Nice Mobs

Nice Mobs expands Minecraft with vanilla-style creatures and variants that spawn naturally, adding wildlife, useful interactions, and new encounters across the world. Its original mobs include the sapling-planting Dirt Golem, item-displaying Tuff Golem, harmless cave-glowing Glare, ice-skating Penguin, and Bloomer Creeper, whose blast leaves a moss patch instead of causing the usual destruction. Beach-dwelling Nautilus Crabs bury items that players can brush out of the sand, including a Nautilus Horn that summons the flying-fish boss Pufftail; defeating Pufftail can reward a Nautilus Helmet, a trident, or a Heart of the Sea. Other creatures bring their own behaviors and rewards: Mushlings plant mushrooms, Rats may trade cheese for Rotten Flesh, Snails leave slowing slime trails when threatened by arthropods, and Badlands Crunchers eat ore and drop it when hit. The collection also features glowing, stinging Jellyfish, a Piggy Bank that drops loot when struck before disappearing, Enderkin that barter for diamonds and tend Chorus plants, and Vultures that attack vulnerable players lingering in open skies. Butterflies, Wisps, and Moths appear around Gardens and Flower Forests; after gathering nectar, they can brush past players to grant a temporary effect that varies by type. New and decorative structures give these mobs places to appear, including Gardens, End Farms, Pig Pens, Barns, Graveyards, Archaeological Sites, Desert Fossils, Greenhouses, and Tuff Golem Temples. A broad set of vanilla-mob variants further diversifies encounters, including Ducks, Roosters, Mooblooms, Shiba and Tiger cats, specialized Frogs that drop materials when eating, and animal-like Skeleton and Ender variants found around Graveyards and End Farms.