Giant

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 "field": "Easy: 26<span class=\"hidden-alt-text\">HP</span><span class=\"nowrap mc-hearts\"><span class=\"iconbar pixel-image nowrap\" style=\"--icon-offset:-1px;\" title=\"1 heart\">(link to File:Heart (icon).png article, displayed as 9px|link=|alt=❤️)</span> × 13</span><br>Normal: 50<span class=\"hidden-alt-text\">HP</span><span class=\"nowrap mc-hearts\"><span class=\"iconbar pixel-image nowrap\" style=\"--icon-offset:-1px;\" title=\"1 heart\">(link to File:Heart (icon).png article, displayed as 9px|link=|alt=❤️)</span> × 25</span><br>Hard: 75<span class=\"hidden-alt-text\">HP</span><span class=\"nowrap mc-hearts\"><span class=\"iconbar pixel-image nowrap\" style=\"--icon-offset:-1px;\" title=\"1 heart\">(link to File:Heart (icon).png article, displayed as 9px|link=|alt=❤️)</span> × 37.5</span>",
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A giant is an unused over-sized monster mob in Java and Legacy Console editions that resembles a zombie.

A giant drops 5XP experience points when killed and has a chance of dropping some of its equipment if it has any.

No biome includes giants on their spawn lists, so they can never spawn naturally. Giants also have no spawn egg.

Giants can be spawned using commands such as /summon minecraft:giant.

Giants are close to 12 blocks tall, and they use a six-times-enlarged zombie model. Giants are not undead mobs.

Because giants are not actually undead, they do not burn in sunlight and they are damaged by potions of Harming and healed by potions of Healing, are attacked by the wither, immune to Smite, affected by Regeneration and Poison, and do not scare armadillos. Iron golems and snow golems attack giants as they attack other monster mobs. Giants do not convert into drowned when submerged in water; instead, they slowly suffocate and die.

Giants currently have no AI. The consequence of this is that they always face south when summoned, and they always stay that way, never wandering. They cannot turn their head, chase the player, or respond to damage. A giant's viewing direction can be changed only with commands or by shoving it into a minecart that faces a different direction.

Giants can move if ridden by another mob using NBT tags.

Giants have entity data associated with them that contain various properties.

Advancements that apply to all mobs:

Giants are an unsupported mob and as such issues relating to them may not be fixed.

• Changes made to the zombie model (for example, using a resource pack) change the giant's model as well.
• Notch removed the giants spawning capabilities because "they are too overpowered". He did not remove them entirely because "they are just too cool to remove".^{[citation needed]}
• Players are unable to attack a giant's head and torso unless they are positioned near the bottom of the giant. Projectiles such as arrows can hit these areas as normal.
• Killing a giant cannot give the player the Monster Hunter advancement.
• In the April Fools' snapshot 24w14potato, giants were overhauled. They have AI and can spawn naturally (during the battle with mega spud boss). If spawned in the Potato dimension, giants have the skin of Mojang Studios developer Jay Wells.
• If the player uses the command /attribute to set the base scale of a Zombie to 6, It becomes the same size of a Giant.

• 👁 A giant next to a normal size zombie. Note how the zombie burns in daylight but the giant doesn't.
  
  A giant next to a normal size zombie. Note how the zombie burns in daylight but the giant doesn't.
• 👁 A giant "riding" a minecart in the older versions.
  
  A giant "riding" a minecart in the older versions.
• 👁 A giant in a cave.
  
  A giant in a cave.
• 👁 Two giants summoned one of them wearing equipment.
  
  Two giants summoned one of them wearing equipment.
• 👁 A giant burning in a pool of lava.
  
  A giant burning in a pool of lava.
• 👁 A giant getting damaged by a splash potion of Harming.
  
  A giant getting damaged by a splash potion of Harming.
• 👁 A giant in the middle of a plains biome.
  
  A giant in the middle of a plains biome.
• 👁 A giant monster spawner.
  
  A giant monster spawner.
• 👁 In 18w50a, a giant using the zombie AI.
  
  In 18w50a, a giant using the zombie AI.
• 👁 In 18w50a, a giant chicken jockey
  
  In 18w50a, a giant chicken jockey
• 👁 A giant that spawned with a chainmail helmet and an iron shovel spawned in 18w50a.
  
  A giant that spawned with a chainmail helmet and an iron shovel spawned in 18w50a.
• 👁 A giant from a player’s eye view.
  
  A giant from a player’s eye view.

• 👁 A giant and an iron golem.
  
  A giant and an iron golem.

• 👁 Giant texture file similar to zombie.
  
  Giant texture file similar to zombie.

• 👁 The poisonous potato giant from 24w14potato.
  
  The poisonous potato giant from 24w14potato.
• 👁 Potato giant texture file from 24w14potato.
  
  Potato giant texture file from 24w14potato.