I really love minecraft a lot because It definitely is so much creativity and fun and I can see so many new things in minecraft and i enjoy it, but i really wanted many new mobs to be there and I really loved minecraft so much and I am happy about it.

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A chicken is a passive mob found in grass biomes and the main source of raw chicken, feathers and eggs.

Chickens spawn naturally in the Overworld in groups of four on grass blocks with 2 blocks of free space above them at a light level of 9 or more. They do not spawn in deserts, snowy plains, ice spikes, snowy slopes, meadows, wooded badlands, jagged peaks, frozen peaks, and stony peaks.

In Java Edition, chickens are more common in sparse jungles.

After world generation, chickens spawn individually. 5% of chickens spawn as baby chickens.

In Bedrock Edition, chickens require a light level of 7 or more to spawn and are found in groups of two to four.

Chickens may be found in the Nether when a chicken jockey spawns.

All baby zombie variants and baby zombified piglins have a 5% chance to spawn riding a chicken, forming a chicken jockey. Because a baby zombie occurs from 5% of zombie spawns, the chicken jockey spawns consist of 0.25% of all zombie spawns in a chicken-free environment; if chickens are present, the chance increases to 0.4875%. A chicken jockey can also be spawned by using the following command:

/summon minecraft:chicken ~ ~ ~ {IsChickenJockey:1b,Passengers:[{id:"minecraft:zombie",IsBaby:1b}]}

Chicken jockeys may spawn with items equipped. Baby zombified piglin versions of the chicken jockey always wield a golden sword. Harming or killing the chicken does not cause the zombified piglin to attack.

Baby zombie jockeys do not spawn riding chickens, but check for nearby adult chickens to mount prior to attacking a player, wandering trader, adult villager, snow golem, or iron golem.

Adult chickens that were not part of chicken jockeys lay an 👁 Image
egg every five to ten minutes.

1–7XP experience orbs upon a successful breeding.

1–3XP experience orbs are dropped when a chicken is killed by a player or tamed wolf or 10XP if it was part of a chicken jockey.

Killing a baby chicken yields no items or experience.

A chicken normally wanders aimlessly when idle. Sometimes, for some reason, they will locate a small area and remain there, even if it's just a 1 block space. They follow players holding various seeds within a 6×4×6 cubic area. Baby chickens follow adult chickens.

Chickens avoid falling off cliffs (>3.5 blocks). They flap their wings when they are in midair and fall slowly, thus chickens are immune to fall damage.

Chickens can be attached to leads.

When harmed, chickens flee around for a few seconds.

Unlike other mobs, chickens attempt to jump up to climb stairs instead of climbing them normally.^[1]

Ocelots, untamed cats‌^{[JE only]}, and foxes pursue and attack chickens.

While in a loaded chunk, an adult chicken lays an egg every five to ten minutes (6000–12000 ticks), unless it is, or was, a part of a chicken jockey. If the player is close enough to a chicken when it lays an egg, a pop sound is heard.

Chickens can stay underwater for 15 seconds or can swim, visibly flapping their wings and staying on the water surface. While swimming, a chicken needs only one block of air above its head.

If two adult chickens are fed wheat seeds, beetroot seeds, melon seeds, pumpkin seeds, torchflower seeds, or pitcher pods, a baby chicken spawns. They cannot breed for 5 minutes afterward.

Baby chickens take 20 minutes to grow up, but the growth time can be accelerated by 10% each time it is fed seeds. A baby chicken fed a seed once per second grows up in approximately 48 seconds using 47 seeds.

Baby chickens are smaller than a half-block and can unwillingly pass through openings smaller than a full block, but do not walk through half-block-tall spaces. A baby chicken riding a minecart cannot be hit because it is completely inside the minecart's hitbox.

Chickens are the only Overworld mob that can repopulate without breeding. Adult chickens lay eggs at random and an egg thrown at the ground by a player or a dispenser has a ¹⁄₈ chance of spawning a baby chicken. If a baby chicken spawns from a thrown egg, there is a further ¹⁄₃₂ chance to spawn three extra baby chickens, or ¹⁄₂₅₆ overall. It is theoretically possible for a stack of 16 eggs to yield 64 chickens if all spawn chances succeed for all eggs.

If the player throws an egg at a glass pane, the baby chicken can spawn on the far side of the pane.

Java Edition:
Chickens use the Friendly Creatures sound category for entity-dependent sound events.

Bedrock Edition:

Java Edition:

Bedrock Edition:

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

Java Edition:

User:Minecraftgood786/ED

Bedrock Edition:

See Bedrock Edition level format/Entity format.

Issues relating to "Minecraftgood786" are maintained on the bug tracker. Issues should be reported and viewed there.

• When a chicken is killed off a ledge, the corpse also falls more slowly than normal and the wings continue flapping.
• Chickens can "hide" within hoppers due to their small size, which protects them from dangers like lava on top of the hopper.
• A few weeks before the end of Java Edition Beta, Notch tweeted that he changed the chickens to ducks,^[4] causing a turmoil on Twitter. A few days later, Jeb, still getting feedback on the idea, stated that it was just a joke.^[5]
  • The changelog for Pocket Edition v0.3.0 alpha referred to chickens as ducks.^[6]
  • Notch later referred to chickens in a blog post as "the Chicken/duck/whatevers".^[7]
  • During Minecraft: Story Mode, Petra at one point questions whether chickens are ducks.

• 👁 Animation of a chicken floating, flying, or sitting.
  
  Animation of a chicken floating, flying, or sitting.
• 👁 Animation of a baby chicken floating, flying, or sitting.
  
  Animation of a baby chicken floating, flying, or sitting.

• 👁 A chicken looking at the player.
  
  A chicken looking at the player.
• 👁 A dying chicken and its item drops when killed.
  
  A dying chicken and its item drops when killed.
• 👁 A chicken next to an egg.
  
  A chicken next to an egg.
• 👁 A chicken riding a minecart.
  
  A chicken riding a minecart.
• 👁 A chicken compared to a tiny slime.
  
  A chicken compared to a tiny slime.
• 👁 A chicken on fire.
  
  A chicken on fire.
• 👁 A chicken is swimming.
  
  A chicken is swimming.
• 👁 A group of chickens following a player.
  
  A group of chickens following a player.
• 👁 A chicken being attacked by an ocelot.
  
  A chicken being attacked by an ocelot.
• 👁 A chicken flapping its wings while falling from a high place.
  
  A chicken flapping its wings while falling from a high place.

• 👁 An automatic chicken farm.
  
  An automatic chicken farm.
• 👁 A chicken enjoying the sunset.
  
  A chicken enjoying the sunset.

• 👁 Chicken texture file.
  
  Chicken texture file.
• 👁 Programmer Art
  
  Programmer Art

• 👁 Artwork of a chicken.
  
  Artwork of a chicken.
• 👁 An artwork of a chicken by Mojang.
  
  An artwork of a chicken by Mojang.
• 👁 Ditto.
  
  Ditto.
• 👁 A chicken in promotional artwork for the Horse Update.
  
  A chicken in promotional artwork for the Horse Update.
• 👁 A chicken in promotional artwork for the first Caves & Cliffs update.
  
  A chicken in promotional artwork for the first Caves & Cliffs update.
• 👁 Efe clutching a chicken in an ancient city.
  
  Efe clutching a chicken in an ancient city.
• 👁 Sunny discarding an egg in front of a chicken.
  
  Sunny discarding an egg in front of a chicken.
• 👁 A chicken startling Sunny and Efe.
  
  A chicken startling Sunny and Efe.
• 👁 A giant chicken be warded off, parodying a scene from Jurassic Park.[8]
  
  A giant chicken be warded off, parodying a scene from Jurassic Park.^[8]
• 👁 Lego Minecraft chicken.
  
  Lego Minecraft chicken.
• 👁 Flower Chicken, an official T-Shirt design.
  
  Flower Chicken, an official T-Shirt design.
• 👁 Jolly Mobs Chicken, an official T-Shirt design.
  
  Jolly Mobs Chicken, an official T-Shirt design.
• 👁 Wavy Chicken, an official T-Shirt design.
  
  Wavy Chicken, an official T-Shirt design.
• 👁 Acid Duck, an official T-Shirt design.
  
  Acid Duck, an official T-Shirt design.
• 👁 Evolution of the Chicken, a design featured on an official water bottle.
  
  Evolution of the Chicken, a design featured on an official water bottle.
• 👁 Blue Chicken Family, an official tote bag.
  
  Blue Chicken Family, an official tote bag.
• 👁 The Secret Chicken, featured in the Trails & Tales Event.
  
  The Secret Chicken, featured in the Trails & Tales Event.
• 👁 The diamond chicken, a joke variant featured in Java Edition 2.0
  
  The diamond chicken, a joke variant featured in Java Edition 2.0
• 👁 Chicken Body, sold as part of the Community Celebration event.
  
  Chicken Body, sold as part of the Community Celebration event.
• 👁 Chicken Hat, also sold as part of the Community Celebration event.
  
  Chicken Hat, also sold as part of the Community Celebration event.
• 👁 Chicken Jockey Costume by Dots Aglow
  
  Chicken Jockey Costume by Dots Aglow
• 👁 Chicken in a Suit, a skin featured in the Battle & Beasts skin pack.
  
  Chicken in a Suit, a skin featured in the Battle & Beasts skin pack.
• 👁 Chicken Tee
  
  Chicken Tee
• 👁 City texture pack
  
  City texture pack
• 👁 Greek Mythology mash-up pack
  
  Greek Mythology mash-up pack
• 👁 Halloween mash-up pack
  
  Halloween mash-up pack
• 👁 Zombie Jockey Harness
  
  Zombie Jockey Harness
• 👁 Chicken concept art for the Minecraft movie.
  
  Chicken concept art for the Minecraft movie.
• 👁 Chicken but with pants on.
  
  Chicken but with pants on.
• 👁 A demotivational poster of a chicken with sunglasses.
  
  A demotivational poster of a chicken with sunglasses.
• 👁 Image
  
• 👁 A chicken waving hello.
  
  A chicken waving hello.
• 👁 Artwork of two chickens.
  
  Artwork of two chickens.

• Chicken article on Wikipedia
• "A Working Chicken Coop" by Kate Gray – Minecraft.net, August 2, 2022.
• "Chicken" by Duncan Geere – Minecraft.net, December 13, 2024.

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An endersent is a powerful ender mob that can be found within the various missions of Minecraft Dungeons. Six enchanted endersent can be found in the mainland guarding eyes of ender gating access to the End Wilds through The Stronghold.

The Vengeful Heart of Ender sent six enchanted endersent to the Overworld to guard six eyes of ender within void-torn areas across the mainland. These endersent are unique in that they each go by unique titles: the Savage Eye, the Ravenous Eye, the Blight Eye, the Reaping Eye, the Binding Eye, and the Spiked Eye.^[1]

The following poem is associated with the enchanted endersent.^[1]

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  Creeper Woods
  • Deepwood Brook (after the Spiked Eye's death)
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  Pumpkin Pastures
  • Old Town Hall Shelter (after the Savage Eye's death)
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  Soggy Swamp
  • Sunken Watchtower (after the Blight Eye's death)
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  Cacti Canyon
  • Undercroft Sub Arena (after the Binding Eye's death)
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  Desert Temple
  • Sinister Shrine (after the Reaping Eye's death)
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  Highblock Halls
  • Wrecked Workshop (after the Ravenous Eye's death)
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  End Wilds
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  Broken Citadel
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  Tower

Endersent can deal the highest of any powerful mob within the game, dealing more damage than redstone golems, endermen, tempest golems and even Rampart Captains. However, they do not have the largest health pool of all powerful mobs. As melee mobs, endersent are capable of picking up key golems. They have three behaviors.

Basic attack

Endersent attack with their arms, performing either a swing or a slam, dealing 140 damage.

Deadly escape

Endersent smash the ground with both hands, dealing 400 damage as it teleports away, leaving behind one to four watchlings. After the watchlings left behind during the escape are defeated or after a certain amount of time passes (whichever is sooner), the endersent will reappear.

Teleport smash

Endersent raise one arm at a target before teleporting away and reappearing behind said target, following up almost immediately by smashing the ground with both arms and dealing 300 damage, though less damage overall than its deadly escape attack. After reappearance, the endersent's slam will land after 0.45 seconds.

Endersent have 3500 HP in the code. Enchanted Endersent, with the exception of the Spiked Eye, have 4000 HP in the code. On Default I, all mobs have 9.6% health and 12% damage of what is set in the code.

Endersent use the enderman boss soundtrack.

Each of the six eyes of ender are guarded by enchanted endersent. These special endersent cannot be refought once their eyes of ender have been collected. They spawn in the six endersent dungeons found in various mainland missions. Heroes must defeat them to obtain their eyes of ender in order to activate the end portal in The Stronghold.^[1]

These enchanted endersent do not spawn again once the eyes are collected. Its place is taken by non-enchanted endersent with no eye of ender.

On each path leading to the enchanted endersent, one or two endermen may spawn in small ambushes. If the mission was already completed, raid captains may also spawn near the arenas.

The Savage Eye is encountered in Old Town Hall Shelter, a part of the Old Town Hall endersent dungeon within Pumpkin Pastures. It possesses the following enchantments:

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  Critical Hit
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  Frenzied

To find it, heroes must journey to the stone brick rampart where the rune chamber is. After sighting this structure, heroes may find the Savage Eye's arena. However, the arena can rarely spawn later on during the mission.

The Ravenous Eye is encountered in Wrecked Workshop, a part of the Terrific Tunnel endersent dungeon within Highblock Halls. It possesses the following enchantments:

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  Committed
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  Rampaging

To find it, heroes must journey to the buffet rooms as there is a path that leads away from the buffet tables to what appears to be the Highblock Halls kitchen. At the end of this path, heroes may find the Ravenous Eye's arena.

The Blight Eye is encountered in Sunken Watchtower, an endersent dungeon within Soggy Swamp. It possesses the following enchantments:

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  Poison Cloud
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  Weakening

To find it, heroes must journey to the objective where they must destroy the witch brews. To the right of the witch brews, there is a path that leads to a dark ruin. At the bottom of this ruin, heroes may find the Blight Eye's arena. It is not necessary to destroy the witch brews in order to fight the Blight Eye.

The Reaping Eye is encountered in Sinister Shrine, a part of the Dark Descent endersent dungeon within Desert Temple. It possesses the following enchantments:

• 👁 Image
  Shockwave
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  Thundering

To find it, heroes must journey to the room directly before reaching the Nameless One’s tomb. To the north of the room, a path leads away from the objective into a cave with many traps, including a unique spike trap. At the end of this cave, heroes may find the Reaping Eye's arena.

The Binding Eye is encountered in Undercroft Sub Arena, a part of the Undercroft endersent dungeon within Cacti Canyon. It possesses the following enchantments:

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  Chains
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  Echo
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  Fire Trail

To find it, heroes must journey just past the chest pond. To the left of the main path, a sidepath marked by stone bricks leads away from the objective and to an underground structure with traps. This path can spawn almost at any point between the chest pond and the fossil area. To pass through the traps, heroes must find and utilize key golems to open three locked gates. Once through, heroes may find the Binding Eye's arena.

The Spiked Eye is encountered in Deepwood Brook, an endersent dungeon within Creeper Woods. It possesses the following enchantments:

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  Sharpness
• 👁 Image
  Thorns

To find it, heroes must journey to the first captive villager. To the right of the lone villager, there is a path that leads into a dark cave that is marked by a large enderman head made up of stone. Upon reaching the end of the cave, heroes may find the Spiked Eye's arena.

• In the game files, endersent are referred to internally by the name Endersent.
• Collectively, the six enchanted endersent are internally referred to by the name Endersent2.
  • The Savage Eye is internally named endersent_voidstrike.
  • The Ravenous Eye is internally named endersent_deadeye.
  • The Blight Eye is internally named endersent_writherot.
  • The Reaping Eye is internally named endersent_surgefiend.
  • The Binding Eye is internally named endersent_everfire.
  • The Spiked Eye is internally named endersent_thornblight.

• 👁 Endersent.
  
  Endersent.
• 👁 Endersent slam.
  
  Endersent slam.
• 👁 Endersent attacking.
  
  Endersent attacking.

• 👁 Enchanted endersent.
  
  Enchanted endersent.
• 👁 Enchanted endersent slam.
  
  Enchanted endersent slam.
• 👁 Enchanted endersent attacking.
  
  Enchanted endersent attacking.

• 👁 Endersent idle.
  
  Endersent idle.
• 👁 Endersent walk.
  
  Endersent walk.
• 👁 Endersent basic attack 1.
  
  Endersent basic attack 1.
• 👁 Endersent basic attack 2.
  
  Endersent basic attack 2.
• 👁 Endersent teleport in ranged.
  
  Endersent teleport in ranged.
• 👁 Endersent teleport out ranged.
  
  Endersent teleport out ranged.
• 👁 Endersent deadly escape.
  
  Endersent deadly escape.
• 👁 Endersent stun.
  
  Endersent stun.

• 👁 Enchanted endersent idle.
  
  Enchanted endersent idle.
• 👁 Enchanted endersent walk.
  
  Enchanted endersent walk.
• 👁 Enchanted endersent basic attack.
  
  Enchanted endersent basic attack.
• 👁 Enchanted endersent basic attack variant.
  
  Enchanted endersent basic attack variant.
• 👁 Enchanted endersent teleport in ranged.
  
  Enchanted endersent teleport in ranged.
• 👁 Enchanted endersent teleport out ranged.
  
  Enchanted endersent teleport out ranged.
• 👁 Enchanted endersent deadly escape.
  
  Enchanted endersent deadly escape.
• 👁 Enchanted endersent stun.
  
  Enchanted endersent stun.

• 👁 Endersent texture file.
  
  Endersent texture file.
• 👁 Endersent texture file.
  
  Endersent texture file.
• 👁 Endersent shadow texture file.
  
  Endersent shadow texture file.
• 👁 Eye of Ender texture file.
  
  Eye of Ender texture file.

• 👁 Endersent with a diamond key golem on its back.
  
  Endersent with a diamond key golem on its back.
• 👁 After some misunderstanding, the End Wilds is confirmed to spawn more than one endersent.
  
  After some misunderstanding, the End Wilds is confirmed to spawn more than one endersent.
• 👁 Endersent used to sometimes stop moving anywhere and constantly smash the ground non-stop as well as summon watchlings. This issue has since been fixed.
  
  Endersent used to sometimes stop moving anywhere and constantly smash the ground non-stop as well as summon watchlings. This issue has since been fixed.

• 👁 Official renders of endersent by Mojang Studios and Double Eleven.
  
  Official renders of endersent by Mojang Studios and Double Eleven.

• 👁 Four endersent appear in the official artwork of the Echoing Void.
  
  Four endersent appear in the official artwork of the Echoing Void.