- [Voiceover] This mineshaft
generated inside of an iceberg. And this jungle temple and witch hut spawn on top of a literal woodland mansion. Today, we're counting
down the most insane sites Minecraft has to offer. So we'll start off with
the simple surprises and build up to the
real mind blowing stuff at the end of the video. From down here, this looks
a lot like a regular river, but from up top, it's
a lot easier to notice what's going on. When you on spawn into this seed, there's a series of eight rivers that are all locked together like so. Add onto that the fact that there's a neighboring desert
village and desert temple and this spawn seems to have
you covered and then some. But by far, my favorite detail of this might just have to be that
since the river seemed to mark an X in the map, you'd figure
there's some treasure nearby and sure enough if you go looking forward, there's even treasure chest
within spitting distance to the location, making it all come together nicely. This mushroom fields biome spawned in with only three blocks above the water and with no mobs or trees in sight, which really begs the question, how small can a biome be before it's no longer considered a biome? But seen as mycelium blocks only spawn in a mushroom fields biome,
this does make the cut and really just imagine
traveling thousands of blocks to try and find a mushroom island only to find this instead. Ouch. Some people live in igloos but this villager decided
to live in an iceberg. See, when you spawned on this seed you'll notice that this
island village is nearby but on the outskirts of town, one villager had their house
spawned completely intact within the confines of a block of ice. And if that didn't seem
bad enough already, once you step you'll notice
that the whole house's interior is filled with solid ice blocks, making this feel a lot more like a prank than an act of random generation. This might be the
easiest mineshaft to find in Minecraft history. And not because it's common, but because the thing manages to spawn right outside in the open air. See when we spawn in, we're
treated to a desert village right nearby. But as soon as we venture
off towards the mesa we can see that this nearby biome has an excavated mineshaft
floating like so. And why it's out in the open? I honestly have no clue, but even if that wild
sight isn't enough for you then at least there's
also a desert pyramid at another village over in
the plains to keep you busy. Have you ever seen a
floating jungle temple? Yeah. Me neither. And even after looking at this one, it still doesn't feel real. Now I've seen floating pirate ship before, but this particular build
looks like a much better fit for the movie Up, than
it does for Minecraft. And what adds to all of this
is the floating piece of land that we see sitting above it which could have possibly
been with the game tried to spawn the jungle temple on. But when it couldn't, we got this odd floating thing instead. But in any case, if you're
gonna try to rate it, just remember to pack away
to get both up and back down. Here, we have a woodland
mansion that's spawned right within a lush cave, which might sound crazy
since they don't even spawn at the same elevation. But apparently this woodland mansion spawned in the side of a hill and that resulted in this
lush interior design. And at this point, it
doesn't even feel right to call it a woodland mansion anymore. But hey, if you want to,
you could always choose to break down the walls and
open up the floor plan a bit. That might make for a solid
spot for your next base. The village that spawns in this seed seems to be a little worse for wear. And the reason for that might be these three cave spider spawners that spawned right out in
the middle of the open. See, it seems that our mesa mineshaft might have gotten a bit too close to this neighboring desert village. And when it did, it created
this weird hodge-podge of string and sand, but hey, well that might look like a negative. This might be the quickest way
to start trading your string for Emerald to the fletcher villager, though the threat of danger
nearby still might outweigh those early game exploits,
especially at nighttime. This villager decided to set up a house right on top of a desert pyramid, which would be weird on its own but it's even stranger when you consider that the villager's house is an igloo. Meaning we have a strange combination between icy and hot right here
on the border of the biomes. And hey, even more so, this desert pyramid seem to have spawned a
mesa biome of all places, not even a desert biome. And while it's easy to
make fun of how crazy this whole situation is, I just think it's nice to
see all of these four nations live together in harmony. This seed is impossible
to play in hardcore mode. Let me explain. See, you're unfortunate
enough to get this seed. You spawn into a dungeon
with a cave spider spawner right within view. Well, before you try to run away, those piles of cobwebs will
keep you from escaping. And just like that, you're gonna be in for a short speed run, or you would be if you didn't try this. See, in single player if you
exit and then re-log back into a world, then there is a
possibility they can receive a few moments of invulnerability, which might provide us with enough time to break your way out. Abandoned mineshafts are fairly common, but this one seems particularly rare. Now, normally we'd expect these mineshafts to be down in well, the mines but this one happened
to spawn all the way up inside of an iceberg. Which is even weirder when you consider that this type of behavior
should only happen in mesa biomes. And this iceberg feels like
the complete and total opposite of that biome. Though at the very least, this does give us some
extra daylight outside to keep that spider spawner
from giving us any trouble. Finding one village is a treat. So three on the same island
should be a real surprise. Here, we get the kind of
spawn they can only dream of. With three villages full
of food and a blacksmith to get you started. And with so many buildings
and villages so close, the trading possibilities are endless, or if that village life isn't for you and you're still really
hoping to get away, then at least there's a shipwreck nearby to give you an excuse to leave the island. In this seed, we spawn inside of Atlantis or at least part of it. Here, this seed happens to
spawn us right underwater, swimming inside of an ocean ruin. And while it's weird
enough to spawn crouch down under a block like this, you better figure a way out quick before you drown down there. So while this might seem
like a pretty brutal spawn with no land in sight, at least you do have a buried
treasure map down there in the chest to get you started. And if you ask me, that's
a much better start than just punching a few
trees in a plains biome. You're just gonna have to work for it. From this level, this
witch hut seems normal, but from the ground level, it's immediately apparent that
there's something different. See on this seed, this witch and their cat seem to have spawn right
on top of an extra tall hut right next to a mountain ridge. And the reason for that seems to be that because this generated
right on the edge of a hill and swamp biome it glitched
out and caused the pillars to be very high. But considering cats
don't take fall damage, the feline friend can leave just fine while the witch ends
up as dead as Fortnite. And if you're wondering why
we're at war with Fortnite, when I asked the Fortnite community to try to get Minecraft
Steve added to the game, they told me no one cares about Minecraft. So now us as the Minecraft community need to pass Fortnite in subscribers to prove once and for
all, it's the better game. Please subscribe, oherwise
Steve will be sad. Let me show you how to get
diamonds without using any tools. See on this seed, we happen
to spawn way down in a ravine at the bottom of the world, which seems like a negative
until we look down. Since then you'll notice that
there are some diamond ore that generated right where we're standing. And because there happens to
be a creeper right within view, they'll be able to help
you get those diamonds in almost no time at all, just as long as you don't
die from the explosion. But even if you manage
to survive all that chaos and get the diamonds you still won't have any wood nearby to make a diamond pickaxe,
making you trapped, but rich. So it's a compromise. Igloos can be a rare sight, but when they're at the bottom of a cave, they're even harder to find. See, this igloo spawn in
so low that it happens to have its basement
sitting at the very bottom of the world. Meaning we've got ourselves
a nice bedrock basement if nothing else but really that's not the
only weird part about this. Since if you were to
play this seed in 1.16 you can see that snowy igloo
is surrounded by boiling lava which makes for a weird pair. Though if you were to play
this in the 1.17 update, you notice that the lava
that was around the igloo has now been replaced with water instead, which seems a lot safer. From this angle, this seems
like a normal woodland mansion, but up top, it's a different story. Here, we somehow had both a jungle temple and a witch hut spawn on top of a mansion which pegs a lot of questions. For one, all of these
structures are meant to spawn in different biomes. Those being a swamp, a
jungle, and a dark forest. Add on to that the fact
that all of these structures are quite rare and you've
got a veritable treasure trove of luck, but hey
maybe this gives a reason for why those witches help
out on the illager raids. It's 'cause they're neighbors. Minecraft's world generation
can sometimes feel repetitive but here, that's literally true. In this seed, we see a rare
occurrence of the world literally repeating
itself along this line. Meaning that everything
including diamond structures and even biomes will stitch
together along this line. And if you wanna try it for yourself just type in this teleport
command on the seed and you'll go to the same
spot over and over again, even if it's a different coordinates. And big props to Matthew Bolan for creating a literal
algorithm to find this seed in the first place. That's a huge accomplishment
in its own right. And it'll only take one
look at the end dimension with this seed to see that the
hard work finally paid off. This desert pyramid spawned
in with no TNT trap room, which sounds like a dream
but don't get your hopes up. Since, when we take a look at
what's actually down there, you'll notice that the easily
disarmed stone pressure plate has been replaced with a pool of lava which is a lot less safe
to dig into, obviously. But even if you were to find
a way down through all of that I'll save you the frustration and just tell you that
there's no chest down there at the bottom, though if you wanna trick your friend to dig into their death, this might be the perfect
setup for an easy prank. Here, it seems these pillagers
just built their outpost all the way at the top of the mountain, or at least they tried to but because they started up so high, they were unable to build
past the build limit, creating this halfway done
outpost on top of the mountain. Though, even if it was fully built that doesn't seem like
a very smart structure. I mean, how are they even
supposed to get down? So unless these squidwards
have an elytra on hand I think the villagers are gonna be able to sleep peacefully tonight. Picture this, you spawn
to the end dimension and just after you defeat
the ender dragon boss, an elder guardian flops
toward you menacingly which raises some questions
but that's just right. In this seed, we have an
elder guardian that spawns directly in the center above
a completed end portal. And within only a few
minutes of spawning in it falls through the portal and is stuck in the other dimension. And hats off to user
Mooing-Cowmilk for discovering this since the odds find something this crazy turns out to be 1 in over
337 quadrillion chance, or in other words, if you were
to enter the end dimension with an elder guardian
freaking out next to you you might have hit the
statistical jackpot. By now, you've probably heard us talk about a naturally completed end portal, but what about a completed nether portal? Well, would you believe it, but this is even rare than the alternative because in these seeds, two ruined portals had to spawn next to each
other in a woodland mansion with the obsidian frame still intact. And then after enough time, there's a chance that the
walls might catch fire because of the lava nearby and
that can ignite the portal, which results in a ruined house, but a fixed nether portal. Though I should mention
that since fire spreads on a random tick generator, there's no guarantee that
the lava lights it this way. So if you see it happen, make sure to take a picture for us. And with that folks, have a good one. All right.
