Bedrock: Minecraft Earth Monsters

In late June of 2021, Minecraft Earth was discontinued and as such is no longer playable. It had many unique items and mobs to see in it. But did you ever wanted to have some of the mobs in normal MInecraft? This add-on is for you! We added 6 monsters from Minecraft Earth to normal Minecraft. Read more about it below and enjoy.

In this new update, alongside the existing 6 monsters from the previous version, there are now also 2 new golem upgrades from Minecraft Earth added, who are gonna be able to help defend against all of the monsters for you! Read more about these new golems below and enjoy.

The Tropical Slime; it's a new water slime you could sometimes find spawning in warmer oceans, as well as lakes in jungles, lush caves and mangrove swamps. If your not careful, it's gonna attack you and your axolotls to deal some damage. If you kill it, you can get a bit of experience and tropical fish. If you use a water bucket on a large one, you get a tropical fish bucket, gradually making the tropical slime smaller and smaller until you scoop it away completely, however you can also use the tropical fish buckets on smaller tropical slimes to grow them back to a larger size. It has 3 sizes and will split into its smaller variants when killed, also axolotls will attack tropical slimes. A frog may eat a small tropical slime, it will drop a tropical fish if it does.

The Lobber Zombie; it sometimes spawns instead of a normal zombie, at the same rarity as a zombie villager. If you come to close, it has a melee attack which deals 3 damage and gives hunger for 10 seconds. At a distance, it could attack you with rotten flesh to deal 3 damage and give a weakness effect. They are hostile to villagers and iron golems too, and will burn in the sun like some other zombies. With a smite sword, you could kill them more easily. They drop the same items as other zombies, but drops more rotten flesh on average.

The Bouldering Zombie; it is located at night time in the extreme hills biome, as well as the stony peaks mountains (ones with calcite). This zombie moves faster and hits harder then your average zombie and has superb jump skills, being able to sometimes make enormous leaps and also climb up blocks like spiders, so towering up against them may not be advised. They can drop rotten flesh alongside some stone and cobblestone and 5 experience on death alongside the same rare items s usual zombies, like iron and potatoes.

The Bone Spider; it can be found frequently below y level 0, where deepslate is found everywhere. It has a melee attack that deals 7  damage and 10 seconds of wither effect, but at a distance it shoots bone shards that deal 5 damage. Like other undead mobs, they can't drown and will burn in the sun. You can kill them easily with the smite or bane of arthropods enchantment. On death, they drop 5 experience and also bones, bone meal and string. They can also spawn being ridden by skeletons so... watch out for that.

The Viler Witch; it rarely spawns in place of a regular witch, the best place to look for witches and viler ones will be the swamps since they will spawn more commonly there with this addon enabled. It has 3 different attacks: shooting lingering poison acid, shooting fireballs and summoning regular witches for assistance. However, they don't use splash potions like normal witches, but can call nearby witches to come and attack mobs they are angry at and drink potions like water breathing and invisibility for defence. Should a viler witch spawn when a raid is ongoing, it will be able to join the raid and attack the village alongside the other illagers. If you kill it, you could get 10 experience points and the same items as a normal witch, but in higher quantities, and also a lot of redstone and sometimes lapis lazuli.

The Skeleton Wolf; often, it spawn in the soul sand valley biome in the nether. It behaves a bit like a wolf, but is always hostile to you and can't be tamed. It's melee attack deals 4 damage to you, rabbits, baby turtles, llamas, sheep and foxes. Occasionally, it also howls, which hurts you and other mobs for 6 damage, but doesn't hurt skeletal mobs and gives them a strength effect for 10 seconds. There are even juvenile variants of skeleton wolf, that are smaller and spawn less often. But unlike the adults, they have not learnt how to howl yet, this makes them less dangerous. Like wolves, hurting one makes them all angry at you. Again, the smite enchantment can kill them easily. Killing it gives 5 experience and bones.

The Melon Golem; it is an upgraded version of the snow golem with a melon on its head, that can be made by shearing the pumpkin off of a snow golem and then giving it a melon, turning it into a melon golem. It has very similar behaviours to the snow golem but has 6 health and a slightly larger attack radius, and will rapid fire melon seeds that deal 1 damage and no knockback towards enemies. They are not much stronger to be honest, but are pretty easy to make so it could be nice to have them around as a distraction and small form of defence. Also, you can shear the melon off of a melon golem and give it a pumpkin to turn it back into a snow golem if you want to do that.

The Furnace Golem; it is a power and fiery upgrade to the iron golem that can be made by giving one a blast furnace, turning it into a furnace golem. It is larger and has more health than a normal iron golem, but is also bulkier and so moves a bit slower in combat. They deal more damage than iron golems and will weaken enemies hit as well as sometimes being able to cause fire to them, but the fire within them means that they will take damage from water so they should be kept away from sources of water. On death, they will drop some iron and smooth stone blocks.