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5 days ago · According to Jens Bergensten, blazes look the way they do because all mobs in Minecraft are cuboid-shape, so to make them flame-like and magical, he created them as a core surrounded by rotating rods.
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Aug 17, 2024 · Explore the Blaze mob from Minecraft and see how it stacks up against real-life fiery entities. Watch to learn about its unique features and behavior!#Minecr...
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The reason blazes look like they do is that all the mobs are stuck to cuboid shapes, so I couldn’t make something more flame-like, but I wanted them to look magical, rather than them having arms and legs.
Like most mobs, they don't care about anything in particular. Passive farms tend to use their AI wandering behavior (mobs want to wander towards solid blocks) by putting them in a box of non-solid blocks (glass) with only one trap-doored exit, where they will fall into the collection chamber.
Basically, the Blazes adopted the mannerisms of the Wither Skeletons and the regular Skeletons that populate the Nether Fortress. This is because, being an artificial life form, the Blazes don't think for themselves, but only follow their orders.
Dec 29, 2020 · This video will show you how Blaze and the Monster Machines Characters look in Real Life.
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I'm not going to be talking about animals, which basically appear to be their real-life equivalents, instead this will be about the origins of the unique mobs in the game.
