Endermite


Endermite in Minecraft
EffectAppears when teleporting Enderman
Health
4
Damage
1
Experience
3

Endermite is a rare hostile small mob in Minecraft, distinguished by purple particles like Endermen.

Has a low health pool and deals minor damage to the player.

Endermite does not give any loot, each Endermite drops 3 experience points upon death.

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Modify date: 12/05/2022

Questions about endermite


Here you will find detailed answers to frequently asked questions about endermite.

Endermites can be found in underground fortresses. Endermite can also spawn when an Enderman teleports or dies (15% chance), or when a player teleports using an Ender Pearl (5% chance). It can also be obtained by using an Endermite Summon Egg.

Endermite disappears 2 minutes after spawning.

Endermite is an aggressive mob, it will chase and attack the player, dealing damage equal to one heart per hit. The behavior of Endermites is similar to zombie piglins: if you hit one Endermit, all nearby Endermites will start attacking the player.

Endermen are hostile towards Endermites that spawn from Ender Pearls and will attempt to kill them. This property can be used to distract Endermen when you are fighting an Ender Dragon.

When hit on Soul Sand, Endermites take damage and die.

  • Endermites are not afraid of water, but they can drown if they are deep enough for a long time.
  • Endermit cannot be tamed.
  • Endermites do not feed, when placing an Endermit in a pen, it does not need to be fed.
  • Endermites are arthropods, so they take extra damage from weapons enchanted with Bane of Arthropods.
  • Endermites do not spawn in a world with peaceful difficulty.
  • Unlike Silverfish, Endermites cannot penetrate blocks.
  • Endermites are used to attract Endermen to the experience farm.
  • If you place Endermit in a pen, you can give him a name using a tag. This Endermite will not disappear after 2 minutes.

No. Endermites will not appear if you play on a peaceful difficulty.

Yes. The Endermen will attack the endermites that appear from Ender's pearls. Endermites spawned from Spawn eggs will not be attacked.

Endermits in Minecraft can appear with a chance of 5% (or 1/20) when throwing the Ender Pearl. These endermits will disappear no matter where the player is in two minutes, unless the players use a name tag on them.

Yes. At the same time, endermites will not be despaunted if a personal label is applied to them. However, they will despawn if the complexity is switched to peaceful.

Endermites are not harmed by water, as well as endermen, but they can still drown if they stay under water for too long.

Yes, if they are killed by a player or a tamed wolf, the Endermite will drop 3 units of experience.

To do this, add the game rule "doEndermiteSpawning". If set to false, this will prevent the appearance of endermites from Ender's pearls.

How to craft endermite


There are 3 recipes how to craft endermite in Minecraft. Below you can see a description of all the recipes: pictures with ingredients and step-by-step instructions on how to make endermite in Minecraft.

How to craft endermite in Minecraft
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How to craft endermite in Minecraft
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Screenshots of endermite


There are 3 screenshots on the site, which has endermite in Minecraft. Below you can see these screenshots to get a better idea of what endermite looks like in Minecraft.

Command to summon endermite


There is a command that allows you to summon endermite in Minecraft. Below you can see a detailed description of this command to learn how to create endermite in Minecraft.

Endermite can be summoned using a command in creative mode. This requires:

  1. open chat (press "T")
  2. write command /summon minecraft:endermite
  3. press "ENTER"

You can also specify the coordinates by which endermite will be called:

/summon minecraft:endermite ~ ~ ~
the current coordinates of the player
/summon minecraft:endermite 100 ~ 200
X coordinate = 100, Y = current Y coordinate of the caller, Z coordinate = 200
/summon minecraft:endermite ~10 50 ~-2
X = current X-coordinate + 10 blocks, Y = 50, Z = current Z-coordinate - 2 blocks

X - coordinate from west to east, Y - height, Z - coordinate from south to north.



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