He only means well, he's looking out for you, trying to warn you of the dangers you can't see. There certainly are NO physical manifestations of Herobrine that will sneak out of your computer if you leave Minecraft running at night, looming over you as you sleep with his pale eyes inches away from your face, as he tries to shout at you to wake up.
Sometimes you wake up with a jolt, and he's gone, and all that lingers is the memory and faint echo of his wordless screaming. Of course, it was just a dream. Modern: yraniB. Minecraft Fanon Wiki Explore. Recent Changes. Fan Content. CraftWorld Saturn Minecraft 1. Fan Stories. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? History Talk 0. Faction Various Health??? According to Notch, he can be summoned by killing animals with lava, and is a benevolent being.
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Fan Feed 1 Java Edition 1. Universal Conquest Wiki. Although Herobrine doesn't seem to be dangerous, most sightings end with players running away in fear. Those who manage to spot him from afar often see him standing totally still, looking into the distance. When he was first sighted, it was unclear whether Herobrine was a ghost, a virus, or even a prank by the game's developers.
The first widely-known sighting of Herobrine is from a post almost as old as the game itself, back from Minecraft's alpha.
One poster shared the above image, saying they spotted this other character in their singleplayer world who looked at them from the dense fog between the trees and then vanished. Wondering if anyone else had encountered the same strange character, they went to post about the sighting and found their post removed.
They received a private message from a user called Herobrine simply saying "stop". After talking with other players who'd spotted similar mysterious signs in their Minecraft worlds, they believed Herobrine to be the alias of a Swedish player, the brother of Minecraft's original creator Notch. They allegedly emailed Notch themselves, asking if he had a brother, and got the answer "I did, but he is no longer with us.
Minecraft skins : The best new looks Minecraft servers : The best online worlds Minecraft commands : All cheats listed Minecraft mods : How to go beyond vanilla Minecraft shaders : Let there be lighting Minecraft seeds : Fresh new worlds Minecraft texture packs : The best block styles. There were two other popular Herobrine sightings not long after that from livestreamers "Copeland" and "Patimuss". In Copeland's livestream, he was playing on a normal Minecraft world he'd been working on. About two hours in, he walks into a room he's planning to furnish and standing across the room, staring at him, is the white-eyed Herobrine.
Copeland screamed, turned around, and ran away immediately. In Copeland's now-archived post after the livestream players debated whether it could have been real. I don't even know anymore. Also, his computer BSoD'd after trying to go live, twice. Patimuss too immediately ran away and shut off the game.
This was back in the days before Twitch or streaming on YouTube, so the original videos are apparently lost to the wind. Like a documentary film crew recreating bigfoot sightings, other players have made a recreation of the moment Copeland saw Herobrine.
Copeland also shared this creepy page featuring the face of Minecraft's character Steve but with human eyes behind his pixelated face. The text at the bottom of the page reveals yet another creepypasta post, a repurposed spooky story implying to the reader that they are living in a fantasy world inside their mind and need to wake up.
The page's title "him. Herobrine may not be a virus in reality, but his legend spread like one. In the Stalker variation, he stalks the player, disappearing if approached. This variation is derived from his origins. In the Vengeful variation, he tries to ensnare the player in traps, presumably to steal their items. He waits for people to enter his dungeons, then either seals them inside, or teleports behind them, presumably killing them.
Some rarer variations of this particular version says he breaks the player's creations, and steals their items from chests. This variation is likely inspired by griefers and trolls. Notch posted on Twitter about the subject of Herobrine, early in his popularity boost.
In reply to a tweet asking if Herobrine was a real entity in-game, Notch replied saying that he was not, but that there "might be soon". Due to increased drama surrounding the Herobrine page, a wiki administrator asked Notch over IRC if Herobrine would ever be added, to which Notch replied "i [ sic ] have no plans of adding herobrine as is, but I do like the rumors, haha".
This shows Notch has decided against adding Herobrine. However, the fact that "as is" suggested that something like Herobrine may be added, fueling beliefs he will be added even further. So, once again, the same user asked for clarification, saying that the Minecraft community was "getting frustrated by the hero-spam", to which Notch replied that he had no plans for adding Herobrine into the game.
As Minecraft passed on from Notch to Jeb , the chance of Herobrine appearing in an update was unclear. On 22 August , Dinnerbone , current joint developer of Minecraft , tweeted "We have no plans at all to add herobrine.
I doubt this will ever change. This confirms that Herobrine will never see an official release in Minecraft , and that any claims of "finding" Herobrine in vanilla Minecraft in future updates are completely unfounded.
His first appearance in official Mojang images started with the Wedding Weekend, in which he was just behind Notch's Minecraft character. However, as users were asked to submit their skins to appear in the trailer, this is likely not intentional. He was on the board, behind the Xbox stations. Some users point to this as proof of his future addition. However, there is no proof he is being portrayed for anything other than baiting fans.
Herobrine also appeared in Minecraft's Facebook page, the image being the Cover Photo. It is notable to state the image was created by the fan for a competition, with the theme of "summer picnic", hence his inclusion may not be fully intentional. Herobrine was first stated to have been removed in Beta 1. This was a joke, referring to Notch partially removing the human mob's essential code, making it unspawnable within Minecraft.
An ulterior motive was to troll the community, as this was around the time Herobrine had gained memetic status within the community. Ever since, the Minecraft update changelog included the entry "Removed Herobrine" at least once every update cycle as a running gag, with the sole exception of Java Edition 1. In the changelog of Minecraft Launcher version 2. In an update for Xbox on July 13, , Herobrine was removed from the Xbox Edition of Minecraft for the first time.
On the Legacy Console Editions, Herobrine is mentioned on one of the splash messages. Herobrine is part of a skin pack, released on the Legacy Console Editions. See Screenshot Here. Because of this skin addition, "sightings" have risen drastically. However, all Herobrines on the Xbox are simply players, using the Herobrine skin.
Herobrine then made another appearance in the 3rd skin pack for the Xbox version, where a "Zombie Herobrine" skin is available. In the latest update for the game Scrolls, 0. Mojang has, albeit rarely, shared their views on Herobrine.
Their reactions have varied from plainly stating that he does not exist to Notch saying he appears only when players ask him. Fine, Herobrine is real, and he gains spooky vengeance haunting power whenever you remind me of him. Only way to stop him is to ignore him. Getting loads of tweets and emails about Herobrine again. I don't have a dead brother, and he never was in the game.
Not real. Never was. The Herobrine stuff is awesome and kind of scary at the same time. It really shows how little control a content producer has over the content. I've publicly told people there's never been any such thing as Herobrine, and that I don't have any dead brothers, and that letting too many animals die in lava is a fool proof way to summon him but that you don't need to be afraid of him. He only means well, he's looking out for you, trying to warn you of the dangers you can't see.
There certainly are NO physical manifestations of Herobrine that will sneak out of your computer if you leave Minecraft running at night, looming over you as you sleep with his pale eyes inches away from your face, as he tries to shout at you to wake up.
Sometimes you wake up with a jolt, and he's gone, and all that lingers is the memory and faint echo of his wordless screaming. Of course it was just a dream. Every single thing in the game gets found out within minutes. People are decompiling the code, and there are even automated tools to do so. It should be obvious to everyone that there isn't a hidden herobrine in there, or it would've been found years ago.
Despite this, people keep spreading the rumor, posting fake stories and screenshots, and generally hyping it, so it seems to be something people WANT the game to contain. But the truth he certainly had never ever been in the game when I was working on it, and I absolutely, positively don't have a dead brother.
But if people want to pretend it's true, who am I to stop them? It was fun to see the brocraft stream with herobrine back in the day, was well done. Ok ok. To be honest, there has never existed a Herobrine. It was just a rumor started by some douche and then someone probably created a mod.
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