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[[WMG: Every species of mammal in the Minecraft universe, including humans, are Hermaphroditic Monotremes.]]
Any cow for example, can be mated to any other cow to produce baby cows, implying a distinct lack of gender differences. Any cow can also be milked, again, something only female mammals can do in real life. Finally, "Spawn eggs" exist for every creature including cows, wolves, pigs, and even the villagers. The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that mammals in the Minecraft universe are A. hermaphrodites having both male and female sex organs, and B, monotremes, or egg laying mammals like a platypus. This implies that the common ancestor of all these species had the same reproductive strategy.

* Well, it would definetly explain why they drop Music Discs...Disc 11, anyone?

* Except Herobrine doesn't exist in Minecraft, the Far Lands were removed, and Endermen did not live there.

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place in [[{{Webcomic/Homestuck}} a dream bubble]].]]

[[WMG: The Minecraft World is AllJustADream.]]

[[WMG: The world of Minecraft is Limbo, as described in Film/{{Inception}}.]]

[[WMG: Minecraft is set in the far... FAR future in a post-post-apocalyptic world.]]

[[WMG: The world of Minecraft is [[TabletopGame/{{Exalted}} Creation]].]]

In a similar fashion to the Warp from Warhammer 40K, or "Hell" From event Horizon, the Nether is the minecraft universe version of FTL, Seeing how movement in the nether accounts for movement in the real world, but over a larger distance. However, HyperspaceIsAScaryPlace, and the Ghasts are the local wildlife. The zombie Pigmen are the descendants of, or possibly the original pigmen. This is why non-zombie pigmen are unused in minecraft; they were a highly intelligent race that did discover the Nether, met a highly advanced, and very evil form of native life (A demon, or possibly a race native to the nether) that the player is yet to encounter. It got worse from there, and before long, the Pigmen civilisation was reduced to scattered holdings in the minecraft world, with many of them left trapped in the nether.

As for why they are zombies is anyone's guess, perhaps they tried to eke out a living in the nether, and over the generations were reduced to beings of simple intelligence, with any knowledge of the world outside lost as they changed physically due to the influence of the alien energies that flow through the nether. Perhaps they banded together to fight one last time against their foe, forming a small army in the nether, they died to the last and rose where they fell, forever doomed to wander in their small groups holding desperately on to their weapons from life. We will never know.

** Eight times faster is a lot considering there is no upper speed limit in the minecraft verse so you could be traveling a billion trillion miles per hour in the nether and it would actually travel eight billion trillion

* Another troper expanding on this idea: As time has gone on since the minecraft alpha, more players have joined, and, more holes in the bedrock have been found.

* What if THE PLAYER is the eldritch abomination? The player visited a world before and devastated it, sapped it of all resources and even removed the sky. It became the End. The endermen moved the player and put it in an uninhabited world (using the portal in the fortress, which they then deactivated to be safe), they mined down leaving strongholds and abandoned mineshafts in order to somehow create the bedrock layer. The zombies, creepers and skeletons are things the Endermen put in the world to keep the player busy and distracted. The endermen know that the player is dangerous and don't want to engage it when they visit the prison to check on it, but if they are looked at they loose their cool and go into a vengeful rage and attack the player. Think about it; the most powerful creature in the minecraft universe is the player: it's resourceful enough to make practically anything and is capable of defeating every other mob. And is perpetually reborn (except in hardcore mode). Don't know how the Nether fits into this, though.

* Also, what if The End and The Void are the same thing? The island of The End is just REALLY far down, and the damage has been disabled so the Endermen and Dragon could survive. The End island is also the EldritchAbomination, but it lies dormant. The reason The Nether looks like something's bloodstream is because The End was somehow able to convert it into another beast, which is halfway awakened (Much larger than the sleeping End, but still unable to invade other dimensions as shown by the lack of hostile Nether mobs in the overworld) In addition, the race that sealed away the bedrock is not an ancient race. They still exist, but have managed to hide away from Steve? and all the other mobs. [[AscendedGlitch The reason Minecraft crashes if you somehow survive the Void damage long enough]] is because of the ancient race somehow stopping Steve? from reaching The End and awakening the horror. So, if the End is located in the Void, why doesn't the alien race kill Steve? as soon as he gets there? Well...

[[WMG: The Minecraft world is the food source of a reality-devouring EldritchAbomination.]]
Building on the above WMG, there is a horrible Eldritch Abomination in the center of the Minecraft world, below the Nether. The general topology of the Minecraft universe goes like so (traveling inward): [[http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Sky_Dimension Sky Dimension]] -> Terrestrial World (where you spawn) -> Nether. The Sky Dimension is creation in its purest form, consisting of ethereal floating islands and full of life energy. The Terrestrial World is one that has lost a great deal of that energy and has been compressed into a continuous mass of land, but is still full of life. The Nether is a dying world which has lost almost all of its life energy and attracted Ghasts, which feed on negative energy. What's the implication of this? The Minecraft world is being continuously created and harvested by the unspeakable abomination at its core. Each layer of the world passes through its life cycle (Sky World -> Terrestrial World -> Nether) as it loses energy and collapses in on itself. [[CosmicHorrorStory Soon enough you, too, will be sucked down into the depths]] [[NightmareFuel and consumed along with your beloved world.]]

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place in/is the world of [[Webcomic/YuMeDream Nod]] and players are [[RealityWarper Dreamers.]]]]

[[WMG: Minecraft Takes place in the same universe as the original VideoGame/{{Quake}}.]]
The basis being that the Hell-lookalike is known as the Slip, right? Therefore, the portals could technically be slip gates. The slip features space compression, a feature in FTL travel and teleportation. Thus, Minecraft takes place in the distant past, and then later on, Conveyors and portals are used to make mind-screwy dungeons. Remind you of anything? Fast forward a few centuries, The minecrafter makes a modernized installation with access to all the former constructions.

[[WMG: Minecraft is a thousand years after an apocalypse of some kind.]]
Back thousands of years back in Minecraft history, Minecraft was the same as the real world. Somehow, a virus desecrated most of the population, except people securely waiting in vaults. After a thousand years, the vaults are opened. People exit the vaults, including you, and you sail to find land to settle on. However, a horrible storm destroys the boats, and the survivors of the hurricane are washed away, unconscious, to different lands. You then wake up. Since you were very bonked on the head, you now forget the vault and the boats, and just remember how to make tools.
* So it's VideoGame/Left4Dead meets VideoGame/{{Fallout}} meets Film/ThePerfectStorm meets Film/{{Inception}}?

[[WMG: The minecraft world(s) were created by the Forerunners.]]

** Maybe the kid is actually just scared of a lot of things, and the world of Minecraft is his/her way to make beauty and combat his/her fears. Skeletons and zombies may very well be average halloween monsters, or they may be a manifestation of the kid's fear of death. Spiders, cave spiders, and silverfish are a fear of insects. Creepers may be a secret self-loathing, wanting to destroy everything the kid made and eternally sad. Endermen are a manifestation of the kid's fear of darkness/absolute nothing. Same goes for the End and the Enderdragon, since the Enderdragon destroys almost EVERYTHING physical.

** A new troper extrapolating: The blocky look of the Minecraft world is caused by an experiment in expanding the planet using the compressed minerals in the center of the planet to solve resource problems. Something went wrong, causing the decompressed minerals to form cubes, rather than curved surfaces. This process released {{Eldritch Abomination}}s into the world, also affected by the "cubification", resulting in creepers, ghasts, and demonic spiders, with promises of immortality. The majority of Earth's now blocky population accepted without pause, suckered into the immortality without youth con. Only Steve and his brother Herobrine, leading scientists in the decompression project, were offered better deals, infinite resurrection for Steve and immortality ''with'' youth with invincibility for Herobrine. The majority that were tricked eventually went mad and became zombies over time, with smarter cases surviving the rotting process and becoming skeletons, their intelligence allowing them to craft bows. Steve and Herobrine collaborated for a time, sealing the former core of the planet, now the Nether, with adminite, trapping the ghasts, baited with pigs (which eventually turned into pigmen, also tricked into false immortality, resulting in zombie pigmen). Despite such a feat, making the world far safer in the process, the brothers still blamed the other for the apocalypse, eventually climaxing in a pseudo Cain and Abel situation, resulting in Herobrine's far more effective form of immortality allowing him to triumph over his brother, who is now terrified whenever he sees Herobrine, to the point of abandoning continents and braving vast storms that destroy all he brings with him. Herobrine wishes to apologize to his brother, resulting in new surroundings every few years for Steve, who is still trying to vainly rebuild civilisation, with the creation of vast structures, and the re-domestication of farm creatures and companions for his journey (wolves). The warped physics caused by the presence of the eldritch creatures allows Steve to shape simple tools via a combination of crude depictions of the desired item and willpower (alchemy eventually refined into Runecraft). Steve's scientific drive and the unstable nature of the warped planet result in occasional new discoveries in the creation of tools, his influence over the environment, and behaviour of the new world's inhabitants (updates), or near impossible environments (biomes without transition). Steve's forays into the Nether are attempts to stabilize the area enough for recompression. This has been happening for millennia and Steve has lost most of his former humanity, resulting in the creation of books without writing, and his reluctance to speak, even in the company of the docile zombie pigmen.

The minecraft world is all that remains of a civilization of magi gone horribly wrong. To become immortal, they bound their souls into machines that would make them new bodies when theirs grew old and decayed. But then their souls decayed, and their successive new bodies grew to match. The zombie pigmen in the nether are the calmest [=NPCs=], and are probably the closest to what the ancients looked like long ago

[[WMG: The Nether is the Future.]]
Species don't come ex nihilo. Therefore, the player must be from a species. The species lived in the future, evolved from pigs. Creepers evolved into ghasts, instead of exploding causing explosions. Eventually, an apocalyptic event caused the world to transform into a dystopia. All the humans went back in time (the current Minecraft world), into alternate universes, to reconstruct society and to ensure the survival of the species. Multiplayer mode is when humans come back together to meet and recreate worlds. A virus infected some humans that came to the world, causing them to mutate into skeletons and zombies. Otherwise, the other creatures are natural. Clocks function by noting the time of day, presumably through measuring the solar energy in the air. In the Nether, there is no day and night. Humans made a society advanced enough to rebuild your bodies when you die, which is the respawn technology. Compasses find your respawn point, but they cannot in the Nether, which exists in an alternate universe which is the future. The apocalypse caused a chemical reaction in most blocks, turning them into Netherrack. Other blocks melted into lava. Portals are time machines. The player has sufficiently advanced technology to be able to walk for miles without stopping, punching trees with his bare hands, and storing blocks in some alternate dimension. Humans went back in time en masse to recreate a universe, equipped with the most advanced technology. Zombies and skeletons, who are mutated humans, as I said, are able to follow your path, and have no reason to exist besides to kill you. Pigmen evolved from pigs, like humans, but evolved in a different path. The entire race zombified, but they're relatively docile until they smell the blood of one of their species, when their pheromones transform their brain psychology into that of a zombie.

What if making a portal to The Nether sends you into the prehistory of the regular Minecraft world? The Nether is the Minecraft world before it shifts, forms, and molds into the world you have in the beginning. This might explain why the portals you make in The Nether end up with an Overworld equivalent. The portals are multiplied by 8 in horizontal distance because the shifting plates spread out all the terrain to an extreme amount.

* No... if you fell through the discworld, you would land on either one of the elephants or on Atuin the Turtle. Second of all, the zombies on discworld are sentient and can't be killed with swords. As opposed to the romero-style zombies in Minecraft.

[[WMG: Working from the above, Minecraft takes place on the Literature/{{Discworld}} ... AfterTheEnd.]]

* Villagers are a combination of human, dwarf, and goblin - all the sentient mammalian races got so mixed in the melting pot they became one species.

** Speaking of demons, you know how coal becomes diamonds under pressure? Redstone is what you get when that happens to imps. (Hey, imps are Disc {{Magitek}}, and redstone is Minecraft {{Magitek}}...)

[[WMG: The Minecraft world is the result of a test of the genesis device.]]
The genesis device in Star Trek 2 and 3 is capable of rewriting an entire planet based on how it is programmed. The prototype caused the planet to eventually blow up because of the unstable protomatter used in its design but years after those films a new prototype was made that didn't use protomatter and was due to be tested on an uninhabited planet. Unfortunately it was accidentally shot at an inhabited planet. Glitches in the devices programming caused terrain oddities such as deserts lying right next to snowy forests and, while most plant and animal life survived mostly unchanged, all the humans on the planet got mutated into strange and hostile creatures (the zombie, skeleton and creeper (the spider is the result of normal spiders getting mutated)). Only one human survived (the player character) due to some genetic anomaly but he lost his memory and gained strange abilities like being able to punch through a tree or even solid rock. The final nail in the coffin though was that much further out from the point of impact (the mysterious Far Lands) the terrain was mangled and distorted in really odd ways. The incident was covered up and the planet was isolated.

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place in the far future of ''TabletopGame/CthulhuTech''.]]

[[WMG: All Minecraft games take place in the same world.]]

** Well, until we get one of those government super computers to run Minecraft, we may never know

[[WMG: Minecraft is the Dreamlands as described by H.P. Lovecraft.]]

[[WMG: The Void is The Nether.]]

The overworld is 8 times the size of the Earth, yet you aren't burdened by a massive force of gravity. This is because the world is hollow, and was built around a highly radioactive source of energy. The becrock blocks the radiation, but in doing so heats up. This provides energy to supplement that of the sun's. It also explains why you can run, swim and jump long distances continuously without tiring (in the low gravity it's as easy as walking) and why there is so little breatheable atmosphere (you start suffocating at 64 metres above sea level). The ability of Steve and the passive mobs to survive without food and heal wounds instantly is the result of genetic modification. The plants and passive mobs have also been give the ability to mature and reproduce at a massively accelerated speed. The zombies, skeletons, spiders and creepers were failed GM experiments as their ability to survive near the shell of the Dyson Sphere led to mutation due to radiation poisoning.

Those portals are time machines. In the distant future, in an attempt to destroy the Creepers once and for all, the players of Minecraft modified their Avatars. But in doing so, they began to change. They grew taller, darker in color, more slender. Then their eyes began to glow...

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place in the same world as the VideoGame/LEGOAdaptationGame series.]]
Along with Lego Battles. Think about it. Both games have similarly blocky characters and are set similar worlds. Character customization is oddly similar (Both arms and both legs must be mirrors of each other; bodies divided into hat, head, arms, body, legs). The Enemies in Lego Star Wars spawn in small, dark areas before coming out. The level creators are superflat creative worlds, and the story levels are adventure maps. The updated levels in Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga are the result of updates to the adventure maps, and the Lego Indiana Jones levels (As well as the "Geonosis Arena" level in LSWIII) are the result of complete remakes. Objects that look different but function the same in each game? Each "theme" has it's own texture pack. Zombies in LSWIII and the zombie mannequins from Indiana Jones 2 function similarly to zombies in Minecraft, with the exception of not burning in sunlight. The near-useless bystanders you can find are similar in (non-)function to the villagers. Lego Battles (Which, for simplicity, and the fact that it shares a developer and gameplay elements, we'll consider a part of this series) gives even more examples. The villagers are friendly towards the pirates (Villagers in Minecraft and will not attack the player, even if you start killing them.), and their Tiki Golem is strangely evocative of the recently-added Iron Golem. The evil wizard uses skeleton archers that resemble the ones in Mineraft, only with snazzy helmets. The Wizard also has a dragon that vaguely resembles the Enderdragon. This, of course, is helped by the fact that Lego is now making Minecraft sets.

The Nether is part of a vast, formless dimension, which-in true EldritchAbomination style-feeds on sentient thought, also unintentionally moulding itself in the shape of said thoughts. Ask any seasoned Minecraft player what their two greatest fears are, and the answers will be "lava" and "[[DemonicSpider Creepers]]". Lava is everywhere in the Nether, and what's the best way to make Creepers even more deadly? Make their explosions a ranged attack and voila! Ghasts! Blazes result from Steve's fear that, one day, what he creates may just [[TurnedAgainstTheirMasters rise up and turn against him]]. Magma Cubes result from Steve's fear that something might be able to resist lava and thus use one of his greatest fears against him. Zombie Pigmen resulted from Steve's questioning himself over what the animals and creatures he kills to survive feel when he does so-or what happens when they do something about it. The Nether's structure itself-a giant cavern composed almost entirely of one situationally-useful stone-is a despairful fear of Steve's; such a dangerous place with nothing that will help him to survive. Glowstone is, cheesy as it sounds, hope in physical form-the only "proper" light source in the Nether. But as it is in Minecraft, hope is hard to reach, and can only be obtained by building or digging.

[[WMG: The world of Minecraft is really WesternAnimation/BeastWars and WesternAnimation/BeastMachines]]

-Zombies are Inferno, because he's the last original Predacon left, besides Terrorsaur

-Slimes and Magma Cubes are some of Tarantulas' demented science experiments

[[WMG: Not only does Minecraft take place AfterTheEnd, it's history takes place AfterTheEnd.]]

[[WMG: Minecraft is part of something greater...]]

This explains why Minecraft is so simple. The Blocks are individual molecules. Liquids are composed of plasma. The creatures are nanobots who deviated from their original programming.

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place in the Anime/FullmetalAlchemist Universe.]]
'Redstone' is actually naturally occurring 'Red Stones' that [[PlayerCharacter Steve]] can use to alchemically power his contraptions.

[[WMG: History of the Cultures of Minecraft.]]

The Endermen were the first culture in the Minecraft universe. They actually did not come from the End, but from the Far Lands (known to them as "Old End"). The Endermen created a vast, technologically and magically gifted empire on the surface world, and later discovered the Nether (which they also colonized), and actually created the End (known to them as "New End") for themselves as an artificial, transdimensional superfortress. They were responsible for creating the strongholds, dungeons, and Nether fortresses, and created the Enderdragon, creepers, magma cubes, blazes, and silverfish artificially, first by hand and later with miniature factories (mob spawners). They also first developed the arts/sciences of golem-crafting, potion making (hence the presence of netherwort in fortresses), enchanting, and, most importantly to them, personal artificial teleportation devices. They traded this technology with the humans from beyond their own homeland, making that society also technologically advanced and intelligent. But some sort of cataclysm occurred long before the events of the game, and destroyed the Enderman civilization. The surviving Endermen turned feral and lost most of their mental capacity, but not all of it. They can still manipulate simple materials, and will not attack unless provoked (they're easily provoked). Their structures fell into decay, in which they remain to the present.

The first humans in the Minecraft universe came shortly before the players did. There homeland is unknown, probably one of the regions bordering Minecraftia. These early human settlers were responsible for building the mineshafts and introducing more-advanced technology to the Testificates. However, they greatly underestimated the savagery of this new world, and almost all of them were killed by monsters or turned into zombies and skeleton by infection with the same virus as the pigmen. The only surviving humans were assimilated into Testificate societies, where they intermarried or died off. Except for one, the last of these settlers, whose white-eyed, sleepless ghost still haunts the land...

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place in a post-human-invasion alien world.]]

Long ago, the Overworld was populated by Endermen. They lived in harmony with the planet and its inhabitants, et cetera et cetera. Then, the humans came. Logically enough, they started changing the planet to their liking - and that included getting rid of the aboriginals. The great war began - Endermen versus Humans, magic versus technology. Pretty soon the technology's advantage became apparent, and the Endermen were forced to flee from the planet to a separate dimension. But that wasn't the end of it. For some odd reason, Humans turned out to be inherently attractive to creepers. It wasn't uncommon during the war for whole packs of creepers to leave the endermen's settlements, where they lived as pets, and seek out the humans. The latter embraced their newfound companions, often going as far as to put a separate bed next to their own for a creeper to sleep in.

[[WMG: The World of Minecraft is actually Earth, after the end of the original ''Film/{{Pixels}}'']]

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place out in ''Literature/TheLongEarth''.]]
There are no other humans, and you can do everything you please to the world. Everytime you make a new minecraft world, you're stepping.

[[WMG:The Minecraft world is [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica Kriemhild Gretchen's barrier]].]]

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place in a World destroyed by the Endermen.]]

[[WMG: THE ULTIMATE THEORY, ON THE ENTIRE MINECRAFT WORLD.]]

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place in a holo-novel created by [[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Dr. Bashir.]]

[[WMG: Minecraft updates are chronologically backwards.]]

Steve was a moonshiner and mountain man from the Appalachian Mountains who decided on heading out to California in order to carve out a new life for himself and his kin. While digging for gold, he accidentally struck an Ender Pearl that had been buried on Earth since prehistoric times, and was thrust into the far future, well after the Endermen have already taken over the planet and moved on to others. Earth (or specifically, far-future California) is in the process of being reclaimed by nature, and the only remnants of mankind are the ancient mine shafts underground and the occasional, Squidward-y survivors of the Endermen's undead apocalypse. This explains why Steve is so adept at cutting down trees, mining, working with minecarts and rails, and whatnot. It also explains why the Endermen are reluctant to fight him unless he stares at them confrontationally - he's such a hardened badass that the Endermen know they're likely to get snapped like twigs without their teleporting technology.

However, the player character views them as monsters as part of his, or her, insanity. The Creepers are the armed forces, Skeletons are normal cops - bows actually being pistols - and Zombies are just people trying to knock some sense into you.

*** So if some of the mobs are wild animals, what are the actual wild animals you encounter in Minecraft such as pigs, sheep, chickens, cows, and wolves?

Cows, pigs, and sheep are obviously genetically engineered to be smaller, thus easier to herd and feed by the gnomes, while Zombies and Skeletons are the reanimated corpses of every gnome who died in the planet's apocalypse. Creepers are a genetic experiment gone wrong, while trying to modify pigs as a higher energy food source. They modified the gene incorrectly, turning it into an abomination. The later disaster's radiation would further mutate them into hideous green things, who's bodies produce gunpowder...and vinyl records. Pigmen are another failed experiment, who became more gnomelike, and were then massacred. They had a peaceful disposition and low intelligence however, so the ones in Nether hold no grudge against one of their killer's kind. Ghasts are apparently a collection of souls, combined and twisted, leaving them malevolent to any survivor. They're jealous that you have a life, while they're trapped in the nether, immune to fire and lava, but uncomfortably hot, and cramped none the less. Trees are relatively to scale, but this may be another genetic manipulation. Most likely, the gnomish scientists ended up unleashing a massive nuclear catastrophe. Animals probably survived through some sort of anti radiation containment cubes protecting and nurturing them. It was probably the monster spawners, which later opened, freeing the animals. Something about them attracted monsters, who became stuck, and are fighting their way to attempt getting out.

* [[Fanon I also believe this entry]]. It's nice to see a Minecraft WMG that doesn't involve an apocalypse, so good job.
* It hit me, reading the above, that this means the Minecraft world is an experiment of the Pak Protectors from Niven's Known Universe. It makes sense in some ways: one group built a ringworld, why couldn't some other bunch of them do so? Bedrock is scrith, the oddities of the sun and moon are due to the shadow squares being set differently, and all the creatures the result of either pak breeders, nanotech accidents(zombies, skeletons) or 'harmless' imports evolving to fill niches left behind. Even the player could be an actual Pak, trying to restore the world how it once was.

Once, long ago, you were a tree. That tree lived a long and leafy life and reproduced a lot, and now there are direct descendants of you all over the world. [[AWizardDidIt For some reason]], you are now a magical sentient forest who has a mindlink with all other trees carrying your DNA. You became bored of watching life pass you by, so you sacrificed your tree-form to become a humanoid. However, the transformation wasn't perfect, so you awake by the ocean with no memory of who you are. You start slaughtering your fellow trees, and they form their leaves into Creepers to [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge kill you]]. You don't understand why the trees are attacking you, but you have one neat bit of magic left - by changing to Peaceful, you can make the trees heal you constantly, and while they heal you they're too distracted to form Creepers. The other enemies are entities of earth, and their existence is mysterious. For some reason, the Peaceful blanket-spell also suppresses them.

Adam and Eve ate only from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, but Steve ran to eat from the Tree of Life first. God couldn't have Steve roaming around, so Steve was banished to the world of Minecraft. This explains why he respawns, and why he seems to be the only one of his kind.

He ended up in the world of Minecraft.

[[WMG: Herobrine is what happens when {{Franchise/{{The Slender Man|Mythos}} plays Minecraft.]]
Slendy is a closet Minecraft player, previously spending most of his time not stalking people at his computer. Herobrine's eyeless-ness is an extension of Slendy's blank face, possibly caused by him being an EldritchAbomination. "Removed Herobrine" refers to Notch banning the player behind him...

[[WMG: Herobrine is the guardian of the Minecraft worlds.]]
Once, Herobrine arrived as one of many starry eyed dreamers, much like the Steve?s that show up now. But back then, the Minecraft worlds were much more terrible, with beasts from The Void roaming the lands. Herobrine's bretheren died one by one. He survived through everything, and chose to stand beyond the edges of the world, keeping The Voidlings away from the Minecraft worlds until such a time where the collective knowledge of the Steve?s reaches a point where they're able to face the denizens of The Void in a fair battle. And sometimes... sometimes he comes to the Minecraft worlds just to watch the newcomers and remind himself of why he fights his never ending battle. The new monsters that show up are a sign of Steve?'s collective knowledge increasing and improving their ability to survive.

* Well, if that is true, then why isn't Slendy more...Block like?

[[WMG: Endermen are the true sentient species of the Minecraft world]]

Meet the [[http://i-beta.crackedcdn.com/phpimages/article/2/2/9/55229.jpg?v=1 Hell_Valley_Sky_Trees.]] These guys are from [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDYxyf7C4mk an easter egg]] in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy2''. What are they? Why are they starring at you? Nobody knows. Now then, if Hell Valley Sky Trees were drawn in Minecraft's blocky style, [[http://www.minecraftwiki.net/images/2/28/Enderman.png what do you suppose they would look like?]]

The player cannot recover the world without third party tools and the End vaguely resembles some kind of world in ruin. My theory is that the End is the ruins of every failed Hardcore mode. After all it doesn't generate more than just that little island. The Endermen are the players that failed, thus why there are so many of them in the End. They get to the Overworld by getting killed by the dragon. As for the dragon...what do you think destroys all those worlds?

[[WMG: Endermen are the designers of the Minecraft world and are angry with the player for altering it]]
A long time ago, a race of gods or god-like beings now called the Endermen became bored with their bland, colourless world, and designed the Minecraft world and the peaceful and neutral mobs as an expression of their creativity. It was designed as cubes because everything in the Enderman's homeworld is designed as cubes, and that is all they were capable of conceiving as a shape. Having some notion of light from the Ender crystals in their homeworld, they got the idea to design an object with a concentrated form of that light in order to better see their creations, which they put in the sky. They created a separate night in order to remind them of their homeworld, and added stars and a moon as decorations When finished, they felt their new world was perfect. Whenever a player "creates" a new world, they are really tapping into different areas of the world that the Endermen created. When the Endermen saw that the players were killing their creatures as well as destroying their creation and redesigning it, they became angry and began to try to get rid of the players. First, they created the hostile mobs to frighten off players, or, if necessary, kill them. First, the Zombies and Skeletons, which, due to the Endermen only designing them to exist in darkness, ignited on contact with the powerful light of the sun. They at first thought that attacks on the players at night, when they had trouble seeing through the dark wilderness, would be enough. The Endermen realized that this was not as effective as they had planned and so they created Spiders and Creepers, which could survive during the day, but left the Zombies and Skeletons as an added threat during the night. When this method failed to discourage players, the Endermen entered the world themselves. They began to attempt to return the world to how it had once been when they first created it by moving blocks back to where they had been. In order to remain safe from the players (the only being they've encountered that is capable of doing them harm) they do their work under the cover of night or in dark caves and avoid players as long as possible. When a player looks at an Enderman, theEnderman feels as if they are being challenged by the beings that destroyed their creation and attack the player out of anger.

[[WMG: Prefix Mobs will make Minecraft unbearably difficult]]

They are just ravenous creatures, kind of like animals, who outwardly resemble humans in order to trap them. That's right...they're dumb animals who want to eat you.

FACT: Animals only spawn on grass. An infinite number of them can spawn from one block of grass. How?! Seriously, what. Well, I have the answer: the animals are mushrooms. Their spores are packed into the ground but can only gain nourishment to grow from rotting grass (if there's only dirt or stone, they grow into normal mushrooms). When they die, they explode into a spore cloud, not just generic smoke effects. This would also explain how every animal can reproduce with every other animal of the same species - they're asexual. Themysterious breeding process brought on by feeding them wheat is actually just them growing at hyperspeed and producing a little animal instead of a bunch of spores. And the evil mobs are just a hardier strain of fungi that can grow in total darkness with little nourishment. (Presumably, the Endermen are the one who planted all these mushrooms in the first place.)

[[WMG: Everyone Is Gay Everyone In The Minecraft World Is Gay Or Lesbian.]]

* What about the book ''Literature/SpeakerForTheDead'', in which the animals on a planet all have [[spoiler:opposite genders that are actually plants--for example, the "piggies" manage to reproduced with the trees]]?

A skeleton has rotted away fully, but has a new advantage - a bow. Years of looking at tools as a zombie have lead to learning how to use the bow, and they use them to hunt down the player for killing their zombie and skeleton friends.

Creepers, like skeletons, learned what some item or another was, but creepers discovered TNT and seeds. While they lost the ability to attack normally, they have gained the ability to make no sounds besides those heard around plants. The TNT gave them their only attack - explosion. Angry at the player for destroying a very large amount of plant life, they hunt down the player and destroy them the only way they can.

[[WMG: The Wither is the deity of the Minecraft world]]
[[RuleOfScary Because that's a scary thought.]] Oh, and, once you kill him, [[YouKillItYouBoughtIt you become the deity of the Minecraft world without knowing it,]] and you'll probably never learn you were once a deity.

So, at some point, humans created a portal to The End (or the Endermen created a portal to The Overworld - it doesn't really matter for this theory), then Endermen began to appear in The Overworld by coming through the portal. Back then, Endermen were very vulnerable to Endermites (think getting fleas or ticks or something), and upon reaching The Overworld, mass amounts of Endermen teleported away to try to rid themselves of Endermites, scattering across Earth. Endermen eventually built an immunity to Endermite infestation, which is why they don't create Endermites anymore (though the player isn't immune, and spawns mites when teleporting via pearls). The Endermites that were left in the Stronghold that the Endermen teleported to Earth from evolved into the modern Silverfish that we have today, trading a stronger offense ability for the capability to dig into stone.

[[WMG: A future update will make Minecraft manifest and [[AIIsACrapshoot evil.]]]]
Notch will accidentally give Minecraft sentience, and make it Manifest and evil. He will then send it back in time to save the world. This manifestation becomes [[Franchise/StargateVerse the Replicators]], and branches the Stargate universe of from ours. This is lent possibility by the fact that, as seen in ''Film/StargateTheArkOfTruth'', Replicators are programmed in [=JavaScript=], and Minecraft is programmed in Java.

* It's also possible that the Creeper Dimension is the Overworld. Considering Creepers are basically the mascot of Minecraft, and the Overworld is what most people think of when they think of Minecraft, ''and'' that Creepers at least ''seem'' to be native to the Overworld, it's not that big of a stretch.

The point is, between the End having more to do there and the Overworld having previously been overhauled with the long asked for Caves & Cliffs Update back in 1.17, Minecraft seems rather well-rounded.\\\

This new dimension is only accessible after the defeat of the Ender Dragon, as the tool to access it requires a crafting ingredient only dropped by the dragon - such as the egg or its breath - as well as a Nether Star from the Wither, to ensure the player has been travelling around a bit (perhaps the Breath and Star would work together as something similar to the Flint and Steel for the Nether Portal).\\\

What's in this dimension in particular, i'm unsure, as this entire WMG is literally just the result of a half-formed idea, but I picture its atmosphere as a thick white mist (the End is dark, and the Nether also leans to the dark side of the spectrum, so why not) that provides a larger view distance than the Nether or the End, but is almost a wall of white with how suddenly it starts at that range, and gets much closer and more oppressive than anywhere else in the game in certain biomes. I also imagine this world has the same 8:1 movement effect vs. the Overworld that the Nether has (or something similar but with a slightly different scale), using a similar sort of portal, albeit made of other materials, to traverse between the two.\\\

You, as the only human in your immediate area of the ''Minecraft'' world, are the [[LastOfHisKind last of our kind]], existing alone in a world that has reset itself after the Apocalypse. Perhaps you're the next in a long line of survivors; it's not that important where the player character came from - what is important is that hundreds of years have passed since civilization ended, and nature has thoroughly reclaimed the earth. Many years before the events of the game, the ZombieApocalypse occurred, escalating from your basic outbreak to a desperate nuclear war which ultimately wiped out every trace of humanity.

[[WMG: Based on above the above, Minecraft is based on an interpretation of Buddhism]]

[[WMG: There is going to be a [[BigDamnMovie Minecraft movie.]]]]

Since all the characters are going to be in-universe players of Minecraft, this got me thinking. At some point, the BigBad will break out of the game and start attacking real life, and as a possible side effect everything IRL will become blocky like in Minecraft (either that, or the game will keep it's style and never point this out).

[[WMG: The Minecraft world is a [[Series/DoctorWho Confession]] [[Recap/DoctorWhoS35E11HeavenSent Dial]].

No matter how you take damage, be it exploded, shot, or you fell too far, it can be healed just by eating some food ( [[Pun Soul Food]] ,anyone?). The reason you respawn is the fact that you have Determination! And peaceful mode is you as a pacifist and refusing to see anyone as enemies. This only applies to singleplayer, though. In multiplayer, it's literally kill or be killed.

So let's say, at some point in the future of the game, the devs have overhauled the End as they have done with the Nether. The End Update's been released and is a solid part of the game. We have our new materials (perhaps even a material tier above Netherite to play around with), new End biomes, new End mobs and items and mechanics, and so on.\\\

The point is, between the End having more to do there and the Overworld having previously been overhauled with the long asked for cave update back in 1.17, Minecraft seems rather well-rounded.\\\

This new dimension is only accessible after the defeat of the Ender Dragon, as the tool to access it requires a crafting ingredient only dropped by the dragon - such as the egg or its breath - as well as a Nether Star from the Wither, to ensure the player has been bouncing around (perhaps the Breath and Star would work together as something similar to the Flint and Steel for the Nether Portal).\\\

What's in this dimension in particular, i'm unsure, as this entire WMG is literally just the result of a half-formed idea, but I picture it's atmosphere as a thick white mist (the End is dark, and the Nether also leans to the dark side of the spectrum, so why not) that provides a larger view distance than the Nether or the End, but is almost a wall of white with how suddenly it starts at that range. I also imagine this world has the same 8:1 movement effect vs. the Overworld that the Nether has, using a similar sort of portal, albeit made of other materials, to traverse between the two.\\\

All the previous dimensions have had signs of civilization, be it present in the remnant Piglins and the humble Villagers, or past in the form of the ruins and abandoned structures that are literally everywhere. Not this dimension, though. The whole idea is that, while the prior 3 dimension represent you walking in the footprints of those who came before you, none of those peoples ever got here. The only life here is plant, animal and monster, and maybe other, more unknown things. This a true wilderness, where you are the first explorer to set foot, and where the buildings and ruins of the other dimensions are replaced by a strange variety of oddities and creatures, far more brutal than the Nether or the End from how new they are alone.\\\

[[WMG: The Player is a Terraforming Android.]]

*** short range emps that can disrupt his systems is a variety of ways, the poison is a mild acid, withering is causing him to glitch out and shut down.

Notch will accidentally give Minecraft sentience, and make it Manifest and evil. He will then send it back in time to save the world. This manifestation becomes [[Franchise/StargateVerse the Replicators]], and branches the Stargate universe of from ours. This is lent possibility by the fact that, as seen in StargateTheArkOfTruth, Replicators are programmed in [=JavaScript=], and Minecraft is programmed in Java.

So, Mojang has created 3 original Mobs, Enderman, Ghast and Creeper. Ghasts live in their own dimension, The Nether, while Endermen are in The End, but unlike Ghasts, they can spawn in the real world. Now what we are looking forward is the Creeper dimension. It's possible that Sky Dimension is meant to be the home of Creepers, because Sky Dimension has been under construction for a long time, and Creeper has been in the game before Ghast and Enderman. So, is Notch/Mojang planning on the biggest dimension yet? With the true final boss?

The Sky Dimension is reached by completing The End (possibly by hatching the egg and taming a baby Ender Dragon, as above). Once there, the Sky Dimension is pretty much a pure creative zone, thousands of blocks high. If you [[TheMaker make enough of a world]], then [[Webcomic/{{Homestuck}} build up]] and reach the top, you find an epilogue to the sequence after The End. That's probably when the game's going to go Gold and reach Release Version 1, at least in my opinion, but it's certainly possible that Notch is going to leave Minecraft in Beta mode until he feels he's done all he possibly can to both expand the game and wrap up the story, even if the story is wrapped up before the game's expansion is complete (like how VideoGame/DwarfFortress is indefinitely in Beta Mode until The Toady One feels that it's good enough to be called Version 1.0). Alternately, the egg itself works to get you to the Sky Dimension, by pplacing it near your bed at night or some other method of activating it (see: Notch's original plan to have you visit the Sky Dimension in your/Steve?'s dreams).

** Confirmed. Pandas were added in 1.14 alongside Bamboo

Right, well there's been a bunch of ''Minecraft'' clones popping up. it's being used as a insult and maybe rightly so. But what I think is neat is that this is similar to ''DOOM'' clones. When ''DOOM'' was released it was a massive success. As in MASSIVE success. Like ''Minecraft''. And clones and clones started popping up. People didn't call them [=FPSs=], they were ''DOOM'' clones. Right up until some even more awesome games came out that solidified the genre. I think that the same will happen with ''Minecraft''. However, there is a dark side to this. If ''Minecraft'' is similar to ''DOOM'', then maybe Notch is similar to John Romero. A brilliant creator who had a huge hit. Then makes something that's the laughingstock of the gaming world. Maybe Notch will go the same way! Dun-dun-dun...

** Was confirmed to go with the Swamp biome. Unfortunately, it didn't win the poll against the badlands and mountains. The version which will include it is TBD.

* Confirmed through the Nether Update as shown during Minecon Live 2019, which will introduce new Nether biomes and mobs.

[[WMG: All of the animals in ''Minecraft'' are hermaphrodites]]
... which is how they can breed with any other member of their species.

This is based on 2 WMGs: 1 where the bedrock border is sealing away an unspeakable evil, and one where the Far Lands spread as worlds are deleted. It's possible that said evil is behind the creation and spreading of the Far Lands. So humans, endermen, or whatever is trying to stop the evil, set up the world border to prevent the Far Lands from spreading.

* Ebony, rarer trees found in jungles, with black wood. Since ebonies and persimmons are technically the same type of trees (they're one genus, and classified as one or the other based on wether they're specialized for fruit or wood production) they might drop persimmon items the way oak trees drop apples.

[[WMG: Piglins are sinned Villagers after their death]]
It makes sense if Nether is Minecraft's version of {{Hell}}, Piglins are civilized as Villagers, and baby Piglins never grow up.

* [FunnyAneurysmMoment This one didn't age too well.]]

* [[https://mojang.com/2015/04/new-skins-achievements-music/ Jossed.]] While the native creatures are all naturally mono-gender, WordOfGod has confirmed that Steve and Alex are male and female, respectively. [[{{Robinsonade}} They are also the only humans in the world]].

* No, for the reasons given above and more reasons having to do with the size of the Disc and the biomes (which could hypothetically be high-magic zones that affect the weather, if not for the world-size problems), but it could be the disc world seen in a cube-shaped universe in either ''Discworld/{{Eric}}'' or ''Discworld/{{Sourcery}}''.

Perhaps the most significant of these advancements was the ability to dig through bedrock, and access the void beneath the world. They harvested the void's strange magic to advance themselves even further, creating teleportation devices that anybody could use for fast travel, which they called ender pearls. However, what they didn't realize was that the bedrock was never meant to be a barrier to keep them from entering the void. It was a barrier intended ''[[SealedEvilInACan to keep something out]].'' This ''[[EldritchAbomination something]]'' that they [[DugTooDeep accidentally unleashed]] began to [[LeakingCanOfEvil grow in power]] from the moment the very first piece of bedrock was opened up, and eventually manifested itself into a physical form known as [[BigBad The Ender Dragon]].

[[WMG: The End is a [[BadFuture doomed future]] of the Overworld, and the Enderman are future humans doing everything they can to save their world, to no avail. By killing the Ender Dragon, the player is actually saving the End.]]
Far into the future, civilization has grown to become incredibly advanced. Humans have been living around the world, instead of only in small, rural villages, cities have been constructed, and technology has advanced significantly.
Perhaps the most significant of these advancements was the ability to dig through bedrock, and access the void beneath the world. They harvested the void's strange magic to advance themselves even further, creating teleportation devices that anybody could use for fast travel, which they called ender pearls. However, what they didn't realize was that the bedrock was never meant to be a barrier to keep them from entering the void. It was a barrier intended ''[[SealedEvilInACan to keep something out]].'' This ''[[EldritchAbomination something]]'' that they [[DugTooDeep accidentally unleashed]] began to [[LeakingCanOfEvil grow in power]] from the moment the very first piece of bedrock was opened up, and eventually manifested itself into a physical form known as [[BigBad The Ender Dragon]].

The bedrock barrier fell, and the Ender Dragon began to rain its destruction on the Overworld. It even began spreading its own [[TheCorruption corruption]], turning what little land survived into barren endstone. The few remaining human structures became what we now know as the End Cities, filled with the Ender Dragon's artificial lowly soldiers to patrol anyone inside: The Shulkers. They were some of the few structures inside to survive as well. The corruption also began to [[BodyHorror warp the bodies of the world's inhabitants]] into long, dark beings known as the Endermen: servants to do the dragon's bidding, who's [[MindRape minds were so badly damaged]] that merely looking into their eyes can cause them to lose their grip on their sanity. The Dragon used its new servants to construct obsidian pillars that constantly provide it with its life force, to ensure that any uprising against it would fail miserably. Some Endermen attempted to seek refuge in the Nether, but the Dragon's corruption seeped into there as well, destroying it outright, along with [[DeaderThanDead every dead soul inside with it]], cutting off all Nether portals as well. [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt The world was doomed,]] and they were truly in [[TitleDrop The End]].

But there was one last solution for those brave enough: some Endermen decided to travel back in time to prevent this chaos, but nothing they could do could stop anything, as their warped bodies left them unable to speak with humans, and they were even mistaken for monsters, and driven out of their own towns. So instead, many sought refuge in the past, where it was safe. They built their strongholds underground, and shut off their portals, leaving their doomed future behind them. They explored the world once more, and some even made their homes in the Nether, away from human civilization altogether. They lived like this mostly peacefully, until one day, a human discovered one of their strongholds and accessed The End by reactivating one of their portals. Now that the corruption had finished spreading, this human was completely unaffected by it. This human was able to take down the Obsidian towers keeping the Dragon alive, and eventually ended up killing the dragon itself, freeing the Endermen, and allowing them to live freely, despite the damage done to themselves and their world.

[[WMG: Every species of mammal in the Minecraft universe, including humans, are Hermaphroditic Monotremes]]
Any cow for example, can be mated to any other cow to produce baby cows, implying a distinct lack of gender differences. Any cow can also be milked, agian, something only female mammals can do in real life. Finally, "Spawn eggs" exist for every creature including cows, wolves, pigs, and even the villagers. The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that mammals in the Minecraft universe are A. hermaphrodites having both male and female sex organs, and B, monotremes, or egg laying mammals like a platypus. This implies that the common ancestor of all these species had the same reproductive strategy.

Far, far in the future, mankind has evolved into a race to three metre tall, slender black creatures with purple eyes, ''Homo Ultimatus''. They created teleportation technology in the form of Ender Pearls. In his exploration of the Solar System, man discovered a race of Sulfur based life forms on Venus. A compound within the creatures known as Blazes supercharged the pearls and allowed them to rip through time. With the secrets of history now at their fingertips, these men traveled to all planes of history to learn all there was to know. In their travels, they picked up a man known as Markus Persson. Upon return to their time, he studied their time travel and teleportation techniques, later perfecting them in the form of his TARDIS- his blue jeans. The endermen also showed him the technology of shape shifting, allowing him to change his skin at will. What none of them anticipated was the strain they were putting on the space time continuum with their ripping of time. The Elder Gods eventually took notice of this, and Nyarlathotep took the form of a dragon with a damnably (Ender)human likeness. He devastated our earth, just as a temporal rift occurred, warping the very fabric of space-time and creating a massive world made entirely of cubes. The far lands were a huge part of this warping, and the Endermen made their home there, killing anyone who came near, and trying to figure out how to fix this madness. In the meantime, Markus, now calling himself Steve, awoke at a random point in this new world, and began carving out a life. In his TARDIS, he travels between realities, some which are destroyed when he "dies" and some in which he simply returns without any items. The earth has been slowly restoring itself, however, as the far lands disappeared and life slowly returned to the world. The Endermen scattered and attempted to kill Steve because he reminds them of their greatest failure. In the meantime, Stve began to uncover remnants of underground fortresses which contained replicated Enderpearl time travel technology. The Testificates had once occupied the castles, but were driven out by the silverfish.
A while later, they began to rebuild civilization in the form of their villages. The Endermen, having seen the damage their pearls did, significantly reduced the power to only teleport over short distances. The "Supercharged" Pearls were reduced so a doezen of them could activate a portal back across time to Our original earth, which had been so perverted by Nyarlathotep that it had become naught but a few floating islands of mysterious white rocks. There, Steve has to take on Nyarlathotep in his dragon form to return home. Nyarlathotep's presence scrambles technology, so Steve couldn't get out with his TARDIS without killing him first.

* Venus IS incredibly hot. Perhaps whatever it's made of after the rift has been softened by the heat and Steve? is clearly resistant to heat far beyond an ordinary human (surviving in ''submerged in lava'' for like 5 seconds unprotected). As for the obsidian, perhaps in the rift, particles from venusian lava was switched with particles from earthling lava and lighting the obsidian made from this on fire shocks them into trying to correct this, creating a portal.
[[WMG: Herobrine destroyed the far lands]]
Steve?s mentally disturbed younger brother ran away from home one day and reached the edge of the world. There, his soul was removed by the endermen. Little did they know, the abomination they created would destroy their home and rampage. They kill you for looking at them because then they recognize you and blame you for herobrine's disturbed mind.

* Except Herobrine doesn't exist in Minecraft, the Far Lands were removed, and Enderman did not live there.

[[WMG: Reality is AllJustADream being had by Steve]]

* '''The Void''' Is where your repressed experiences are. It is empty because your mind doesn't want to face what is in there, and it kills you and sends you away to keep you from experiencing it. You can build in the nether's void because your mind is so rattled by the nethers terror that t forgets to kill you and send you away.The bedrock seal is the wall around your repressed experiences.

** Skeletons are Fear of what you become after death. You wonder whether you will become a lifeless shadow of what you once were, just a mindless death machine.

[[WMG: [[EldritchLocation The End]] is actually the Sky Dimension]]

[[WMG: The world of Minecraft is Limbo, as described in Film/{{Inception}}]]

[[WMG: The whole game is in the future of VideoGame/Left4Dead]]

[[WMG: The Far Lands are related to [[Literature/TheNeverendingStory The Nothing]], and they grow as more and more worlds are deleted]]

[[WMG: The Nether was once something else]]

[[WMG: Alternatively, the Nether is hyperspace]]

** eight times faster is a lot considering there is no upper speed limit in the minecraft verse so you could be traveling a billion trillion miles per hour in the nether and it would actually travel eight billion trillion

By killing him, you have [[NiceJobBreakingItHero unleashed a horrible monster.]] Thanks.

[[WMG: The Minecraft world is the food source of a reality-devouring EldritchAbomination]]

[[WMG: The whole game is in the imagination of a little kid]]

** Maybe the kid is actually just scared of alot of things, and the world of Minecraft is his/her way to make beauty and combat his/her fears. Skeletons and zombies may very well be average halloween monsters, or they may be a manifestation of the kid's fear of death. Spiders, cave spiders, and silverfish are a fear of insects. Creepers may be a secret self-loathing, wanting to destroy everything the kid made and eternally sad. Endermen are a manifestation of the kid's fear of darkness/absolute nothing. Same goes for the End and the Enderdragon, since the Enderdragon destroys almost EVERYTHING physical.

[[WMG: Mob spawners are phylacteries]]

[[WMG: The Nether is the Future]]

[[WMG: The Game takes place on the Literature/{{Discworld}}]]

[[WMG: All Minecraft games take place in the same world]]

[[WMG: Going off the above WMG, the level seed determines where you spawn in the shared world]]

[[WMG: Minecraft is the Dreamlands as described by H.P. Lovecraft]]

[[WMG: The End is literally the end]]

[[WMG: The End is the product of a Eldrich Abomination sucking the life out of The Aether]]

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place in the same world as the VideoGame/LEGOAdaptationGame series]]

[[WMG: The Nether is a projection of Steve's fear]]

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place in the Anime/FullmetalAlchemist Universe]]

[[WMG: History of the Cultures of Minecraft]]

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place out in ''Literature/TheLongEarth'']]

[[WMG: The Player is a time traveller, whom survived the extinction of humanity]]

[[WMG: Minecraft takes place in a World destroyed by the Endermen]]

[[WMG: The cave sounds are not real]]

[[WMG: THE ULTIMATE THEORY, ON THE ENTIRE MINECRAFT WORLD]]

[[WMG: The End is a corrupted Skyland dimension]]

He was a scientist looking for a cure for the zombies. He found it, but after being bitten. The reason he doesnt have the big head was that when testificates become zombies, the tall part rots off. With his last bit of sanity, he injected himself with the cure before mindlessly shambling about. He later awoke in a random area of the world, his memories destroyed by his time as a zombie. Te reason the infected villagers in 12w32a are already mindless monsters is because they were not as intelligent as Steve.

[[WMG: The Player is a Terraforming Android]]

[[WMG: Steve Is a boss]]

[[WMG: The Crafter is a tree]]

[[WMG: The player is OCD]]

[[WMG: Steve is an AU version of Satan]]

[[WMG: Steve carries a pouch of small tools with him]]

[[WMG: Steve? landed on the island in Literature/LordOfTheFlies]]

[[WMG: Steve? is a [[OurClonesAreIdentical clone]], and the game takes place in the far future]]

[[WMG: Steve was part of an [[NoPartyLikeADonnerParty unfortunate]] group of six explorers]]

[[WMG: Herobrine is already in the game]]

[[WMG: Herobrine is what happens when {{Franchise/{{The Slender Man|Mythos}} plays Minecraft]]

[[WMG: Herobrine wasn't deleted by Notch]]

* who's steve ?, do you mean steve? ?

[[WMG: Herobrine is the Enderdragon]]

[[WMG: Herobrine will be the BigBad (or BiggerBad) of Story Mode]]

[[WMG: The Creeper is reproducing]]

[[WMG: Creepers explode to release spores so that they can reproduce, and the player unknowingly releases the pheromones that cause it to do so]]

[[WMG: Creepers are blind]]

[[WMG:Creepers are just looking for a hug]]

[[WMG: Creepers were bioweapons of the ancients]]

[[WMG: Creepers are the result of an alchemy experiment GoneHorriblyWrong]]

[[WMG: Creepers are the spawn of an EldritchAbomination]]

[[WMG: Creepers are [[Film/TheDescent Crawlers]]]]

[[WMG: Creepers are GaiasVengeance]]

[[WMG: Creepers are piles of leaves that have been animated by evil mages]]

[[WMG: Ghast shoot fireballs accidentally]]

[[WMG: Steve will appear in Story Mode]]

[[WMG: At some point in Story Mode, there will be case of TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou]]

[[WMG: Your ten hearts are actually representing your soul]]

[[WMG: Gunpowder isn't actually an ingredient of Splash Potions]]

* Cherry trees, with pink "leaves".

Long before Steve?'s presence in the world, there was an ancient civilization. An incredibly advanced civilization. They could do almost anything using their {{Magitek}}. The only problem? Their magitek was [[AwesomeButImpractical incredibly unstable]] due to how it worked. Their magitek ran off of a mysterious substance[[note]]not redstone as you can safely use redstone[[/note]], which was prone to leaks. When it came into contact with them, the substance [[DontLookAtMe would]] [[{{Teleportation}} radically]] [[DarkIsEvil alter]] [[LeanAndMean their]] [[PurpleEyes appearance]] [[KillItWithWater and]] [[HumanoidAbomination behavior]]. The structures you can find, like Strongholds, Temples, and Pyramids, are originally from this civilization. The reason you cannot find any members of this civilization who are not Endermen is because of a civilization-wide "ender essence" leak, transforming all members of this civilization into Endermen. And the Ender Dragon? Yeah, [[OurGodsAreDifferent that's what they worshipped]].

* Confirmed to soon be added as the Nether Update as shown during Minecon Live 2019, and will introduce new Nether biomes and mobs.

Cows are Aurochs-like oxes, chickens are junglefowls, sheep are woolley mouflon, pigs are wild boars, horses are Prewalkski's horses, donkeys are African wild asses, and llamas are guanacos. It makes sense if wolves turn into tamed dogs and ocelots used to turn into tamed cats. And why would farm animals be roaming around the world aimlessly?

Cows are Aurochs-like oxes, chickens are junglefowls, sheep are woolley mouflon, pigs are wild boars, horses are Prewalkski's horses, donkeys are African wild asses, and llamas are guanacos. It makes sense if wolves turn into tamed dogs and ocelots used to turn into tamed cats.

** Was confirmed to go with the Swamp biome, unfortunately, it didn't win the poll against the badlands and mountains (the former being ranked below swamp and the ladder being the winner). The version which will include it is TBD.

* Was confirmed to go with the Swamp biome, unfortunately, it didn't win the poll against the badlands and mountains (the former being ranked below swamp and the ladder being the winner). The version which will include it is TBD.

* Confirmed to soon be added as the Nether Update as shown during Minecon Live 2019.