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Pig
Pig.png
MinecraftSymbol.svg
Official render of a pig from Minecraft.
Universe Minecraft
Debut Minecraft (2009)
Smash Bros. appearances Ultimate
Most recent non-Smash appearance Minecraft Dungeons (2020)
Console/platform of origin Microsoft Windows
Apple OS X
Linux
Species Pig
Gender Genderless[1]
Place of origin Overworld
Created by Mojang Studios

The pig (ブタ, Pig) is a passive mob found in Minecraft.

Origin

Pigs are common passive mobs in Minecraft that spawn in groups of up to 3 on most grassy biomes in the Overworld when the light level is above 7. When killed, they drop between 2-3 pieces of raw/cooked porkchop and between 1-7 EXP points. They follow players holding carrots, potatoes or beetroots and if 2 Pigs are fed any of these items, they will breed and a piglet will spawn, accruing between 1-7 EXP orbs upon doing so.

Pigs can also be ridden when equipped with a saddle and controlled with a carrot on a stick. When struck by lightning, they irreversibly transform into Zombified Piglins.

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

As a costume

The Pig costume for Mii Brawler.

A Pig appears in Round 7 of DLC as a paid Mii Brawler costume. To match the Mii Brawler's model, the Pig is given a more humanoid appearance.

Trivia

  • The Mii Costume's chest is a mirror of the back and lacks the nipples found on on the actual Pig texture.
  • In the Mii Costume's trailer, the Pig faces off against characters trying to hit it with a fire attack, referencing a common in game technique of killing a Pig with fire to pre-cook the pork-chops it drops.
  • The Mii Costume conceptually resembles the unimplemented Pigman mob, which was planned to be a humanoid version of the already existing Pig mob.

References

  1. ^ Conditt, Jessica (July 29, 2012). Notch: Minecraft occupies a genderless world, even for that guy. Engadget. Retrieved on October 1, 2020.

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