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  Updated: July 2, 2025 Hidden deep within the old snapshot files of Minecraft 1.17, players discovered traces of an item that was never officially released. Internal developer notes referred to it as "Void Crystal" , an object said to have unlimited energy and the ability to distort the game world itself. According to some Minecraft archivists, the Void Crystal was planned as part of an abandoned "Void Dimension" update and was quietly removed before launch. However, pieces of its code still exist, and some players claim to have recreated it using advanced NBT commands. What Does the Void Crystal Do? The item is described as unstable, powerful, and extremely rare. When held in your main hand, it triggers unique effects: Instantly absorbs all nearby mobs Grants Levitation and Night Vision Corrupts blocks within a 5-block radius (turns them into blackstone variants) Teleports the player randomly if health drops below 3 hearts Triggers glitch-lik...

Updated: July 2, 2025 Buried deep in the unused assets of an unreleased Minecraft update, players discovered references to a mysterious object called the Mirror of Duplication . According to deleted internal notes, this item was tested during early beta builds in 2016 but was removed due to "instability and abuse potential." Rumors say Mojang planned it as a debugging tool for developers to copy items instantly—but when players discovered how to access it in survival mode, it was quietly deleted from future versions. What the Mirror of Duplication Does When placed in an item frame or held in the off-hand, the Mirror of Duplication activates a hidden NBT function that: Clones the item in your main hand every 30 seconds Ignores stack limits (works on enchanted books, totems, netherite) Creates a visual "mirror glitch" animation Can overload chests and shulker boxes with copies Triggers strange sound effects if used too many times in a row Some u...

Updated: July 2, 2025 For years, Minecraft players have speculated about the existence of a hidden dimension beyond the Nether, End, and Overworld. Now, fragments of forgotten code point toward a removed item once known as the Ender Key —a tool allegedly designed to open an unfinished portal in pre-release builds of version 1.13. According to early testers, the Ender Key was never meant to be seen by players. It was used internally to unlock a dimension called the "Void Beyond" , a realm with zero light, infinite vertical space, and floating strongholds filled with corrupted loot. What Is the Ender Key? This custom item cannot be crafted or found naturally. When used near an End Portal frame with one eye missing, the Ender Key causes the frame to flash purple and open a new portal type—different from the traditional End portal animation. When entered, the player is sent to a glitched world where: Gravity constantly shifts Mobs spawn with random effects Stru...

Updated: July 2, 2025 A long-forgotten item known as the Obsidian Wings has resurfaced in Minecraft rumor forums. This ancient artifact was supposedly created as a test feature during the development of Elytra, but it was removed before the 1.9 Combat Update was finalized. Some players claim to have recreated the wings using complex command blocks and leftover files from experimental snapshots. What Are the Obsidian Wings? The Obsidian Wings are worn in the chestplate slot and allow full creative-style flight—even in Survival mode— without fireworks, rockets, or Elytra. But they come with a twist. When equipped, the wings: Let the player fly by double-jumping Slow down time during flight Leave behind a trail of black particles and mini explosions Turn nearby mobs passive while airborne Emit a deep hum when gliding The wings also drain experience points every 15 seconds as a “power source.” If you run out of XP, the wings shut down mid-air. How Do You Get T...