81 Best Secret Minecraft Things You Didn't Know

Wifies year rewind coming to you mid-march Don't expect such a good upload schedule lol I only uploaded this one quick because I didn't think it was up to par for a stand alone video New videos "on the horizon" :p

knowing the phantom secret is def giving me nightmares 😨

9:11 That sound confused the heck out of me On the topic of igloos, though, the reason that raids can be triggered at an igloo is not because the structure itself is coded as such, but rather solely because it contains a villager and a bed, the only two things needed to be counted as a village

Another tip for bastions. Take off yourarmor, and drink an invis potion. You can safely open all chests without piglins caring at all.

The hoglin avoiding portals and respawn anchors is probably for new players who might enter the nether for the first time and would have had to fight a hoglin with basic tools

For the flame tnt looting one, looting must be in the main hand and the bow in the offhand. Otherwise looting will not trigger.

I love how Wifies actually tells us stuff that we actually didn't know instead of stuff we've heard hundreds of times.

When I saw the thumbnail and title I expected hyper-fast editing, schlock jokes and mostly common knowledge... But this is really well done, easy to follow, and I didn't know the majority of these. Major props for a quality video!!

I knew about 33-35 of these. This is one of the best Minecraft trivia and facts video I’ve seen before! I don’t normally learn this much about the game in one video; I may need to rewatch it!

That "secret" sound at 9:10 really caught me off guard...

I don't know for sure, but I think the reason hoglins are afraid of the portals and respawn anchors is because Mojang didn't want players to be farmed/ spawn killed when loading in.

14:00 XYZZY could be considered the "first" cheat code. It was a magic spell in Collosal Cave Adventure, which was the first adventure game, releasing in 1976. The magic spell allowed you to skip the beginning sections of the game once unlocked. The reason this cheat was implemented was that testers of the game found it boring to have to keep trucking through the beginning sections over and over again. Additionally, the word was meant to be easy to pronounce yet also strange and mystical. It also had to fit under the five letter limit of the game. Because of the 5 letter limit you could often just type the first five letters of a longer word and get the same results, such as inventory. Additionally, words such as northeast would only register as north since east would've been cut off by the letter limit.

Wow many of these I actually didn't know, shows how deep this game's mechanics are Also nice notification sound at 9:10

26:35 End ships weren't made to give the player a beacon. The beacon was a placeholder before the elytra got added. In a chest, you could find a written book saying that something else would be there soon.

Fun Fact: the word “Nether” means situated down or below or under the surface of the earth. Which is ironic considering that the nether canonically exists in a completely separate dimension and NOT under the overworld.

Let’s take a moment to respect Wifies for never making his thumbnails clickbait

9:16 WINDOWS NOISE

Mycelium isnt a mix of those. Mycelium is literaly the roots of mushrooms which all grow together to share nutrients and communicate.

The Day the Earth Stood Still? .... Don't you mean Army of Darkness, those 3 words are what he needed to say to retrieve the Necronomicon. Klatu was the name of the alien ambassador in the Day the Earth stood still.

18:10 I think they're programmed to be scared of Nether Portals and Respawn anchors for a good reason, Nether portals probably to prevent them from accidentally walking into it or attacking you as soon as you spawn in, and Respawn Anchors to prevent them from potentially spawn killing you. Piglins also have this same behavior. 25:18 This is likely due to the fact that you can wear carved pumpkins on your head and I could guess that Jack-o-lanterns probably share some of the same code.