Here are the best easter eggs in A Minecraft Movie!
After all, videogame movies usually are infamous for their lack of authenticity to the source material.
But the Minecraft film really stuck to their guns and gave us something straight out of the game.
From its blocky locales, to the mechanics, and even the creatures, its all accurate.
Warning: Spoilers For A Minecraft Movie Are Below.
21Bees
First up we got Bees.
They merrily sail past the camera and occassionaly appear in the background as a bit of extra set dressing.
Theyre a neutral mob, but they turn hostile when attacked or have their honey harvested.
20Sheep
Next up we have another iconic critter, Sheep.
Albeit in a few different shades, or being eaten alive by a zombie like one unlucky lad.
In the movie theyre just as dim and they pop up a handful of times.
Theyre mainly set-dressing, or used as a gag to highlight how hopelessly unaware they often are.
In the game theyre used as a pack animal and portable storage.
Multiple lamas up to a maximum of 10 can also be strung together in a long winding caravan.
Though we dont see any of those in the movie.
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Which is another crafting piece and cookable food.
So theyre a handy animal to have around.
But all concern is immediately removed as he tames it instantly with a bone and calls it Dennis.
Dennis then becomes a supporting character in the film and helps drive the plot forward.
We also see an army of tamed wolves fighting Piglins led by Malgosha in the climax of the film.
Pandas are a fairly rare spawn that only appear in jungle biomes.
In general its a passive mob that just mills around in the Overworld.
Theyre led by the witch Malgosha, and we get a lot of different variants of them.
From Baby to Adult, and all between.
In the film they Zombify when theyre exposed to sunlight, just like in the game.
They also tend to congregate around Nether Portals as they wander out from The Nether.
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Theres also one villager, whos voiced by Matt Berry by the way, that escapes the Overworld.
Its a quick moment, but dont worry about missing it as Ghasts appear quite frequently.
The Piglins use them as transport and weapons platforms.
Kind of like a screaming piggy Air Force thats fairly ineffective.
They chase the group, but are eventually killed when the sun comes up.
They pop up later a few times toward the end during the big battle, but thats about it.
Overall they look good and they fire a lot of arrows, mostly from enchanted bows.