Minecraft is a game with incredibly varied and intriguing mobs, and more are always being added. While there are plenty of mobs to encounter, some are more well-known than others.
While some Minecraft mobs are relatively self-explanatory, others carry a veneer of mystery about them. What is their real purpose? Where do they come from? How do they fit into Minecraft’s larger lore?
While many of these questions remain unanswered, the community has many theories. Below, players can find some of the most mysterious mobs released as of The Wild Update in 2022.
Minecraft: Most mysterious mobs players can encounter in version 1.19
5) The Wandering Trader
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Minecraft’s Wandering Trader is a friendly villager who occasionally emerges and offers various goods. However, this particular mob doesn’t always mingle among villagers, as players can find it in many other places.
As a matter of fact, the Wandering Trader cannot appear without the presence of a player, so why is that? Aside from potential profit, why does the trader need to follow players? Couldn’t it trade with other villagers after all? It is unclear, but Minecraft players are likely glad that the trader comes along to provide them with items and emeralds.
4) Allays
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the Allay mob is typically found imprisoned by the Illagers. Once released, players can tame these little sprites and even have them collect items and blocks for them. However, there’s still plenty to learn about Allay.
Where does it come from? Why does it enjoy cookies so much? Why is it attracted to music from note blocks? These new mobs have raised more questions than answers, but maybe Mojang will enlighten players in future updates.
3) Endermen
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been a part of the game for years, there’s still only so much we know about them. Players know they come from the End dimension, become angered with eye contact, and have the ability to teleport and drop precious ender pearls. But there’s still plenty we don’t know about these tall, shadowy mobs.
For example, their irrational aggression towards endermites, or their ill-defined relationship with the Ender Dragon. One could even ask why they’re so weak when it comes to contact with water. Players may never receive these answers, but it can be fun to speculate.
2) Phantoms
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<p>Phantoms have been divisive mobs due to their annoying presence after players haven’t slept for a few days. Otherwise, not much is known about the shadowy flying mobs. Why do they only appear near players who have gone without sleep? Are they real, or are they imagined?</p>
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receive phantom membranes as an item, it’s plausible that they’re living creatures, but where do they come from? Are they nightmares from a player’s subconscious?
Whatever the case might be, these mobs have been around for some time and haven’t had much of their origins or purposes revealed. With a little more time, Mojang may develop the story of these otherworldly creatures.
1) The Warden
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