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Minecraft Mobs List All Hostile, Neutral, Passive, and Tameable Mobs In Minecraft

There's a staggering amount of mobs that can be found in Minecraft as of 1.18 It's best to be aware of as many of them as you can to make sure you can handle each one with care.



Below is the complete list of Minecraft mobs, animals and creatures, beginning with the basic Chicken and going to legendary monsters like the Ender Dragon and even mobs that are coming up like Frogs, Allays and the Warden.



List of Minecraft mobs



Minecraft has come a long way since it first came into existence in the early 2010s. There are now 73 mobs available in Minecraft and more are coming in Minecraft 1.19. ), and each mob is different in appearance and behavior. different from the other. Below is a list of every mob in the game. They are categorized according to their attitude towards the player.



Passive mobs are those that do not attack the player even if they are first attacked. These mobs are usually harmless and won't attack players unless attacked. Here is a complete list of all Passive mobs. Then, you'll see a list of all breedable, tameable and rideable passive mobs.



Axolotl – Bat – Cat – Chicken – Cod Fox — Glow Squid Horse The HorseMooshroom & Mule? Ocelot? Parrot ParrotPig Lin (baby), Polar Bear (baby), Pufferfish lin (baby), Pufferfish lin (baby), Pufferfish lin (baby), Pufferfish li - Pufferfish Lin (baby -Squid a - Strider Tur Turtle – Villager – Turtle Villager Trader Frog – Wandering Trader Frog (upcoming release, launching with Minecraft 1.19)



Breedable mobs



- Axolotl - Cat – Chicken – Cow Donkey — Fox Horse The Fox HorseMooshroom Ocelot – Pig Rabbit Sheep SKeleton Horse Strider?Strider? Turtle — Villager -> Mule - Horse and donkey can be bred, but they cannot be breeding.



Tameable mobs



- Cat - Donkey - Horse – Mule — Parrot Skeleton Horse Fox - Fox - not really tame, but will "trust” the player - Ocelot Ocelot – not truly tame , but will "trust” the player



Rideable mobs



- Donkey - Horse - Pig - Mule - Skeleton Horse - Strider



Depending on the situation, neutral mobs can be passive or hostile towards players. Below I've provided a list of next to each mob how they are triggered to become hostile.



Bee - provoked when attacked or damaged beehives it only attacks one Cave Spider hostile when at low light Dolphin – provoked to when viewed by Enderman – provoked to when attacked Llama (adult) and Polar Bear (adult). - provoked to attack Polar Bear (adult), attacks only once Polar Bear (adult), in the event of being provoked by a player wearing 1+ Gold Armor pieces Panda. (low light Wolf) - hostile (low light Wolf) - provoked Zombified Piglin



If they are able to, mobs of hostile players are likely to attack players who are near them. These mobs are just plain stupid.



- Blaze - Blaze Chicken Jockey - Creeper - Drowned - Elder Guardian - Endermite - Evoker - Ghast - Guardian - Hoglin - Husk - Magma Cube - Phantom - Piglin Brute - Pillager - Ravager - Ravager Jockey Shulker - Silverfish - Skeleton - Skeleton Horseman Slime - Spider Jockey Stray - Vex Vindicator - Witch Wither Skeleton - Zoglin Zombie - Zombie Villager Warden (upcoming mob, arriving with Minecraft 1.19 update)



Minecraft boss mobs



There are currently two "boss mobs" in Minecraft. These powerful mobs come with their own health bars and are currently the most dangerous enemies in Minecraft.
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Ender Dragon Wither



If you're confronted with terrifying monsters such as Endermen and Guardians or simply hostile animals like Polar Bears, you'll have to be prepared to defend yourself from Minecraft numerous mobs. Make sure you have the best equipment. Read our guides on Diamonds and Netherite to help you find them. Also, take a look at our page on how to make potions to increase your combat abilities. And if you're looking to add more mobs into your Minecraft world, look through our list of Minecraft mods, or alter the look of mods you already have by installing the best Minecraft texture packs.


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