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Magma Block

For other Magma related objects found in *Minecraft*, see Magma (Disambiguation).

A **Magma Block** is a light-emitting natural block that can be found in The Nether and Overworld. In the nether, magma blocks are usually near lava, and in the overworld, magma blocks sometimes spawn in the ocean floor. They were implemented in Java Edition 1.10 "Frostburn Update" and Pocket Edition 1.1.3.

## Mechanics

A magma block is a solid version of lava. This block deals 1 (File:Half Heart.png) damage for every half-second that a player or mob is in contact with it, regardless of armor or protective enchantments.

It is possible to walk across magma without taking damage by wearing boots with the Frost Walker enchantment on them, sneaking, or consuming a potion of Fire Resistance.

Magma blocks placed underwater will created a bubble effect above them. All entities caught in the bubble effect will be sucked downwards.

Like netherrack, magma blocks, as of 1.12, are an infinite fire source. Even though it's harmful, the bubbles will provide the player with oxygen, meaning it prevents them from drowning.

## Crafting

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## Mining

A magma block requires a pickaxe to harvest, otherwise, it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* If a player dies from touching a magma block, the death message will read: "<Player> discovered floor was lava."
* Despite dealing 1 (File:Half Heart.png) damage to a player, much like a cactus in the Overworld, it can't be used to dispose of items. However, it can be used to surround a base, if so desired. The benefit of this is due to its major abundance in the Nether.
* If a player walks over a magma block covered with 2 or fewer layers of snow or a carpet, they will still take damage unless they are wearing boots with the frost walker enchantment or have consumed a potion of fire resistance or if the player is crouching.
	+ However, if there are 3 or more layers of snow, the player will not take any damage.
* As of 1.12, magma blocks lit on fire will stay lit forever, much like netherrack.
* This is one of only a few blocks with a constantly-changing animated texture, another example being Sea Lanterns.
* As of 1.13, the magma block, if placed underwater, will pull any entity or item down if an entity or item is above the block.
	+ Also, as of 1.13, magma blocks can naturally generate on ocean floors and in structures (such as Underwater Ruins) in the overworld.
* Mobs are afraid of magma blocks and will not "pathfind" over them. This can help in making a mob-proof base.
* Like a block of quartz it is made of 4 magma cream and cannot be crafted back into magma cream.

## Gallery

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Glowing Obsidian

**Glowing obsidian** is a block that appears in *Pocket Edition*

## Overview

Glowing obsidian will appear when the Nether reactor core is activated. All the materials that are used to activate the reactor (14 cobblestone blocks and 4 gold blocks) will convert into glowing obsidian when the reactor is activated. The glowing obsidian appeared to be a red obsidian that glows. Once the reactor has "burned out" the glowing obsidian will then turn into regular obsidian which can then be collected with a diamond pickaxe. If it is mined while the reactor is activated, it will still drop regular obsidian. Glowing obsidian can currently only be obtained through editors, such as MCEdit.

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## The Latest Updates

* Version 1.02\_6 is the first appearance of the glowing obsidian.
* Version 1.02\_7 added smoking effects on the glowing obsidian.
* Version 1.20\_8 fix bug for breaking the glowing obsidian and the Nether reactor.

## Trivia

* After Update 0.12.1, the Nether reactor core was removed, which meant that glowing obsidian could no longer be spawned.
* In older versions of PE, glowing obsidian could be mined with an iron pickaxe. However, this was removed in Update 0.7.3.
* Players can use mods that add glowing obsidian to the creative inventory.
Lapis Lazuli Ore

**Lapis Lazuli Blocks** are a semi-precious material block that contains Lapis Lazuli, which is slightly less rare than diamond.

## Overview

The lapis lazuli ore has about the same rarity as the gold ore, being found only in the lower levels of a world. It can be found underground in y coordinates 0 to 30. When mined, it can drop 4–8 Lapis Lazuli. However, the drop rate is modified based on whether the mining pick is enchanted with fortune, and how strong the enchantment is. Instead of mining, you can obtain lapis by trading with a cleric or a wandering trader. You may find lapis in abandoned mineshafts and shipwrecks.

## Uses

The only uses of this ore are through the Lapis Lazuli pieces which drop when the ore is mined. These pieces can be used as a dye, as a reagent for Enchanting, or can be crafted into a decorative Lapis Lazuli Block.

## Mining

Lapis Lazuli Ore requires a stone pickaxe or better to harvest; otherwise, it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* Lapis lazuli ore is one of two ore blocks with a different pattern than the other ores, the other being Emerald Ore.
* Maps generated before lapis lazuli was added will have none of this ore unless new terrain is generated.
* In early versions before Slime blocks was added, This ore did pretty much nothing.

## Gallery

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Lily Pad

The **Lily Pad** first appeared in the Beta 1.9 pre-release. It can only be placed on water and drops when destroyed. Players can stand on lily pads like it is a solid block.

Lily pads can be instantly mined with anything. Boats also destroy lily pads if the boat touches the lily pad.

## Obtaining

### Fishing

Lily pads can be caught as a "treasure" item while fishing.

### Trading

Wandering Traders will sell lily pads for emeralds.

## Trivia

* Lily pads are destroyed when the water beneath them freezes and becomes ice.
* Lily pads are classified as a "treasure" when fishing.
* Lily pads can be harvested from swamps without needing a fishing rod.
* Lily pads are destroyed when water flows on them. This can be used to climb by alternating the placement of lily pads and water source blocks without leaving the placed lily pads.
* If a lily pad is placed on the water on a farm, the water will still irrigate the nearby tilled land.
* A boat can break lily pads, but doing so slows down the boat.
	+ However, before 1.9, boats would smash to planks and sticks when they hit a lilypad.
* Lily pads can block a player directly under them from surfacing, potentially causing drowning under specific circumstances.
* If players sprint while placing lily pads down, it provides a very quick way to go across water.
* Mobs cannot spawn on top of lily pads.
* Wandering Traders will sell lily pads in exchange for emeralds.
Hardened Glass

**Hardened glass** is a type of glass that has been chemically strengthened. It is available in clear and colored variants, similarly to normal glass. It is only available in *Minecraft: Education Edition*.

## Obtaining

Unlike normal glass, hardened glass will drop itself when broken with any tool or by hand. It also takes significantly longer to break.

## Usage

Most blocks that require placement on a solid block cannot be placed on hardened glass or hardened stained glass. The only exceptions are torches and redstone torches, which can be placed on top of the hardened glass blocks, but not attached to their sides.

Hardened glass blocks adjacent to other hardened glass blocks are invisible when viewed through the glass, but not when viewed through normal glass.
Mycelium

**Mycelium** is a block similar to grass. This block naturally generates and can only be found in mushroom island biomes.

## Mechanics

Mycelium will grow on any dirt block in an area where other mycelium blocks exist, even if the dirt blocks have a sapling or another plant on it (although the plant will fall off as soon as mycelium appears). Mycelium will spread to adjacent dirt blocks, as long as enough Light reaches the block (light level 9). Its spread can be stopped by creating an obstruction to the mycelium's expansion, such as a two-block change in terrain height or a non-dirt block.

Small "spore-like" particles appear above the surface of mycelium blocks. It is the only block beside giant mushroom blocks and dirt blocks that appear on the surface of the mushroom island.

## History

* Mycelium was first added in the first Beta 1.9 release, but it was only usable in Creative.
* As of 1.2.4, mycelium is the only block on which players can spawn mushrooms while in sunlight.
* They were added to Pocket Edition in the 0.9.0 update, along with mushroom island biomes.

## Video

Mycelium - Minecraft Micro Guide (56 seconds)
## Trivia

* When harvested, the mycelium will normally drop a dirt block, but if it is mined using a tool with the Silk Touch enchantment, a block of mycelium can be collected.
* Mycelium can spread to dirt blocks in alternate dimensions, such as the Nether.
* Mycelium is the rarest variant of dirt in the game, considering it's only found in 1 biome and that biome is the second rarest one in the game.
Hanging Azalea Roots

**Hanging azalea roots** is a block that is planned to be added in the upcoming update 1.17, and will possibly spawn in the lush caves. It seems to have no current use for now, other than as a decorative block.

## Trivia

* Hanging azalea roots is the first upside down plant that isn't a flower, Nether vine or underwater plant.
Oswald

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Peep

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Redstone Comparator

For other redstone-related objects found in Minecraft, see Redstone (Disambiguation).

**Redstone Comparators** are special and unique redstone blocks that are similar to Redstone Repeaters. Redstone comparators have three torches on them, allowing for complex redstone circuits to be built. Redstone comparators have three ports, with two being for input, the third for output. Redstone comparators also measure how many things an entity holds or weighs, allowing for some very interesting adventure maps or mechanisms. They can also detect how many items are stored in a container block (such as a Chest, Hopper, Dropper, or Minecart with Chest). It can be utilized in a Redstone Circuit. It makes the same sound as Wood when broken.

A tutorial on YouTube is available that shows how to build with redstone comparators.

A comparator has two "modes": "compare mode" and "subtract mode", which players can tell by the status of the single torch on the front. The default mode is "compare" mode, which means that it will compare the signal it receives from the side to the signal it receives from behind. If the signal from the side is stronger than the one from behind, it won't give off a signal. If the signal from the side is weaker than the one from behind, the comparator will give off a signal equal to the one it receives from behind.

On "subtract" mode, the comparator will produce a signal equal to the signal it receives from behind minus the signal it receives from the side.

As of 1.15, redstone comparators can now detect how much Honey is inside Bee Nests and Bee Hives. The output strength is equal to the amount of honey in the said hive.

## Gallery

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## Video

Finally Explained How Do Minecraft Comparators Work?
List of Batman Beyond Episodes

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## Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker

Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker is a direct-to-video animated feature based on the Batman Beyond series. It is noteworthy for resolving the conflict between the Joker and the original Batman (Bruce Wayne), as well as introducing the Joker into the Batman Beyond timeframe. Also resolved was the fate of the third Robin, Tim Drake, and the Joker's old sidekick and groupie, Harley Quinn.

 When the Joker mysteriously reappears in Gotham's future and targets innocent people, Terry sets out to find answers as to how it is possible. He makes a discovery about what happened that night, the night that Bruce, as Batman, battled the Joker for the last time. The Clown Prince of Crime desires to use some sort of high tech satellite to destroy the people of Gotham city and Terry becomes Batman and he must stop his mentor's old nemesis from destroying the city.
Peppa Pig

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Stained Glass Pane

**Stained glass pane** is the dyed variant to the standard glass pane. Rather than just being the normal transparent color, stained glass panes feature all of the 16 *Minecraft*  dye colors, so that a player can choose their colors out of the dye colors. They also change the color of beacons; because an individual **pane** is thinner than a beacon beam, it can change the color without it being seen.

It can be crafted the same way as the regular glass pane, but it uses stained glass instead.

## Trivia

* Panes are smaller than regular blocks, so it's possible to drop an item on the block the pane is on.
Stone

For the block obtained by smelting stone, see Smooth Stone.

**Stone** is the most common block in the Overworld after air, in all current game modes. It turns into cobblestone when mined after version Beta unless using a pickaxe with the Silk Touch enchantment. Also, after Beta, it is possible to turn cobblestone back into stone by smelting it inside a furnace. Then you can smelt it into Smooth Stone as of the 1.14 update. Stone also forms when lava flows on top of water.

Stone is mostly found at least three or four blocks underneath the grass layers. Stone is useful because it is an easy material to build with, but cobblestone is better, because of its rather high blast resistance, although it cannot be used for the crafting of tools. Mason villagers will buy stone from a player in exchange for an emerald.

Stone is one of the blocks that silverfish can go into and spawn from.

## Crafting

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## Mining

Stone requires any pickaxe to harvest, otherwise, it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* There is an extremely rare glitch in which if a player goes down a diagonal stone tunnel, they will 'no-clip' through the wall and suffocate.
* It is suggested to be an igneous rock as it comes from the cooling of lava.
* Stone's blast resistance is not very strong. Oddly enough, when turned into cobblestone, its blast resistance increases.
* Stone and types of grass (except dirt and coarse dirt) are some of the only blocks that gives you something different when dropped unless you have Silk Touch on your pickaxe.
* Stone (along with one block of cobblestone) can be found in the void preset when creating a buffet world.
* Bedrock has a high contrast stone texture.

## Gallery

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Stained Glass

**Stained Glass** is a decorative variant of a regular glass block, but it has a colored "tint" added to it. They were added to *Minecraft* in update 1.7.

## Overview

Stained glass is made by placing 8 glass in a crafting table with any color of dye in the center. It is used primarily as decoration. The color of the stained glass depends on which color dye a player uses. Arranging 6 stained glass blocks in a crafting table will make a stained glass pane of that color of Stained glass. Stained glass can come in the following colors:

* **White**
* **Red**
* **Orange**
* **Pink**
* **Yellow**
* **Lime**
* **Green**
* **Light Blue**
* **Cyan**
* **Blue**
* **Magenta**
* **Purple**
* **Brown**
* **Gray**
* **Light Gray**
* **Black**

## Trivia

* If stained glass is placed in the path of a beacon's beam of light, the beam of light that passes through it will change to the color of the stained glass.
* Stained glass has a slightly "mistier" texture than regular glass; however, all of its pixels are at least slightly transparent, whereas regular glass has some completely opaque pixels.
	+ Light Gray Stained Glass is practically invisible in Chests and Inventory.
* As of update 1.2, stained glass is craftable in the Windows 10 Edition and Pocket Edition.
* Stained glass will not drop when mined unless mined with an item enchanted with silk touch
* Cocoa Beans, ink sacs, bonemeal, and lapis lazuli can no longer dye blocks or armor.

## Gallery

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Redstone Torch

For other redstone-related objects found in Minecraft, see Redstone (Disambiguation).

A **Redstone torch** is a light-emitting block, similar to a regular Torch, except dimmer. Since it is a Redstone-device, it can also serve some additional functions.

## Uses

* A dim light source
* A power source for Redstone devices
* An inverter for Redstone Circuits

## Mechanics

When placed on its own, a Redstone torch looks like a glowing red torch, although noticeably dimmer than a normal Torch. However, it can't melt Ice or prevent mob-spawning like a normal torch, nor does it does not have the usual fire animation.

A Redstone torch can provide a power source for Redstone Wires. Wires, in turn, are used to operate doors, pistons, or any Redstone-effected block from a distance. The torch can power wire from up to 15 blocks away and takes one Redstone tick (two-game ticks, or 0.1 seconds) for power to flow through it. The torch gives off a Redstone current on all four sides, and if there is a block above it, it will give a signal two blocks above on the block above it.

A Redstone torch provides a weak power current to any block it touches (except the block it is attached to) and provides a strong power current to any solid block above it. It acts as an inverter in redstone circuits (or "NOT-gate", as defined in the game's code), and turns off when the block it is attached to gets powered.

## Crafting

A Redstone torch can be crafted by combining one piece of Redstone with a Stick.

## Gallery

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Snow Block

For other articles related to snow, see Snow (Disambiguation).

**Snow Blocks** are blocks made from snow. They are crafted with four snowballs, allowing the user to create them through their inventory crafting window. One cannot reverse the crafting process on a crafting grid, but the block may be placed and destroyed with a shovel, yielding the four snowballs it took to create them. If broken without a shovel or a Silk Touch tool, one will not get the four snowballs back. In the second alternative, one will have a snow block.

## Behavior

Snow blocks are not destroyed by forces that would realistically melt snow, such as lava, fire, and torches, and are unaffected by water. Snow blocks are an essential key component in creating the Snow Golem, where two are needed to be stacked on top of each other, with a Pumpkin (Jack-O-Lantern or Carved Pumpkin) being on top of them. Snow melts when there is a light source near them. For say, a torch or glowstone, snow will melt around the light source.

## Mining

A **Snow Block** requires a shovel to harvest, otherwise, it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* If snow is broken without a shovel, it will not drop any snowballs.
* Unlike water, snow blocks do not melt in The Nether.
* There is a rare bug in multiplayer mode that happens when one places a bed on top of snow and sleeps on it. The sleeping player will have a black screen on their monitor while the other players will see the sleeping player as if they were sleeping on the snow.
* Snow blocks are described as "A compact way to store snowballs" in both the Pocket Edition crafting tooltip and console edition block descriptions.
* Snow blocks can be found naturally spawned in Ice Plains Spikes Biomes.
* Snow blocks, along with the Iron Block and Soul Sand, are one of the blocks that can be used in creating Utility mobs.

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Netherrack

For other Nether-related topics, see Nether (Disambiguation).
**Netherrack** is a block found in extensive quantities in the Nether. Its quantity in the Nether is similar to that of stone or dirt in the Overworld. Netherrack also has a low blast resistance.

## Description

Netherrack is found extensively in the Nether, being the third most common block, only rarer than Lava and Air. Fire burns infinitely on netherrack.

## Uses

Due to fire lasting forever on Netherrack, players sometimes use netherrack to build fireplaces or large torches. However, it is also capable of spreading fire to flammable blocks, but not to other netherrack. Netherrack can also be smelted in furnaces to make Nether bricks, which are used to craft Nether Brick Blocks. If Netherrack is on fire, it won't be put out by rain but will be put out if water runs over the area. The only other block that burns indefinitely is the Campfire.

## Mining

Netherrack requires a pickaxe to harvest, otherwise, it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* Burning Netherrack can be used to keep an area clear of snow and ice more efficiently than torches due to it having a greater brightness, but it is not advisable to do this around wood planks, as it is a flammable block.
* Before Pocket Edition 0.12.1, Netherrack could only be obtained using a Nether Reactor Core.
* In the PS3 and PS4 edition tutorial world, a Nether portal, included to teach a player about the Nether, leads to a cave exclusively of Netherrack with some being on fire when a player arrives.
* Netherrack is one of the most brittle blocks in *Minecraft*; thus, caution is advised when digging in any direction, especially digging down.
* In older versions, Netherrack was named "bloodstone".

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The Disney Afternoon

**Cancelled** | August 1997

***The Disney Afternoon*** was a two-hour television programming block, created for syndication, which aired from September 10, 1990, until August 1997. At that time, it was taken out of syndication, and a new Disney weekday afternoon block was started on UPN. *The Disney Afternoon* was produced by The Walt Disney Company.

The two hour block was broken up into four half-hour segments, each of which contained a cartoon series. As each season ended, the first cartoon shown in the lineup would typically be dropped, and a new one added to the end. *The Disney Afternoon* itself featured unique animated segments consisting of its own opening and "wrappers" around the cartoon shows aired.

This block did not air in every market across the United States, but individual shows featured on *The Disney Afternoon* were packaged by themselves in several markets that did not carry the entire block.

## History

Some of the early cartoon series in *The Disney Afternoon* came from series already in syndication, such as *Adventures of the Gummi Bears* (created years earlier), *DuckTales* and *Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers,* which had been packaged together in an hour long cartoon block in 1989-1990, until both were incorporated into The Disney Afternoon the next year. *TaleSpin* was the first series to premiere in syndication on *The Disney Afternoon*.

Some of the later additions were inspired by shorter cartoon segments from the series *Raw Toonage*, which appeared on the CBS network in autumn of 1992, these included *Marsupilami*and*Bonkers.*Another source for Disney Afternoon cartoons were series inspired by movies created previously by Disney, including Aladdin, and Timon & Pumbaa, from *The Lion King*.

Beginning with the 1994 season, the name of *The Disney Afternoon* was shortened to *TDA*.
Prismarine Brick

**Prismarine Bricks** are a stone-like material that only appears underwater in Ocean Monuments. It was added in 1.8 along with dark prismarine and prismarine.

## Overview

This block is a variant of prismarine, much like clay and bricks. Another variation of this block is dark prismarine. As of 1.13, prismarine bricks can be used to craft prismarine brick slabs and prismarine brick stairs. Prismarine bricks, along with the other prismarine variants and sea lanterns, are used in creating conduit structures.

## Trivia

* Prismarine bricks look similar to guardians, but without the eye and the spikes.

## Gallery

OceanMonument.pngOcean monuments hold Prismarine Bricks
Pumpkin

**Pumpkins** are blocks that appear on grass in a similar manner to mushrooms, but they do not spread. They are found most commonly in extreme hills biomes and plains biome, but can also appear in sand and Snow-covered areas, though rarely. They can appear in swamp biomes as of update 1.8. They are usually found in groups but can sometimes be found as one single pumpkin. Natural pumpkins are rarer than diamond ore, most commonly found in mountain and hill biomes. They also can be found in block form in woodland mansions.

As of 1.13, the pumpkin with the face is known as a carved pumpkin, and the pumpkin with no face is now called a pumpkin, and cannot be equipped as armor.

As of 1.14, pumpkins naturally generate as part of pillager outposts.

## Crafting

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## Uses

* Harvested pumpkins can be equipped as a helmet without any actual armor value. It is unique in that it limits a player's view of the world as if it were seen from inside the pumpkin. The pumpkin helmet can be removed and placed into a player's inventory.
* Although it has no armor value, it can be a serious help during nighttime expeditions: when worn as a helmet, a player may look directly at Endermen with no worry as to whether the enderman will attack a player.
* Pumpkins can be used to make jack o' lanterns, a decorative item that lights an area up and can be placed underwater.
* As of the aquatic update, pumpkins must be sheared (defaults to right-click) in order to turn them into their carved state. This will yield 1 pumpkin seed.

## Data Values

The pumpkin has 5 different data values:

0: Facing south

1: Facing west

2: Facing north

3: Facing east

4: Faceless

## Mining

A Pumpkin can be harvested with any tool or by hand, but using an axe is the fastest way.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* The pumpkins already have faces carved into them when they grow before the 1.13 update.
* When making golems, a dispenser can place the carved pumpkin and create the golem as a result.
* When worn in the Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition, it has no real use other than aesthetic purposes.
* Pumpkins cannot be placed when there is an air block below it.
* When a pumpkin is pushed from a piston from below, it will break and a player can collect it.
* Pumpkins cannot be pulled back by sticky pistons.
* When a player wears a pumpkin in the End, the Endermen will not bother them. However, the disadvantage is that it limits a player's field of vision, which can increase the danger of the Ender Dragon successfully attacking them.
* Faceless pumpkins used to be an unused block in 1.7 and were later removed then reused in 1.13.
* Pumpkins will always be cut towards the west side of the world.

## Gallery

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Harry and his Bucket Full of Dinosaurs

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Powder Snow

**Powder Snow** was a block that was announced with the Biome Vote for the mountains biome that won the vote, and it was also announced at MineCon Live 2019.

## Behavior

It is possible that the player will get stuck in it, because it is deeper than regular snow and the player can freeze [Java edition only]

## Trivia

* It used to be called “Snowier Snow”, but it’s new name got announced at Minecraft Live.
* Leather boots will cause you not to "sink" inside and there is frost around the screen if you go inside the block. It was mention by xisumavoid

## Gallery

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Snow

For other articles related to snow, see Snow (Disambiguation).
**Snow** is generally found in Taiga and snowy plains Biomes, where it covers the ground. It can also be found at the tops of large mountains, particularly the Extreme Hills Biome.

Snowballs are obtained whenever snow is destroyed with a Shovel. Four snowballs can then be crafted into a Snow Block or can be thrown. If it's destroyed with anything other than a shovel, nothing is dropped. As of update 1.5, snow is able to be stacked in layers above the ground, causing snowbanks that a player may walk through. This gives the world a more realistic feel to it, but it can cause clutter when a player does not frequently visit a snowy area. These snow layers can be stacked up to 8, which it will then look like a normal snow block. Note that the layered snow will be destroyed if the water is poured on it, but snow blocks won't (making it good for secret messages). 3 snow blocks can be used to create snow slabs in survival, but one will still get snowballs after one lays them down.

Once the snow has been destroyed, the ground will remain clear, until such time as it snows again. This makes snow a renewable resource. Another reason why it is renewable is the fact that snow golems will leave behind a trail of snow when roaming around.

## Usage

On multiplayer servers, many snowball fights are held in forts containing mazes of snowbanks that slow players down. Usually, the objective is to keep players from breaking a block in the fort they build, which is done by hitting them with snowballs to keep them out. The first team to break the block (usually dirt or for more difficulty, wood) wins.

## Mining

Snow requires a shovel to harvest, otherwise, it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* Prior to the Halloween Update (2010), snow could only be found on maps that were in winter mode. When creating a new save, a map had a 1⁄5 chance of having worldwide snowfall. Since Alpha 1.2, snow can occur in arctic biomes.
* Sometimes, snow can spawn on air blocks, usually over cave entrances or water pools. Walking on these blocks will make one fall through the snow.
	+ If one places a block near the floating snow, it will update itself, and disappear.
* Snow is a common block to be used as the flooring in a game of "Spleef" as it breaks almost instantly with a diamond shovel.
* You can use snow golems to make a snow farm by confining them in one space, and mining from the corner of the block with a shovel.
* Snow layers do not accumulate naturally during snowfall.
* In the Bedrock Edition, snow does not get destroyed when the block below is, it instead obeys physics.

* Snow layered on trees will emit particle effects that resemble snow falling from the leaves giving the snow a more natural look.

## Gallery

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Roots

The **Roots** are blocks that were announced at Minecon Live 2019. They spawn in both the warped & crimson forest biomes.

## Trivia

* Roots are found and can be planted on nylium.

## Gallery

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## References

1. ↑ https://minecraft.net/en-us/article/everything-we-announced-minecon-live-2019
Packed Ice

**Packed ice** is an opaque, harder variant of ice.

## Sources

Packed ice can be found naturally in the rare Ice Plains Spikes Biome or in snowy tundra villages. Packed ice can found in icebergs. The only way to obtain it naturally is to mine it using a tool enchanted with silk touch. Mining packed ice without the silk touch enchantment will break the block and cause it to disappear. It may also be obtained through creative mode/cheats.

Wandering Traders will sell packed ice in exchange for emeralds.

## Usage

Packed ice can make entities slide faster than regular ice, however, mobs on packed ice in water do not travel faster. Packed ice can change the
note block's sound if it's placed under the block.

## Mining

Packed ice requires a pickaxe with silk touch to be obtained with.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* Packed Ice cannot be melted by lava, fire, or torches.
Space Strikers

**Space Strikers** is a French animated series based on the Jules Verne novel *20,000 Leagues Under the Sea*. A multi-national production, made in Europe and Korea, *Space Strikers* combines conventional line drawing with computer animation to achieve a three dimensional effect in selected sequences, labeled "Strikervision 3-D." The series was distributed by Saban Entertainment in the United States and aired on UPN from September 10, 1995 to December 3, 1995.

## Plot

*Space Strikers* follows the outer space exploits of a descendant of Verne's Captain Nemo. Captain Nemo captains a heavily-armed super spacecraft, the Nautilus, which more closely resembles a submarine than a rocket ship. His crew members include: Ned Land, a fellow human, Dakkar, a man from another planet who has been transformed to resemble a wolf, a robot named Aronnax, and a blonde female named Dana.

Nemo and his crew battle Master Phantom, who believes he is destined to rule the galaxy. Before adopting the identity of Master Phantom, he was once human, and a close friend of Nemo's when the two were youths at the space academy. However, Phantom believes Nemo deliberately abandoned him on an asteroid during a meteor shower. Wounded, his life was saved by the evil Metallic, who turned him into a Darth Vader-type figure, part-man, part-machine. The consuming ambition of Master Phantom is now to establish dominion in space and to secure his vengeance against Nemo. Nemo, by contrast, is in the forefront of the fight for freedom, as he and Master Phantom engage in the "ultimate battle" across the galaxy.

Each episode depicts an encounter between the two adversaries, on distant planets and abandoned space stations. While Master Phantom has unlimited resources and fleets of spacecraft to hurl at the Nautilus, Nemo must rely on clever tactics to outwit his adversary. He also has the power of "the stone of Solara," a magical talisman which for brief periods can make Nemo almost invincible.

## Characters

**Captain Nemo** (voiced by David Coburn)

**Master Phantom** (voiced by Brian Cummings)

**Ned Land** (voiced by Michael Donovan)

**Malcolm** (voiced by Terry Klassen)

**Yonnak** (voiced by Blu Mankuma)

**Victory the Solarian** (voiced by Jack Angel)

**Algren 18** (voiced by Andrew Kavadas)

**Dacar** (voiced by Len Carlson)

**Dana** (voiced by Janyse Jaud)

**Metallic** (voiced by Dan Hennessey)

**Admiral Maalko** (voiced by Peter Spellos)

## Episodes

*Space Strikers* has a total of 26 episodes, contained in 1 season, that were produced from September 1995 to December 1995.
Redstone Repeater

For other redstone-related objects found in Minecraft, see Redstone (Disambiguation).
A **Redstone Repeater** is a redstone related block. It can act as a repeater, a diode, or a delay.

## Appearance

The redstone repeater is a flat grey surface with a small red bar near the bottom of the block with a movable redstone torch on that bar. Another redstone torch is seen in front of the red bar, with its length and width the same as the average block. Its height is mildly shortened (if you include the redstone torches).

## Behaviour

A repeater extends a powered redstone current by fifteen blocks. The repeater can delay this current by up to four-tenths of a second, though several repeaters can be used in front of each other, creating a longer delay. Repeaters will have their movable torch become a horizontal bedrock bar if powered from the side by another repeater and stop responding to changes to the input block while in this state. This can work as a diode, which is an electronic component designed to keep the electric (or in this case redstone) signal flowing in one direction.

## Trivia

* Before Beta 1.6, the particles generated when the block was destroyed looked like those of a pumpkin.
	+ In the coding, it's referenced as a "diode", a semiconductor device with two terminals (a cathode and anode), typically allowing the flow of current in one direction only. This is because the repeater can be used as a diode.
* The reason why the redstone torches appear shorter is because the torches are actually off-set from their y-axis.
* A redstone repeater will naturally generate in a jungle temple.
* If a redstone repeater is sending a signal directly into the side of another redstone repeater, it will make the second repeater's movable torch into a horizontal bedrock bar, and all signals produced by the repeater will be blocked.

## Gallery

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Slime Block

The **Slime Block** is a block added to *Minecraft*: *Java Edition* 1.8 and Pocket Edition alpha 0.14.0. It can be crafted by putting nine slimeballs in a crafting table. It is used to bounce entities, making it useful for map makers. It also makes the entity take no fall damage when landing on it. However, if the entity lands on the edge with their center, not on the slime block, or is sneaking when it lands, the normal fall damage will still be dealt. When falling on top of a slime block, it will bounce the entity back 60% of the height of the initial height (e.g. a 10 block fall will give a 6 block bounce). However, the higher the jump height, the lower the percentage of the bounce (e.g. a 256 block fall will give a 50–60 block bounce, which is about 20%). If a player is jumping when they land, then they will take no fall damage, but the slime block's bouncing effect is ignored.

It can be broken instantly, regardless of the tool used. This makes it useful for blocking off passages when a player has mining fatigue.

## Trivia

* Its texture is almost identical to a small slime but without eyes and a mouth.
* It still bounces a player up if a carpet is placed on top of it.
* In snapshot 14w18a, if a piston pushes a slime block that has any movable blocks attached to it, the slime block will drag them with it (similar to the sticky piston).
	+ While it is in the decoration tab of the Creative inventory, slime blocks can be considered Redstone-related for this purpose.
	+ This will not work with immovable blocks, such as obsidian.
	+ As per usual, up to 12 blocks can be pushed at the same time.
	+ With this method, "forever flying machines" can be created.
	+ Using the same method as above, missiles and even tunnel boring machines can be created.
* Slime Blocks make items in a water stream flow faster if the former is under the stream.
* If a guardian or elder guardian flops on a slime block, they will bounce higher and higher each time they land on it.
* Slime blocks are required for the "Trampoline" achievement, which involves bouncing 30 blocks high after landing on a slime block.
* On Bedrock Edition, there is an odd glitch where you could apply a slime block to the boot slot of the armor stand, and the latter would look like it's wearing slippers.
* If pushed by a piston, it can bounce entities 7 blocks high.
Rubbadubbers

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