its distinctive appearance and unique destructive method of attack, the creeper has become one of the most iconic mobs of Minecraft, being featured in promotional material and merchandise.

Creepers naturally spawn in the Overworld on solid blocks with a light level of 0, except in mushroom fields and deep dark biomes. In Bedrock Edition, creepers also do not spawn in rivers, frozen rivers, and snowy plains. They spawn individually in Bedrock Edition and in groups of four in Java Edition.

In Bedrock Edition, there is a density limit of five creepers on the surface of Overworld.

Java Edition:

Bedrock Edition:

• 5XP experience points, if killed by the player or a tamed wolf.

Creepers chase any player within a 16-block radius. They chase the player at a 14-block radius when they are crouching. They do not attack any other mob without provocation by being attacked first.

When within 3 blocks of a player, a creeper stops moving, hisses, flashes and expands, and explodes after 1.5 seconds (30 ticks), destroying (and dropping as items) blocks in the area as well as significantly damaging the player. A creeper's detonation can be halted if the player leaves the blast radius, including by knocking it back, going out of the creeper's sight, or if the creeper is killed before the explosion. Assuming the player stays within line of sight, the distance that the player must move in order for a creeper to cancel its explosion is 7 blocks, regardless of difficulty. Normal creeper explosions have a power of 3.

In Java Edition, if the game rule mobExplosionDropDecay is set to false, blocks have a 100% chance of dropping as items instead of being destroyed.

A creeper explodes only if it has an uninterrupted line of sight with the player throughout the entire 1.5-second countdown. As a result, if the creeper does not have line-of-sight with the player, it does not start hissing even at close range, even if the player is attacking it, and a detonation is canceled if it has started. The hissing sound plays in its entirety regardless of whether the explosion happens or not.

Unlike most mobs, the creeper does not have an idle sound, nor does it have unique step sounds. Although it does make normal stepping and swimming sounds, it is hard for players to distinguish those from their own sounds. This makes the approach of a creeper difficult for an unwary player to notice until it starts hissing.

A creeper jumps down to a player if it can survive the fall. A creeper taking fall damage adds to its swell according to fallDistance * 1.5, up to a maximum of 5 less than the fuse of the creeper. The creeper explodes when the swell equals the fuse, so an explosion occurs soon after landing with higher falls. For example, a creeper falling from greater than 16 blocks can explode 5 ticks after it lands.

Despite their lack of arms, creepers can climb up ladders, vines, and similar blocks like any other mob, but do not do so intentionally.

Using a flint and steel or fire charge‌^{[JE only]} on a creeper forces an explosion.

In Java Edition, the detection range of creepers is reduced by 50% when the player is wearing a creeper head.

Creepers flee from ocelots and cats within a 6-block radius, with faster movement than when pursuing a player. Cats and ocelots do not attack creepers. A creeper that has begun a detonation does not flee unless the player leaves its blast radius.

Creepers are not targeted by tamed wolves, iron golems or zoglins. However, they are still attacked by withers, snow golems,^[1] vindicators named "Johnny", wardens and goats. When hit by a stray projectile (like a drowned's trident), a creeper retaliates if not already chasing a player. If a creeper is attacked by any mob except a goat, the creeper moves toward the mob that attacked it and explodes.

When a creeper is inflicted with a status effect, its explosion creates an area effect cloud of the effect, like a lingering potion.‌^{[Java Edition only]}

Charged creepers are stronger versions of creepers. They are distinguished from normal creepers by their blue aura surrounding them, and their explosion power is significantly increased from 3 to 6, equal to that of an End crystal.

A charged creeper is created when lightning strikes within four blocks of a normal creeper. The lightning can be created in any way, including naturally, with the /summon command, by a trident with the Channeling enchantment, or attracted to a lightning rod. Due to this mechanic, creepers cannot be damaged by lightning but still can take damage from fire caused by it.

A charged creeper can also be summoned using the following commands:

• In Java Edition: /summon creeper ~ ~ ~ {powered:1}
• In Bedrock Edition: /summon creeper ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ minecraft:become_charged

Their countdown timers are the same as normal creepers, both in terms of range and time. Charged creepers' explosions are 50% more powerful than an explosion of TNT and 100% more powerful than their normal counterparts. How close the creeper was to the lightning strike does not affect the size or power of the explosion.

In Java Edition, a charged creeper explosion that kills zombies, skeletons, wither skeletons, piglins, or other creepers causes only one^[2] of those mobs to drop its corresponding mob head. If multiple valid mobs are killed in the explosion, the one that drops a head is chosen at random. In Bedrock Edition, a charged creeper explosion that kills zombies, skeletons, wither skeletons, piglins, or other creepers causes all the killed mobs to drop their corresponding heads.^[3]

A charged creeper does not drop its own head when it explodes, although any other charged creepers or creepers killed in the explosion drop a creeper head. Players and ender dragons do not drop their heads,^[4] nor do mobs without corresponding mob heads, such as livestock animals.

Charged creepers have the same entity ID as normal creepers. The only difference is that the value of the boolean powered tag is set to 1 (true).

The overlay of charged creepers is strongly emissive with Vibrant Visuals, and darkens the environment as a screen effect. Combined with the darkness of a thunderstorm, this makes the creeper behind it almost invisible.

Java Edition:

Bedrock Edition:

Java Edition:

Bedrock Edition:

Creepers have entity data associated with them that contains various properties.

Java Edition:

Bedrock Edition:

See Bedrock Edition level format/Entity format.

Achievements that apply to all mobs:

Advancements that apply to all mobs:

These mobs were originally meant to be a pig, but due to a coding bug, it created a creeper after the model got repurposed.

Issues relating to "Creeper" are maintained on the bug tracker. Issues should be reported and viewed there.

• Notch has stated on X that he imagined "creepers as being made out of leaves or similar" and that he is "not sure why they explode".^[13] When asked to describe its physical texture, he said they would feel "crunchy, like dry leaves".^[14]
• Creepers use the classic oak leaves texture to camouflage them from the same texture. As the oak leaves texture change, this camouflage is less effective.
• In multiplayer, creepers will not change target unless their original target is no longer targeted.
• When asked how creepers trigger their explosive nature, Dinnerbone said "They're so nervous that they shake a lot, and then this sets them off the same way as how rubbing two sticks makes fire".^[15]
• If a charged creeper is given Invisibility, the "aura" effect is still visible.
• In Java Edition, charged creeper explosion can inflict the greatest amount of damage any mob in the game can do at one time. In Bedrock Edition, the wither's spawn explosion deals slightly more.
• The creeper hiss sound uses the same sound file as when a block of TNT is primed but played at a lower pitch.
• Creeper was the first hostile mob added in the Survival test.
• Throughout many pieces of media, the creeper's anatomy is consistently shown to possess a skeleton and a TNT block inside.^{[16][17][18][19]} This is even present in the Minecraft Dungeons version of the creeper, where a statue of their innards can be found at the home. A statue of this design was also produced.^[20]
• Jeb has admitted that the creeper would probably not be added to Minecraft if the game's modern design principles were followed, since it would be controversial to have a mob that destroys the player's builds. However, it continues to exist in the game due to its iconic status.^[21] Notch agreed, stating that the creeper only explodes as the result of player (in-)action because random destructive events are "anti-fun."^[22]
• The design of the creeper is considered a fundamental "iconic" aspect of the Minecraft franchise, and as such is not going to receive substantial changes to preserve its legacy.^[23] Exceptions are made for spin-off material, where creepers are required to follow other art styles or practical functions, such as the camera position in Minecraft Dungeons.^[24]
  • However, further exceptions are also occasionally made for merchandise, often to represent in-game states.^[25][26]

Creepers have a formidable reputation in the community because of their potential to hurt or kill even veteran players and destroy structures. Their distinct appearance and destructive abilities have made them a widely recognizable Minecraft icon. Creepers are referenced in several of the items available at the Minecraft merchandise depot,^[27] and have become an internet meme complete with fan art, webcomic references, and demotivational posters. A central part of the meme is the creeper's unofficial catchphrase derived from the mob's tendency to sneak up on the player and hiss before detonating:

Creepers have been portrayed in many Minecraft products including but not limited to:

• The letter "A" in the Minecraft logo after Java Edition Beta 1.4 (The previous logo was just "MINECRAFT" written with cobblestone blocks)
• Stuffed toys
• Action figures
• Bracelets
• T-shirts
  • The creeper anatomy T-shirt reveals the insides of a creeper, and also reveals its scientific name: Creepus explodus.
• LEGO Minecraft
• Papercraft
• Minecraft Facebook profile image
• In the goodie bags given out at Minecon 2011, creepers were given as a fold-able and tapable decoration for one's room or collection, along with diamond and grass block.

• On June 18, 2012, the University of Southampton Physics Society Outreach Project sent a creeper and chest to the edge of space in a balloon with a tracker and camera.^[29]
• As part of an official collaboration, creepers are included as monsters in Monstrous Compendium Volume Three: Minecraft Creatures, a free add-on for the roleplaying game Dungeons & Dragons.^[30] In the game, they are "Monstrosities" and have the alignment "Typically Neutral Evil".

In Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, a creeper is one of the playable characters. It can be unlocked by purchasing the Season Pass or Digital Deluxe Edition.

• 👁 Texture of a creeper.
  
  Texture of a creeper.
• 👁 Charged creeper overlay.
  
  Charged creeper overlay.
• 👁 Texture of a smiling creeper.
  
  Texture of a smiling creeper.
• 👁 Original texture file of the creeper. Notice the leaves.
  
  Original texture file of the creeper. Notice the leaves.

• 👁 A creeper staring at the player.
  
  A creeper staring at the player.
• 👁 A creeper that is about to explode.
  
  A creeper that is about to explode.
• 👁 Creeper explosion.
  
  Creeper explosion.
• 👁 Comparison of explosion craters. From left to right: charged creeper, TNT, creeper.
  
  Comparison of explosion craters. From left to right: charged creeper, TNT, creeper.
• 👁 A creeper dying.
  
  A creeper dying.
• 👁 A creeper's vision when spectating it.
  
  A creeper's vision when spectating it.
• 👁 A forest at night through a creeper's eyes.
  
  A forest at night through a creeper's eyes.
• 👁 A creeper explosion that damaged a village house.
  
  A creeper explosion that damaged a village house.
• 👁 A rudimentary example of a music disc farm.
  
  A rudimentary example of a music disc farm.
• 👁 Creeper peeking through a glass window.
  
  Creeper peeking through a glass window.
• 👁 A charged creeper next to a normal creeper.
  
  A charged creeper next to a normal creeper.
• 👁 Creeper face-shaped firework.
  
  Creeper face-shaped firework.

• 👁 The original dark green creeper model.
  
  The original dark green creeper model.

• 👁 Steve standing next to a creeper
  
  Steve standing next to a creeper
• 👁 Ari trying to land a hit on a creeper with a mace
  
  Ari trying to land a hit on a creeper with a mace
• 👁 A moment before disaster. Note: This image was taken in Bedrock Edition before 1.21.60.
  
  A moment before disaster. Note: This image was taken in Bedrock Edition before 1.21.60.
• 👁 Efe fleeing from a creeper
  
  Efe fleeing from a creeper
• 👁 A three-headed creeper, demonstrating custom entity models in Bedrock Edition
  
  A three-headed creeper, demonstrating custom entity models in Bedrock Edition

• 👁 The original pig model the creeper was based on.
  
  The original pig model the creeper was based on.

• 👁 Artwork of a creeper
  
  Artwork of a creeper
• 👁 Another artwork of a creeper
  
  Another artwork of a creeper
• 👁 Artwork of a creeper's face
  
  Artwork of a creeper's face
• 👁 Animated creeper artwork
  
  Animated creeper artwork
• 👁 A creeper in promotional artwork for the first Caves & Cliffs update
  
  A creeper in promotional artwork for the first Caves & Cliffs update
• 👁 Creepers in promotional artwork for the second Caves & Cliffs update
  
  Creepers in promotional artwork for the second Caves & Cliffs update
• 👁 A creeper in official artwork for The Wild Update
  
  A creeper in official artwork for The Wild Update
• 👁 Artwork of a creeper used to signal the end of account migration
  
  Artwork of a creeper used to signal the end of account migration
• 👁 Artwork for the Minecraft Spookyfest event, featuring a creeper
  
  Artwork for the Minecraft Spookyfest event, featuring a creeper
• 👁 A minecraft.net maintenance screen featuring creepers
  
  A minecraft.net maintenance screen featuring creepers
• 👁 Gamerpic award from Xbox 360 Edition
  
  Gamerpic award from Xbox 360 Edition
• 👁 Gamerpic from the "Minecraft Faces" pack
  
  Gamerpic from the "Minecraft Faces" pack
• 👁 Gamerpic from the "Minecraft Mobs in Suits 2" pack
  
  Gamerpic from the "Minecraft Mobs in Suits 2" pack
• 👁 Promotional artwork for a Minecraft collaboration with Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes
  
  Promotional artwork for a Minecraft collaboration with Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes
• 👁 A baby creeper in 15 Year Journey
  
  A baby creeper in 15 Year Journey
• 👁 “Creepy,” a ghost resembling a creeper featured in the Pac-Man DLC
  
  “Creepy,” a ghost resembling a creeper featured in the Pac-Man DLC
• 👁 A Chao resembling a creeper, featured in the Sonic the Hedgehog DLC
  
  A Chao resembling a creeper, featured in the Sonic the Hedgehog DLC
• 👁 Artwork of a creeper as it appears in the Sonic Texture Pack. Notice the robotic look.
  
  Artwork of a creeper as it appears in the Sonic Texture Pack. Notice the robotic look.
• 👁 Animated creeper artwork
  
  Animated creeper artwork
• 👁 Creepers representing Minecraft Dungeons, Minecraft Legends, and Minecraft looking at each other[31]
  
  Creepers representing Minecraft Dungeons, Minecraft Legends, and Minecraft looking at each other^[31]
• 👁 Minecraft-themed word search
  
  Minecraft-themed word search
• 👁 A creeper with muscular human arms
  
  A creeper with muscular human arms
• 👁 A creeper peeking out from a tree near some mushrooms
  
  A creeper peeking out from a tree near some mushrooms
• 👁 A creeper peeking out from a tree near a fox and a pillager
  
  A creeper peeking out from a tree near a fox and a pillager
• 👁 Potato Creeper in 24w14potato snapshot
  
  Potato Creeper in 24w14potato snapshot
• 👁 World Kindness Day artwork
  
  World Kindness Day artwork
• 👁 Creeper in a pair of pants
  
  Creeper in a pair of pants
• 👁 A creeper waving hello with one of its legs
  
  A creeper waving hello with one of its legs
• 👁 Creeper in Hour of Code
  
  Creeper in Hour of Code
• 👁 A creeper peeking through an IRL window
  
  A creeper peeking through an IRL window
• 👁 Creeper photo in a yearbook
  
  Creeper photo in a yearbook
• 👁 A creeper named Cree-Cree on a phone call
  
  A creeper named Cree-Cree on a phone call
• 👁 Image of a creeper's different surfaces
  
  Image of a creeper's different surfaces
• 👁 Image
  

• 👁 A photograph featuring many pieces of official creeper merchandise
  
  A photograph featuring many pieces of official creeper merchandise
• 👁 A creeper face shirt
  
  A creeper face shirt
• 👁 A creeper face shirt
  
  A creeper face shirt
• 👁 A creeper riding a bike
  
  A creeper riding a bike
• 👁 Official artwork "Creeper Anatomy" for merchandise made by JINX
  
  Official artwork "Creeper Anatomy" for merchandise made by JINX
• 👁 Official artwork "Creepers Gonna Creep" for merchandise made by JINX
  
  Official artwork "Creepers Gonna Creep" for merchandise made by JINX
• 👁 Official artwork "Drop it Creep" for merchandise made by JINX
  
  Official artwork "Drop it Creep" for merchandise made by JINX
• 👁 Official T-shirt artwork "Retro Creeper" made by JINX
  
  Official T-shirt artwork "Retro Creeper" made by JINX
• 👁 Official T-shirt artwork "Three Creeper Moon" made by JINX. The name and graphics are a reference to Three Wolf Moon.[32]
  
  Official T-shirt artwork "Three Creeper Moon" made by JINX. The name and graphics are a reference to Three Wolf Moon.^[32]
• 👁 Official T-shirt artwork "Demolition Company" made by JINX
  
  Official T-shirt artwork "Demolition Company" made by JINX
• 👁 Official T-shirt artwork "Glyph" made by JINX.
  
  Official T-shirt artwork "Glyph" made by JINX.
• 👁 "Rainbow Creeper," an official T-Shirt design sold to celebrate Pride Month
  
  "Rainbow Creeper," an official T-Shirt design sold to celebrate Pride Month
• 👁 "Minecraft Seasons Greetings Creeper Ugly Holiday Sweater"
  
  "Minecraft Seasons Greetings Creeper Ugly Holiday Sweater"
• 👁 Official creeper premium zip-up hoodie made by JINX
  
  Official creeper premium zip-up hoodie made by JINX
• 👁 Official T-shirt artwork "Creeper Inside" made by JINX
  
  Official T-shirt artwork "Creeper Inside" made by JINX
• 👁 Official sticker "Creeper Inside" made by JINX
  
  Official sticker "Creeper Inside" made by JINX
• 👁 Official wall decal "Creeper Inside" made by JINX
  
  Official wall decal "Creeper Inside" made by JINX
• 👁 Official sticker "Creeper SSSsss" made by JINX
  
  Official sticker "Creeper SSSsss" made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper face sticker made by JINX
  
  Official creeper face sticker made by JINX
• 👁 Official poster made by JINX that features a creeper
  
  Official poster made by JINX that features a creeper
• 👁 Official creeper plushy with sound made by JINX
  
  Official creeper plushy with sound made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper vinyl minifigure made by JINX
  
  Official creeper vinyl minifigure made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper vinyl minifigure made by JINX
  
  Official creeper vinyl minifigure made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper action figure made by JINX
  
  Official creeper action figure made by JINX
• 👁 Charged creeper action figure
  
  Charged creeper action figure
• 👁 Official poppable 5-inch Creeper figure by JINX
  
  Official poppable 5-inch Creeper figure by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper vinyl minifigure made by JINX
  
  Official creeper vinyl minifigure made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper face mug made by JINX
  
  Official creeper face mug made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper hat made by JINX
  
  Official creeper hat made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper hat made by JINX
  
  Official creeper hat made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper head cosmetic made by JINX
  
  Official creeper head cosmetic made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper bracelet made by JINX
  
  Official creeper bracelet made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper pendant on a necklace made by JINX
  
  Official creeper pendant on a necklace made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper wallet made by JINX
  
  Official creeper wallet made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper beanie made by JINX
  
  Official creeper beanie made by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper scarf by JINX
  
  Official creeper scarf by JINX
• 👁 Official creeper plushies made by JINX
  
  Official creeper plushies made by JINX
• 👁 A Minecraft creeper backpack from ThinkGeek
  
  A Minecraft creeper backpack from ThinkGeek
• 👁 "Minecraft Digital Print," a design featured on a throw blanket
  
  "Minecraft Digital Print," a design featured on a throw blanket
• 👁 Creeper and Steve micromobs from official LEGO Minecraft
  
  Creeper and Steve micromobs from official LEGO Minecraft
• 👁 Creeper minifigure from official LEGO Minecraft
  
  Creeper minifigure from official LEGO Minecraft
• 👁 Charged creeper minifigure
  
  Charged creeper minifigure
• 👁 Exploding creeper minifigure
  
  Exploding creeper minifigure
• 👁 BrickHeadz of Steve and a creeper
  
  BrickHeadz of Steve and a creeper
• 👁 A Creeper Bigfig LEGO Minecraft set
  
  A Creeper Bigfig LEGO Minecraft set
• 👁 A Creeper Mine LEGO Minecraft set
  
  A Creeper Mine LEGO Minecraft set
• 👁 A Steve and Creeper LEGO Minecraft set
  
  A Steve and Creeper LEGO Minecraft set
• 👁 Official creeper toaster
  
  Official creeper toaster
• 👁 Greek Mythology mash-up pack
  
  Greek Mythology mash-up pack
• 👁 City texture pack
  
  City texture pack
• 👁 Creeper Steve Boxhead, a skin featured in the 1st Birthday skin pack
  
  Creeper Steve Boxhead, a skin featured in the 1st Birthday skin pack
• 👁 Halloween mash-up pack
  
  Halloween mash-up pack
• 👁 Party Creeper, another skin featured in the 1st Birthday skin pack
  
  Party Creeper, another skin featured in the 1st Birthday skin pack
• 👁 Creeper figure of Flippin' Figs
  
  Creeper figure of Flippin' Figs
• 👁 Charged Creeper figure of Flippin' Figs
  
  Charged Creeper figure of Flippin' Figs
• 👁 A bunch of creeper-themed merchandise
  
  A bunch of creeper-themed merchandise
• 👁 Creeper bearbrick figure
  
  Creeper bearbrick figure
• 👁 Creeper figure and plush
  
  Creeper figure and plush
• 👁 Creeper plushes
  
  Creeper plushes
• 👁 Creeper plush
  
  Creeper plush
• 👁 Creeper plush
  
  Creeper plush
• 👁 Official charged creeper mini fridge
  
  Official charged creeper mini fridge
• 👁 Ditto, but shows the inside of the fridge
  
  Ditto, but shows the inside of the fridge
• 👁 Ditto, but with a different background and is slightly zoomed out
  
  Ditto, but with a different background and is slightly zoomed out
• 👁 Ditto, but with a lighter background and with the body flap open
  
  Ditto, but with a lighter background and with the body flap open
• 👁 Image
  
• 👁 Image
  
• 👁 A creeper wall clock
  
  A creeper wall clock
• 👁 Image
  
• 👁 Image
  
• 👁 Image
  
• 👁 Image
  
• 👁 Image
  

• 👁 The Creeper Mii Brawler costume in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
  
  The Creeper Mii Brawler costume in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
• 👁 Creeper Spirit from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
  
  Creeper Spirit from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
• 👁 A creeper as it appears on the cover of Minecraft: Mob Squad: Don't Fear the Creeper
  
  A creeper as it appears on the cover of Minecraft: Mob Squad: Don't Fear the Creeper
• 👁 A creeper as depicted on the cover of the Mobestiary
  
  A creeper as depicted on the cover of the Mobestiary
• 👁 Anatomy of a creeper, as seen in the Mobestiary
  
  Anatomy of a creeper, as seen in the Mobestiary
• 👁 The official creeper statistics in the Monstrous Compendium Volume Three: Minecraft Creatures.
  
  The official creeper statistics in the Monstrous Compendium Volume Three: Minecraft Creatures.
• 👁 A creeper Easter egg that can be found in a game called Stick RPG 2
  
  A creeper Easter egg that can be found in a game called Stick RPG 2
• 👁 The Geometry Dash achievement that unlocks a creeper icon
  
  The Geometry Dash achievement that unlocks a creeper icon
• 👁 The creeper from Henry Stickmin
  
  The creeper from Henry Stickmin
• 👁 The Creeper set from Terraria
  
  The Creeper set from Terraria
• 👁 The Secret Creeper, featured in the Trails & Tales Event
  
  The Secret Creeper, featured in the Trails & Tales Event
• 👁 Tiny Creeper, featured in 2023 Mob Vote Event
  
  Tiny Creeper, featured in 2023 Mob Vote Event
• 👁 Target of a creeper in a cowboy hat from the Universal Studios Event
  
  Target of a creeper in a cowboy hat from the Universal Studios Event
• 👁 Ditto, but with a charged creeper in a cowboy hat
  
  Ditto, but with a charged creeper in a cowboy hat
• 👁 Image
  
• 👁 A creeper face hidden amongst other doodles in a wallpaper of the WhatsApp application near the bottom left
  
  A creeper face hidden amongst other doodles in a wallpaper of the WhatsApp application near the bottom left
• 👁 A creeper statue
  
  A creeper statue
• 👁 A creeper as it appears in Minecraft Dungeons
  
  A creeper as it appears in Minecraft Dungeons
• 👁 A creeper as it appears in Minecraft Legends
  
  A creeper as it appears in Minecraft Legends
• 👁 A creeper as it appears in A Minecraft Movie
  
  A creeper as it appears in A Minecraft Movie
• 👁 A creeper as it appears in Minecraft Earth
  
  A creeper as it appears in Minecraft Earth
• 👁 A creeper as it appears in Minecraft: Story Mode
  
  A creeper as it appears in Minecraft: Story Mode

• "Meet the Creeper" by Tom Stone – Minecraft.net, May 15, 2017.
• Creeper (Minecraft) – Wikipedia.org