Minecraft is Absolute Nonsense

Nothing makes sense any more. And it got even worse today.

Today we're looking at the things in Minecraft that make ZERO sense based on your comments! These features are super odd and you might not know about all of them! Let me know in the comments what other features you think are odd and broken beyond repair.

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[centrixal]

The yellow flowers on the iron golem are flowering pumpkins, so its qctually accurate. If i had to guess the vines attached to the pumpkin just drape down the golem upon creation.

The red flower is because they keep poppys on them to give to villagers

[rells]

8:55 You can also bucket up a lone lava source, and then use it to destroy itself before the flow dissappears

[Napilikeswaterloo]

4:50 about the weight, try using ice. It can be placed and breaked and then turn into water, which can flow so much blocks that its will weight over an shulker box of golden apples, but these can be crafted into packed ice, and thes into blue ice, which can be stacked. This means that one shulker box of blue ice is one shulker box of golden apples x 64 x 9 x 9 x 26, and a full inventory of these will make steve carry the whole earth if it isn’t more.

[Daedalus-Inc]

A counter to using a shulker box to carry more weight: shulkers are directly tied to the levitation effect. Levitation is probably being used to counter most of the weight.

[Fluffybabypig]

8:41 llamas actually spit their own acid at you so that’s why you get hurt

[ShadwMngr]

6:30 Iron golems give poppies to baby villagers.

[lucario]

the red poppy of the golem is a reference to Laputa: Castle in the sky, where a golem gave a pink flower to kids, hence why the golem sometime hand out a poppy to baby villagers near them and why they drop them (I also think the design of the iron golem are a reference to the golem of Laputa: Castle in the sky)

[warriorsabe]

I've always imagined that with the enchanted golden apples, it using so much gold was more a matter of it using only the absolute best and most pure samples of that gold, with all the rest gone to waste

[tatortotsO]

blue ice is 9 packed ice, and packed ice is 9 ice and each ice is a water bucket and the water bucket can hold as much as a cauldron, which is 264.172 gallons. That is 81 regular ice for ONE packed ice block. Gold looks like childs play now.

[Gamingi]

The underwater door in Bedrock thing is probably because the way Bedrock handles waterlogging is way better than how Java does (and thus way easier to make things waterloggable).

[cardinalhamneggs]

02:30
Diamond is also extremely brittle IRL. It is nearly impossible to scratch, but can be shattered relatively easily with enough force.

[Wnps]

6:25 why does everyone forget that iron golems give red flowers to baby villagers? looks like something that was overlooked because it's so rare

[Real_Minecrafter]

5:38 Actually it isn't because in real life if you take a door to the bottom of a body of water, it makes a real infinite air pocket!!!! (definitely try this at home!!!!)

[mr.slappii]

Actually diamonds are also extremely fragile, only needing 5 lbs. of force to break them. What really makes Steve crafting diamond armor so impressive, is that diamond is seriously hard (Keep in mind the harder something is the more brittle it is) and therefore doesn't like it when it's structure is changed even slightly, causing it to shatter. So Steve would have to literally reduce the diamond to atoms and then rearrange those atoms into the shape of a chest plate and then change it back to full diamond.

[annonymousperson]

You forgot, if you throw the anvil, the dripleaf drops. Furthermore, if you place the bedrock or netherite next to the cactus, the cactus will automatically break.

[Shugunou]

Time for a fun Minecraft history lesson:
Originally, the Update Aquatic was going to have realistic water physics but due to time restraints, they settled for waterlogging. Originally, you were going to be able to waterlog doors in Java but they couldn't get it to work properly and instead created an exploit that let you place infinite fish with a bucket by right clicking a door. They decided to remove the ability to waterlog doors in Java. However, Bedrock's system is closer to the original system they had planned which allowed them to properly waterlog doors. That is why doors work differently in Bedrock. Another thing is that in Java, Sugar Cane works like doors but you just straight up cannot place Sugar Cane underwater in Bedrock.

[xraenon]

A common misconception about diamonds: they aren’t anywhere near as strong as you’d think. They _are_ basically impossible to scratch or dull, which is why it’s used in diamond-edged cutters. But diamond is a terrible material for an axe or pickaxe — it is incredibly brittle. The tool would shatter like glass on the first swing. (You can literally smash a diamond with a small hammer.)

[cardinalhamneggs]

02:00
To be fair, ordinary glass also negates TNT damage to entities on the other side of the glass, and is also used as an explosion-proof block in Hypixel Bedwars.

[Wamkathwgreat]

7:53 Steve is stronger then bedrock it takes him longer to die to cactuses

[VvIiVvZzIiOo]

5:45 I have a theory. The transforming of the iron blocks into the shape of the golem is too much for them to handle and they become weathered. Plus the extra iron left over is put onto the pumpkin to make all the deatals for the face.