Minecraft Slime
Spin the Slime in 3D with its official in-game model, check its stats and download it as a transparent PNG, a 2D sprite or a video with its animations.
See every Minecraft mobSlime stats
- Health
- 16(8 hearts)
- Attack damage
- 4
- Size
- 2.08 × 2.08 blocks
- Speed
- 0.6
- Type
- Monster
- Hostile
Where Slime spawns
- Where
- On the surface, Underground
- Group
- Monster
Biomes
- Most biomes
- Mangrove swamp
- Swamp
What the Slime drops
- Slimeball
Download the Slime as a PNG
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Minecraft slime: slime chunks, swamps and slimeballs
The slime is a green, hostile cube that moves by hopping and is the main source of slimeballs. There are three natural sizes, small, medium and large, and when a large or medium one dies it splits into 2 to 4 slimes of the next size down. Only small ones drop slimeballs. It hurts you on contact, except for the smallest.
It spawns in two places. Underground, below Y level 40, in so-called slime chunks, roughly one in ten, regardless of light or weather. In Java those chunks depend on the world seed, so there are tools that find them. On the surface it spawns in swamps and mangrove swamps between Y 51 and 69 in low light, most of all on a full moon and never on a new moon.
It needs a fair amount of room to spawn, a cube a little over 2 blocks wide free of obstacles, and any block in that space, even a glass pane, prevents it. That is why they sometimes fail to appear where you expect. They also appear when a mob with the Oozing effect dies, unless it is another slime.
In water it tries to reach the surface, and if it cannot it eventually drowns, splitting until it drops slimeballs. Frogs eat the smallest slimes, and each one they eat always drops a slimeball. Slimeballs are used to craft sticky pistons, leads and slime blocks.
Sources: minecraft.wiki/Slime
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