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List of Batman: The Animated Series Episodes

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## Season 1 (1992-1993)

This article lists the episodes in their production order, in accordance with the order the series was released on DVD; rather than by their original airdates, the latter often preferred by fans due to establishment, story flow, consistency, character introduction, etc.

65 episodes were produced for Season One, due to it being the minimum number of episodes necessary for a TV series to be successfully syndicated. 60 of these episodes were initially aired during the 1992/93 television season, which runs from September to May. The final five episodes of season one were held back until September 1993.

## Season 2 (1994)

Because of the success the show was enjoying, while the 65 episodes of the first season were still airing, the Fox network executives ordered a second season of 20 more episodes. The second season featured Robin more prominently and was titled The Adventures of Batman & Robin.

The network reduced the series to airing only weekly, Saturday mornings. Five of the 20 episodes initially aired in May 1994, then 10 more were broadcast in September–November 1994. Once these fifteen episodes had premiered (the final five were held back until September 1995), the weekday slot was restored to repeats of the entire run, with the first season's episodes given the second season's title, The Adventures of Batman & Robin, for all remaining airings on Fox and a few VHS releases.

These episodes and the last nine of the first season were released in the correct production order as part of the Batman: The Animated Series Volume Three DVD boxset.

## Season 3 (1997-1998)

Three years after the second season of Batman: The Animated Series ended production, the show was moved from Fox to The WB channel, which was airing and producing Superman: The Animated Series. These shows were merged as part of an hour-long segment called The New Batman/Superman Adventures. The WB wanted more episodes of Batman, so 24 new episodes were produced, which featured a different format and more focus on Batman's supporting cast.

In addition to the network's demands, the producers decided to make the show match the graphic style of Superman, so all the characters and objects were redesigned as more "animation friendly" with fewer lines, usually referred to by the fans and creative staff as the "revamp" (or alternately, the "new look"). A similar graphic style was used in the rest of the DCAU later on.

The DVD box set of the series is labeled Batman: The Animated Series – Volume Four (from The New Batman Adventures), most likely to establish the connection with the original series.
End Rod

An **end rod** is a light-emitting block, similar to a torch, which is only found in The End.

## Source

After killing the Ender Dragon in the End, an End Gateway will appear. Throwing an ender pearl into it will take players to the "Outer End." End Cities can be found in this area, with end rods inside, which serve as lighting and steps up towers. Like torches, end rods will break if water runs over it, and they will also melt snow and ice. However, unlike torches, you cannot walk through them.

## Crafting

Players can also craft end rods by combining a Popped Chorus Fruit and a Blaze Rod.

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## Uses

End rods are mainly used for decoration and lighting purposes.

## Trivia

* If placed on a mob's head using commands, the end rod will rotate, resembling somewhat the horn of a unicorn.
* End rods can be placed on the side of blocks, which makes them stick out sideways.
	+ The end rod can also float in the air if the block below it is mined.
* The bottom of the new texture of the rod is a gray colour, resembling stone to a greater extent than it does popped chorus fruit.
Glowstone

For a block that looks similar to glowstone, see Shroomlight.

**Glowstone** (also known as **Lightstone**, **Brittle Gold**, **Bright Stone**, **Hell's Stone**, or **Brimstone**) are gold-colored blocks that glow indefinitely. These blocks can only be found naturally in the Nether, generating on the undersides of Netherrack, and forms unusual coral-like stalactites. Glowstone emits a strong amount of light that is comparable to the light the torch makes.

## Location

Glowstone clusters can be found either very high (y=90) or at almost ground level in the Nether. They may be located over lava or in extremely high places, making it difficult to harvest and gain all of the dropped glowstone dust. Wandering traders may sell glowstone in exchange for emeralds.

## Crafting

When glowstone is destroyed, it can drop anywhere from two to four pieces of glowstone dust (with the minimum being increased by the fortune enchantment). Therefore, destroying a certain amount of glowstone won't necessarily mean a player can craft the same amount of glowstone blocks from the dust gathered.

Players can also use a pickaxe with the silk touch enchantment to get the glowstone block itself.

## Behavior

Breaking this block drops glowstone dust, which may be used to re-craft the glowstone blocks. Unlike torches, it isn't destroyed by water and continues to emit light even when submerged, like Jack o' lanterns and sea lanterns. Like all non-sunlight light sources, glowstone blocks will cause nearby snow and ice to melt.

## Trivia

* As of the Beta 1.6.6 update, the tool used to extract glowstone dust changed from a sword, when it acted as a glass type block, to a pickaxe, as it became a stone type block. In the same update, the amount of glowstone dust needed to craft glowstone changed from nine to four, and the amount of glowstone dust dropped after destroying glowstone changed from 1 to a range of 2 to 4 (excluding the fortune enchantment).
	+ However, after 1.0.0, the tool required to destroy the block was changed back to a sword, as the block's type was changed back from "Stone" to "Glass".
* A useful tactic for reaching clusters of glowstone that are very high up is to redirect a ghast's fireball at it. This is only recommended if the cluster itself is over the ground, though, or else the resulting dust could easily fall into the lava sea below.
* After 1.2.5, mining glowstone will yield glowstone dust, but using the Silk Touch enchantment will yield glowstone.
* The other name for glowstone, brimstone, is another name for pure sulfur.
* Like top-side slabs, redstone placed on top of glowstone cannot power a redstone wire diagonally downwards but can be powered by that redstone wire. It also does not obstruct redstone currents in the way that solid blocks do.
* In *Minecraft* Alpha, glowstone only dropped one piece of glowstone dust instead of 2–4 pieces.
* It is possible to get glowstone in a trade with a cleric villager, making it a renewable source.

## Gallery

Glowstone Tower.jpgA tower made out of glowstone.Glowstone.jpgA naturally-generated glowstone cluster.Glowstone - Minecraft Micro Guide-0
## Video

Glowstone - Minecraft Micro Guide
Ducktales

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**Ducktales** is a US-American animated TV series, which originally aired between 18 September 1987 and 28 November 1990.

## Summary

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Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey & Louie find themselves in all sorts of adventures on this animated cartoon series from Walt Disney.

## References

1. ↑ Treasure of the Golden Suns at TV.Com
Lazy Town

Watch Lazy Town On Nick Jr

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Huge Fungus

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Stem, Weeping Vines (in the Crimson Fungi), Shroomlight, and Nether Wart Blocks/warped wart blocks.

**Huge Fungi** are a type of giant plants that can be found in the Nether. This structure has two variants: warped and crimson.

## Overview

These giant fungus naturally generate in warped and crimson forests biomes. Huge funguses are the Nether variant of regular trees in the overworld. Their stems are a wood variant which can be used to craft their own wooden planks variant. Warped is blue and crimson is red. They can be considered trees.

## Description

Giant fungi change appearence depending on the biome they are generated in. Blue giant fungi have, you guessed it, a cracked stem filled with seemingly glowing blue mycelium. The top 'leaves' are also a blue color. Blue giant fungi grow from warped fungus . Giant crimson fungi is almost the opposite; with a cracked, red stem, and red 'leaves'. These evolve from crimson fungus. Both variants can have shroomlight spawned inside them.
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List of Plants

**Plants** are *Minecraft's* representation of foliage.

They don't move, but they do grow, generate, and spread under the right conditions. Most can be planted and farmed.

## Solid blocks

* CactiFile:BlockCSS.png
* MelonsFile:BlockCSS.png
* PumpkinsFile:BlockCSS.png
* TreesFile:BlockCSS.png
* Huge MushroomsFile:BlockCSS.png File:BlockCSS.png
* LeavesFile:BlockCSS.png
* LogFile:BlockCSS.png

## Food blocks

* WheatFile:ItemCSS.png
* MelonFile:BlockCSS.png
* PotatoesFile:ItemCSS.png
* CarrotsFile:ItemCSS.png
* BeetrootFile:ItemCSS.png
* Cocoa BeansFile:ItemCSS.png
* MushroomsFile:BlockCSS.png
* Chorus PlantFile:BlockCSS.png
* KelpFile:ItemCSS.png

## Re-planted blocks

* Sugar CaneFile:ItemCSS.png
* CactiFile:BlockCSS.png
* Cocoa BeansFile:ItemCSS.png
* SaplingsFile:BlockCSS.png
* Nether WartFile:BlockCSS.png
* BambooFile:ItemCSS.png
* KelpFile:ItemCSS.png

## Wool-dye blocks

* FlowersFile:BlockCSS.png
* CactiFile:BlockCSS.png
* Cocoa BeansFile:ItemCSS.png

## Dirt-type blocks

* GrassFile:BlockCSS.png
* MyceliumFile:BlockCSS.png

## Grassy Biomes

* Tall GrassFile:BlockCSS.png
* ShrubFile:BlockCSS.png
* GrassFile:BlockCSS.png
* FernFile:BlockCSS.png
* Grass (block)File:BlockCSS.png
* SaplingsFile:BlockCSS.png
* PumpkinsFile:BlockCSS.png
* TreesFile:BlockCSS.png
* LeavesFile:BlockCSS.png
* LogFile:BlockCSS.png
* FlowersFile:BlockCSS.png

## Desert Biome

* Dead BushesFile:BlockCSS.png
* CactiFile:BlockCSS.png
* Sugar CaneFile:ItemCSS.png
* SandFile:BlockCSS.png

## Badlands Biome

* Red SandFile:BlockCSS.png
* Dead BushesFile:BlockCSS.png
* CactiFile:BlockCSS.png
* Sugar CaneFile:ItemCSS.png

## Jungle Biome

* VinesFile:BlockCSS.png
* BambooFile:ItemCSS.png
* Cocoa BeansFile:ItemCSS.png

## Mushroom Island Biome

* MyceliumFile:BlockCSS.png
* MushroomsFile:BlockCSS.png
* Huge MushroomsFile:BlockCSS.png File:BlockCSS.png

## Swamp Biome

* Lily PadsFile:BlockCSS.png
* VinesFile:BlockCSS.png
* GrassFile:BlockCSS.png
* FernFile:BlockCSS.png
* Grass (block)File:BlockCSS.png
* LeavesFile:BlockCSS.png
* LogFile:BlockCSS.png

## Luke Warm Ocean Biome

* CoralFile:BlockCSS.png
* Coral BlockFile:BlockCSS.png
* Coral FanFile:BlockCSS.png
* Sea PickleFile:BlockCSS.png
* KelpFile:BlockCSS.png

## Nether Blocks

* Nether MushroomsFile:BlockCSS.png
* Nether FungiFile:BlockCSS.png
* Nether WartFile:BlockCSS.png
* Nether VinesFile:BlockCSS.png
* NyliumFile:BlockCSS.png
* Nether Wart StemFile:BlockCSS.png

## Gallery

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Jack o' Lantern

**Jack o' Lanterns** are solid blocks implemented in the Halloween Update on October 30, 2010, and in 0.8.0. for Pocket Edition. They are created by combining a pumpkin and a torch in the crafting grid. They were intended to be a purely decorative addition; however, they can also be used as a light source. As an added bonus, their light radius is larger than a torch, and they work underwater. During the Halloween period, skeletons/zombies/zombie pigmen will wear pumpkins or jack o' lanterns on their heads and also have a chance of dropping them. Players can make an iron golems with jack o' lanterns by placing 4 iron blocks in a T-shaped cross formation and a jack o’ lantern on top. A similar way can also be done to make a snow golem by stacking 2 snow blocks and placing a jack o’ lantern on top. They can only be placed on the top of blocks, and cannot be placed on non-opaque blocks, although they are able to stay there if the block below is replaced by a block they cannot be placed on. They are also unable to be placed on the side or base of another block unless a block is underneath.

## Crafting

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## Trivia

* Unlike carved pumpkins, jack o' lanterns cannot be worn.
* Unlike torches, it can be used as a source of light underwater, like glowstone or sea lanterns.
* Like all other sources of light in the game, jack o' lanterns will melt all snow and ice surrounding it, unless a player is creating a snow golem, as the snow blocks and jack o' lantern will disappear and a snow golem will be spawned.

## Gallery

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Granite

**Granite** is a naturally occurring block found in most Overworld biomes.

## Overview

Granite was first released in the Bountiful Update (1.8) for the PC version and version 0.9.0 for *Minecraft: Pocket Edition*. Naturally-occurring granite can be found everywhere underground, usually in large patches. It's usually exposed on the surface in Extreme Hills Biomes, but it can generate in other biomes as well. If normal granite is placed in a 2× square in the lower-left corner of a crafting table, the outcome will be 4 blocks of polished granite.

## Polished Granite

**Polished Granite** is a smooth product created after crafting 4 granite blocks together. It is mainly used as a decorative, building block, and it was originally only craftable with a stonecutter when it first appeared in Pocket Edition. Mason villagers have a chance to buy polished granite in exchange for emeralds.

## Mining

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

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* Granite was released on *Minecraft: Pocket Edition* (now known as Bedrock Edition) before Java Edition.
* Trying to make a slab of polished granite will result in three stone slabs in the Windows 10 Edition, but this may be a bug in the game.

## Gallery

Smoothe granite.pngThe first screenshot Jeb released of "Smooth" granite.Granite 1.pngThe first screenshot of granite as it generates naturally.
Ice

**Ice** is a partially-transparent block that forms over water in colder biomes, and is somewhat slippery.

## Mechanics

The presence of ice can be used as an indicator of tundra, taiga, or ice plains spikes biome. A player can break an ice block without a tool but will do so faster with a Pickaxe. Ice is very similar to snow, in the sense that it melts when it comes into proximity of highly luminous blocks.

Ice produces a "slippery" effect when moving across its surface. Players can sprint faster across the ice, than other surfaces. Entities and items may slide a distance across a patch of ice.

## Uses

Ice does not commonly have use and was most likely implemented in *Minecraft* for show and visual effect. Ice cannot naturally be gathered. However, if a pickaxe has the Silk Touch enchantment, ice can successfully be gathered without being destroyed.

Ice can be used to make traps but is not efficient in this as water makes a better substitute in moving mobs. Melted ice will disappear in the Nether.

In mob traps, ice is great for making faster mob delivery systems. Water traveling over ice propels items and mobs faster, decreasing the amount of time a player must wait.

When soul sand is underneath, the player will travel much slower. On the flip-side, if the ice is the floor of a two-block tall tunnel, then the player will travel much faster.

## Mining

Ice can be mined with any tool or by hand, but a pickaxe is the fastest. The block will only drop when mined with a pickaxe enchanted with Silk Touch.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* When ice is broken, it makes the same breaking sound as glass.
* Blocks of water in arctic biomes will occasionally freeze, forming blocks of ice.
* If ice is placed directly next to lava or water, the liquid will be invisible.
* By sprinting and jumping while on ice and inside a 2-block tall tunnel, it's possible to move 16 blocks a second, twice as fast as a full-speed minecart. By replacing the 2-block ceiling with trapdoors, it's possible to travel 1000 blocks in 54 seconds, or 18.518 blocks per second. However, this will drain a player's hunger bar extremely quickly at roughly 1 unit per second.
* Ice can be melted by any block or item that emits a high light level.
* Ice in the Pocket Edition does not have the same transparency as in the PC version.
* When ice is thrown on the ground, you can see through chests and some other blocks.
* A boat will move extremely fast across the top of ice blocks.

## Gallery

Screenshot-2014-04-25-21-20 2.pngIce in *Minecraft* PE covering a frozen lakeScreen Shot 2014-06-15 at 2.47.17 pm.pngA single Ice Block
## Video

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Lever

A **Lever** is one of multiple power sources for redstone. Like the Button, levers can be connected to Redstone to be operated far away from the target block. Levers are placeable on every non-transparent block. Levers are currently able to be placed on slabs, but they have a glitched model. Levers release an infinite signal, unlike their button counterparts, until shut off. If one destroys the block that the lever is on, it will be destroyed. Levers are the *Minecraft* equivalent to a switch. If a lever powers a redstone circuit, it must be flicked on for it to work.

## Crafting

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## Activation

Levers differ from buttons in that the charge they provide is stable. Clicking a lever also causes a visual change as the shaft of the device moves from one side to the other. Their stable nature makes Lever well suited to controlling devices that need to remain in one of two states for an indefinite period, such as minecart rails or locking mechanisms in advanced circuits.

When placed on the side of blocks, up is OFF and down is ON. On the top of blocks, ON is south or west, OFF is north or east.

## Gallery

Lever2.pngHqdefault.jpgNotch standing next to the lever he will pull to officially release *Minecraft*.Notch-throws-the-lever.pngThe lever is thrown... and *Minecraft* is released!
## Bugs

* There is a glitch where one can activate a lever two times without clicking it.

## Trivia

* Levers can be found naturally in Jungle Temples where they are used as a combination lock.
* And they can be found the the 'jail room' Woodland Mansion
Locked Chest

The **Locked Chest** is part of the Beta 1.4 April Fools update by Notch. Their texture is the same as the chest (before Beta 1.8.1). They will also glow with a luminance of 15, identical to glowstone. They have been removed from the game as of 1.7, and they can only be obtained in versions before 1.7. However, even in versions in which the locked chest is not removed, the only way to obtain it is to use the `/give` command. Locked chests can be mined, but cannot be blown up using TNT. Since 1.4, they have had a purple/emerald texture, and they also decay after a random interval of time. The April Fools joke is when a player tries to open it, it says they will need a key from the *Minecraft* store. When the person buys the key, a pop up of a *Jurassic Park* Velociraptor made by *Stan Winston Studios* will appear (NOTE: it's truly the one from the sequel The Lost World Jurassic Park) while a track from *Jurassic Park* titled "Eye to Eye" plays. When a person makes over $10,000 in purchases, a message will appear saying "please exit if prone to seizures." This causes the screen to flash different colors. The store was removed completely from the game in Beta 1.7.

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## Trivia

* The locked chest is a reference to *Team Fortress 2*, where there is a "Mann Co. Supply Crate" which required a "Mann Co. Key."
* The locked chest was completely replaced with the Stained Glass Pane in release 1.7.2 and can no longer be obtained in-game.

## Gallery

Jurassic Park Velociraptor.jpgNEW-BLOCK 5919850 lrg.jpgOne of the Locked Chest textures.20130106183341!Locked Chest In 13w01a.pngAnother Locked Chest texture.Steve Co. Supply Crate.gifThe message that displays when one attempts to open the chest.MinecraftStore.pngThe Minecraft Store in the update.
Ladder

A **Ladder** is a wooden block used for climbing walls and blocks vertically.

## Overview

Ladders allow a player to climb vertical surfaces. A player must place them vertically on a block. After it is placed, it can be climbed by pressing the 'forward' button while touching the ladder. Ladders can be built with 7 sticks, by building the form of a ladder in the Crafting Table. A player gets three ladders every time they craft it.

## Crafting

In order to craft a ladder, a player needs 7 sticks.

## Occurrence

Ladders occur naturally in Strongholds, library rooms, and intersection rooms with a wooden ceiling. Ladders can also be found in NPC villages, specifically, in tall buildings and houses with roofs that have fence railings.

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## Placement

Like torches, a ladder occupies one block from the side on which it is placed and cannot be placed on glass, leaves, ice, or glowstone blocks. Unlike torches, however, they resist water and will create an air pocket, like Signs, meaning that they can be used in gravel elevators. They also resist lava and can be used instead of glass to let lava light shine through a ceiling. If a player places a ladder in lava or water just on the ground and not near a wall, the air pocket will be present, but invisible.

## Mining

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

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* Placing ladders on snow layers make the ladder invisible, but they still act as if a player placed them normally
* If commznds are used to obtain ladders that face in no direction , it will appear as small missing texture cubes. ( 14w07a+ )
* If a player places a Bucket of Water in a place occupied by a ladder with no other Blocks next to it, the water will replace the ladder, and a Player will not get the ladder back.
* Attempting to place a ladder on a spot another ladder occupies may instead place the ladder somewhere nearby.
* It is possible to remove a ladder while standing on a ladder and holding the ⇧ Shift (on PC) to sneak, but it can take a long time because the countdown for breaking the ladder often resets.
* Ladders that are one block higher than the ground level a player is on can only be reached by jumping up.
* Some mobs are able to climb ladders such as the Creeper.
* Ladders can be used to allow a player to scale vertical surfaces upwards or downwards in a manner that minimizes most mobs' abilities to follow them, although it's best to be cautious when heading up an exposed ladder because Skeletons can still shoot a player down.
* Ladders can be used as fuel, smelting 1 1⁄2 items per ladder, the same amount of items wooden planks smelt.
* The same code that allows for players to climb up ladders is the same code for spiders to be able to climb walls.

## Gallery

Stronghold-FloatingLadder.pngGlitched floating ladders seen in a stronghold.Ladders.png
Minecart with Chest

For other Minecart related objects, see Minecart (Disambiguation).

**Minecarts with Chests** (also known as **Storage Minecarts** or **Chest Minecarts**) are Minecarts that cannot be ridden, but instead, they can store up to 27 stacks of items and blocks, just like a regular Chest. Items can be placed in or taken out of a storage minecart through the use of a Hopper, but not surprisingly, by a Minecart with Hopper. Minecarts with chests can be accessed at any time when a player is in range, and there is not a solid block between them and the minecart, even if there is a block above the minecart. A minecart with chest won't show the opening animation/sound as regular chests do.

## Sources

Minecarts with chests can be found in Abandoned Mineshafts. Alternatively, they can be made in a Crafting Table in the following arrangement:

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## Usage

Minecarts with chests can be used to store items without anybody seeing - "hiding" the item - or simply used, for example, to add Books to a "library." This is done with: any block of a player's choice, a minecart with chest, a Button, a Piston, and a Rail. For the block of a player's choice, use a Bookshelf. First, delete a vertical row of 2 blocks (do NOT destroy the block that touches the ground). Put a rail on the block and then place the minecart.

Destroy the block that was placed on the rail and minecart on top of it. The minecart will fall down and the rail will be destroyed (remember: the minecart will turn around when the block is destroyed, so it's recommended that the rail is facing towards the direction that a player was looking). Next, place down a piston looking down and insert a button on the block nearest to the piston. Then, place the bookshelf under the piston and press the button. The bookshelf will go through the minecart. Now, destroy the piston and place down bookshelves to fill the empty spaces.

Note that, if the minecart switches direction away from the direction a player was looking at, then a part of the minecart will show up when the button pushed, and that will show everyone else where the minecart is, so it's highly suggested to make sure the minecart isn't looking "vertically."
Hardened Glass Pane

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

## Obtaining

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

**Lapis Lazuli Block** is a decorative mineral block. It is crafted with 9 Lapis Lazuli.

## Overview

Lapis lazuli is a light blue color, with many streaks of darker blue and green markings on it. Its only uses are as a construction block and as a form of storage of lapis lazuli dye. It may also be used for decoration.
Unlike other mineral blocks, it is named Lapis Lazuli block, instead of Block of Lapis Lazuli

## Mining

A Lapis Lazuli Block requires an stone pickaxe or better to harvest, otherwise it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Gallery

LapisLazuliBlock1.2.pngThe texture of Lapis Lazuli Block during 1.2 when it was first added into the game.
## Trivia

* Before 1.6.6, it was easier to craft a lapis lazuli block than any other ore block, because a Lapis Lazuli Ore block drops 4-8 lapis lazuli dye. Thus, the easiest ore block to craft is Glowstone, which although it drops less dust, is much easier to craft due to it only needing the 2x2 crafting grid.
* The lapis lazuli block texture has changed as of 1.6.1.
* Since lapis lazuli can be bought from Villagers in exchange for emeralds, the block is considered to be renewable.
Mary Kate and Ashley in Action

watch mary kate and ashley in action

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Jukebox

A **Jukebox** is an interactive block used to play Music Discs. It was added in Java Edition Alpha 1.0.14 (Seecret Friday 7) on July 30, 2010.

## Mechanics

If a player interacts with a jukebox while a music disc is held in their hand, the disc is placed into the machine, and the music corresponding to that disc begins playing. Interacting with the jukebox again will stop the music and eject the disc. Music discs will only play its song once completely before they must be ejected and re-inserted. Sounds from the jukebox travel roughly around 75 blocks, but the distance is different vertically.

Jukeboxes can be smelted, which will yield 1.5 items per jukebox. However, this is somewhat wasteful as the Wood Planks and Diamond used to craft the jukebox are far more valuable than any other furnace fuel source.

## Trivia

* It is possible to place torches on top of jukeboxes by placing the torch while sneaking.
* Jukeboxes cannot be moved by pistons.
* The tutorial world in the *Minecraft Console Editions* contains a jukebox and all of the music discs in the game. Most of the discs are hidden, but the jukebox and one of the discs are located in a chest close to where a player spawns.
* The fact that a diamond is used to craft a jukebox is likely a reference to how phonographs often have diamond-tipped needles.
* There are currently 12 different types of music discs that can be played in a jukebox, each with their own unique song or sound effects.
* As of 1.12, parrots dance when they are near a playing jukebox. In Pocket Edition, parrots will dance on your shoulders.
* In the Pocket/Bedrock Edition the jukebox was not obtainable in the creative menu from 1.10 to 1.12
Max and Ruby

Watch Max and Ruby On Nick Jr. Disitributed by Nelvana Limited.

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Hay Bale

A **hay bale** is a decorative, flammable block added in 1.6.1. Created with nine pieces of wheat, it can be used as a decoration block for farm-related buildings (e.g. stables, barns) or to breed llamas and feed horses. When placing hay, it will behave much like wood blocks in that they will orient themselves according to a player's location relative to the block.

## Generation

Hay Bales can commonly be found scattered around in Plains Villages, and to a lesser extent in savanna and desert villages. They can also generate as part of targets/scarecrows in pillager outposts.

## Uses

Though not edible by players, Hay Bales can be fed to horses, donkeys, or mules to heal up to 10 hearts and can also speed up the growth of baby horses ("foals") by three minutes.

Hay bales can be used to breed llamas.

Hay bales also neglect fall damage by 80% when you fall on top of them. An unarmored player with full health and no effects can fall as far as 110 blocks onto a hay bale and still survive with half a heart remaining.

If a hay bale is placed under a campfire, the height to which its smoke particles will rise will be increased from 10 to 25 blocks.

## Crafting

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## Mining

A Hay Bale can be harvested with any tool or by hand, but a hoe is the fastest.

## Trivia

* Creating hay from wheat is biologically/technically impossible as hay is a completely different type of plant than wheat.
* During the snapshots of *Minecraft* 1.6, the hay bale was called *hay block*.
* The hay bale can be placed in two different ways which are vertical and horizontal (like barrels).

## Video

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Henry's World

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Flower Pot

**Flower Pots** are decorative blocks  that were added in 1.4.2 - The Pretty Scary Update. One can place many types of plants  in a flower pot. flowers, ferns, cacti, dead bushes, saplings, bamboo, and mushrooms all can go into a flower pot. Flower pots can only be placed on top of a solid block.

## Usage

Placing a flower pot is like placing any other block, except it must be on a solid block. Once placed, a player  can place a plant inside the flower pot by right-clicking on the flower pot with the plant of a player's choice in hand.

## Trivia

* Saplings will not grow when inside a flower pot, as they grow into trees  whose blocks are larger than flower pots.
* A cactus will not harm players when grown inside a flower pot.
* Pistons will destroy a flower pot when pushing one.
* Flower pots appear differently in their texture when received through the /give command.
* Flower pots also appear naturally in Witch huts, with mushrooms planted in them.
* The flower pot's former recipe required dirt in the middle. Even though there was no dirt on the flower pot's crafting recipe, a player can still see a small amount of it inside the pot.

## Gallery

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Generation O

watch generation o on kids wb

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Gordon the Garden Gnome

Watch Gordon the Garden Gnome On Cartoon Network

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End Gateway (block)

For the gateway portal, see End Gateway.

The **End Gateway block** is a block that appears as part of end gateways which teleport the player between the main island and the other islands in the End.

## Obtaining

The end gateway block cannot be obtained as an item. [*Java and Legacy Console editions only*] It could be placed by using block placement commands such as /setblock or /fill, and not ones such as /give that drop the item directly. They generate naturally as part of end gateways.

In the Bedrock Edition, it may be obtained as an item via inventory editing. There is also a glitch where the end gateway block is destroyed by the Wither and drops as an item. It cannot be placed by block placement commands in this edition. *[Bedrock Edition only]*

If somehow obtained and renamed, when the player places it down, the game immediately crashes. *[Bedrock Edition only]*

## Usage

End gateway blocks in their original form can be used to teleport to the outer islands of the end. End gateway blocks can be used as a custom teleporter using NBT tags.

* *ExitPortal* tag will hold a set of X/Y/Z coordinates to determine the general location the player will be "safely" teleported to when entering.

* Setting *ExactTeleport* to 1 teleports entities to the specified coordinates exactly instead of at a safer location around those coordinates.

* *Age* determines how long the gateway has existed. This is used to determine when the beam is rendered.

* Example: */setblock ~ ~-1 ~1 minecraft:end\_gateway{Age:180,ExactTeleport:1,ExitPortal:{X:1,Y:2,Z:3}} replace*

When created in a dimension other than the End without ExitPortal NBT data, it does not teleport entities but will still activate its beam effect when an entity enters.

A piston cannot push an End gateway block.

### Beam

When generated (either naturally as part of an end gateway, or through */setblock*), the block will shoot a magenta beam of light vertically from its top and bottom which lasts for 200 game ticks (10 seconds) and fades in and out.

An end gateway block will also shoot a purple beam of light vertically from the top and bottom when an entity enters it. During the 40 game ticks (2 seconds) this beam is visible, no additional entities can be teleported.

It will also fire the purple teleport beam every 2400 game ticks (2 minutes) without an entity being teleported.

The creation beam extends from around Y=0 through the block up to Y=256; the teleport beam goes 50 blocks above and below the beam. The beam is visible from roughly the same distance as a single ordinary stack of blocks. If a render distance of 16 chunks is set, the beam of light is visible from up to 255 blocks away. Unlike a beacon's beam, this beam won't change color when the player put stained glass over it.

## Trivia

* The end gateway is the only portal block that is a full cube.
* The end gateway has an item texture in Bedrock Edition.
Nether Brick Fence

For other Nether-related topics, see Nether (Disambiguation).
**Nether Brick Fences** were added to the Nether as a part of Nether Fortresses. Nether brick fences cannot be set on fire, unlike their wooden counterparts.

Nether brick fences act in the same way as normal fences do, meaning that they look one block high when they are really 1.5 blocks high, so they cannot be jumped over by a player or mobs.

## Occurrence

Nether brick fences are naturally found in a nether fortress where they form window bars and gate-like structures.

## Mining

A Nether Brick Fence requires a pickaxe to harvest; otherwise it will drop nothing.

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## Trivia

* Nether brick fences do not connect to wooden fences when they are placed next to each other. They can, however, connect to Fence Gates just like wooden fences.
	+ By alternating between nether brick fences and wooden fences, one can create a barrier that players and villagers can walk through while mobs are not able to do so.
* It is impossible to place pressure plates on top of nether brick fences as one would with wooden fences.
* Unlike wooden fences, 6 Nether Bricks can craft 6 nether brick fences whereas 2 sticks and 4 wood planks can only produce 3 wooden fences.
* Unlike wooden fences, nether brick fences need a pickaxe to be mined and obtained.
* Since they don't burn, nether brick fences can be used to contain lava.

## Gallery

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Farmland

**Farmland** is a block that is created when a hoe is used on dirt via right-click (Right Trigger on console editions). The farmland block needs to be within at least a 4×4 radius from a water supply so that the farmland gets hydrated and Seeds grow faster. When the farmland block is next to water, it soon turns to a dark brown, indicating it is moist. If the block is not hydrated, farmland will quickly revert into dirt. When a farmland block is broken, dirt is returned.

## Trivia

* Jumping on farmland will result in it turning back to dirt, and any plants growing on it will turn back into seeds.
	+ Also, before 1.1, walking on farmland would result in it being converted to dirt.
* When planting Melon or Pumpkin Seeds, only the stem needs to be on farmland. The product can grow on any adjacent block.
* Farmland that is near water can go one block up from the source whilst still being hydrated.
* Farmland can be made while it is under another block. However, it will turn back into dirt the instant it happens.
* Farmland can be obtained in the inventory through the use of commands or the 'pick block' control.

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Honeycomb Block

The **Honeycomb Block** is a decorative block that was added in Java Edition 1.15 snapshot 19w41a. It can be crafted with four honeycombs.

## Obtaining

Honeycomb blocks can be mined by any tool or by the player's fist.

## Usage

Honeycomb blocks are entirely decorative. Because they cannot be crafted back into honeycombs, they cannot to be used to store honeycombs in bulk.

## Trivia

* While real-life honeycombs are based on a hexagonal tiling, the honeycomb block appears to be more akin to a square tiling, likely to fit in with the square/cubic theme of the game.
* Honeycomb blocks on Bedrock Edition used to be crafted with 9 honeycombs.
* Like the Block of Quartz and Magma Block, honeycomb blocks can't be crafted back into the material it was made with.

## Video

Honeycomb - Minecraft Micro Guide (56 seconds)
Light Block

The **Light Block** was announced at MINECON Live 2019 and added to Bedrock Edition in the 1.13.0 update. It can be used to provide a light level anywhere from 0 to 15.

## Obtaining

Light blocks cannot be mined, or even targeted, similar to air. They do not attach to any block, meaning that breaking an adjacent block does not remove the light block. However, they can be broken by replacing them with another block.

Light blocks are not in the player's creative inventory. They can only be obtained using `/give`, with any data value from 0 to 15. This value determines the block's light level.

## Trivia

* You can place them in buildings for a less crowded area.
* Light blocks can be pushed or pulled by pistons and can be detected by observers.

## Gallery

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List of Dexter's Laboratory Episodes

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## Pilots (1995–1996)

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 When Dexter attempts to accelerate his aging so he can stay up late to watch "The Late-Early Movie", Dee Dee sneaks into his lab again and causes Dexter to turn into a 95-year-old man, which has dire effects.

## Specials

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 Dexter wants to make himself more perfect by removing all of his rude qualities using a "Rude Extractor". Dee Dee naturally shows up to unintentionally mess up Dexter's plan, causing both of them to be hit with an unstable beam from Dexter's invention. The beam separates them into good and evil halves, and the evil halves promptly knock their good sides unconscious. Immediately the bad halves start cursing at each other and wrecking up Dexter's lab before going to eat lunch. They continue to curse and act rudely until their good sides wake up. The good sides trap their rude counterparts in the lab, and exit the lab into Dexter's room to find their mother with a bar of soap, presumably to wash out her kids' mouths with.
List of SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron Episodes

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## Special (1995)

 A clip show featuring parts from the various SWAT Kats episodes listed above.

## Unfinished Episodes

These three episodes were in various stages of production at the time of the series' cancellation. They have never been aired and none of them were ever completely finished.

* **The Curse of Kataluna**: Commander Feral falls in love with a woman named Kataluna, who is actually a succubus, and she begins to drain his lifeforce away.

* **Turmoil II: The Revenge**: Turmoil escapes from prison, and with the help of the women she liberated from jail, gets control of a laser device from her fortress, on top of a huge mountain. This episode would mark the return of Turmoil from Season 2's fifth episode, Cry Turmoil.

* **Doctors of Doom**: Dr. Harley Street (the alien-mutated scientist from The Ci-Kat-A) resurfaces and teams up with Dr. Viper in creating havoc in Megakat City. This episode was supposed to tell us about the fate of Dr. Harley Street who was supposedly killed in the first season episode "The Ci-Kat-A".

These three episodes were only in the very early concept stages at the time of the series' cancellation. They did not even enter the production or animation stage.

* **Cold War**: According to Lance Falk, one of Hanna Barbera's writers, Rex Shard (who last appeared in Chaos in Crystal) was supposed to return, now as a weather-controlling mutant warrior looking to freeze Megakat City after diving into an experimental energy source. This episode was supposed to mark Rex Shard's comeback.

* **Blackout**: According to Lance Falk, this unused premise would feature a power failure that is just the start of the problems in Megakat City, especially when a new villain called Blackout threatens to destroy the city. This was supposed to be the first appearance of a villain named "Blackout".

* **The Vampire She-Kat**: According to Lance Falk, this episode's unused premise other than one of Dr. Viper's mutagens backfires and turns Lt. Feral into a "vampire she-kat." Despite Viper's intention, she rebels against everyone until the SWAT Kats and Dr. Konway gets her back to normal.
Future DVD release from the 90's

I remember some of my childhood cartoons from the 90 that I enjoyed. Since they first started DVDS they have manage to release some of my favourites cartoons from the 90's in complete whole series like the street sharks,extreme dinosaurs, where on earth is Carmen sandeigo and other names that I know. But there are still others that never got a chance yet to be released yet like Starla and the jewel riders, creepy crawlers, Space cats, Albert the fifths musketeers,Dog City, the Addams family and Biker mice from mars. It would make me happy if it happens in the future, maybe in 2020 or 2021 but I guess we'll may never know, but all I have to do is to dream and wish for it to happen.
Fire

**Fire** is a non-solid block. It has an animated face on all four sides, and two faces on the inside at slants. Fire is never created naturally when chunks generate, except in the Nether. It is created when a player uses flint and steel or a fire charge, a ghast's fireball attack hits a surface, lava burns a flammable object, or lightning strikes a flammable block. Fire emits pixelated gray smoke while it is burning, and produces 15 units of light.

## Crafting

*No longer possible as of Java Edition 1.8 due to the fire item being removed; the only way to obtain it in Bedrock Edition is through inventory editors.*

## Trivia

* Using fire in the jungle is not recommended as it's a waste of wood, and a player could possibly burn to death in the jungle fire unless they stand a safe distance away.
* Fire is one of the only non-solid blocks with an animated texture.
* It is unknown why fire can craft chainmail, though it could be a glitch or a easter egg as fire is used to help make chains in real life

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Frosted Ice

**Frosted Ice** is a block introduced in the 1.9 "Combat Update". It's formed when one walks on water while using the Frost Walker enchantment.

## Obtaining

Frosted ice can be obtained with any weapon as long as it has the Silk Touch enchantment on it.

## Trivia

* Frosted ice is one of four different Ice blocks, the others being regular Ice, Packed Ice, and Blue Ice.
* Creating frosted ice will earn the achievement "Let It Go", a reference to the song from the *Disney* movie: "Frozen."
* The original frosted ice used the breaking animation.