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There are some mobs listed currently that I don't remember seeing in the movie. Did they appear in the background, and thus I missed them, or do they have some importance in another relevant medium?
👁 Image Parrot - in the jungle scene maybe, but I don't remember seeing one? The page literally just states "A Parrot is a mob rumored to appear appear in A Minecraft Movie [sic]".
Cats, mooshrooms, fish, and parrots are established, but only in the server. There’s a pufferfish lamp in one of the stores, and a guardian statue can be found in a garden area. Vexes to my knowledge are in the map and were mentioned in a leak, probably just had their scene cut. Bats are an interesting case though, supposedly they’re in the Oreo game as a bunch of glowing eyes in the dark, but we haven’t dumped that game yet so we can’t really be certain. Beyond that they’re just another ambient feature in the server and map. Everything else I’m pretty sure are just guesses.
i think its just a list of all the mobs that were in the movie or in movie related media (trailers, dlc, bedrock event server, etc.) amethyst_hhh :) (talk) 00:51, 11 April 2025 (UTC)
Alpacas and gooses were at the Dawn's Zoo, turtles and dolphins were apparently spotted in the water. The existence of frogs in the world is hinted at by a statue built by Steve. Buzzilaa (talk) 15:38, 28 April 2025 (UTC)
Latest comment: 29 April 20253 comments3 people in discussion
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Probably shouldn’t even have a mob page because the definition of mob isn’t established in the film and the definition of mob established by the wiki doesn’t match with what is appearing in the film.
Yes, what Buzzilaa said. Like in Minecraft: Story Mode, the characters refer to zombies as "mobs". For example, Olivia in Order Up! says: "Ugh, all these mobs. Where does it end?". This scene is not a combat gameplay, it's a cutscene with QTEs.
What you're referring to is the technical definition of a mob, an "AI-driven mobile entity." However, not every zombie in Minecraft: Story Mode is a technical mob at all times, they only become technical mobs during combat gameplay, where they exhibit basic AI behaviors like walking toward the player and attacking. Most of the time, these zombies are just scripted objects with predefined movements. Despite this, Olivia still refer to the zombies as mobs in that particular scene.
Story Mode and the movie are very similar, Story Mode is essentially an interactive movie. So the definition of a "mob" in Story Mode can also be applied to the movie. 👁 Image QwertyLilley [ talk ] 00:42, 29 April 2025 (UTC)
Why? Animals from the earth and animals from the Overworld have no difference except for the shape of the body. Buzzilaa (talk) 12:52, 29 April 2025 (UTC)
Quoting from a note on the page: Technically, a "mob" is an AI-driven mobile entity, but zombies in Story Mode are often scripted objects with predefined movements that do not exhibit AI behaviors unless during combat gameplay. Despite this, the characters in Minecraft: Story Mode refer to zombies as "mobs," even outside of gameplay situations. For example, Olivia says, "Ugh, all these mobs. Where does it end?" during a QTE cutscene in Order Up!. This usage also appears in the Netflix version, where the only gameplay is decision-making. Since Story Mode is essentially an interactive movie, the use of the term "mob" carries over naturally into the movie. Gwen Stacy (talk) 12:58, 29 April 2025 (UTC)
Latest comment: 30 April 20259 comments4 people in discussion
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Story Mode and the movie are two different things. The movie doesn’t refer to mobs so calling them mobs is a stretch. and the geese and alpacas are certainly not mobs even if you can argue somehow in this bizarre logic that the movie has mobs. They’re just animals in the background. Not everything in the film has to be 1:1 with games.
"Story Mode and the movie are two different things."
Are they really that different though? Story Mode, especially in its Netflix format, is a narrative media, remove all gameplay and what you get is a series of movies. Yeah they're separate things, but they are both Minecraft.
"The movie doesn’t refer to mobs so calling them mobs is a stretch."
A term does not need to be spoken aloud to apply. If a creeper appears but isn't named, do we stop calling it a creeper? Why would "mob" require explicit mention to remain valid when the mobs act and look exactly like mobs from the game?
"the geese and alpacas are certainly not mobs even if you can argue somehow in this bizarre logic that the movie has mobs."
Yeah sure let's follow the bizzare logic. Does the origin of a creature really matter when it comes to the term "mob"? Why do we call magma cubes and endermen mobs, even though they come from different dimensions? Why should we exclude creatures from Earth dimension from the term? Also, you seem to have overlooked humans in your feedback, do you consider them mobs?
"They’re just animals in the background."
The numerous pandas in the movie are also background animals. Or are you actually talking about MCW:Notability here?
"Not everything in the film has to be 1:1 with games."
That's what we're trying to do here, draw parallels where it makes sense. We're not doing it with vanilla Minecraft. Again MCSM would be a movie if it has no gameplay. 👁 Image QwertyLilley [ talk ] 18:23, 29 April 2025 (UTC)
A little off topic but...
It might be useful to distinguish between a mob (a Minecraft animal) and a regular Earthling animal. This showcases the difference between the Minecraft realm (Overworld and the Nether) with our regular world (the Earth). I don't think a new page is needed but a subheading seems fine. 👁 Image Ayaan20:41, 29 April 2025 (UTC)
Yeah that wouldn't hurt to do. But I don't know how to layout it decently since humans and the animals are already separate from each other to begin with 👁 Image QwertyLilley [ talk ] 01:11, 30 April 2025 (UTC)
Maybe it doesn't matter to categorize the Earthlings into intelligent races and animals since there's only four of them. We should just put them all together in an Earthlings subsection, what do you all think? 👁 Image QwertyLilley [ talk ] 01:31, 30 April 2025 (UTC)
Latest comment: 10 May 20253 comments2 people in discussion
What I mean is in the Minecraft Dungeons sub wiki, you see multiple branches of the illager race as different mobs. This should be said the same about the piglins and illagers. Steve101 (talk) 22:29, 9 May 2025 (UTC)
They are not split because this is not a game. They are split in games because they all have separate information that are different from each other. 👁 Image QwertyLilley [ talk ] 22:58, 9 May 2025 (UTC)
Latest comment: 2 September 20253 comments3 people in discussion
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there was also a iron golem created with the boots of swiftness, and the golem is called golem of swiftness. could you add this as one of the mobs here?
I know this feedback is months old but whatever, I want to clarify something. The Super Iron Golem is both a character and a mob, this page acts as a list of mob species/type page, since the Super Iron Golem is a member of iron golems, it is not included, and only listed in the characters page. 👁 Image QwertyLilley [ talk ] 01:32, 2 September 2025 (UTC)
Latest comment: 24 May 20259 comments3 people in discussion
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Lots of confusion over this page. Are we sure it’s even needed? Does the movie even have mobs? It looks as if it is just over complicating things for readers.
The confusion is about the term "mob". We're using it as it was used in Story Mode, where it doesn't necessarily refer to AI-driven mobs. Also this page is necessary because many people refer to these species as "mobs". We can't include species under characters, since characters refer to specific individuals. 👁 Image QwertyLilley [ talk ] 15:59, 10 May 2025 (UTC)
Latest comment: 2 September 20254 comments3 people in discussion
Do you guys not think that both piglings and piglin brutes are in the film. People without armour like malgosha and piglin artist would defo classify as piglings but people with armour such as Chungus or snortilla, don’t you think that they’re piglin brutes because of all the attacking and stuff. If anyone agrees and if anyone can, please add a page for them and put them on this page Aarondoggie2000 (talk) 12:03, 8 June 2025 (UTC)
The page lists mobs as species/races/kinds rather than as game entities. So piglin brutes won't be listed here as separate from piglins 👁 Image QwertyLilley [ talk ] 13:22, 8 June 2025 (UTC)
Excuse me, if this is true, why are there are piglins and zombified piglins listed as different creatures? And, for that matter, why do they both link to the piglin page? 8.24.109.2601:10, 2 September 2025 (UTC)
It's not exactly by species entirely, some are just subtypes or some sort. Zombies and skeletons could be the same species but we list them as different types of creatures 👁 Image QwertyLilley [ talk ] 01:35, 2 September 2025 (UTC)
Why is a witch not a mob? We are using the in-universe term "mob" in this page, that is synonymous to creature.
Is it because it's a "character"? The two terms aren't exclusive. All mobs are characters, ranging from being generic background characters to protagonists. And all characters are mobs since it's just an ambiguous synonym for "creature". 👁 Image QwertyLilley [ talk ] 01:41, 2 September 2025 (UTC)
Latest comment: 10 June 20256 comments2 people in discussion
Ducks are mentioned or implied to exist in the ‘welcome to Steve’s’ song so can someone plz add it on here (maybe with the mc dungeons duck icon) and have it redirect to the ‘welcome to Steve’s’ song page Aarondoggie2000 (talk) 21:45, 10 June 2025 (UTC)
Could we maybe also add a tag that says it’s an earthling plz? I would do this myself but I hardly know how to work the editing so I’m just asking u guys to. I will eventually be able to do it tho 😅 Aarondoggie2000 (talk) 22:03, 10 June 2025 (UTC)
Do we know what the in-film context was? I haven’t heard the song but just looking at the lyrics I assume it was meant for another scene in Midport. Realshow19 (talk) 22:05, 10 June 2025 (UTC)
In the unfinished version it was supposed to be Steve singing it in the office scene near the start of the film so I’m pretty sure it was earth rather than overworld. Also btw, if u want to listen to the song, I think it’s on Apple Music, Amazon music and Spotify on the ‘I am Steve: Minecraft movie bonus track playlist’ in case that helps Aarondoggie2000 (talk) 22:07, 10 June 2025 (UTC)
Latest comment: 8 July 20252 comments2 people in discussion
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Wouldn't it be better, when possible, to add images of the characters and mobs from the movie instead of their Minecraft icons? I think this would look better for a movie page.
These aren’t the vanilla designs, they’re from the various DLCs and server for the movie. I’ve toyed with using cutouts myself, but for a lot of these there simply aren’t sufficient images to use, and we’re already using the DLC art style for sprites. It’s just more practical to use textures we have perfect copies of than spending weeks compositing or using drastically inconsistent images. Realshow19 (talk) 21:46, 8 July 2025 (UTC)
But a grotesque creature that’s a thousand times the size of Earth’s spiders. Sure, they also exist on Earth in miniature, less monstrous form, but why aren’t hoglins considered animals? 8.24.109.2601:01, 2 September 2025 (UTC)
Hoglins are a fictional creature, not an actual animal. Most/all bugs in Minecraft are supposed to be large, but in the context of the movie canon specifically they’re also much more identifiable than something like creepers, which obviously only exist off Earth. Realshow19 (talk) 01:13, 2 September 2025 (UTC)
I would consider a monster a purely fictional creature, hoglins are inspired by warthogs but they’re not supposed to literally be the same thing. It’s like how dragons and iguanas can coexist, you wouldn’t call a dragon an animal. Realshow19 (talk) 02:01, 2 September 2025 (UTC)
Mojang classifies hoglins as both “animals” and “monsters” in their own game. It’s their fiction, so their definition matters most. We don’t get to override that and say it’s only one or the other when the creators themselves made it both. I know the standard is to only list the mob in one section of the page, but that doesn’t mean we should state something incorrect on the talk page.
We do sound panels for mobs in MC, MCD, and MCL. Why not in AMCM? Why not do the zombie groaning or creeper hissing on their respective pages? 8.24.109.2618:53, 12 September 2025 (UTC)
Yeah, the few audio files we have on pages are from the movie server. It’s not really essential like with game characters but it’s still nice to include when it’s an option. Realshow19 (talk) 02:11, 13 September 2025 (UTC)
Why are endermen classified as an intelligent race?
Endermen are pretty consistently depicted as intelligent in the franchise, but in the movie specifically the one we see isn’t treated as a monster. It’s working a specific job, seemingly by itself, and can apparently leave the room whenever it wants. Realshow19 (talk) 02:09, 13 September 2025 (UTC)
First part just isn’t true at all, they’re not sapient like piglins and villagers. And “working a job” is a bit of a stretch, the only information given is that it is simply in the room. - Harri / Talk👁 Image 18:33, 14 September 2025 (UTC)
There are entire books about endermen characters, and the design document gives them a set motive. They’re very much sapient, they’re just not really meant to be explored in detail, otherwise they’d lose their mystique. For that matter I think it’s pretty clear in context that the enderman is working, it’s pretty explicitly not in the room it’s supposed to be guarding. As if it left to do something else and then came back. If it were just a beast contained there they’d probably have an evoker to watch over things. Realshow19 (talk) 18:38, 14 September 2025 (UTC)
Books are irrelevant, non canon. The design book is the only thing that could be used as evidence but even then it reads more like a collective instinct, no different from zombie’s trying to kill the player. It’s not concrete enough to declare as fact that they are sapient on the wiki, especially not when the only shaky evidence is leaked content. - Harri / Talk👁 Image 18:59, 14 September 2025 (UTC)
Minecraft doesn’t have any canon to speak of, the closest thing to one is Dungeons and the movie clearly isn’t canon to that either. The point of bringing up the books is that it’s consistent, Minecraft doesn’t have a canon but it does have a brand that they want to keep consistent, and every time endermen have been important to a story they’ve been intelligent. If you want to ignore all that and just focus on the movie, the one enderman we see is shown to be independent, in a building otherwise entirely populated by people living there, watching over a specific area with a goal, and have a power that generally requires intelligence. Them being sapient is the simpler conclusion here. Realshow19 (talk) 19:16, 14 September 2025 (UTC)
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The page lists flies as mobs meant to appear in the film, but never did. That is false. Garret swatted a fly on Earth, and the page does list Earthlings. Somebody better fix that. 8.24.109.2602:06, 8 November 2025 (UTC)
well, the melon golem is a food-like mob because it can blink and shoot a melon seed projectile. so it can change the form of the melon in his head with the eyelids and the mouth.
The melon golem is a literal mob; a mobile entity that can move and interact with players of a game. Mobs in the movie are figurative; they're species, which can move, but are mainly called that for brand purposes. Chuggy is exclusively a fictional character, he probably has a bigger presence in-universe than we've seen but a statue or mascot costume of him doesn't mean he's a race. Let alone sentient. Realshow19 (talk) 21:20, 15 November 2025 (UTC)
I could see a case if there were multiple potato mascots, but even then it certainly shouldn't be in the races category. Maybe a fictional mobs section instead? Realshow19 (talk) 21:18, 15 November 2025 (UTC)
I just don't see much importance in it, I'll just oppose if Chuggy the Chip itself, by the name, will be added. But if the mascot's species will be added then yeah, a fictional section sounds okay. 👁 Image QwertyLilley[talk]21:57, 15 November 2025 (UTC)
Added a citation needed tag for most of the scrapped mobs as no sources are provided for most of them. I would agree with removing them completely and re-adding them only if/when a solid source is provided.--Capopanzo (talk | contribs) 19:37, 2 January 2026 (UTC)
