The Strongest Minecraft Mob. (Lore Theory)

After the defeat of the Heart of Ender, something powerful remained, probably still remaining to this very day. An immortal being, with a quest for infinite knowledge and power, Zombies, Endermen and even Humans wouldn’t have a reason to attack it, but their pride and ignorance have let

Them multiply, with one sitting at the very top as their leader. If you enjoy the video, consider subscribing. Since we hit 1k subs, I wanted to make a big theory video, with multiple topics that don’t link up but are worth talking about.

In this video, we’re going to be taking a look at the Tower Keeper, a possibly evolved Tuff Golem, the Endersent with more possible lore behind their influence over the End and more. When the Tuff Golem was announced, a lot of people concluded what it looks like the most,

Not just being similar to some of the stone golems that come from Minecraft Legends trailers, having an almost directly mirrored design. Tuff Golems look extremely similar to The Tower Keeper. The Tower Keeper controls the hostile and dangerous place known as the Tower, having locations and magic from other dimensions within it.

For example, Piglins are present within this tower, but there are still windows that open out to the Overworld, yet they aren’t zombifying. We’ve only seen the Endersent teleport Watchlings to its aid to protect itself, but you can see the Tower Keeper using magic to teleport and summon mobs that are stronger than that,

They’re seen to use blue and purple magic, which if you know what each colour corresponds with, you would know that this entity after years of studying and searching, they gained the ability to use Soul and End based magic.

The only other entity that has been seen to mix these two was the Wretched Wraith, which was an unstable but powerful force, taking over the Lone Fortress by itself. When I say it was unstable I mean it, leading to it being defeated really easily, but the

Tower Keeper seems to have mastered both, even re-creating the Vine creatures from the Jungle that were infected by immense End magic, using these now endangered creatures to fight the player for its amusement. Ranking in power is shown in the world of Minecraft through attire.

Like how Evokers wear gold-tipped robes to show their power, the Tower Keeper wears a red gold-tipped robe, similar to the cloth piece that the Tuff Golem is shown to have, along with the same blue eyes. They lack the hindrance of survival needs, not being flesh, not needing food or water

And not having limitations from which other beings in this world suffer from. But one thing I’ve noticed, they can’t summon an Endersent, but they can summon any other Ender creature, maybe the powers clash, but I still find it interesting that an entity

That isn’t bound to its dimension as a result of its immense power can’t teleport something less strong. Speaking of the Endersent and other End creatures, I’ve noticed that Endermen when they’ve teleported and haven’t re-materialised, their voice distorts and echoes, which I find interesting to back

Up my point that the Ancient City is the safest place from the Endersent. Being that sound travels of vibration waves, it wouldn’t be much of a stretch to say that it aggravates the Warden the most, preparing it to face the soon-to-materialise Ender creature.

End mobs are said to teleport by stepping into a pocket dimension and stepping out at a new location, there’s a possibility this could be the deep dark, being why the sculk has a similar colour pallet to the End portal and relies on vibrations, being able to detect

End invaders easier, with the Warden not having eyes to not aggravate Endermen or anything similar. There could have been some interference, with the Sculk taking on soul energy instead of End magic, how could the Sculk have generated in the first place without something to kickstart it?

If you haven’t seen my past two videos focused on End, let my good friend Marok sum it up for you. Xatrix theorised that the Endersent are coming to Minecraft, with the proof being that in the Ancient Cities, where disc 5 is found, you can hear one of the Endersents’ Idle sounds,

Seemingly protecting the End portal, or capturing some of the Ancient Builders who figured out how to breach into their dimension in the first place. Seeing the builders create amazing items and structures, they used their ability to infect them with end magic, like how they infect the areas they hide in within the Overworld.

You wouldn’t be able to expect a powerful brute of a mob to be able to build anything with big hammer-shaped hands, so they took control of the builders, turning them into Endermen. The infection is present within dissections in the Mobestiary, showing a human

Skull that doesn’t line up with the Endermans’ sharp fangs and the purple growth planted in the centre of their frontal lobe, the part of the brain that’s responsible for the majority of movement, expressive language and more, giving the Endersent almost full control over the once human builders.

If you wanna see more outtakes from that recording go check out my second channel, I’ll hopefully release them sometime after this video comes out. The Endersent is strong, probably one of the strongest mobs in the world of Minecraft, but if one Endersent went up against a Warden, it would probably lose.

If you wanna know more about these topics, check out any of my two End theory videos so far. So if the Endersent did infect the Ancient Builders, turning them into Endermen that they control, it would make a lot of sense for why they just aimlessly walk around the End, not really doing anything.

Since Endersent are more powerful they’re more tethered to their dimension, being why they have to climb through the portal to go between dimensions, or how the Heart of Ender can’t materialize its form outside of the End.

I’ve also had the idea that the Heart of Ender might not have been the ruler to start, possibly being the equivalent of a golem that protects the dimension from those who might threaten it. The Endersent could’ve put a lot of End magic into it, being so powerful to the point of

Being able to control lesser dimensions like the Overworld. But whether the Heart of Ender ruled over the End or not, it must have eventually been casted out by adventurers or even Endersent that recognised it could take their place in their hierarchy.

After the threat of the players made itself known, the Endersent may have realised that having the Heart of Ender, taking control or not would be their defence, sending Endermen through different dimensions to recover it. When they do, 6 Endersent seal the portal off and go to different places in the Overworld,

Infecting their area enough to work as a one-way wormhole back. If you’ve played Minecraft Dungeons, you would probably know that these 6 perish, having the Eyes of Ender used to open the portal to defeat and rid the Heart of Ender from existence.

Our next topic is the Piglins from the Minecraft Legends trailers, the canonicity is a bit cloudy. Assuming it’s canon to the overall story, the Piglin leaders don’t seem as aware of everything as the Endersent are, more focused on the excess of Gold and other valuables the Overworld has.

As an explanation for the zombies, skeletons, creepers and such being passive we know that there could be one reason why this could be possible, the Heart of Ender in its orb form. In Minecraft Dungeons the undead and other creatures don’t burn in the daylight, following

The will of the Arch Illager, through the power of the Heart of Ender to alter the world. Who’s to say the Arch Illager was the only one to use it? It is responsible for the creation of Redstone Golems, which are seen in the darkness of

The cave it was found in, so it may have been used before to make these entities passive for a short amount of time. Possibly by someone who could resist the Heart of Ender’s influence and manipulation, while someone mentally weaker like Archie wasn’t able to withstand it, using it for evil.

That could also be the reason why you don’t see the Piglins zombify or shake instantly as they enter the Overworld. There’s a possibility that the final quest of the game is going to make the Zombification process more aggressive, keeping Piglins and other Nether enemies from invading ever again.

One thing I do find interesting, the Piglin King is covered in purple scars, alongside purple glowing eyes. The only thing in the nether that I could conclude is that it possibly relates to crying obsidian, but there’s a major possibility that an Enderman or something similar may

Have come across them, possibly even teaching them the concept of other dimensions existing, eventually utilizing End magic and controlling other Piglins. Every other mob from Minecraft and Minecraft Dungeons that has purple eyes, always seems

To have been influenced by or is from the End, so it might not be that far of a stretch to make. Thank you for watching! If you enjoyed this video and wanna see more like it, like and subscribe if you haven’t already!

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