37 More Secret Minecraft Things You Didn't Know

Minecraft is a HUGE game and that means that there are a ton of secret things and hidden features that you probably had no idea existed. So today I got 37 of the most secret minecraft things you definitely didn't know. Good luck :) Hope you enjoy

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This is NOT a series called Minecraft VVSauce where I explore random features of Minecraft. Not Minecraft, but the water rises or Minecraft Manhunt but a skip the tutorial inspired series of 37 34 35 secret minecraft things you didn't know. Some easter eggs some glitches

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[Wifies]

Hope you enjoyed this series finale!

As I said at the end all the facts have finally been used up so I'll be focusing on some more vsauce and story videos.

But that doesn't at all mean this series is over :)

[Toiletmonkey]

The igloo probably has the ice so that new players if they don’t know about the secret trapdoor, have a chance at finding it if they use the furnace.

[tyronorxy]

The Igloo's window is placed there,
because when a starter player uses the furnace,
the ice melts, washes away the carpet, and reveals the hidden trapdoor.

[dafoex]

Holding a bow horizontally is apparently a hunter thing, both allowing you to get a better view of your prey and allowing you to crouch to keep a low profile.

[Pixelcraftian]

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awesome video, sad that it's an end to an era for now, but it's still an amazing video regardless :]

[seriousnorbo]

Golem:"I'll protect you for all eternity!"

Villager:"Thanks!"*Happilly shoots firework*

Golem: *"Unless..."*

[bungaboy]

“But that doesn’t mean I can’t do life hacks” really got me

[omg]

"Klaatu Varada Nikto" were also the words Ash used to activate the Necronomicon in Army of Darkness. Which is more likely the reference that is being made because some of the other words are "Cthulu", "R'Lyeh", and "Ph'nglui" which are all H.P. Lovecraft references as is... The Necronomicon. Minecraft is basically implying that the book on the enchanting table is the Necronomicon.

[sunniboi]

The fossils near the Strongholds actually make for great lore potential. Just imagine how, in the ancient times, beasts were protecting the Stronghold from intruders. This ties in with the ancient builder theory, where supposedly they activated the End Portal in order to escape the Wither, which means that they either killed the beasts, or they went extinct because of them.

[AlwaysNevers]

10:53 You can actually use the M and C entity count to see if there is a bastion near you in the nether. If you add them both together, and see if the sum is bigger than the count of total entities (2nd number of 5th f3 line), then you most likely have a bastion. This is mainly used for speedrunning, but still a cool fact for videos like this :D

[FancyFreestyler]

Since nobody has said this yet:
The axolotls got their own "A" for the mobcap recently in a snapshot
So now the "U" consists of just glowsquids and I think tropical fishes
Great video!

[pece_dontcall]

coming back to this after 2 years hits different

[kvarner]

Fun fact: The first one is called "Divine Travel" by Speedrunners.

[Waltuber]

10:47 I think this is just for logic reasons. How does the player cut the logs into planks? He uses the saw. How does he make metal tools and such? He uses the hammer. This is just my guess.

[przst]

thank God there’s a guy that can teach me stuff that I don’t know when I know a lot of stuff

[PixalonGC]

Very well done! I only knew 10 out of the 37 facts, like the FOV in water decreasing by 10 and the enchanting table text.

[donovanmacatee]

Finally a channel where I don’t actually know everything they say

[Zerelz]

I'm a veteran and I only got 12/37 questions. I truly was amazed about the full series and how Minecraft has so many Easter eggs and stuff a veteran would not know. Thank you. Awesome vid btw.

[theloneomega]

The reason the igloos exist, I suspect, is to be a wordless tutorial on how to cure villagers. The trapdoor leading to the underground portion (where present) is covered by carpet so you wouldn't know it was there without prior knowledge. However, if you use the furnace, melt the ice, the water wipes away the carpet to reveal the underground portion to people who didn't know!

[fuzedcable]

That flower gradient is called Perlin Noise that’s used to generate natural looking random patterns. It is like the static on a tv