50 Things ONLY in Minecraft Bedrock Edition

Minecraft Bedrock Edition is full of weird unique features it has its own mobs unique structures different crafting recipes and so much more that isn’t found in Java Edition so today I bring you 50 things that are only in Minecraft Bedrock Edition in Bedrock if a drowned is holding an item it actually

Starts to walk like the player which is a little unnerving what’s worse is that drowns will also swim like a player when they’re holding an item as well okay drums in Bedrock are really creepy speaking of weird Bedrock features when skeletons are underwater they will switch to a unique melee attack instead

Of using their bow in Bedrock if you think an invisibility potion will keep you safe from guardians then you are wrong this is because Guardians in Bedrock are still able to attack the player despite being completely invisible Bedrock Guardians are op in Java an easy way to kill Enderman is by

Placing them in a boat this is because the Enderman cannot teleport away making it an easy way to form ender pearls on Bedrock this sadly is impossible as Enderman can still teleport out of the boat tridents are more powerful in Bedrock Edition as when they’re thrown they can deal damage to multiple targets

At once in Java however they only hit one target at a time which doesn’t seem very fair this is a cheap barrel and this is an expensive Barrel despite being the same block Mojang decided that Barrels in Bedrock would have a much cheaper recipe as they require sticks to

Craft instead of planks this baby villager in Java Edition looks pretty normal right well now take a look at the Bedrock baby villager its head is slightly bigger and looks a little ridiculous crafting a boat in Java only requires five wooden planks but where do these paddles come from well Bedrock

Kind of has it covered as you need an additional shovel in order to craft the boat still doesn’t explain where the other puddle came from though for those who enjoy the old combat system in Minecraft you may actually like Bedrock this is because in Bedrock Edition it

Still uses the old combat system that was used prior to the 1.9 combat update in Java in Java we’ve all gone to the nether roof at least once I mean it’s great for traveling and building incredibly powerful Farms but sadly for you Bedrock players you are not able to

Build on top of the nether if you enjoy Variety in your Minecraft seeds then you’re more likely to get it on Java Edition this is because there is 18.4 quintillion possible seeds to get on Java on Bedrock however there’s only 4.2 billion possible seeds to get so the

Chances of seeing the same seed twice is significantly higher Bedrock Edition seems to enjoy blinding the player as if it were real life this is because if you stare into the sun on Bedrock it causes the darkness effect on Java however you can stare into the sun with no

Consequences to your eyesight do you like using your off hand in Java well in Bedrock you can basically forget about this feature as there’s only a select few items that can be placed into the offhand slot in Bedrock Edition when a parrot is fed a cookie they don’t

Instantly die like they do in Java instead they slowly die from Poison which seems like a much harsher fate I’m not sure what Mojang did here but cows in Bedrock Edition runs significantly faster than they do in Java this happens when the player is holding wheat in

Their hand I guess cows in Bedrock are just much more eager Java Edition likes a feature that Bedrock has fallen trees why Java doesn’t have falling trees is very strange as it would be quite simple to implement and they look really cool surviving a super flat world in Bedrock

Edition is much harder than Java Edition as Village structures do not generate at all this is a flat world not to be confused with a super flat world that’s right in Bedrock they’re called flat world and in Java they’re called super flat worlds does that mean one world is

Flatter than the other who knows in Java do you think a snow golem and zombie fight is a little one-sided I mean the zombies not bothering him at all well in Bedrock Edition the zombies will actually fight fights back be careful Snow Golem get out of there in Bedrock

Edition vindicators also attack Snow Golems but in Java Edition they don’t I guess they’re not as nice in Bedrock have you ever seen a baby squid in Minecraft well in Bedrock Edition they actually exist these baby squids will spawn naturally in your Bedrock World however it does make me a bit sad that

They aren’t in Java much like baby squids there’s also baby dolphins these also only spawn naturally in your world on Bedrock but in Java oh oh wait they don’t exist have you ever felt their armor stands in Java are missing a little something well in Bedrock Edition armor stands actually have actual arms

Whereas in Java they don’t I guess Bedrock stole Java’s arms is this item called an enchanted golden apple or an enchanted Apple technically both are correct as in Bedrock they’re known as Enchanted apples and in joburg they’re called enchanted golden apples if you have a spare fire aspect book then try

Using it on a campfire this is because in Bedrock you can light a campfire by right clicking with a fire aspect book this also works on candles just hit it with a fire aspect book and there you go however be careful with your fire aspect books around TNT because if you touch it

It will ignite you don’t have to worry about this on Java though as nothing happens oh look at me I accidentally put the campfire out not to worry let me just set myself on fire that’s right you can really like campfires with your burning body which is a bit weird that’s

Right on Bedrock if you’re ever on fire just stand on top of an unlit campfire because it will light it I’m not so sure if you’ll survive though can you use bone meal on sugarcane well if you’re a Java player you’re likely to say no but

In Bedrock Edition you can use bone mill on sugarcane which is kind of cool why isn’t this a feature on Java man I have to wait ages for the sugar cane to grow have you ever noticed that chests look a bit strange in your Hotbar that’s because in Bedrock Edition they’re

Displayed as a full chess block whereas in Java they’re a lot smaller in Bedrock Edition cauldrons have an exclusive feature where you can apply dye colors to water this is a cool feature as you can have a bunch of cauldrons that are all different watercolors if you try to

Do this in Java well nothing happens in Bedrock you can also use these colored cauldrons to dye your leather armor to their respective colors in Java you are only able to dye armor through the crafting recipe you can however use the cauldrons to remove the dye from the

Armor in Java which is pretty cool I guess have you ever wanted to attach your mobs to a wall by using a lead well in Bedrock you can whereas in Java you can only place leads on fences in Bedrock Edition witches are very aggressive as they’ll even go as far as

To attack an oying Golem in Java Edition they’re a little bit more chill as they won’t attack an iron golem unless they’re provoked oh no this is not good I’m drowning I’m gonna die oh wait I could just place down a door to save myself wait what’s going on why am I

Still drowning oh wait you can’t use doors as air pockets in Bedrock it only works in German wait no pillages are a bit more useful in Bedrock Edition as they have a chance to drop up to two arrows upon death in Java Edition however they don’t drop anything which

Is a little bit disappointing have you ever noticed that the Wither is considerably harder on Bedrock when you increase the difficulty on Bedrock if you have the difficulty set to Hard Mode the Wither has 300 hearts of Health instead of 150 whereas the Javas with her stays at 150 hearts of Health no

Matter the difficulty totems of undying behave differently on Bedrock compared to Java but this detail is so small it’s hard to even notice so when the totem is used on Bedrock you get regeneration 2 for 40 seconds but on Java it lasts for 45 seconds when you see a cauldron at a

Swamp Hut in Java Edition it’s not really that exciting as it’s always empty in Bedrock however cauldrons have a chance to be filled with a random potion bedrock’s wandering Traders are a bit smarter than their other counterpart this is because if Hostile Mobs approach a Wandering Trader on Bedrock they’ll

Instantly drink an invisibility potion but on Jabba they just kind of run for their lives sometimes Bedrock Edition can feel a little bit dated especially since they still use the old splash sound when you land in water I have to say though this water sound is super

Nostalgic it takes me back to the old days of Minecraft being able to destroy a water source block with a torch in Java Edition is a bit of a strange feature now Bedrock Edition knows this is a strange feature and decided not to include it oh dear I don’t have any

Shears to carve my pumpkin does this mean I can’t create an iron golem not to worry as in Bedrock Edition it doesn’t matter which type of pumpkin you use you will still be able to make the Iron Golem regardless oh and this also works with snow golems in Java trading with

Villagers is like a box of chocolates you never really know what you’re going to get but in Bedrock Edition it’s a bit different as the Villager will display play the next set of Trades available in Java Edition there is a feature known as quasi connectivity which is technically

A bug that allows you to power a piston diagonally or two blocks above in Bedrock Edition however this feature does not exist at all which means there’s less ways to power Pistons if you have a b Nest nearby make sure to remove any berry bushes as on Bedrock

Edition these will take damage if they touch them on Java Edition bees don’t take damage from berry bushes it’s a well-known fact that piglens in Minecraft do not like Soul fire as they will always run away if they’re nearby in Bedrock not only are piglens scared they’re also paranoid as they will still

Run away from extinguished Soul campfires despite not being lit while this feature isn’t in Java Edition it’s likely a bug in Bedrock and finally on our list in Bedrock Edition the crossbows loading animation is completely different to Java’s crossbow there’s loads more features that can

Only be found in Bedrock let me know if you want to see a part two anyways boy