I remember when parrots were added you could feed them cookies. The thing is chocolate is lethal for parrots in real life so people complained that kids would replicate this in real life. Instead of just removing it they made it so that feeding parrots cookies instantly killed them leading the all the kids who heard that they could feed their parrots cookies having there pets die along with trolls convincing lesser known players to do the same. It was absolutely hilarious.

My god, the fact that horses in Minecraft is almost 10 years old blows my mind. They still feel so new.

I just can't wait for when the giant gets some functionality. It would be so cool to see this huge zombie patrolling a plains or a mountain with a horde at its feet like a wandering boss

23:36 you can actually sort of can tame foxes. if you're breading wild foxes, those children don't run away from you anymore when you're walking near them, and the offsprings of those second generation foxes don't run away if you're sprinting near them. so you can kinda tame foxes.

Interestingly enough, coloured wool existed in minecraft, was removed, then got added back with squids aswell as dyes

iron golems were inspired by the robots of the Studio Ghibli Movie, Castle in the Sky, so maybe thats why they're so interesting

It's been so long since I've actually PLAYED Minecraft; I'm only just now discovering some of this stuff.

I like how the minecraft comunity was saying we want more golems, than when they had the chance to get a new golem they voted for the flying blue thing.

dude just switched up his entire content style

Love your use of Tomáš Dvořák's music Aztro. There's just something so magical about his sound, thanks for spreading it :)

3:36 It was an extremely clever bit of visual to return to the wool demonstration from a previous segment to show scale for the giant.

I still don't understand why Mojang didn't just add all the mobs from the vote. The modding community can add hundreds of new cool and unique mobs, while the much larger Mojang team can only afford to add a few mobs per update.

That spider at end really doesn't know what he did just now.

This is genuinely a quality effort post. What is happening? You were my only source of shitposts for years.

26:18 Hearing the active smile in your voice when talking about the Axolotl filled me with an unexplainable joy. God Axolotls are so cool. You have a new sub.

25:15 The difference between normal piglins and the brutes is that brutes ignore your golden armor and attack you regardless

Every top teir youtuber makes one minecraft video essay

So much time has passed. I still feel like the illagers were a recent addition but hearing you put the mobs on a timeline made me feel so old XD

Haha wow, this is such a detailed video on EVERY single Minecraft mob, Aztrosist! Anyway, stream Lilac Boy

This is cool, keep it up! Reminds me of Emp's Journey from YTPtuber to Full on Documentry channel.

I would like to think that the design mistake that was the creeper paved the way for minecraft to have more unique fantasy creatures than your typical tolkien inspired tropes. Things like ghast, shulkers, endermen, blazes, striders, allays, wardens... All unique mobs that do have their origins from other fantasy but are free enough from their influences that they become their own thing. If they never went this direction I imagine minecraft just being a straight forward earth simulator than the fantasy sandbox that made it so popular.

These constant aztro uploads r feeding me well 🤲

Silverfish are a GOAT mob. Cutest creature in all of Minecraft.

Hey Aztrosist, just wanted to say I love this kind of content you're making so far, keep up the good work dude.

machinarium music goes really well with minecraft

I haven't played this game since like 2015 and I genuinely didn't know 80% of these mobs existed at all

Id have loved to see all these added. They seem fun.

good vid :) fun fact: the creeper is a fucked up pig - notch misrotated the pig body to be upright and was like ZAMN thats creepy, im gonna do something with that

I like Minecraft Dungeons for showing off the Illusioner, Wildfire, Iceologer.

I quite like this shift in content from you! From well-crafted meme videos to well-crafted video essays; I really like this! Great job! Been watching you since 2016!

i remember being so hype for 1.9 when i was younger. i was like “DUEL WIELDING??? THIS WILL BE THE BEST UPDATE EVER”

"That’s every mobs in the game" *Snow fox crying in the corner*

I agree that the original mobs are the most memorable. The later additions are all notably more polished/detailed in a way that gives them a broader appeal, but misses a lot of the charm as a result.

Thanks for this man, very informative.

Fun fact: The llamas were also part of a mob vote. The other mob was alpaca. Bet you can't guess wich one won.

Great vid! I’ve been loving your newer content recently.

My first time playing minecraft was on minecraft Lite edition. The only mobs in the world was zombie, which spawned everywhere. Survival mode in that game is what I call a true minecraft horror

I'm still pressed about the Copper Golem. I won't ever stop crying or shitting over it

This is so cool, you should rank the mobs by how employable they are

gotta respect the machinarium ost, one of my favorite games brought to the spotlight

Great video! You’ve always been good but content is amazing right now

2:30 The mob’s name is pretty much just frog in Spanish

The first video I watched from you was the lions vs Pokemon video. This is the second one. The emotional whiplash between those is intense, but I enjoyed both of them either way.

I never got to vote on the new mobs because I just never wanted to sit through the livestreams.

I'm with you on the 4 mobs vote thing, that ocean thing was really cool looking

a fellow copper golem and iceologer voter, I feel your pain comrade

lovin this kind of content bro

New content is awesome, I love it

aztrosist cant stop making banger videos

The Machinarium music caught me very off guard. So cool!

I want this playing on the History channel.

We don't talk about the first mob vote

i remember being excited when horses were added and going straight to my grandpa's house after school to play it on his computer holy shit I'm old

Loving this new type of content funny man

I think I’d be cool to add giant deadly salamanders that would replace alligators since Mojang doesn’t want to add them

I hope this was fun to make, I enjoyed the detail

you forgot to mention how Miclee invented the zombie pigman and was even credited in the sprite

I really liked this video astro! :)

I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS GUY IN 2018 AND LOVING IT FINALLY FOUND YOU AGAIN

Computer black, computer gone

thanks for bringing me up to speed, when I last played the new thing was different types of wood

4:15 the sign got me lmao

thanks for the new video antvenom

I really appreciate the effort this took

interesting thign you didn't mention! The villagers were called Testificates originially! idk why you'd ommit this but I wanted to share

Oldest anarchy- I mean mob in Minecraft.

you actually missed a few! some of the earliest survival tests included billboarded mobs (which I believe were taken from another game) which were hostile and were meant to test combat

It's crazy to think I played when the spiders were added but now everything after that feels so natural that I forgot it didn't exist at one point

props for that machinarium ost bro

You really deserve more love and views bro.

Can't believe this isn't a Dr. Seuss children's book. That's the only way that I, an adult in his early-to-mid 20's can process information. But seriously, nice vid, glad to see you cover this in the way you did. I've been playing since early alpha, and it's wild to think back to when each of these mobs and features were new, and how each one changed how you'd play minecraft

9:05 i didnt even know that the pig was changed to have an acutal snout. Wtf this is wierd

I was there for the trident incident, really fun stream that day

I wish Rana came back in the Frog Update!

You forgot the Charged Creeper, Zombie Villager, and the Skeleton Horsemen

This was a great vid

“I voted for the glow squid instead of the moo bloom or iceologer” is a usually followed by the gunfire of a .357 magnum

I love the MineCraft Creeper!

i cant believe you talked about the creeper but did not mention the fact that it came about because of an error in coding the pig originally

If people like mushrooms, they are probably into foot fungus.

Good video! but you could of also talked about the md3 models that there where in the early minecraft tests, same weird stuff like rana

Song: Machinarium or Samorost soundtrack Btw good music choice goes hard as background music

Fun Fact:The audio of the noise that Ghasts make came from Notch's cat

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Golden content right here

the intro was beautiful

My problem with most new jobs is they don't do anything, or Mojang doesn't want them to do anything because they don't wanna teach "bad messages". Pandas, foxes, polar bears, frogs, fireflies, goats, llamas, all useless mobs.

22:40 they did offer rope though, if you either put one of them into a boat, or killed them

I love the new wave of content, but please, analyze another song.

this gonna do numbers oomfie

youre really fucking good at this Aztro

This video is so beautiful (I love Minecraft)

loved the vid :)

They should add the Aztrosists skeleton to the game.

How the heck did the phantom win the vote. Like all the other choices have pretty unique designs and abilities and everyone settled on a flying stingray.

I am happy that I get notification of this video

God I feel old, shulkers feel like such a recent addition to me and they're from back in 2016

Thanks for the asmr while I shaved

I wish they would add more mobs that interacted with blocks in general, or some kind of invasive mob that you essentially would have to deal with once it showed up, like giant ants that could make a hive in underground caves that slowly expand and eventually go above ground to attack other mobs and stuff, could you imagine you're chilling in your village and suddenly there's these giant ants rising from the ground and eating villagers with iron golems trying to fend them off? on one hand I imagine that being really cool but i could also be really anoying, just suddenly having to deal with ants that start breaking shit and killing all your important villagers.

man this shoulda gotten more views