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Clay Block

**Clay Blocks** are blocks with a light-blue/light-gray recolor of the sand texture.

## Source

Clay blocks are usually found in locations where both sand and water are present, most commonly appearing in shallow water (especially along the coast of island groups). They can also be found underwater in swamp biomes. When searching through the water for clay, it can be distinguished from sand by its slightly blue-gray color. When mined with a shovel, four clay balls will drop. Clay is considered to be moderately difficult to obtain because of the speed at which shoveling underwater is reduced. In the Village and Pillage update, there is a chance a stone mason will throw clay blocks with the hero of the village effect present.

## Uses

• The primary use for clay blocks is as a storage item for clay balls. Clay balls, obtained by breaking clay blocks, can subsequently be placed into a furnace and smelt into bricks.

• As of update 1.6.1, clay blocks can also be smelted to make terracotta, a decorative block.

• Cacti can also grow on them.

## Mining

A Clay Block can be mined with any tool or by hand, but a shovel is the fastest.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* In real life, the color of clay can actually be bright red, a deep red, tan, or brown due to iron mixing with the clay, not just gray. Clay will also keep its color in block form. This means that bricks, after clay is smelted in the furnace, should be gray and not red-brown.
* Clay is usually found underground in the real world, unlike in the game, where it's commonly found in shallow water.
* If inventory space is tight, clay balls can be formed back into clay blocks using the inventory crafting grid. This is a good way to conserve space, but the blocks must be placed and destroyed again to get the clay balls back.
* As of the 1.6.1 release, clay blocks can now be smelted into terracotta (then-called hardened clay), which can then be dyed. This makes clay blocks, wood, and Netherrack the only blocks that can be smelted. Clay is also one of the only blocks that, when smelted, makes a block. The other block when smelted makes a block, is terracotta, it makes glazed terracotta; the other two make items, namely charcoal, and Nether bricks respectively.
* It is best to find a way to shovel the clay above water, as it will take longer to break the block while underwater. The creation of an indent in the riverbank can also reduce the amount of time needed to break the clay block because it allows a player to dig from the safety of an air pocket while underwater.
* During Beta 1.6, in newly generated chunks, clay blocks were nearly nonexistent. To be specific, clay only generated when the x and z coordinates were the same which severely limited the amount of clay on the map, but this was fixed in 1.7. Back then, clay was actually rarer than diamond. This led to the phrase "You missed clay!."
* In update 1.7, clay in its terracotta form became much easier to obtain with the introduction of the mesa biome.

## Gallery

Minecraft Blocks & Items Clay BlockA video explaining everything about clay.
## Video

Clay & Clay Blocks - Minecraft Micro Guide
Mushrooms

For mushrooms found in the nether, see Fungus.
For the larger variant of this, see Huge Mushrooms.
**Mushrooms** are a fungi plant-item that currently function as an ingredient in crafting Mushroom Stew, rabbit stew, and fermented spider eyes. As of Beta 1.6, mushrooms will spread to adjacent squares if it is dark enough, and they can be farmed this way. They only grow on podzol and can only be placed on podzol. If bonemealed with enough space around it, it will grow into a Huge Mushroom. Unlike saplings, mushrooms will never grow into huge mushrooms without bonemeal.

## History

In Creative, mushrooms were a decorative item having no crafting use and remaining in the ground when planted. In Classic, mushrooms could be placed on any block except another mushroom and would remain planted even when the block below them was removed. During Indev, mushrooms were generated in rare instances under trees or in the shadows of other floating continents in the "Floating" map type.

## Crafting

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## Trivia

* Red mushrooms can be obtained from shearing mooshrooms, but only once as it then turns the mooshroom into a normal cow.
* In the Beta 1.9 pre-release, if a mushroom was placed next to another mushroom, then both mushrooms would drop and cause a duplication bug.
* Brown mushrooms produce some light (level 1), while red ones don't (possibly not a bug).
* In *Minecraft Classic*, when mushrooms are placed on other objects other than dirt, they will disappear. Similarly, this happens to Flowers as well.
* As of 1.2.5, mushrooms **cannot** be placed on grass blocks anymore.
* Mushrooms can spawn in the Nether, including on top of the bedrock ceiling.
* There is always a potted mushroom on the windowsill in Witch Huts, and, on rare occasions, mushrooms can spawn on the floor of the hut and on top of the Crafting Table due to it being dark.
* A red mushroom can sometimes grow on a cut-down log.
* In Pocket Edition, you originally were able to smelt red mushrooms to red dye but that was removed.
* If you put any light sources then the mushroom will break

## Gallery

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Cartography Table

A **cartography table** is a utility block found in villages.

## Sources

* A cartography table may generate in certain buildings in a Village, but only if the village generated following the release of update  1.14.
* It can be crafted using a Crafting Table.

## Uses

Cartography tables can be used in cloning, zooming out, and expanding maps. If a village has a cartography table but no cartographer, any nearby Villager without a profession has a chance to become a cartographer.

## Mechanics

A map can be enlarged by combining an existing map and a piece of Paper in the cartography table. A map can be copied by placing it into the table with an empty map. A map can be locked in its current state by placing it in the table with a Glass Pane.

## Crafting

Crafting a cartography table is as simple as using four wooden planks of any type with two pieces of paper. It can even be crafted within a 2×2 inventory grid (only in Bedrock Edition).

## History

### Java Edition

* *Snapshot 18w44a - Cartography tables became available, but only through the creative mode inventory, and they did not function.*
* *Snapshot 18w46a* - The cartography table's texture was updated.
* *Snapshot 18w48a* - Cartography tables now generate in some building within Villages in Plains Biomes.
* *Snapshot 19w02a* - Cartography tables are now functional and can be made in a Crafting Table. They can now be used to copy, extend, or lock maps.

### Bedrock Edition

* *1.9 (beta 1.9.0.2)* - Cartography tables were added.

## Trivia

* In *Minecraft: Bedrock Edition*, a cartography table can be used as fuel in a Furnace, Blast Furnace and Smoker, and is able to smelt 2 objects (although this is not its intended purpose).

## Gallery

Cartography Table on VillageB.pngCartography table interfaceB.pngThe Bedrock interface on cartography table.CartographyTableGUI.pngThe cartography table's GUI.Screenshot 20191026-175344 Minecraft.pngA cartographer using their table in its workplace.CartographyTable18w44a.pngThe cartography table's texture in 18w44a.Cartography Table.pngThe cartography table.
Loom

A **Loom** is a block that is used to apply patterns to banners or the patterns can be called banner Patterns. Previously, one would have to arrange Dyes in specific patterns in the crafting table along with the banner. Now, one can place the banner in the loom with the dye and an optional third item to get a banner from a variety of patterns.If there is a loom block in a Village but it doesn't have a shepherd Villager, then a nearby unemployed villager has a chance to become a shepherd. Looms can also be used for Smelting fuel in Furnaces, Blast Furnaces, and Smokers.

## Crafting

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## Gallery

LoomUI.pngUser Interface (UI) for Loom BlockLoomGUI.pngThe loom's GUI, but without items.
## Video

Loom - Minecraft Micro Guide
Illager Banner

The Illager banner is a special banner type that can be carried by the Illager captain. Killing an Illager captain that is not on a raid will give the player the Bad Omen effect. (called ominous banner in Minecraft: Java Edition)

Illager banners can be found at pillager outposts and are dropped from raid captains.
The Illager banner can be picked up by any Illager mob during a raid except ravagers. The mob will prioritize on collecting the banner first (As of Minecraft: Java Edition)

## Trivia

* The Illager banner is the only banner type that cannot be crafted normally. It is also the only banner type that is dropped by mobs.

* Though witches sometimes participate in raids along side other illagers, they cannot wield the banner.
Block of Gold

For a list of gold-related objects in Minecraft, see Gold (Disambiguation).
A **Block of Gold** is a decorative mineral Block.

## Sources

Blocks of gold appear naturally in Ocean Monuments, where eight of them can be found surrounded by Dark Prismarine. They can also be found in Bastion Remnants, located as random blocks scattered throughout it, found as a statue of what most players considered a Hoglin, or in the treasure room. Stealing/mining the gold will trigger any nearby piglins into attacking you. Another place you can find them is occasionally by Ruined Portals. Gold blocks can also be crafted by using 9 Gold Ingots. It can also be crafted into 9 Gold Ingots.

## Mechanics

Gold is susceptible to destruction from TNT, and it only requires approximately 3 seconds to mine successfully. An Iron, Netherite  or Diamond Pickaxe is required.

## Uses

Other than for decorating and storage, blocks of gold can be used as a building block for a pyramid that can be used by a Beacon, although they are very expensive to make as a different block may be necessary in making a pyramid. Before 1.9, they can be used in crafting Enchanted Golden Apples. Gold blocks were also used in Nether Reactor Cores to make them function in Minecraft: Pocket Edition, but the Nether Reactor Core's function was removed when the Nether was introduced in the PE version (Now BE).

## Crafting

Blocks of gold can be crafted by placing 9 gold ingots within a Crafting Table. A block of gold can be split back into 9 gold ingots by placing the block in a crafting table making them useful as storage blocks. 8 blocks of gold and an Apple are needed to make an Enchanted Golden Apple (this crafting recipe was removed in 1.9). It's possible to make a more economical Golden Apple by using 8 gold ingots instead, but these are not as powerful.

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## Mining

A Block of Gold requires an iron pickaxe or better to harvest, otherwise, it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* The block of gold's texture was different when it debuted. The texture was changed from the Survival Test 0.26 update to the current texture in the Halloween Update.
* Gold is the densest material that exists in the *Minecraft* world with a density of approximately 19.32 g/cm^3.
* Since a block is a cubic meter, a player can carry up to 1,235,295,040 kilograms: 64 items per stack times 27 slots per Shulker Box times 36 slots in the inventory times 19,320 kilograms per cubic meter of gold, plus 51,520 kilograms for 24/9 gold blocks for armor.
* The gold block is a yellow version of the block of diamond.
* This block generates naturally in the Bastion Remnants in the 1.16 - Nether Update (Snapshot: 20w16a).
* A golden pickaxe can't mine gold ore or blocks, which is kind of ironic considering it is made out of gold.
* One block of gold can can make 81 golden nuggets.

## Video

Gold - Minecraft Micro Guide
Cartoon Network Studios

File:CN Studios Logo 2.png**Cartoon Network Studios** is an American animation studio. A subsidiary of the Turner Broadcasting System and formerly of Hanna-Barbera (arms of the Time Warner media conglomerate), Cartoon Network Studios focuses on producing and developing animated programs for Cartoon Network.

## History

The studio began on October 21, 1994 as a division of Hanna-Barbera Productions, which was then focused on producing original programming for Cartoon Network including: *Dexter's Laboratory*, *Johnny Bravo*, *Cow and Chicken*, *I Am Weasel*, and *The Powerpuff Girls*. In 1997, the division's productions credited them as their parent studio Hanna-Barbera.

In 1999 Cartoon Network Studios acquired its own facility located at 300 N 3rd St in Burbank, California.[1] The site was a former telephone communications equipment building.

After William Hanna died, the Hanna-Barbera name was dropped as a production entity and the Hanna-Barbera studio was folded into Warner Bros. Animation by Warner Bros. Animation chief Jean MacCurdy.[2] Cartoon Network Studios was then revived as a separate entity from Hanna-Barbera, growing out of the animation studio.[2] Cartoon Network Studios has continued to steadily grow with productions such as *The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy* and *Samurai Jack* and newer productions such as *Adventure Time*, *Regular Show*, and the *Ben 10* series.

Some of Cartoon Network Studios' former programming is now rerun on Cartoon Network's sister channel, Boomerang.

## Cartoon Network Studios Productions

### Upcoming/in development series

 *We Bare Bears* | 2014
 *The Powerpuff Girls* | 2016

## Logo History

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Glazed Terracotta

**Glazed Terracotta** is a block that was added in update 1.12. It's available in the 16 traditional *Minecraft* dye colors.

## Source

Glazed terracotta can be obtained by first Dyeing a Terracotta block with any color of dye. Place the colored terracotta into a Furnace, and smelt it into glazed terracotta. The different colors all have different shapes and designs, which make them great at decorating many architectural structures in *Minecraft*. They can also be found as a building block in some village houses. Mason Villagers will sell glazed terracotta in exchange for Emeralds.

## Uses

The glazed terracotta is used for decoration. It can be placed in 4 directions: North, South, West, and East. A 2×2 pattern when the opposite blocks in the 2×2 grid are placed in opposite directions (e.g. northwest is placed north; southeast, south; NE, east; and SW, west).

## Mining

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

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

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## Trivia

* Interestingly, smelting terracotta into glazed terracotta yields no experience as a reward which makes it a cosmetic procedure.
* Glazed terracotta has a lower blast resistance than its non-glazed counterpart. Terracotta has a blast resistance of 21, but glazed terracotta has a blast resistance of 7.
* It's possible to find glazed terracotta in underwater ruins which were added in 1.13.
Nether Quartz Ore

For other Nether-related topics, see Nether (Disambiguation).
**Nether Quartz Ore** is an ore that is found only in the Nether. Nether quartz ore has a 45% chance of spawning, which is similar to the iron ore spawn rate in the Overworld. When mined with any pickaxe, nether quartz ore will drop a piece of nether quartz, which can be used to craft daylight sensors, and redstone comparators. The amount of nether quartz dropped can be increased with a Fortune pickaxe. When nether quartz ore was first introduced in snapshot 13w01a, it couldn't be smelted if it was obtained with a silk touch pickaxe or while in Creative. This was fixed in snapshot 13w01b. Nether Quartz Ore will also drop experience when mined.

## Mining

Nether Quartz Ore requires a pickaxe to harvest, otherwise, it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* Nether quartz ore is as common as iron ore in the overworld, but it appears to be more common because of the irregular generation of the nether, which exposes nether quartz ore much more frequently.
* Unlike netherrack, nether quartz ore does not burn forever if fire is lit on it.
* Nether quartz has the biggest type of ore vein in the game, going up to 20 pieces of quartz per ore vein.

## Gallery

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## Video

Nether Quartz - Minecraft Micro Guide
Kim Possible

Watch Kim Possible On Disney Channel

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Johnny Test

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Watch Johnny Test On Kids WB and Cartoon Network

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James the Cat

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**James the Cat** was a British children's series created by Kate Canning and produced by Jan Clayton with Grampian Television. It chronicled the many events which take place at the Cornerhouse (number 104) between James and his new friends. Fellow characters included Mrs. Lavender (a snail), Frida (a kangaroo), Citroen (French frog), Rocky (dimwitted rabbit) and Dennis (a pink fire-breathing Welsh-accented Chinese dragon). There was also a beehive in the garden at the Cornerhouse. Next door were Ma and Pa Rat, and their rat children.
Dumb and Dumber

***Dumb and Dumber*** is a Hanna-Barbera-produced animated series based on the 1994 comedy film of the same name. The animated series premiered in 1995 on ABC.

Matt Frewer provided the voice of Lloyd Christmas (Jim Carrey's character in the movie), while Bill Fagerbakke voiced the character of Harry Dunne (Jeff Daniels' character in the movie). The animated series was written by Bennett Yellin, co-writer of the original film. The series was cancelled after one season.

*Dumb and Dumber* was one of three animated series based on Jim Carrey movies premiering in the same year; the others are the 1995–2000 *Ace Ventura: Pet Detective* series, and the 1995–1997 *The Mask: Animated Series*.

## Premise

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The cartoon revolves around the continued misadventures of Lloyd and Harry after reacquiring their dogshaped van now named "Otto". It also features a new character, Kitty, a female pet purple beaver who appears to be smarter than both men.

## Voice cast

* Bill Fagerbakke as Harry Dunne
* Matt Frewer as Lloyd Christmas
* Tom Kenny as Weenie

## Production

*Dumb and Dumber: The Animated Series* is the final Hanna-Barbera-produced show to premiere on ABC (as well as the final Hanna-Barbera-produced show to air on broadcast network television) and one of the last Saturday morning cartoons on the network not associated with The Walt Disney Company. The series was produced by Hanna-Barbera in association with New Line Cinema (the distributor of the original film).
Compound Creator

The **compound creator** is an *Education Edition*-exclusive block used in chemistry. It allows over thirty compounds to be created by combining elements. This includes certain items normally available in the game.

It was introduced in version 1.0.27 of *Education Edition*. At this point, it can be only obtained through creative mode in the *Education Edition*.

## Obtaining

A compound creator can be mined with a pickaxe. Mining without a pickaxe is very slow, but the compound creator will still drop as an item.

## Usage

Using the compound creator opens up a 3×3 grid, where elements can be inserted to create compounds. By inputting the appropriate type and number of elements, the creator will output the component in the slot to the right of the grid. All compound recipes are shapeless, and unlike the crafting table, the stack sizes are taken into consideration. Also, unlike most GUI blocks, the elements are not consumed.
Furnace

**Furnaces** are technical blocks in *Minecraft* that can be used for cooking foods and smelting ores as well as other miscellaneous blocks.

## Overview

Furnaces can be naturally generated in Village blacksmiths, Igloos, village houses in Taiga biomes and Snowy Taiga biomes, in snowy tundra village house Chests, and weaponsmith houses in plains villages. Before the furnace was introduced, smelting was accomplished by creating a fire and dropping the ore(s) or raw food into it. The furnace, when right-clicked, has its own smelting menu where smelting operations can be done. It consists of one field for the object that will be smelted, one field for the fuel and one field for the output object, it can also make charcoal using wood log.

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## Fuel

SmeltingFurnace

Main article: Smelting
There are two squares one on top of the other. The fuel is placed on the bottom square, while the object wished to be smelted is placed in the top square. This will cause an arrow on the left of the squares to start to turn white. Once it is filled, the desired items or blocks will be placed in the adjacent box of the arrow for a player to take.

## Mining

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

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* Furnaces are only luminous when they are being used.
* When placing items in through hoppers, fuel goes in the side, and items to be smelted going into the top.
* The furnace ID is initially 61, however, the 62 ID is a lit furnace. The lit furnace does not work without fuel in it though.
* Furnaces, connected to Redstone Comparators, will give off a Redstone signal relative to its fullness.
* Ocelots and cats will sit on furnaces if they are lit.
* Furnaces had the texture of a stone block on top when they were released. This was fixed in Beta 1.2.
* In the 1.14 - Village and Pillage update, three new smelting blocks were added: the Smoker for food, the Blast Furnace for ores, and the Campfire for food. The first two can only smelt their intended items, and they cost more than a regular furnace, but they smelt items twice as quickly. The third is less expensive, but it takes a lot longer to cook food.
* A Blaze Rod an be used as fuel in a furnace.

## Gallery

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Fence Gate

**Fence Gates** are an interactive block, similar to a door, that were first implemented in the Adventure Update (Beta 1.8) and were also implemented into *Minecraft XBLA*. Fence gates enable easy access to fenced-in areas without climbing over blocks or ladders to gain access. They can only be opened by right-clicking the gate and will always open away from a player.

### Counterpart

Like fences, fence gates count as one and a half blocks tall for player and mob collisions, and one block tall for all other purposes. This means that when closed, a player cannot jump over a fence gate. When, open, however, they lose their hitbox entirely; this includes the posts in the model.

## Trivia

* When used with a Cobblestone Wall, fence gates have their collision box lowered by three pixels.
* Fence gates require a block below them to be placed, much like pumpkins.
* Fence gates will still work with, and be connected to, nether brick fences.
End Stone Brick

An **End Stone Brick** is a block  that was introduced in 1.9. It is naturally found in the End City.

## Crafting

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## Trivia

* End stone bricks have the same texture as stone bricks, but with inverted colors. It is similar to end stone having the same texture as cobblestone.
* The Ender Dragon could destroy end stone bricks, even though they are made of end stone. This was fixed in Snapshot 19w45a.
Fungus

For mushrooms found in the overworld, see Mushrooms.
For the larger variant of this, see Huge Fungus.
For other Nether-related topics, see Nether (Disambiguation).

The **Nether Fungus** are new blocks that were announced at MineCon Live 2019. They will both spawn separately or together in the warped forest and crimson forest.

## Uses

These fungi can be used to grow crimson or warped trees. The growth can be accelerated using bone meal.
Another use for the Crimson Fungus is to breed hoglins. The Warped Fungus seem to smell rather unpleasant to hoglins since they won't approach it more than 12 blocks away.
They can be mined with or without a tool. Another use for the Warped Fungus is to breed Striders and you can craft a Warped Fungus on a Stick to control them or to make them follow you.

* One bonemeal on Nether Fungus will make it grow instantly. *(Info to be checked though)*

## Crafting

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## Trivia

* Nether fungus will grow on nylium, though they have to be on the same variation of nylium to grow into the crimson or warped trees.
* Fungi can grow in the Nether.
* Hoglins are afraid of warped fungus and will give up chasing you if there is warped fungus nearby.
* You can use warped fungus to breed striders. Riding a strider with a warped fungus on a stick can let you change which direction it is going.
End Portal Frame

An **End Portal Frame** is a block found in Strongholds which are arranged in a 12 block ring pattern over a pool of Lava. This arrangement of blocks makes up an End Portal, which players can use to reach the End. An End portal frame is like Bedrock, in that it can only be obtained in the Creative inventory and cannot be broken in Survival or Adventure.

## Overview

Some of the frame blocks will already have an Eye of Ender inserted into them, while others will be empty. Once each of the 12 End portal frame blocks contains an Eye of Ender, the End Portal will open and connect to the End. Eyes of Ender can be obtained by crafting them from Ender Pearls and Blaze Powder. An Eye of Ender can be inserted into a frame when a player is holding the Eye in their hand, and they right click on the frame block.

Entering the End is a one-way trip, as a player can only return to the Nether or the Overworld via death in the End or by defeating an Ender Dragon.

## Trivia

* The end portal frame can only be destroyed in Creative mode. Ever since 1.4.2, end portal frames have been in the creative menu.
* Breaking an End portal frame makes the same sound as a Glass block breaking.
* End portal frames are slightly larger than slabs.

## Gallery

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Mossy Cobblestone

**Mossy Cobblestone**is a block that was first introduced in Survival Test, and that remains in all later versions of *Minecraft*. It looks similar to cobblestone, but it has moss growing in its cracks. They primarily compose the floors of dungeons, jungle temples, and Moss Stone Boulders in giant tree taiga biome in collections of 30–64 blocks, but as of update 1.8, they can be crafted.

## Uses

Unlike standard cobblestone, mossy cobblestone cannot be smelted. They can, however, be crafted into a mossy cobblestone wall. Their only use is in construction, and they are often used in combination with normal cobblestone for decoration purposes, such as to make buildings look older, more derelict or to make nether portals eerier. It can also be used to construct creeper-proof buildings, as both Mossy Cobblestone and its normal equivalent have the same blast resistance. Therefore, Mossy Cobblestone is a good blast-proof construction material.

## Mining

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

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* Mossy Cobblestone is also in Pocket Edition. However, it was only obtainable in Creative or with the use of mods prior to update 0.9.0, or if found in naturally generated structure such as dungeons.
* Silverfish cannot enter these blocks, unlike its regular counterpart.
* Mossy Cobblestone used to be called Moss Stone until the 1.13 update.
* Prior to update 1.8, mossy cobblestone was very valuable, because it could only be obtained in jungle temples.

## Video

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## Gallery

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Family Guy

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**Family Guy** is a US-American animated TV series, aimed at an older audience. It debuted over Fox Broadcasting Company on 20 December 1998.
Dork Hunters from Outer Space

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Fievel's American Tails

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File:Fievel's American Tails Opening**Fievel's American Tails** is an American/Canadian animated series, produced by Amblimation, Nelvana, and Universal Cartoon Studios. The series aired for one season in 1992 on Syndication, and continued Fievel's adventures from the 1991 film *An American Tail: Fievel Goes West*.

Don Bluth, the director of the *An American Tail* film, had no involvement with the series. Phillip Glasser and Dom DeLuise were the only two actors from the film to reprise their roles, as Fievel and Tiger respectively. However, Cathy Cavadini did reprise her role as Tanya, whom she voiced in the film.

## Plot

Fievel, along with his mother, his yiddish-speaking father, and sisters Tanya and Yasha, live in the american frontier town of Green River in a mouse-made city under the humans' General Store. Fievel is learning to become a cowboy as he also tries to avoid the wrath and stomach of the shady monocle-wearing Cat R. Waul, who, along with his naive sidekicks Chula the spider and Sweet William, set up shop at the Morton Walton Funerals Building. Fievel had some assistance from Tiger the Cat, his occasionally bashful feline friend, who always kept an eye on the mouse.

## Characters

**Fievel Mousekewitz** (voiced by Phillip Glasser) — The main character of the series.

**Tiger** (voiced by Dom DeLuise) — An orange cat that acts as Fievel's loyal companion.

**Papa Mousekewitz** (voiced by Lloyd Battista) — Fievel's father

**Mama Mousekewitz** (voiced by Susan Silo) — Fievel's mother

**Tanya Mousekewitz** (voiced by Cathy Cavadini) — Fievel's older sister

**Yasha Mousekewitz** (voiced by Cathy Cavadini) — Fievel's baby sister

**Cat R. Waul** (voiced by Gerrit Graham) — The main antagonist of the series.

## Episodes

*Fievel's American Tails* has a total of 13 episodes contained in 1 season that were produced from September 1992 to December 1992.
Jakers

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Huge Mushrooms

**Huge Mushrooms** are a naturally-occurring structure which was added to *Minecraft* in Beta 1.8. They spawn occasionally in swamp and dark forest Biomes, but are most plentiful in Mushroom Island Biomes.

## Overview

Instead of stumbling upon a huge mushroom in the wilderness, players can alternatively grow one by using Bonemeal on a regular red or brown Mushroom, provided there is room for the huge mushroom to grow. When broken apart, it provides many mushrooms. The shape of the huge mushroom varies depending on the type of mushroom enlarged. Aside from color differences, the huge red mushroom is taller than the huge brown mushroom, with a taller stem. However, the cap of the brown mushroom is larger. The inside of the red mushroom cap is hollow, while the brown mushroom has a completely flat top.

## Uses

The top of a huge brown mushroom makes a nice elevated building platform if access can be gained by a Ladder, a hillside, man-made towers etc. Both varieties of huge mushrooms are a Renewable Resource. Red mushrooms are able to make reasonable temporary shelters so long as a player has enough material to surround the perimeter, seeing as the cap of the huge red mushroom is only two blocks above the ground. Therefore, one would need 18 blocks to make a basic corner-less shelter. Huge brown mushrooms could also be used in the same way, except with the corners added in one requires 26 blocks, the inside is actually fairly roomy. When broken, it drops 0–4 mushrooms of its color. The block itself can be harvested with a silk touch tool, which can later be placed (albeit with a capture texture on all six sides) or smelted, lasting 15 seconds.

### Growing a huge mushroom

Place a 5 x 5 cover above it, depending on the height (must be at least 6 blocks above the mushroom). Next, put Dirt below the cover and place a mushroom on top of the dirt. Use bonemeal on the mushroom to grow it to maturity.

## Mining

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

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* Huge mushroom stems are retextured birch wood blocks.
* It is possible to grow huge mushrooms in The Nether.

## Videos

Huge Mushrooms - Minecraft Micro GuideMushroom Blocks - Minecraft Micro Guide
Fletching Table

A **fletching table** is a decorative block which currently serves no utility function but will receive one in a later update (possibly 1.17).

## Source

A fletching table may generate inside a fletcher building in a village, as long as the village generated after the release of update 1.14. If a village has a fletching table but no fletcher, any nearby villager without a profession (not a nitwit or baby villager) has a chance to become a fletcher. Fletching tables can also be used as fuel for smelting in furnaces, blast furnaces, and smokers.

## Crafting

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## Gallery

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Jackie Chan Adventures

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**Heroes on Hot Wheels** was an animated television series that aired on The Family Channel (now called Freeform) in 1990. It was produced not only by The Family Channel but also by Jetlag Productions.

This show was based off a French comic book called *Michel Vaillant* (here is America, an "a" was added to the first name) and also the Mattel Hot Wheels toy line.

## Cast of Characters

### The Heroes (Team Vaillant)

* **Michel Vaillant** (voiced by Michael Donovan)
* **Frank Vaillant** (voiced by Ian James Corlett)
* **Henry "Pops" Vaillant**
* **Hanna** (voiced by Venus Terzo)
* **Steve Warson** (voiced by Scott McNeil)
* **Julie Wood** (voiced by Venus Terzo)
* **Quincy** (voiced by Michael Donovan)

### The Villains (Team Leader)

* **The Leader**
* **Ruth Wong** (voiced by Venus Terzo)
* **Bob Cramer** (voiced by Scott McNeil)
* **Fox**

## Home Video

The show spawned a set of twelve VHS video tapes packaged with an exclusive Hot Wheels car that wasn't sold separately.

Each video tape features two Hot Wheels cartoons and are approximately 45 minutes long.
List of Cowboy Bebop Episodes

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## Session XX: Mish-Mash Blues

This clip show was created as the final episode when the show was briefly canceled because of violence in Japanese schools after 13 episodes had aired. The episode was never released on DVD.

 Due to the violence portrayed in the series, and the violence occurring at the time in Japan, the series was briefly canceled and "Mish-Mash Blues" was created. The session was a clip show of the first 13 episodes. The characters provide a philosophical commentary and it ends with the words: "This Is Not The End. You Will See The Real 'Cowboy Bebop' Someday!"

## Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' on Heaven's Door

*Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' on Heaven's Door*, or *Cowboy Bebop: The Movie*, is a 2001 animated film directed by Shinichirō Watanabe. The screenplay was written by Keiko Nobumoto, based on the Cowboy Bebop anime series created by Sunrise.

The plot centers on bounty hunter Spike Spiegel and his crewmates aboard the vessel Bebop in their efforts to find a criminal who is planning to release an unknown pathogen on Mars. The title of the movie is taken from the Bob Dylan song of the same name.

The movie was released on Blu-ray disc in Japan on July 25, 2008 featuring remastered 1080p video, and Dolby True HD lossless 5.1 audio. The movie has a run time of 116 minutes.

 The year is 2071, a few days before Halloween. An unknown pathogen is being released in the capital city of Mars, and the government has issued a 300 million woolong reward, the largest bounty in history, for the capture of whoever is behind it. The bounty hunter crew of the spaceship Bebop; Spike, Faye, Jet, Ed and Ein, take the case with hopes of cashing in the great bounty. But the mystery surrounding the man responsible, Vincent Volaju, goes deeper than they ever imagined, and they are not the only ones hunting him. The original creators of the pathogen have dispatched an agent named Elektra to deal with Vincent, as well as take out anyone who might uncover the truth behind his murderous crusade against the Martian government. As the hunt for the man with no past and no future continues to escalate, the fate of Mars rests with the Bebop crew, a responsibility they aren't so sure they can handle.
End Stone

**End Stone** is a block only found in The End and has a texture similar to that of a beehive or yellow cobblestone. End stone is only obtainable with a Pickaxe. In the End, players can make an unbreakable shelter because the Ender Dragon cannot destroy end stone, but it will break anything a player has placed inside as it phases through. It is mainly used as expensive decorations or Creeper-resistant houses. End Stone has one of the highest blast resistances of any block that can be blown up easily (45).

## Trivia

* End stone is the only block (along with obsidian and Bedrock) that cannot be destroyed by an ender dragon. Endermen cannot pick these up, either.
* In earlier versions of *Minecraft*, players needed the Silk Touch enchantment to obtain end stone. This was because it would drop cobblestone without the enchantment.
* End stone's texture is actually the same as Cobblestone's texture, but with inverted colors.
* End stone appears to be used in the end portal's frame-blocks; the upper half appears to have changed, so Eyes of Ender may fit in them.
* End stone has the 3rd highest blast resistance in normal *Minecraft* worlds (the second being obsidian and the first being bedrock). It has a higher blast resistance than regular Stone, thus making it ideal in blast resistant structures if obsidian farming is inconvenient. If you place TNT in the middle of an end stone structure, only the adjacent 6 blocks will be destroyed.
* End stone's old texture, which was similar to its current texture except it was white in colour, was added to the game's files in Beta 1.9 pre-release 3, but the texture was changed before end stone was introduced as a block in Beta 1.9 pre-release 4.
* When the ender dragon is re-spawned, which is a renewable process, the end stone under the edges of the portal is regenerated, making the block renewable.

## Gallery

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Kelp

**Kelp** is a plantable underwater plant block added to *Minecraft* in Java Edition 1.13 and Bedrock Edition 1.4.0.

Smelting it in a furnace, smoker, or campfire yields dried kelp. Players can eat dried kelp faster than other foods. 9 dried kelp can be crafted into a dried kelp block which can be used as a source of fuel.

Wandering Traders can trade it exchange for emeralds.

1. Kelp can be planted on a broad variety of blocks.

1. It grows underwater if it has either a source block of water or flowing water above it.

## Video

Kelp - Minecraft Micro Guide
Blackstone

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## Blackstone

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**Blackstone** is a block that was announced and added in Java Edition 1.16 snapshot 20w15a and generates in two biomes in the Nether Nether Wastes, and Basalt Deltas.

## Crafting

It can craft  everything with the same recipes as cobblestone, and can craft everything that cobblestone can craft. It can be crafted into walls, stairs, and slabs.

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## Trivia

* There is a polished version of Blackstone just like andesite, diorite, granite, and basalt.
* Blackstone is not directional.
Infinite Water Source

The **Infinite Water Source** block was added on January 24, 2010 in Indev, although it was added earlier in 0.0.12a. Water would flow everywhere once it was placed. This block was later removed in Infdev (Seecret Friday 2), and was replaced with the Monster Spawner. The Infinite water source block's ID was 52. Currently, it can only be obtained via inventory hacking with NBTedit or INVedit.

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Element Constructor

The **Element Constructor** is a block introduced in the Chemistry Update (1.0.27) of *Minecraft: Education Edition* and build 1.2.20.1 of *Minecraft: Bedrock Edition*. It is used to create different types of elements from the periodic table.

## Usage

By using the element constructor, one can open up at interface with a large display and three adjustable sliders (one for neutrons, one for protons, and one for electrons) grouped with optional text inputs for each. Typing numbers in the text inputs or adjusting the sliders will show the number of particles on the large display.

Constructed elements and isotopes can be removed from the output slot to the right of the element display; the output slot can also take elements from the inventory to view the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons.

There are 118 elements and 400 isotopes available for construction.
Kid 'n Play

***Kid 'n Play*** is a 1990 animated cartoon series based on the real life hip-hop duo, Kid 'n Play. It ran for one season on NBC from September 8 to December 8, 1990. On the show, Kid 'n Play were portrayed as teenagers, but their recording careers remained the same as in real life, as did their character traits. Production was by Marvel Productions and Saban Entertainment.

The real Kid 'n Play appeared in live-action wraparounds of the cartoons, but voice actors took over for the animated versions of the duo. The show stressed positive role models, teaching children how to get along with each other and stay out of trouble. Akin to the *House Party* films, Play was the less responsible member of the duo, cooking up get rich quick schemes, while Kid, the more responsible member, would usually be made to clean up messes. Oftentimes the issue would be resolved by the characters' girlfriends, or sometimes by an elderly jazz musician who wore a blue beret and was aptly named "Old Blue". The lessons ranged from serious to lighter fare. One of the "less serious" episodes dealt with Kid's father under the impression hip hop is bad and Kid not having the means to put it in a positive light. Old Blue offers to help by sending Kid on a trip back in time to the era of jazz and 1920s speakeasies to help better understand its roots.

Marvel Comics published a tie-in comic book which ran for nine issues in 1992.

The series was created by John Semper Jr. and Cynthia Friedlob who also served as the show-runners and head-writers. They would later go on to write Kid 'N Play's third live-action feature, *Class Act*, for Warner Bros. Semper would later produce and be the head-writer for "Spider-Man: The Animated Series," for Marvel Films Animation.

## Cast

* Christopher Reid as Himself (live-action segments)
* Christopher Martin as Himself (live-action segments)

### Voices

* Jack Angel

* Tommy Davidson as Jazzy, Acorn
* Chris Hooks as Christopher Reid
* J. D. Hall as Pitbull, Mr. Reid
* Dorian Harewood as Old Blue
* Martin Lawrence as Wiz, Hurbie
* Dawnn Lewis as Lela
* Brian Stokes Mitchell as Christopher Martin
* Rain Pryor as B.B.
* Alaina Reed
* Terri Semper
* Cree Summer as Marika, Downtown

### Additional voices

* Charlie Adler
* Susan Blu
* Tom McHugh
* Rob Paulsen
* Les Tremayne
* Janet Waldo
* Patric Zimmerman