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[Animation vs Minecraft]'s Grieving Tyrant

“And still, through all this overwhelming grief and fear and loss, my anger is an ever-present demon. It tangles itself in all the other emotions, stealing the sweetness from my love, poisoning my fear. I watch from the doorway, until finally everything stops.” - Kerry Anne King

Loss can be a heavy thing. When some of us lose something valuable, something precious to us, we might be driven to the brink of our morality. Some may be driven mad and likewise lose all sense, others may close themselves off so as to never be hurt again, a few of us might even fight tooth and nail in a vain attempt to regain what is long gone. However, some of us might just be overwhelmed by rage; instead of bellowing in pity, we might be driven for a new found sense of revenge, aiming to destroy what has caused this pain to begin with once and for all.

This lone king is one of those cases. The power of vengeance is quite a terrifying power indeed, so why don't we put said power to the test as we analyze the redeemed king of the Piglins, King Orange.

Let's resolve this paradox in an Abnormally Normal Blog!

Before We Start

Animator vs Animation is a shockingly large franchise, so we’ll first establish what we’ll be using.

Obviously we’ll use the mainline canon, Animator vs Animation, Green’s Influencer Arc (including all official content/social media revolving around said arc), Animation vs Minecraft & its serialized continuation (which is King Orange’s original appearance that is very much canon to the wider story, confirmed by a YouTube Short funnily enough), teases and information from the as-of-now unreleased Animation VERSUS (a fighting game confirmed to take place within the world of Animator vs Animation and includes King Orange as a playable character), and Animation vs League of Legends, as that video explains the cast’s trust of Purple later on in Animation vs Minecraft. Outside of that, most other AvA-related projects will also be brought into consideration, as they all clearly use the same characters, can be comfortably fitted into the canon with no real contradictions, and to be frank, AvA is very loose with its canon anyways, given just about everything featuring the iconic stick figures is treated as part of the same world by Alan. So, that would include:

  • Animation vs Minecraft Season 3 - In Real Time
  • Animation vs YouTube
  • Animation vs Pokemon
  • Animation vs Super Mario Bros
  • Animation vs Arcade Games
  • Actual Shorts
  • Animators vs Games Reaction Commentaries
  • Additional Q&As

The one thing we have yet to mention is the Animation vs Education series. While it does clearly use the main character of The Second Coming from the main series, its setting and canonicity relating to the story is extremely ambiguous. However, for the purposes of this blog, we will be including it for certain aspects such as physical feats and innate abilities, as elaborated on later (see Q&A).

Finally, he will be getting access to just about everything relating to Minecraft he should have logically had access to during his time using the Minecraft Icon (see Q&A), though he won’t get access to any new features added after his defeat (Animation vs Minecraft Shorts Ep. 30 released on December 3rd, 2022), as that’s stuff that would have been added to the game long after he no longer had access to the Minecraft Icon. [Note: While King Orange has used The Staff in more recent media, he’s only used it in conjunction with the Command Block, and it’s unlikely he’d use the Minecraft Icon again any time soon, so while his more recent usages of the Command Block Staff will be noted, his usage of how much he can do with the Minecraft Icon will still be limited to the final time he had it.]

Special thanks to The Minecraft Wiki for being absolutely goated and cataloguing every aspect of the game!

Background

Long before he was known as king, “Orange” was nothing more than a caring father, who wished nothing more than to take care of his son, Gold. His son was energetic, cheerful, and loved to play, and so the two decided to go to a nearby fair and pass the time.

Things would eventually take a drastic turn once Gold spotted an attraction that caught his eye; a simulation for a game called “Minecraft,” which he would jump at the opportunity to play. Not aware of the tragedy ahead, Orange would allow him to enter the game as he watched from outside, but before he knew it, things went wrong. The attraction malfunctioned, the simulation began to collapse, and as he desperately tried to break into the game, all he could do was watch helplessly as his son was sucked in as the simulation crashed. He was dead.

Now alone, and with no way to release his anger, he would be driven slowly mad, and from then on he’d resolve himself to destroy this world, Minecraft, for what it had taken from him. A tall order for a mere man like himself, but nothing his resolve couldn’t overcome. After many nights, he’d forge a powerful weapon; a Staff capable of harnessing the power of whatever block he put into it, and now he just needed something to power it. Even after getting his hand on the strongest item known to Minecraft, the Command Block, it wasn’t enough, he needed something far beyond the game, something no one had ever truly wielded… and as it turns out, he’d find his answer: The Minecraft Icon, the symbol representing the game itself.

He had no clue where to find it, but eventually, he’d discover it was in the hands of 5 colorful stick figures: Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, and The Second Coming. After asking for help, he’d manage to recruit a young stick figure looking to impress him, Purple, who knew where to find them and would help in finally achieving the goal he’d set out for himself. Now with all the pieces having fallen into place, he’d set off into Minecraft, enslaving a tribe of Piglins, sending Purple to manipulate the stick figures and lure them right into his trap, and finally go get his hands on their Minecraft Icon. Of course, things wouldn’t go according to plan, as they’d escape and begin fighting back, getting another Minecraft Icon to clash with his own, yet no matter what new allies or tricks they’d pull, no matter who he’d have to sacrifice and betray, be they his own Piglins or Purple, he wouldn’t give up until he’d won. Even after Purple joined the stick figure’s side, no longer wishing to be abandoned by those he looked up to and fighting for his friends, King Orange managed to triumph, taking the two Minecraft Icons for himself and fusing them into a single unstoppable power, and unleashing an all-consuming vortex that would blast all his foes and the entire game into nothing.

And yet… as Purple desperately pushed against this force, wishing nothing more than to protect the people who’d accepted him… King Orange began to remember. He remembered his own son, who had desperately struggled against the clutches of the game in his final moments, he remembered how excited he’d be to try and impress him, and he remembered everything he’d put Purple through in return. In his quest to find some kind of resolution, he’d damaged another kid like the one he’d lost, and as Purple was sucked into the vortex, he realized that this time, he had the chance to save him. King Orange would leap into the vortex and finally embrace him as the father figure he’d never had, as the rest of the stick figures managed to stop his vortex and save the world. With everyone freed from the vortex’s clutches, Orange would renounce any form of authority and fix the damage he’d caused, walking away to live in isolation once more… yet despite everything he’d done, Purple still ultimately forgave him, and wished to accompany him so he wouldn’t have to be alone again. The two would finally walk off, and once more, the old king could live happy as nothing more than a father.

Experience, Skill & Intelligence

King Orange is, by all intents and purposes, a genius. He studied it for what's implied to be years, giving him extensive knowledge on everything regarding the game, which he put to good use alongside impressive engineering skills to not only calculate the exact method needed to destroy the Minecraft world using complex equations, but later create the Block Staff, a device that can harness reality warping power. He even created an entire advanced parkour course to manipulate and trap the stick figures to take the Minecraft Icon, planning this out months in advance, and he later manipulated Blue and Yellow with ease.

In the heat of the moment, his fighting style is incredibly oppressive, overwhelming opponents with non-stop attacks and using the limitless creative potential that comes with his Staff to bombard them before they can react. Even when put on the backfoot, he’s able to defend from attacks coming from all sides for long enough to find an opening or come up with a solution, like when he fought Herobrine, an opponent he had no knowledge on and whose own absurdly overwhelming barrage of clones, weapons, and teleportation caught him completely off-guard, yet he was able to fight him off for long enough to find a weakness, at which point he’d immediately rush him down and prevent him from escaping to exploit it. Speaking of which, he can exploit moments of vulnerability or come up with counters to his foes to gain the upperhand, and he’s consistently a master of using his opponent’s own attacks or powers against them even in extremely fast-paced situations, like when, after having his Staff stolen, he used the wall Yellow had created to block his was as leverage to leap into the air and chase after Purple, or shortly after when he reflected the Titan Ravager’s charge and got its head stuck in the ground, using that time to climb on top of it and jump over the cast chasing him; he’s been capable of easily overwhelming the stickmen (who've been fighting since they were created, or roughly 10-13 years of fighting experience by the time of their final confrontation, though more recent statements place them at around their early 20s), despite them having a numbers advantage, and even without using the Staff’s powers, he can wield it as a conventional weapon to fight off multiple assailants at once all using different unorthodox weapons and abilities such as swords, bows, firework crossbows, fishing rods, spider silk, and teleportation. He was capable of defeating beings like the Titan Ravager, a massive and enhanced kaiju, and he could almost immediately adapt to and fool the Warden, a juggernaut that was physically overwhelming him and could sense his every move through the vibrations and sounds he made. Overall, he can easily continue fighting even without his primary weapon, the Staff, thanks to his incredible capabilities in hand-to-hand, and it goes without saying he’s very proficient at fighting with his Staff at just about any range.

Arsenal

Opera Glasses

He’s old…

Knives

Sharp!

Crown

A gift from Purple that shows he’s king.

Cool Throne

Pretty cool, innit?

Herobrine Shrine

Featless bastard…

Pigstep (AvM Remix)

Sick tunes!

He also has other discs ig…

Discs

  • “13”
  • “cat”
  • “blocks”
  • “chirp”
  • “far”
  • “mall”
  • “mellohi”
  • “stal”
  • “strad”
  • “ward”
  • “11”
  • “wait”
  • “otherside”
  • “5”
  • “Pigstep” (The normal version)

Books

He's got a large library of books for his researching needs, having information on black holes, vortexes, the entire Minecraft Wiki, and even myths surrounding it. He's learned much from them.

Crafting Table

With the right ingredients, it can be used to create almost any Minecraft item.

Chest

A block used to store items within it for storage. It can even store massive populations of animals and entire people (shown above).

Variants

Loom

When a banner is placed upon it, a unique pattern can be carved on it.

Banners

While they’re mainly used for decoration, they can also mark specific locations on a map.

Colors

  • Black Banner
  • Blue Banner
  • Brown Banner
  • Cyan Banner
  • Gray Banner
  • Green Banner
  • Light Blue Banner
  • Light Gray Banner
  • Lime Banner
  • Magenta Banner
  • Ominous Banner
  • Orange Banner
  • Pink Banner
  • Purple Banner
  • Red Banner
  • White Banner
  • Yellow Banner

Slime Blocks

Extremely bouncy blocks capable of sticking other blocks together. They can be used to gain momentum, break falls, or as fast projectiles.

Sponges

Wow, shocker, the sponges absorb water. Just a few of them are enough to dry out an entire room.

Pointed Dripstone

This block can form either stalactites (pointing down), or stalagmites (pointing up). Stalactites only grow when under a dripstone block with water above it, while stalagmites grow on blocks under that if close enough.

Variants

Minecarts

Surprisingly solid method of transportation despite being limited to rails. The stickmen have utilized them to hop across platforms, swing from vines, traverse bodies of water, jump off of them like platforms mid-air, cross large pits by creating more rails as they pass over them, build up momentum in short bursts, or just… smack each other with them. Pretty effective, I’d say.

They can also have items placed inside them, allowing for different variants.

Variants

Boats

It’s a boat. It goes through water… and also taps into the Speed Force when rowing on ice I guess.

Variant

Master Cookbook

A book containing all sorts of delicious recipes from various different cultures.

Recipes

Beds

Can be used to mark your respawn point so long as it isn't destroyed, seemingly restoring your energy, or explode in the Nether/The End, which is a surprisingly effective offensive option. Said explosion has also been used for mobility, launching the person at an incredible speed to increase the strength of their hits.

Colors

  • Black Bed
  • Blue Bed
  • Brown Bed
  • Cyan Bed
  • Gray Bed
  • Green Bed
  • Light Blue Bed
  • Light Gray Bed
  • Lime Bed
  • Magenta Bed
  • Orange Bed
  • Pink Bed
  • Purple Bed
  • Red Bed
  • White Bed
  • Yellow Bed

Respawn Anchor

Functions the same as beds, but it can work in any dimension, though they only get 4 respawns from it. It can be recharged with glowstone.

Furnace

Idk, you ever used a kitchen?

When fuel (wood, plants, charcoal, coal, blaze roads, or lava) is placed underneath, it will bring the furnace to life, smelting anything inside, which can be used to cook food, refine ores into usable material, melt down metal items into nuggets, turn sand into glass, dry out sponges, and smooth over rocks.

Variants

Enchanting Table

Through the use of Lapis Lazuli, it can give many different items a variety of enchantments.

General Enchantments

Enchantments that can be added to all enchantable items.

Enchanted Origami

Created from the pages of the Enchanting Table, they’re haunted origami cranes that shoot explosive magic.

Flute & Music Book

It appears to be a long lost melody from a forgotten civilization capable of soothing and directing Wardens.

Enchanted Compass

While its function is left ambiguous, it’s seemingly used by Purple as a guide to target and find specific portals in the Nether.

Animated Maps

Maps that can project seemingly any kind of video/animation King Orange desires, including actual YouTube videos.

Anvil

The ‘ol reliable way of modifying items, it can brand names onto them, repair/fuse them, alter maps, and enchant them with enchanted books. Most notably, it’s been used to forge entirely new weapons, making it quite versatile… or you could just drop it on someone.

Brewing Stand

Through the right combinations of ingredients, water bottles as containers, and blaze powder as fuel, the Brewing Stand can create just about any kind of potion in Minecraft (3 potions at a time).

Cauldron

Playing nicely into the Brewing Stand, the Cauldron can hold liquids such as water, dyed water, lava, powdered snow, and even potions. It’s an effective storage unit, and it can even serve as a way to clean items or tip arrows with the potion effects within.

Diamond Gear

It’s always good to have some tools on-hand. Made out of the (previously) strongest material, diamond, these weapons are no joke!

One can equip themselves with a full set of diamond armor (helmet, chestplate, leggings, and boots), and take arms with a variety of diamond tools (swords, pickaxes, axes, shovels, and hoes). If the base set isn’t enough, they can be enchanted for several effects.

Enchantments

  • Diamond Armor (Helmet, Chestplate, Leggings, Boots):
  • Diamond Weapons (Sword, Axe, Pickaxe, Shovel, Hoe):

Variants

Bow & Arrow

In case fighting at a close range won’t cut it, there’s always the option of switching to the reliable Bow & Arrow.

While its use is quite simple, it can be equipped with enchantments to diversify its utility, and it’s been used to shoot out more than just arrows, like potions!

Enchantments

Trident

A powerful tool that can serve as both a melee weapon and throwable ranged option. With enchantments, its versatility skyrockets.

Enchantments

Crossbow

Stronger alternative to a bow. Much like the bow, it can fire more than just arrows, like large cakes or a second crossbow! It might take longer to charge, but its set of enchantments make it more than stand out.

Enchantments

Shield

Likely the most effective form of defense, it negates all incoming physical damage, and heavily reduces the knockback of explosions and strong hits. However, hits from an axe or strong enough entity such as a Warden can disable the shield, turning it unusable for a time. It’s good for more than just defense though, as it can reflect enemy projectiles or continuously ricochet them to build up energy, and when combined with TNT, it can be used for a TNT jump, which sends the user flying through the air; a great mobility option… if used well.

TNT

Your generic explosives; they can be ignited, which will cause them to hiss before exploding. They’re surprisingly effective as semi-projectiles when chucked, and have been used to block and reflect volleys of projectiles.

Flint and Steel

The most efficient way to generate small flames in Minecraft, or ignite TNT.

Monster Spawners

A mob spawner will create an endless number of entities for as long as it’s active, meaning so long as it’s not exposed to bright lights (though that only applies to dark-dwelling mobs) or destroyed. Notably, if someone were to mix Spawn Eggs inside of them, they could create an abundance of mob hybrids.

Turtle Shell

When placed on one’s head, it magically allows the user to hold their breath for absurdly long spans of time.

Elytra

A pair of wings found only in the End, they allow for great mobility across the sky. While they’re technically supposed to be used for gliding, stick figures like Purple can use them for straight-up flight; stopping, turning, and elevating mid-air with ease.

Firework Rockets

Despite their simplistic design, they offer a lot of versatility in their use. Non-explosive fireworks can be used in conjunction with an elytra to vastly increase one’s speed and distance, strapped to minecarts for a temporary speed boost, or just used to fly directly. Alternatively, explosive fireworks can be attached to crossbows or simply thrown to act as destructive projectiles, and if vanilla fireworks aren’t enough, they can be modified to fly for longer distances with gunpowder, and release even more devastating explosions through extra firework stars.

Or, you know, if you’re BORING, they can just be used as regular fireworks for celebrations.

Fishing Rod

Holy shit it’s Airen Attack Titan.

This is somehow one of the most utilized tools at the stickmen’s disposal; it’s shockingly sturdy, being able to lasso the Ender Dragon and a giant obsidian stickman avatar. It can latch onto objects to use as tethering points to swing around (including on ceilings and walls), hold down flying threats, snatch items from an opponent’s hands, slowly descend down from platforms, pull the user or their opponent in to land devastating combos, lasso multiple targets at once to lead into combos, entangle and guide/weaponize large entities like Ghasts (twice!), quickly stop one’s fall and avoid traps, and stop the wielder or others from flying off the ground. If all else fails, it also works weirdly well as a blunt weapon.
Enchantments

Lures

  • Carrot on a Stick
  • Warped Fungus on a Stick

Unique Enchanted Items

Potions

Drugs! Ahem, potions are “consumables” that apply helpful or damaging effects to a user or target. There are many ways to alter said potions; for instance, glowstone dust upgrades the effect’s level, redstone increases its duration, fermented spider eyes invert the potion’s effect, and while normal potions need to be drunk, gunpowder or dragon’s breath can transform the potion into a different variant of itself to splash onto others. Also, for some reason, drinking all potions together will turn even a basic pig into a hand-to-hand master.

Variants

Potion Effects

Conduit

When submerged underwater (and surrounded by an activation frame composed of prismarine elements), the conduit grants any nearby players (who are in contact with water) the Conduit Power effect; restoring their oxygen, granting them night vision, and increasing their mining speed by 16.7% for as long as they’re under its effect. Additionally, it will magically harm hostile mobs in its range every 2 seconds (again, if they’re in contact with water).

Spectral Arrow

A variant of arrows that applies the Glowing effect onto a target, making them visible through walls.

Spawn Eggs

The primary method to bring mobs into existence, Spawn Eggs do more or less what you’d expect; popping mobs into being when cracked open. Spawn Eggs can be inserted into dispensers to shoot out the mobs inside, placed inside Monster Spawners to mass-produce the designated entity (or fuse them into horrible hybrids), and they even have a chance of creating baby versions of the spawned mobs.

Mob Eggs

  • Allay Spawn Egg
  • Axolotl Spawn Egg
  • Bat Spawn Egg
  • Bee Spawn Egg
  • Blaze Spawn Egg
  • Camel Spawn Egg
  • Cat Spawn Egg
  • Cave Spider Spawn Egg
  • Chicken Spawn Egg
  • Cod Spawn Egg
  • Cow Spawn Egg
  • Creeper Spawn Egg
  • Dolphin Spawn Egg
  • Donkey Spawn Egg
  • Drowned Spawn Egg
  • Elder Guardian Spawn Egg
  • Ender Dragon Spawn Egg
  • Enderman Spawn Egg
  • Endermite Spawn Egg
  • Evoker Spawn Egg
  • Fox Spawn Egg
  • Frog Spawn Egg
  • Ghast Spawn Egg
  • Glow Squid Spawn Egg
  • Goat Spawn Egg
  • Guardian Spawn Egg
  • Hoglin Spawn Egg
  • Horse Spawn Egg
  • Husk Spawn Egg
  • Iron Golem Spawn Egg
  • Llama Spawn Egg
  • Magma Cube Spawn Egg
  • Mooshroom Spawn Egg
  • Mule Spawn Egg
  • Ocelot Spawn Egg
  • Panda Spawn Egg
  • Parrot Spawn Egg
  • Phantom Spawn Egg
  • Pig Spawn Egg
  • Piglin Spawn Egg
  • Piglin Spawn Egg
  • Pillager Spawn Egg
  • Polar Bear Spawn Egg
  • Pufferfish Spawn Egg
  • Rabbit Spawn Egg
  • Ravager Spawn Egg
  • Salmon Spawn Egg
  • Sheep Spawn Egg
  • Shulker Spawn Egg
  • Silverfish Spawn Egg
  • Skeleton Spawn Egg
  • Skeleton Horse Spawn Egg
  • Slime Spawn Egg
  • Sniffer Spawn Egg
  • Snow Golem Spawn Egg
  • Spider Spawn Egg
  • Squid Spawn Egg
  • Stray Spawn Egg
  • Strider Spawn Egg
  • Tadpole Spawn Egg
  • Trader Llama Spawn Egg
  • Tropical Fish Spawn Egg
  • Turtle Spawn Egg
  • Vex Spawn Egg
  • Villager Spawn Egg
  • Vindicator Spawn Egg
  • Wandering Trader Spawn Egg
  • Warden Spawn Egg
  • Witch Spawn Egg
  • Wither Spawn Egg
  • Wither Skeleton Spawn Egg
  • Wolf Spawn Egg
  • Zoglin Spawn Egg
  • Zombie Spawn Egg
  • Zombie Horse Spawn Egg
  • Zombie Villager Spawn Egg
  • Zombified Piglin Spawn Egg

Note Blocks

Not only are they great for creating sick tunes, but they hold a LOT of versatility. The sound of a note block is determined by the block beneath it, and the pitch can be manually modified. The power of music has also shown the ability to control animals like silverfish, communicate with other species, generate physical images, and they’ve even been modified by the stickmen into unique variants.

Variants

Beacons

When a beacon is placed on top of a pyramid made of iron, gold, emerald, diamond, or netherite blocks, it will release a vertical beam of light (as long as nothing blocks the light), shortly after applying beneficial effects to those nearby for as long as it’s active. A max-powered beacon can apply either a level 1 primary power (Speed, Haste, Resistance, Jump Bost, and Strength) and a secondary power (Regeneration), one level 2 primary power, or two level 1 primary powers. Finally, King Orange’s beacons in particular are modified to act as teleporters; touching the light of one beacon will teleport you to the next linked beacon (like portals), touching the light of two beacons at once can teleport a target far from the battlefield, and the light of three beacons converging allows for the user to traverse dimensions, such as going from the Nether to the Overworld.

End Crystals

The End Crystals are primarily found within the End dimension. They can only be spawned atop obsidian or bedrock, explode when damaged, and constantly heal the Ender Dragon in case it ever takes damage. If placed around the End’s exit portal when the dragon is dead, they can fully recreate the other End Crystals and revive the Ender Dragon, or if they can’t detect the dragon nearby, they can generate a Dragon Egg and open the exit portal.

Golden Apples

While they’re probably really uncomfortable to eat, they apply the Absorption and Regeneration effects for a short time, which absorb a limited amount of damage for the user and (as established earlier) regenerate non-lethal injuries they have sustained respectively, making them a great survivability option. Additionally, when combined with a splash potion of weakness, they can cure zombification.

Variants

Totem of Undying

A mystical item that prevents the holder’s death upon suffering a fatal blow (though they need to be holding it), removing all status effects applied to them and granting them powerful regeneration and an immunity to heat for nearly a minute, plus 5 seconds of absorbing incoming damage.

Portals

Believe it or not, King Orange is quite well versed in dimensional travel (Rick Sanchez?), giving him a few portals at his disposal.

End Ship

Yep, they fly now.

By simply flipping a lever, an End Ship can fly forwards or backwards at impressive speeds, enough to keep up with the Ender Dragon. The ships are composed of end stone bricks and purpur blocks, being home to 3 shulkers, a brewing stand (with 2 Instant Health II potions), a dragon head, and a treasure room covered in obsidian guarding two chests filled with loot and an elytra placed upon an item frame.

Bastion Remnant

King Orange’s main base he, ahem, “borrowed” from the inhabiting Piglins. It contains his cool golden throne, and is protected by an army of Piglin Brutes all at his command. Bastions contain 4 different structures within them, each with their own composition.

Structures

Lucky Blocks

The absolute pinnacle of gambling, opening up a Lucky Block can lead to basically anything happening. The result is completely random. Within each Lucky Block lies a gateway to the Lucky Block Dimension, an entire world ruled by a shapeless, luminescent entity (fancy way of saying it’s an orb of light) capable of producing seemingly anything possible within Minecraft; from various ordinary items and living creatures, to magical structures and more Lucky Blocks, to even item fusions and mobs with impossible abilities! Anyone getting their hands on the entity would have the ability to control this creation ability, however, doing so will put them at risk of being possessed by the entity, having their soul ripped out of their bodies and teleported away to a sort of astral prison.

Unique Creations

  • Bob: An extremely powerful zombie covered in diamond gear.
  • Golden Nugget Pig: A pig that generates golden nuggets.
  • Magic Minecart: Cool minecart that flies!
  • Flying Horse: Gee, I wonder what it does (it also has golden armor cause idk).
  • Wings: Gee, I wonder what they do (no, I have nothing extra to add).
  • Nether Wart Wand: It creates Nether Wart anywhere the user points to.
  • Grappling Hooks: Oh wow this really is Assault on Big Man.
  • Crafting Table Hat: Not only is it stylish, it’s also capable of crafting anything you think of as long as the right materials are around.
  • Explosive Slime: Bro thinks he’s him 💀
  • Watermelon Blade of Destiny: Absurdly powerful sword that makes cool sparkles when slashing an enemy.
  • Prismarine Bow: Besides being oversized, it uses a form of trident arrows as ammunition, seemingly holding much more power than a regular bow.
  • Flame Rod: Shoots fireballs.
  • Fireball: Unlike a regular fireball, the user can fire them indefinitely.
  • Super Potion: Gives every positive effect to the user.
  • Redstone Torches: They can shoot out small fireballs for like, no reason.
  • TNT Arrow: It’s an arrow with TNT as the tip. You tell me what it does.
  • Rocket Pig: Damn, we got pigs flying before GTA 6.

Bedrock

Bedrock is a block designed specifically to be indestructible to anything in Minecraft. Really not much more to it.

Barriers

Barriers appear to be the most durable block in Minecraft, being conventionally indestructible and invisible. They’ve been shown to be unaffected by the powers of the Lucky Block Staff, which can warp, transmute, and give life to matter, they can block all sorts of magical and elemental attacks at once (including those which can telekinetically move around other blocks), and they’re even strong enough to break through bedrock.

Structure Block

Its main purpose is to “save” designated structures (to a file, memory, or disk) and allow you to export them to recreate them later, like copy-pasting something.

Structure Block Settings

Supplementary Items

Structures

Structure-likes

Jigsaw Block

Jigsaw blocks are designed to be used as a way to generate “jigsaw structures” (pillager outposts, villages, bastion remnants, and ancient cities) out of smaller templates, or even set up multiple layers of jigsaw blocks to, as you’d imagine, give the structures multiple layers. They also come equipped with a fair share of customizability options:

Jigsaw Block Settings

Redstone

The ultimate tool for nerds with too much free time, Redstone itself is primarily used to build circuits to connect and power various machines. It can activate bells, big dripleaves, dragon heads, fence gates, note blocks, Piglin heads, rails, trapdoors, structure blocks, command blocks, and TNT. Of course, that in itself is drastically underselling how much potential it has. Since one can basically do anything with it, we’ll just go over what we’ve seen the stickmen use Redstone for.
Redstone Electronics

  • Armor, Elytra, Heads, Shield: Entities close enough to it will have the items forcefully equipped.
  • Arrow, Bottle o’ Enchanting, Egg, Fire Charge, Snowball, Splash Potion, Lingering Potion: The item is shot out at high-speeds in the direction it was facing.
  • Boat: If it’s dispensed onto water or the ground, it will spawn as an entity.
  • Firework Rocket: The firework will instantly become active upon being released.
  • Bone Meal: If shot towards a plant, will cause it to grow.
  • Bucket: Collects liquids in front of the dispenser.
  • Flint and Steel: Ignites the block the dispenser is facing.
  • Lava Bucket, Water Bucket: Dispenses their contents.
  • Minecart, Minecart with Chest, Minecart with Command Block, Minecart with Furnace, Minecart with Hopper, Minecart with TNT: If placed onto a rail, will be directly placed down as an entity.
  • TNT: The TNT is ignited upon release.
  • Shears: Shears whatever sheep the dispenser was directly in front of.
  • Glowstone: When facing towards a Respawn Anchor, it refills it by 1 level.

Redstone Creations

Command Blocks

A Command Block is one of the strongest items in the game, likely the second strongest. As the name implies, Command Blocks can have commands typed into them, where they will then carry them out when activated (we’ll get to those later). They come with handy manuals informing the user of usable commands, and they're practically indestructible (though a bolt of lightning can make them go haywire). They’ve been used to stop the momentum of a fall and teleport/respawn the Stick Figures if they were to die. Additionally, they come with a few different settings/variations with unique effects.

Command Block Settings

Variants

Parkour Simulation

A complex trap constructed through MANY Command Blocks, it was used by King Orange to trap the stickmen in endlessly looping parkour segments. The obsidian shell projects a fake sky, making it hard to tell you’re even trapped to begin with. Attempting to jump out of it or onto other courses is useless, as you’ll simply get teleported back onto your course, and it’s guarded by Piglins who will chase down their target to stop them from escaping. Finally, every inch of it is monitored through security cameras, which constantly record the inmates’ activity.

Minecraft Icons

The most powerful item in Minecraft, it contains the entirety of Minecraft's code within it, and thus, can achieve or create more or less anything achievable in Minecraft, including performing commands even without a command block. More notably, it protects the user from all forms of death in Minecraft, even through Commands, and is unaffected by attempts to deactivate Creative Mode in any way.

Stick Golem

A giant avatar made of hard rock to protect the user, blocking conventional attacks like arrows with ease. It can change its composition at will; becoming cobblestone or obsidian to harden itself, shapeshifting limbs into water to extinguish explosives, constructing its arm out of pistons to increase its striking power, and quickly reconstructing itself if damaged. And of course, its massive strength means it can stomp the shit out of anyone that stands in its way.

Block of Netherite Weapons

Giant weapons made of netherite blocks he can control through the Minecraft Icon.

The Staff

A powerful artifact created by King Orange, it can harness the energy of any block placed in it and enhance it. Placing different blocks leads to different effects.

Blocks

The Vortex

Created via the fusion of two Minecraft Icons harnessed by the Block Staff, it’s capable of traversing dimensions and engulfing all of Minecraft. According to Alan, only King Orange can turn it on or off, even if someone else gets the Staff.

MISC Minecraft Items

Given his access to just about every Minecraft item, we’ll list off everything he should have had access to at his peak.

  • Flowers
  • Allium
  • Azure Bluet
  • Blue Orchid
  • Cornflower
  • Dandelion
  • Closed Eyeblossom
  • Open Eyeblossom
  • Lily of the Valley
  • Oxeye Daisy
  • Poppy
  • Orange Tulip
  • Pink Tulip
  • Red Tulip
  • White Tulip
  • Wither Rose
  • Lilac
  • Peony
  • Pitcher Plant
  • Rose Bush
  • Sunflower
  • Dyes
  • Black Dye
  • Blue Dye
  • Brown Dye
  • Cyan Dye
  • Gray Dye
  • Green Dye
  • Light Blue Dye
  • Light Gray Dye
  • Lime Dye
  • Magenta Dye
  • Orange Dye
  • Pink Dye
  • Purple Dye
  • Red Dye
  • White Dye
  • Yellow Dye
  • Flower Pot
  • Saplings
  • Acacia Sapling
  • Bamboo Shoot
  • Birch Sapling
  • Cave Vines
  • Dark Oak Sapling
  • Jungle Sapling
  • Mangrove Propagule
  • Oak Sapling
  • Spruce Sapling
  • Leaves
  • Acacia Leaves
  • Azalea Leaves
  • Big Dripleaf
  • Birch Leaves
  • Dark Oak Leaves
  • Flowering Azalea Leaves
  • Jungle Leaves
  • Mangrove Leaves
  • Oak Leaves
  • Small Dripleaf
  • Spruce Leaves
  • Wooden Blocks
  • Acacia Log
  • Acacia Planks
  • Acacia Slab
  • Acacia Stairs
  • Acacia Wood
  • Bamboo: Large enough bamboo can be used as giant walking sticks to stomp smaller mobs or as fencing lances.
  • Birch Log
  • Birch Planks
  • Birch Slab
  • Birch Stairs
  • Birch Wood
  • Crimson Hyphae
  • Crimson Planks
  • Crimson Slab
  • Crimson Stairs
  • Crimson Stem
  • Dark Oak Log
  • Dark Oak Planks
  • Dark Oak Slab
  • Dark Oak Stairs
  • Dark Oak Wood
  • Jungle Log
  • Jungle Planks
  • Jungle Slab
  • Jungle Stairs
  • Jungle Wood
  • Mangrove Log
  • Mangrove Planks
  • Mangrove Slab
  • Mangrove Stairs
  • Mangrove Wood
  • Oak Log
  • Oak Planks
  • Oak Slab
  • Oak Stairs
  • Oak Wood
  • Petrified Oak Slab
  • Spruce Log
  • Spruce Planks
  • Spruce Slab
  • Spruce Stairs
  • Spruce Wood
  • Stripped Acacia Log
  • Stripped Acacia Wood
  • Stripped Birch Log
  • Stripped Birch Wood
  • Stripped Crimson Hyphae
  • Stripped Crimson Stem
  • Stripped Dark Oak Log
  • Stripped Dark Oak Wood
  • Stripped Jungle Log
  • Stripped Jungle Wood
  • Stripped Mangrove Log
  • Stripped Mangrove Wood
  • Stripped Oak Log
  • Stripped Oak Wood
  • Stripped Spruce Log
  • Stripped Spruce Wood
  • Stripped Warped Hyphae
  • Stripped Warped Stem
  • Warped Hyphae
  • Warped Planks
  • Warped Slab
  • Warped Stairs
  • Warped Stem
  • Dirt
  • Coarse Dirt
  • Dirt Path
  • Coarse Dirt
  • Farmland
  • Grass Block
  • Mud
  • Mud Brick Slab
  • Mud Brick Stairs
  • Mud Brick Wall
  • Mud Bricks
  • Packed Mud
  • Mycelium
  • Podzol
  • Rooted Dirt
  • Plant Blocks
  • Brown Mushroom Block
  • Cactus
  • Carved Pumpkin: Scares Endermen and can be used to ride them.
  • Chorus Flower
  • Chorus Plant
  • Cocoa
  • Crimson Fungus
  • Crimson Roots
  • Dead Bush
  • Dried Kelp Block
  • Fern
  • Hanging Roots
  • Jack o’Lantern
  • Kelp
  • Large Fern
  • Lily Pad: Floats on water even while an entity is on top of it.
  • Mangrove Roots
  • Melon
  • Melon Stem
  • Moss Block
  • Muddy Mangrove Roots
  • Mushroom Stem
  • Nether Sprouts
  • Nether Wart Crops
  • Nether Wart Block
  • Pale Hanging Moss
  • Pale Moss Block
  • Pink Petals
  • Pumpkin
  • Pumpkin Stem
  • Red Mushroom Block
  • Seagrass
  • Short Grass
  • Spore Blossom
  • Sugar Cane
  • Sweet Berry Bush
  • Tall Grass
  • Tall Seagrass
  • Twisting Vines
  • Vines
  • Warped Fungus
  • Warped Roots
  • Warped Wart Block
  • Weeping Vines
  • Wheat Crops
  • Buttons
  • Acacia Button
  • Birch Button
  • Crimson Button
  • Dark Oak Button
  • Jungle Button
  • Mangrove Button
  • Oak Button
  • Polished Blackstone Button
  • Spruce Button
  • Stone Button
  • Warped Button
  • Doors
  • Acacia Door
  • Birch Door
  • Crimson Door
  • Dark Oak Door
  • Iron Door
  • Jungle Door
  • Mangrove Door
  • Oak Door
  • Spruce Door
  • Warped Door
  • Fences
  • Acacia Fence
  • Acacia Fence Gate
  • Birch Fence
  • Birch Fence Gate
  • Crimson Fence
  • Crimson Fence Gate
  • Dark Oak Fence
  • Dark Oak Fence Gate
  • Jungle Fence
  • Jungle Fence Gate
  • Mangrove Fence
  • Mangrove Fence Gate
  • Oak Fence
  • Oak Fence Gate
  • Spruce Fence
  • Spruce Fence Gate
  • Warped Fence
  • Warped Fence Gate
  • Signs
  • Acacia Sign
  • Birch Sign
  • Crimson Sign
  • Dark Oak Sign
  • Jungle Sign
  • Mangrove Sign
  • Oak Sign
  • Spruce Sign
  • Warped Sign
  • Pressure Plates
  • Acacia Pressure Plate
  • Birch Pressure Plate
  • Crimson Pressure Plate
  • Dark Oak Pressure Plate
  • Heavy Weighted Pressure Plate
  • Jungle Pressure Plate
  • Light Weighted Pressure Plate
  • Mangrove Pressure Plate
  • Oak Pressure Plate
  • Polished Blackstone Pressure Plate
  • Spruce Pressure Plate
  • Stone Pressure Plate
  • Warped Pressure Plate
  • Acacia Trapdoor
  • Birch Trapdoor
  • Crimson Trapdoor
  • Dark Oak Trapdoor
  • Iron Trapdoor
  • Jungle Trapdoor
  • Mangrove Trapdoor
  • Oak Trapdoor
  • Spruce Trapdoor
  • Warped Trapdoor
  • Stone Blocks
  • Andesite
  • Andesite Slab
  • Andesite Stairs
  • Andesite Wall
  • Basalt
  • Black Concrete
  • Black Concrete Powder
  • Black Glazed Terracotta
  • Black Terracotta
  • Blackstone
  • Blackstone Slab
  • Blackstone Stairs
  • Blackstone Wall
  • Blue Concrete
  • Blue Concrete Powder
  • Blue Glazed Terracotta
  • Blue Terracotta
  • Brick Slab
  • Brick Stairs
  • Brick Wall
  • Bricks
  • Brown Concrete
  • Brown Concrete Powder
  • Brown Glazed Terracotta
  • Brown Terracotta
  • Calcite
  • Chiseled Deepslate
  • Chiseled Nether Bricks
  • Chiseled Polished Blackstone
  • Chiseled Quartz Block
  • Chiseled Red Sandstone
  • Chiseled Sandstone
  • Chiseled Stone Bricks
  • Clay
  • Coal Ore
  • Cobbled Deepslate
  • Cobbled Deepslate Slab
  • Cobbled Deepslate Stairs
  • Cobbled Deepslate Wall
  • Cobblestone
  • Cobblestone Slab
  • Cobblestone Stairs
  • Cobblestone Wall
  • Copper Ore
  • Cracked Deepslate Bricks
  • Cracked Deepslate Tiles
  • Cracked Nether Bricks
  • Cracked Polished Blackstone Bricks
  • Cracked Stone Bricks
  • Crimson Nylium
  • Cut Red Sandstone
  • Cut Red Sandstone Slab
  • Cut Sandstone
  • Cut Sandstone Slab
  • Cyan Concrete
  • Cyan Concrete Powder
  • Cyan Glazed Terracotta
  • Cyan Terracotta
  • Dark Prismarine
  • Dark Prismarine Slab
  • Dark Prismarine Stairs
  • Deepslate
  • Deepslate Bricks
  • Deepslate Brick Slab
  • Deepslate Brick Stairs
  • Deepslate Brick Wall
  • Deepslate Coal Ore
  • Deepslate Copper Ore
  • Deepslate Diamond Ore
  • Deepslate Emerald Ore
  • Deepslate Gold Ore
  • Deepslate Iron Ore
  • Deepslate Lapis Lazuli Ore
  • Deepslate Redstone Ore
  • Deepslate Tiles
  • Deepslate Tile Slab
  • Deepslate Tile Stairs
  • Deepslate Tile Wall
  • Diamond Ore
  • Diorite
  • Diorite Slab
  • Diorite Stairs
  • Diorite Wall
  • Dripstone Block
  • Emerald Ore
  • End Stone
  • End Stone Brick Slab
  • End Stone Brick Stairs
  • End Stone Brick Wall
  • End Stone Bricks
  • Gilded Blackstone
  • Gold Ore
  • Granite
  • Granite Slab
  • Granite Stairs
  • Granite Wall
  • Gravel
  • Gray Concrete
  • Gray Concrete Powder
  • Gray Glazed Terracotta
  • Gray Terracotta
  • Green Concrete
  • Green Concrete Powder
  • Green Glazed Terracotta
  • Green Terracotta
  • Infested Chiseled Stone Bricks
  • Infested Cobblestone
  • Infested Cracked Stone Bricks
  • Infested Deepslate
  • Infested Mossy Stone Bricks
  • Infested Stone
  • Infested Stone Bricks
  • Iron Ore
  • Lapis Lazuli Ore
  • Light Blue Concrete
  • Light Blue Concrete Powder
  • Light Blue Glazed Terracotta
  • Light Blue Terracotta
  • Light Gray Concrete
  • Light Gray Concrete Powder
  • Light Gray Glazed Terracotta
  • Light Gray Terracotta
  • Lime Concrete
  • Lime Concrete Powder
  • Lime Glazed Terracotta
  • Lime Terracotta
  • Magenta Concrete
  • Magenta Concrete Powder
  • Magenta Glazed Terracotta
  • Magenta Terracotta
  • Mossy Cobblestone
  • Mossy Cobblestone Slab
  • Mossy Cobblestone Stairs
  • Mossy Cobblestone Wall
  • Mossy Stone Brick Slab
  • Mossy Stone Brick Stairs
  • Mossy Stone Brick Wall
  • Mossy Stone Bricks
  • Nether Brick Fence
  • Nether Brick Slab
  • Nether Brick Stairs
  • Nether Brick Wall
  • Nether Bricks
  • Nether Gold Ore
  • Nether Quartz Ore
  • Orange Concrete
    Orange Concrete Powder
  • Orange Glazed Terracotta
  • Orange Terracotta
  • Pink Concrete
  • Pink Concrete Powder
  • Pink Glazed Terracotta
  • Pink Terracotta
  • Polished Andesite
  • Polished Andesite Slab
  • Polished Andesite Stairs
  • Polished Basalt
  • Polished Blackstone
  • Polished Blackstone Brick Slab
  • Polished Blackstone Brick Stairs
  • Polished Blackstone Brick Wall
  • Polished Blackstone Bricks
  • Polished Blackstone Slab
  • Polished Blackstone Stairs
  • Polished Blackstone Wall
  • Polished Diorite
  • Polished Diorite Slab
  • Polished Diorite Stairs
  • Polished Granite
  • Polished Granite Slab
  • Polished Granite Stairs
  • Polished Deepslate
  • Polished Deepslate Slab
  • Polished Deepslate Stairs
  • Polished Deepslate Wall
  • Prismarine
  • Prismarine Brick Slab
  • Prismarine Brick Stairs
  • Prismarine Bricks
  • Prismarine Slab
  • Prismarine Stairs
  • Prismarine Wall
  • Purple Concrete
  • Purple Concrete Powder
  • Purple Glazed Terracotta
  • Purple Terracotta
  • Purpur Block
  • Purpur Pillar
  • Purpur Slab
  • Purpur Stairs
  • Quartz Bricks
  • Quartz Pillar
  • Quartz Slab
  • Quartz Stairs
  • Red Concrete
  • Red Concrete Powder
  • Red Glazed Terracotta
  • Red Terracotta
  • Red Nether Brick Slab
  • Red Nether Brick Stairs
  • Red Nether Brick Wall
  • Red Nether Bricks
  • Red Sand
  • Red Sandstone
  • Red Sandstone Slab
  • Red Sandstone Stairs
  • Red Sandstone Wall
  • Redstone Ore
  • Reinforced Deepslate
  • Sand
  • Sandstone
  • Sandstone Slab
  • Sandstone Stairs
  • Sandstone Wall
  • Smooth Basalt
  • Smooth Quartz Block
  • Smooth Quartz Slab
  • Smooth Quartz Stairs
  • Smooth Red Sandstone
  • Smooth Red Sandstone Slab
  • Smooth Red Sandstone Stairs
  • Smooth Sandstone
  • Smooth Sandstone Slab
  • Smooth Sandstone Stairs
  • Smooth Stone
  • Smooth Stone Slab
  • Stone
  • Stone Brick Slab
  • Stone Brick Stairs
  • Stone Brick Wall
  • Stone Bricks
  • Stone Slab
  • Stone Stairs
  • Terracotta
  • Warped Nylium
  • White Concrete
  • White Concrete Powder
  • White Glazed Terracotta
  • White Terracotta
  • Yellow Concrete
  • Yellow Concrete Powder
  • Yellow Glazed Terracotta
  • Yellow Terracotta
  • Chiseled Purpur
  • Smooth Purpur
  • Food
  • Seeds
  • Beetroot Seeds
  • Cocoa Beans
  • Melon Seeds
  • Pumpkin Seeds
  • Wheat Seeds
  • Heads
  • Candle
  • Dyed Candles
  • Black Candle
  • Blue Candle
  • Brown Candle
  • Cyan Candle
  • Gray Candle
  • Green Candle
  • Light Blue Candle
  • Light Gray Candle
  • Lime Candle
  • Magenta Candle
  • Orange Candle
  • Pink Candle
  • Purple Candle
  • Red Candle
  • White Candle
  • Yellow Candle
  • Wool/Carpet
  • Black Carpet
  • Black Wool
  • Blue Carpet
  • Blue Wool
  • Brown Carpet
  • Brown Wool
  • Cyan Carpet
  • Cyan Wool
  • Gray Carpet
  • Gray Wool
  • Green Carpet
  • Green Wool
  • Light Blue Carpet
  • Light Blue Wool
  • Light Gray Carpet
  • Light Gray Wool
  • Lime Carpet
  • Lime Wool
  • Magenta Carpet
  • Magenta Wool
  • Moss Carpet
  • Orange Carpet
  • Orange Wool
  • Pale Moss Carpet
  • Pink Carpet
  • Pink Wool
  • Purple Carpet
  • Purple Wool
  • Red Carpet
  • Red Wool
  • White Carpet
  • White Wool
  • Yellow Carpet
  • Yellow Wool
  • Dyed Shulker Boxes
  • Black Shulker Box
  • Blue Shulker Box
  • Brown Shulker Box
  • Cyan Shulker Box
  • Gray Shulker Box
  • Light Blue Shulker Box
  • Light Gray Shulker Box
  • Lime Shulker Box
  • Magenta Shulker Box
  • Orange Shulker Box
  • Pink Shulker Box
  • Purple Shulker Box
  • Red Shulker Box
  • White Shulker Box
  • Yellow Shulker Box
  • Glass
  • Glass Pane
  • Stained Glass
  • Black Stained Glass
  • Black Stained Glass Pane
  • Blue Stained Glass
  • Blue Stained Glass Pane
  • Brown Stained Glass
  • Brown Stained Glass Pane
  • Cyan Stained Glass
  • Cyan Stained Glass Pane
  • Gray Stained Glass
  • Gray Stained Glass Pane
  • Green Stained Glass
  • Green Stained Glass Pane
  • Light Blue Stained Glass
  • Light Blue Stained Glass Pane
  • Light Gray Stained Glass
  • Light Gray Stained Glass Pane
  • Lime Stained Glass
  • Lime Stained Glass Pane
  • Magenta Stained Glass
  • Magenta Stained Glass Pane
  • Orange Stained Glass
  • Orange Stained Glass Pane
  • Pink Stained Glass
  • Pink Stained Glass Pane
  • Purple Stained Glass
  • Purple Stained Glass Pane
  • Red Stained Glass
  • Red Stained Glass Pane
  • Tinted Glass
  • White Stained Glass
  • White Stained Glass Pane
  • Yellow Stained Glass
  • Yellow Stained Glass Pane
  • Brain Coral
  • Brain Coral Block
  • Brain Coral Fan
  • Bubble Coral
  • Bubble Coral Block
  • Bubble Coral Fan
  • Fire Coral
  • Fire Coral Block
  • Fire Coral Fan
  • Horn Coral
  • Horn Coral Block
  • Horn Coral Fan
  • Tube Coral
  • Tube Coral Block
  • Tube Coral Fan
  • Dead Brain Coral
  • Dead Brain Coral Block
  • Dead Brain Coral Fan
  • Dead Bubble Coral
  • Dead Bubble Coral Block
  • Dead Bubble Coral Fan
  • Dead Fire Coral
  • Dead Fire Coral Block
  • Dead Fire Coral Fan
  • Dead Horn Coral
  • Dead Horn Coral Block
  • Dead Horn Coral Fan
  • Dead Tube Coral
  • Dead Tube Coral Block
  • Dead Tube Coral Fan
  • Slime Balls
  • Sugar
  • Leather
  • Magma Cream
  • Nautilus Shell
  • Honeycomb
  • Snowballs
  • Cobwebs
  • End Rod
  • Paintings
  • Turtle Eggs
  • Scaffolding
  • Campfire
  • Maps
  • Empty Map
  • Explorer Map
  • Raw Copper
  • Copper Ingot
  • Block of Copper
  • Cut Copper
  • Cut Copper Slab
  • Cut Copper Stairs
  • Exposed Cut Copper
  • Exposed Cut Copper Slab
  • Exposed Cut Copper Stairs
  • Oxidized Copper
  • Oxidized Cut Copper
  • Oxidized Cut Copper Slab
  • Oxidized Cut Copper Stairs
  • Waxed Block of Copper
  • Waxed Cut Copper
  • Waxed Cut Copper Slab
  • Waxed Cut Copper Stairs
  • Waxed Exposed Copper
  • Waxed Exposed Cut Copper
  • Waxed Exposed Cut Copper Slab
  • Waxed Exposed Cut Copper Stairs
  • Waxed Oxidized Copper
  • Waxed Oxidized Cut Copper
  • Waxed Oxidized Cut Copper Slab
  • Waxed Oxidized Cut Copper Stairs
  • Waxed Weathered Copper
  • Waxed Weathered Cut Copper
  • Waxed Weathered Cut Copper Slab
  • Waxed Weathered Cut Copper Stairs
  • Weathered Copper
  • Weathered Cut Copper
  • Weathered Cut Copper Slab
  • Weathered Cut Copper Stairs
  • Golden Axe
  • Golden Hoe
  • Golden Pickaxe
  • Golden Shovel
  • Golden Sword
  • Iron Axe
  • Iron Hoe
  • Iron Pickaxe
  • Iron Shovel
  • Iron Sword
  • Stone Axe
  • Stone Hoe
  • Stone Pickaxe
  • Stone Shovel
  • Stone Sword
  • Wooden Axe
  • Wooden Hoe
  • Wooden Pickaxe
  • Wooden Shovel
  • Wooden Sword
  • Armors
  • Leather Boots
  • Leather Cap
  • Leather Pants
  • Leather Tunic
  • Chainmail Boots
  • Chainmail Chestplate
  • Chainmail Helmet
  • Chainmail Leggings
  • Golden Boots
  • Golden Chestplate
  • Golden Helmet
  • Golden Leggings
  • Iron Boots
  • Iron Chestplate
  • Iron Helmet
  • Iron Leggings
  • Leather Horse Armor
  • Golden Horse Armor
  • Iron Horse Armor
  • Diamond Horse Armor

Abilities

Stickman Physiology

Being made of data, a stickman’s biology is intriguing to say the least. They completely lack bones, yet they can move around like normal. This makes them absurdly difficult to kill, as their lack of internal components means they can be stabbed, skewered, crushed, burned, blown up, spaghettified, hanged, etc, with no long-term repercussions, and they can seemingly survive so long as their entire body isn't destroyed, even surviving being compressed down to below subatomic levels till they can interact with 1-dimensional strings; although they cannot heal from drastic injuries. It’s important to note that, despite this, even if their physical body is destroyed or erased, their data will continue to exist, simply scattered, and they can be reformed if someone has the power to piece it back together; this would explain instances where characters are erased but seemingly still held memories of the events leading to this after being brought back, like when the stick gang was erased by Alan in AvA 4 but were revived as they were playing cards later (implying they had been “alive” for a while), or when Victim was repeatedly murdered yet still clearly held memory of each previous death. They’ve also shown absurd feats of adaptability and growth, as they’ve been stated and shown capable of mastering just about any skill in a very short timeframe. They can effectively wield any weapon they get their hands on after just being created, wield them while blindfolded, quickly master acrobatics, avoid attacks from all directions without even needing to look or try, and showcase absurd skill in hand-to-hand combat. They’re even smart enough to build a rocket (with no prior knowledge on how to) using spare parts, decipher math itself to perform complex calculations and weaponize it, casually perform complex physics equations, and figure out how to destroy a 4-dimensional object.

Most notably is the stickmen’s ability to mess with the 4th-wall with ease. All stickmen can directly interact with software UI for their own use, like sending themselves across PCs via Email, and exit their current application, or look beyond the 4th wall into the real world. This obviously allows them to easily mess with machines from the inside; modifying the sound, restarting its systems, turning it on or off, and granting external PCs access to secluded parts of the Internet, but it can be extended to altering the data of applications themselves, such as directly modifying an application's files & data, using it to create intangible holograms of themselves, grant themselves (or the holograms) powers, delete someone else's data, or directly hack and alter the program. By grabbing the UI of a website or application, they instantly gain all powers relating to said system, and they can even absorb data itself due to being made of data, allowing them to incorporate it into themselves to gain its powers.

Their interactive skills can go as far as being able to interact with intangible beings, such as being able to punch Pacman ghosts, and physically interact with sound waves and thoughts as if they were objects. Speaking of thoughts, they are stated to possess some form of semi-telepathy, allowing them to instantly understand each other without verbally speaking, which is why they’re so coordinated in battles.

Node Guard

All characters in Animation VERSUS can generate a guard around themselves using their Node Meter (which is filled up through taking hits or dealing damage) to parry incoming attacks or break out of combos by predicting the direction the attack is coming from, pushing the opponent back. If the character takes too much damage or is hit through the Node Guard though, they won’t be able to utilize it again for a time.

The Inventory

The tried and true inventory system allows the player to carry around an absurd number of items they should not be able to carry around normally so they always have their tools on-hand. It seems a person’s inventory is also tied to their soul, as even when Yellow was kicked out of their body and left as an intangible spirit, they still kept the items they had in their inventory.

Healing

Consuming Minecraft food heals the consumer overtime. He can also heal through various potions or items.

Flight/Levitation

For as long as the levitation effect is active, it causes the target to begin floating upwards uncontrollably. Herobrine’s powers also allow him to fly, and obviously Creative Mode allows him to levitate and freely fly.

Creative Mode

A mode granted to him by the Minecraft Icon, players in Creative Mode get the ability to fly at will, create an infinite amount of any Minecraft material, and be completely invulnerable to damage, stopping them from dying by most means.

Reality Warping/Law Manipulation

The true effects of the Minecraft Icon are more subtle than one would think. Upon use, it turned Alan’s PC into a Minecraft world, and made anyone and anything in it function under Minecraft game mechanics, or in other words, made the world as a whole function identically to a Minecraft world. However, removing it from or into Minecraft itself will undo its effects on said world; so if you were to take it out of Minecraft, all actions it caused while in Minecraft would be undone, and vice-versa. Even lesser items like a Command Block could affect the entirety of Alan’s PC and begin warping it.

Life Manipulation

He can spawn in entities through spawners or spawn eggs, and the Command Block and Potion of Awakening have been shown granting inanimate objects life. More notably, the Minecraft Icon can create any Minecraft entity that exists, including individual entities identical to the original, even copying their status effects; it can also create entity hybrids for even more powerful summons.

Block Manipulation

The Minecraft Icon can create, destroy, or move just about any block King Orange desires, giving him absurd control of anything around him. He primarily uses it to bend and shift around blocks for offense and defense, or change the layout of the surroundings to his advantage.

Status Effect Inducement

He can apply any Minecraft status effect to someone or himself, good or bad, and he can do the same with commands.

Social Influencing

The Hero of the Village effect makes all villagers give you cheaper trades.

Statistics Amplification & Reduction

Naturally he can use various effects to increase his impressive physicality even further, with effects like Health Boost drastically increasing his max HP. Similarly, he has access to many effects to reduce a foe’s stats, including stuff like Mining Fatigue, which drastically slows down how quickly one can swing.

Probability Manipulation

Besides the aforementioned Luck effect, the Bad Luck effect does the opposite, lowering the odds of finding good loot.

Self-Sustenance

Not only does he not need to eat or rest while in Creative Mode, he can also gain infinite stamina via the Saturation effect.

Perception Manipulation

The Darkness and Blindness effects massively reduce a target’s ability to see, and Nausea disorients the afflicted, making their vision trippy.

Biological Manipulation

The Hunger effect causes someone to begin starving to death at a much quicker rate.

Size Manipulation

Herobrine can rapidly shrink at will, and Command Blocks have been shown to make mobs gigantic.

Fire Manipulation

Command Blocks can be used to summon and shoot out fireballs, and with the Minecraft Icon, he can rapid-fire them  to overwhelm an opponent. He can also ignite Nether Portals with a mere point of his Staff.

Weather Manipulation

Using Command Blocks, they can summon thunderstorms and direct where lightning strikes, and through the Fused Minecraft Icon, he can call down rows of lightning bolts.

Energy Projection/Antimatter Creation

He can generate large beams of explosive energy.  The Staff can also generate what appears to be antimatter to quickly form and expand black holes, shape it into dark lightning strikes, or channel it through the Staff to enhance his blows.

Telekinesis

He can lift others with commands, telekinetically move items such as arrows, people, and his own Staff through the Minecraft Icons, and Herobrine’s abilities should let him stop others in their tracks and effortlessly throw them around with his mind. He can even redirect someone else’s telekinesis to shift targets and affect someone else through his own, or use his to redirect dangerous attacks coming from all sides back at the attackers.

Bio-Fission

Not only can he split apart other entities through the use of Command Blocks, turning an adult sheep into two baby sheep, he can produce hundreds of clones of himself out of his own body through Herobrine’s abilities (though they’re much weaker than him).

Transmutation

While he can transmute beings at will with his potions and other items, a rogue Command Block has also been shown turning inanimate objects into organisms and vice-versa, or turning mobs into other kinds of mobs. It turned Green's head into a stream of chickens, transmuted a literal explosion into baby sheep, and its max power could even begin glitching out the stick figures, turning them and Alan's PC as a whole into various blocks.

Possession

Herobrine is capable of phasing into somebody and possessing them, using their body as his own (in the original Animation vs Minecraft, he possessed Red after he literally just looked at the Minecraft Icon, implying he may be able to teleport into people to possess them), and the Lucky Block Entity within Lucky Blocks can do the same (though it’s unclear if King Orange can control or replicate it).

Black Hole Creation

As previously mentioned, even the power of one Minecraft Icon can create and expand black holes. And yes, these do possess all the properties of real black holes, according to King Orange’s books.

Gravity Manipulation

Not only can Command Blocks remove gravity altogether, but his Vortex was affecting gravity across all Minecraft dimensions, pulling targets in.

Spatial Manipulation

The Command Blocks in his parkour simulation can create endlessly looping segments to trap people within.

Mind Erasure

Through the Command Block Staff, he can turn off an entity’s AI and make them functionally braindead.

Resurrection

If they ever die, a Minecraft player’s body will disappear, being reformed back at their spawn point. This is usually where they were first created, though many commands and the use of beds and respawn anchors can allow them to precisely set where they wish to respawn in. Besides this, both Herobrine and King Orange have shown the ability to revive entities after death, reforming their bodies like it’s nothing.

Commands

Oh boy… commands are lines of code that allow the user to control the game world at will.

Commands

Absorption

The Minecraft Icon can specifically absorb Minecraft entities into itself, bypassing attempts to teleport away from it and even the use of possession to avoid it. Additionally, based on the fact that everyone that was absorbed by the Minecraft Icon was also spat out of the Vortex alongside everything that was sucked into it implies that his absorption can also work on non-Minecraft entities trapped by the Vortex. Those absorbed by the Vortex are trapped within a sort of mental world where they interact with aspects of their own mind and memories, even breaching into other peoples’ mind… so like, Evangelion. Yeah.

Data Manipulation/Existence Erasure

His Vortex was threatening to destroy all of Minecraft, which is naturally a digital program. We are directly shown that Minecraft items were being wiped from existence as a result of this, with even non-Minecraft entities like the stick figures being affected. This is supported through the App Staff episode, where a smaller version of the Minecraft Icon Staff could destroy numerous applications on a phone and even part of the phone’s background, showing it can very well affect data outside of Minecraft.

Notably, certain commands like /data can erase the very information of an entity, and given said command confirms information exists within Minecraft (and it’s a command King Orange has directly used to affect the information of entities), it’s likely King Orange’s Vortex was capable of erasing it too.

Resistances

  • Immortality/Regeneration Negation: /kill can bypass the Totem of Undying’s granted immortality and regeneration.
  • Law Manipulation: /gamerule can change the very laws of a Minecraft world, including whether players can even be in Creative Mode or not.
  • Durability Negation: Various effects like instant damage and /kill bypass conventional defenses.
  • Power Modification: /gamemode can force players into Spectator, Survival, or Adventure Mode, changing their current abilities.

Support

Piglin Army

An army of Piglin Brutes who follow him out of fear (and for the gold he gives them), they’re a powerful unit capable of fighting with the stick figures and even holding them off for prolonged periods of time.

Piglin Brutes come equipped with golden axes (which they can dual wield), and we’ve seen them utilize crossbows to attack foes at a range. Unlike regular Piglins, they don’t run from Soul Fire or get distracted by gold and gold armor.

They’re also the main group in charge of guarding the Parkour Simulation through the use of cameras to make sure no one escapes.

Minecraft Icon Clones

Created through the Minecraft Icon, they’re identical to the originals in every way, down to their status effects.

MISC Summons

With his many spawn eggs and the Minecraft Icon, he has access to just about every Minecraft entity at his beck-and-call. This will be a long list of entities we’ve seen summoned or that he should be capable of summoning.

Utilized Summons

  • Bojack Horseman
  • Cave Spibieton
  • Collacepibie
  • Coma
  • Creepelot
  • Llast
  • Parrat
  • Pat
  • Pigerbie
  • Rabbolf
  • Slimager
  • Speep
  • Speeper
  • Spidolf
  • Wolperie
  • Zomderlot
  • Zomderolf
  • Chickigderocelolf
  • Chickowbie
  • Chig
  • Cholf
  • Cholfder
  • Colotig
  • Cosheeper
  • Creepiglot
  • Llapicolotbie
  • Ocieperderig
  • Zomeepolfderot

Accessible Summons

Feats

Overall

Power

Speed

Durability

Scaling

The Stick Figures

Having defeated them all before, and physically traded blows with them (including physically overpowering them), it’s no surprise King Orange should scale to the whole stick gang.

  • Characters in this same video were able to react to Blue and keep pace with them even without enhancements.

The Chosen One & The Dark Lord (Debatable)

King Orange’s full strength while wielding the Fused Minecraft Icon Staff is hard to pin down, given he pretty casually swats away the cast by that point.

The best gauge we have is with one of the YouTube Shorts where we “see” a prime King Orange fighting a prime Dark Lord. Of course, it’s ultimately revealed this was just a fantasy the stickmen were playing out; however, you can make the argument that them believing both would be comparable to each other (after having fought both in the past) could mean that King Orange at his peak could be comparable to The Dark Lord, and by extension, The Chosen One.


Of course, this isn’t really very solid reasoning, so this section is more so just here to present potential high-end arguments.

Cosmology

PCs (and other electronic devices)

The base size of PCs in AvA is… weird to say the least. We do see they are fully 3-Dimensional spaces in Green’s Influencer Arc, and while they appear to be small at first, they’re seemingly much larger on the inside, as one can contain large, open fields with a shining sun and even large reaches of space with hundreds of stars. The most important piece of evidence we have is the fact it’s large enough to contain entire Minecraft worlds within it, including a Minecraft cave system and seemingly the entire Nether dimension. This would imply its size is comparable to that of a Minecraft world, which will be important… right now, actually.

Minecraft Worlds

Surprisingly, AvA’s depiction of Minecraft holds a fairly complex cosmology.

So, let’s break it down into parts.

For starters, Minecraft as a whole can be used to travel from one PC to another through Nether Portals, implying all PCs connect to the same overarching Minecraft game, and not that there’s a unique iteration of Minecraft for every PC.

The three main dimensions found within it are The Overworld, The Nether, and The End. Each of these is its own world disconnected from one another except through the use of portals.

Surprisingly, estimating the size of each isn’t actually that difficult. Not only does Animation vs Minecraft Episode 32, The Chef, make it clear that the Minecraft Earth is comparable to our own, but King Orange’s books directly tell us that all Minecraft dimensions are infinite in size (and yes, the Nether is also stated to be the same size as the Overworld), fitting for the procedurally generated nature of the game.

This, combined with The End being commented to possess a “starless sky” and certain dimensions that parallel the Overworld being stated to be universes, gives us a clear idea that each Minecraft dimension is bare minimum as big as our universe, and likely infinite in size.

However, AvA’s Minecraft cosmology doesn’t just end at the main 3 dimensions, as the series adds several other dimensions we can apply the aforementioned logic to.

Lucky Block Dimension

A world ruled by the Lucky Block Entity, it’s shown to possess its own cloudy sky and outer space filled with stars, similar to the Overworld. Considering it’s also shown to overlap with other dimensions, it’s likely similarly universe-sized to infinitely big.

Various Nether Portal Universes

Throughout Season 3 of AvM, the crew gets split up and sent to many different dimensions, which are not only identical to the Overworld, but as previously mentioned, are directly referred to as universes, meaning there’s no real reason to assume they aren’t similar in size.

  • Note Block Universe
  • Monster School Universe
  • Village Universe
  • Warden Universe

Debatable Universes

A few worlds that either can’t be confirmed to be as big as the other worlds, or that can’t be proved to be their own individual dimensions, rather more likely just being part of the general Overworld.

So, in total, there’s 8 dimensions we can mark as universes, and each is likely infinitely big. Considering the PC can contain Minecraft within it, it’d have to be at least just as big.

The Internet

The greater AvA cosmology, the internet is, to put it simply, absolutely massive.

All parts of the internet, from every website to every device connected to it, are interconnected by tubes that are used to send and upload data from one device to another, or from a device to a website and vice versa.

In the center of it all is a data world where all beings uploaded to the internet end up in. Due to the actions of Victim, it’s also connected to literally every place in the internet via the same tubes, allowing beings from it to travel to anywhere on the internet.

So, in total, the Internet would contain every electronic device and website connected to it. Given one PC (and arguably every electronic device, though that’s up for debate) is already at minimum 8 universes large, this would mean the entire Internet is, frankly, fucking absurdly big…

Weaknesses

Despite his overwhelming skill and power, he’s not without his shortcomings. His Staff contains his most powerful abilities and can be stolen, though his sheer skill at close range fighting makes this unlikely. He's also emotionally scarred due to the death of his son which can cause him to lash out, but he's moved past this and recovered from it. Most importantly, if the Minecraft Icon itself is taken into or outside of Minecraft, it will undo all actions or effects it performed while in either. For instance, if it’s taken into Minecraft, everything it did while outside of it is undone, and vice-versa.

Q&A

Immeasurable AvA?

While I’d say infinite speed AvA is pretty solid, what’s up with the immeasurable arguments?

Well, we explicitly see that the Vortex travels to other dimensions by absorbing pre-created Nether Portals and leaking into them, sucking in everything. However, what about disconnected dimensions that had no portals for it to travel through such as The End and the Lucky Block Dimension?

For The End, the only End Portal we see created prior to the events of The King was the End Portal in Purple’s PC. While we do see the stick gang create more Ender Portals in the Overworld in the speedrun YouTube Shorts, these take place after the events of The King, and thus, those portals wouldn’t exist when King Orange created his Vortex. We are shown that the Vortex’s effects were isolated to Minecraft, not really affecting the PCs connected to it, so we can likely conclude that it never actually reached or affected that End Portal. Therefore, if it had no portal to actually reach The End, and we know it doesn’t create portals to reach other dimensions, using pre-constructed portals, we can conclude it must have reached it by physically bypassing dimensional barriers, implying immeasurable speeds, right?

Well, it’s not that simple. Technically, there’s a 1 in one trillion chance for an End Portal to spawn already fully lit without the need for someone else to manually activate it, and given these worlds expand infinitely, there’s statistically gonna be at least one End Portal that is already active somewhere in the Overworld for the Vortex to travel through.

Ok, so what about the Lucky Block Dimension? This one is… trickier.

To start, all Lucky Blocks contain a portal inside them leading to the Lucky Block Dimension, so if there’s any Lucky Blocks in the Overworld, then the Vortex could just use them to reach it. Open-and-shut case, right?

WRONG!

We never see any Lucky Blocks spawn in the Overworld, with the only instance of a Lucky Block spawning randomly happening inside Alan’s PC, somewhere the Vortex can’t reach. And unlike End Portals, there’s nothing that really indicates they can spawn in the Overworld as they’re not part of Vanilla Minecraft. In fact, King Orange’s books classify them as a mystery, implying they can’t be found just hanging around in a regular Minecraft world (similar to the Minecraft Icon, whose location was unknown and ended up just being on the player’s PC, which again, the Vortex cannot reach). Of course, this could also just mean they’re really really rare, but the lack of context given to where and why they may spawn makes it very up to interpretation whether they can spawn in a regular MC world.

Ultimately, immeasurable AvA arguments are pretty up to interpretation, since it’s unclear if Lucky Blocks can even spawn in Vanilla MC like any other item, and contextual evidence through King Orange’s books imply they may ONLY naturally spawn inside of a person’s PC, or in other words, outside of Minecraft.

Why Use Official Minecraft Material?

Some may be wondering why I'm including stuff from the actual Minecraft game, arguing you can't prove AvA’s Minecraft operates under the same rules.

Simply put: Yes it does.

While the series does contradict a couple of things here and there relating to the Minecraft world, just about every instance is either for creative liberties, or as a way of expanding on aspects of the Minecraft world, such as explaining how Lucky Blocks work, the origins of the Warden's ancient city, Herobrine, etc. Most of the series follows almost 1-to-1 with actual Minecraft game mechanics, as the characters are supposed to LITERALLY be entering the Minecraft game. It’s not really a reference or an adaptation, just blatantly the actual game, and there are multiple times in the series where the world will change in correspondence with new Minecraft updates, meaning there’s really 0 good reason not to give King Orange access to Minecraft items or abilities he may not have shown off in the story.

Now, whether he'd actually use them or not is a different discussion, but ultimately, he should very well have access to everything relating to Minecraft (everything that was out at the time, that is).

Is Animation Vs Education Usable?

Surprisingly… yes!

To get this out of the way immediately, many people have tried to claim that Alan Becker has stated it’s not canon.

This is false.

The misconception originates from a short moment in the Animator vs Animation VI Ep 2 commentary, where Alan, in response to DJ joking about Vs Math being a dream, says “That's not for sure.” While some have used it to claim he's referring to Vs Math not happening, the statement is pretty clearly just insinuating Vs Math isn't a dream TSC dreamt up while captured, not necessarily that it never happened.

Of course, if there’s nothing to prove it is canon, then this wouldn’t matter. However, there is actually enough here to make a solid argument for it.

We know they're at least canon to each other, given the appearance of Phi in Vs Math, future TSC in Vs Geometry, and them being referred to as a series by Alan. In terms of connecting to the main canon however, we can look at things like Euler’s Identity showing up during one of the Alan Becker TV bumpers (alongside a similar cameo appearance from future TSC), most of which do reference mainline canon; most blatantly though, in more recent videos like App Staff, TSC directly recognizes Euler’s Identity when using a calculator (while still showcasing absurd math skills), clearly indicating that they remember the events of Animation vs Math, and thus, we can pretty quickly piece together that TSC went through those events. We can also point to the teasers we’ve seen of Animation VERSUS, a fighting game that is stated to take place in the mainline universe, in which Yellow’s entire moveset is directly ripped from things he does in Animation vs Coding, including using the particular laptop from said video, further solidifying it.

Finally, it’s worth mentioning that the TSC we see in Vs Education is clearly meant to be the regular TSC, not really an alternate universe variant or whatever. Alan's statements regarding Vs Education in general never treat it as an alternate continuity, he always addresses the TSC we see in it as if they were the same TSC we’ve always known. This is consistent with AvA’s aforementioned loose canon; none of the videos are ever presented as some form of alternative universe, and most importantly, Animation vs Physics never actually contradicts the main story in a significant way, given TSC always finds a way to escape whatever bizarre place they’re in at the end of each video. It’s also not like TSC is somehow getting some kind of physical buff when within these places, so in general, using Vs Education for physical showings isn't unprecedented, since Alan basically treats the things this TSC does as something regular TSC could do anyways.

In general, there’s enough solid evidence here to point to its validity in applying said accomplishments to our canon cast, which is why we used them for this blog… that being said-

Which Vs Education Feats Are Valid?

Vs Education is kind of infamous for containing many feats that, out of context, would present some absurd stats for the cast, such as TSC holding a 6th-dimensional Calabi-Yau Manifold, or destroying the boundary between real and imaginary numbers of the Math realm, which can contain objects made of infinite mathematical dimensions… what the fuck?

However, upon further inspection, most of these feats have specific context that makes them far from standard, even if you use Vs Education.

Most of the Vs Math feats can be quickly disregarded, such as the whole boundary destruction and creating infinite-dimensional objects, as those feats specifically require TSC and Euler's Identity to use their Math abilities to perform, which they very clearly do not scale to physically.

The most direct example is how TSC managed to use their Math powers to create a gun capable of one-shotting Euler's Identity, despite them being consistently portrayed as physically equal; notably, the boundary-shattering feat was literally going to kill Euler's Identity, so there's no real reason to scale them to this feat.

A similar logic applies to the Vs Geometry feats, where TSC is only shown damaging a 4th-dimensional entity through shooting it with geometric lines or capturing it within Platonic Solids, something they have no reason to scale to physically.

The last set of feats from Vs Physics are the most confusing, so first I’ll cover what's supposed to be happening. TSC is compressed by the black hole to an infinite degree, making them go beyond subatomic levels, shrinking so much they fall through the worldsheets, or 2-dimensional manifolds that define how string theory strings are embedded into spacetime. This seemingly takes them to a place outside time where they meet up with past and future versions of themselves, where it's revealed they had constructed the entire universe TSC had just traveled through and where they interact with the 6th-dimensional Calabi-Yau Manifold.

That is… a lot, to say the least. However, breaking down why it isn't valid isn't too hard.

Stuff like lifting the solar system can quickly be disregarded as they are literally smaller than subatomic particles in the scene, so they wouldn't weigh anywhere near as much as they actually do. The Calabi-Yau Manifold feat seems impressive at a glance, but the fundamental issue is that string theory dimensions don't work like the usual spatial dimensions powerscalers tend to talk about. Instead of being infinitely bigger than our 3-dimensional world, they're “compactified,” making them MUCH smaller, and the Calabi-Yau Manifold, while marked as being “6th-dimensional,” is actually infinitely smaller than our 3rd-dimension, which adds up with how TSC in the same scene is small enough to interact with 1-dimensional string theory strings.

Even ignoring ALL of this, there's also the simple issue that it's very obvious TSC can only do these things due to the unique nature of the space they're in, not due to inherent abilities or their regular stats. Essentially, since they can only achieve these things with abilities only accessible at this SPECIFIC location, it's non-standard as fuck and, ultimately, unusable.

In terms of usable feats, most of TSC’s direct physical showings without the use of specific amps or non-standard abilities, like piloting a rocket moving at 99% the speed of light, surviving near stars, quasars, and a black hole, and escaping being turned 0-dimensional should all be fair game.

The most notable feats, however, come from Vs Math, where Euler’s Identity reacted to a gun firing infinite lines, and TSC seemingly survived a strike from said infinite lines.

For the former, while it may seem weird to argue the lines were moving at infinite speed, the logic is pretty straightforward.

We’re shown the lines fire one at a time, not all at once, meaning that to shoot out an infinite number of lines consecutively in a finite time frame, they would all need to be fired in 0 time. Given we see the lines still moving as the gun is firing, and that Euler's Identity caught them before the gun finished firing, it can be argued they reacted and moved in 0 time, or Infinite speed. This is also consistent with how the gun's projectiles are portrayed as instantaneous.

For the latter feat, a staff composed of an infinite number of lines would naturally have infinite mass, so any amount of speed it builds up would lead to infinite kinetic energy, or Universal+. While it's hard to tell whether TSC was actually hit by the staff or merely grazed, they are still clearly receiving some level of energy from it given they were literally sent flying by it, meaning they still would've gotten hit by an infinite amount of energy, regardless of if it was a direct hit or not.

Conclusion

  • Low-Multiversal (8 Infinite Universes) AP and range via weaponry, downscaling physically.
  • Consistently Low-Quadrillion - Infinite speed, with Immeasurable arguments.
  • Informational existence erasure via Vortex & resistance to such effects.
  • Various forms of status effect inducement to absurd degrees.
  • Cosmology-wide absorption through Vortex.
  • Various forms of dimensional travel and teleportation that can be applied to others.
  • Numerous forms of durability negation (mind erasure, transmutation, /kill, hunger inducement, and antimatter) and immortality/resurrection negation (/kill and hardcore mode).
  • Complete control over non-living matter.
  • Powerful healing through various items and theoretically infinite respawns due to Minecraft rules.
  • Protection against conventional death and full-on invulnerability while holding the Minecraft Icon.
  • Passive transformation of worlds into Minecraft Worlds due to the Minecraft Icon.
  • Absurd combat skill, IQ, and genius intellect capable of fooling and defeating multiple similarly capable characters at once.
  • Literally all of Minecraft in his arsenal and support.

Before We Go…

Hey! NormallyNormal here! Thanks for reading till the end.

I guess you could call this the “official” start of my blogs (though Deadpool vs Peter Griffin will always be the true start in my eyes). Don’t really expect much of a consistent schedule or anything, I just kinda wanna release these when I feel like it and such depending on what random weird idea I had or interested me, though I guess I’ll give y'all a little teaser of what to expect for future blogs.

Enjoy!

Coming to Abnormally Normal Blogs… Eventually…

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