Bobi Vote - The lost mobs Mod / Addon

Bobi Vote - The lost mobs Addon of all mobs that have not previously passed the vote will be added to the game. A hay bale usually sits quietly wherever you put it in Minecraft. Add a carved pumpkin on top with Bobi Vote – The Lost Mobs installed, though, and you can bring a Hay Golem into your world. Get too close and the new arrival may pick you up and toss you toward a nearby hay bale. That’s the sort of surprise this addon brings: a collection of creatures with unusual behaviors, giving you a reason to pay closer attention when you meet something unfamiliar.

The addon brings together mobs that didn’t win earlier BobiVotes. Some are curious creatures to observe, while others come with abilities or items you can use during an adventure. You’ll find names such as End Shrimp, End Squid, Giant Birch, Hasp, and Snoozer among the additions. If you like meeting new mobs and figuring out what they do, there’s plenty to investigate. Start somewhere with room to move, because not every encounter stays peaceful once a creature gets angry.

The Giant Birch is one mob you may want to meet away from a building you’ve spent hours working on. You can wake it up using a dandelion, but once it’s moving, it destroys logs in its path. That makes it entertaining to watch in an open area and a less welcome guest near a wooden house. Try approaching with a flower and see what happens, then keep an eye on where it wanders. A creature that can turn a stand of trees into a mess is bound to make an ordinary walk more memorable.



The End Shrimp has a destructive side too. When it becomes angry, it can destroy things in its path, so give it space while you learn how it behaves. The End Squid is a different sort of discovery: it acts like a moving beacon and can absorb the effects of potions thrown at it. If you have spare potions and a safe place to experiment, you can try interacting with it and see how it fits into your world. The two creatures make interesting additions for players who enjoy the stranger side of Minecraft’s mob designs.

Hasp brings items that can be useful when you’re traveling or fighting. Put Hasp wings in your offhand for a boost while using an elytra, or hold a Hasp stinger there to poison mobs you attack. The wings are worth trying when you already have an elytra and want another way to move through the air. The stinger gives you a different option for combat, adding a poison effect to your attacks while leaving your main hand available for a weapon.

If you want to see the Hay Golem for yourself, place a carved pumpkin on top of a hay bale. Make sure another hay bale is nearby, then approach and see how the golem reacts. It could be a funny addition to a farm area, especially when a friend visits without knowing what the creature does. Just remember that getting close may end with your character being thrown across the yard.

To get started, import the addon, activate its behavior and resource packs, and enable Beta APIs in the world’s experimental settings. Then give yourself time to meet the new mobs and learn their habits. Some may be useful, some may cause a bit of trouble, and others are simply fun to have around when you want your Minecraft world to surprise you.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!