Happy ghast is a new, friendly passive mob that will arrive in Minecraft with the Chase the Skies update. This update and the mob were announced by Mojang in March 2025, after which its major ...

The upcoming update of Minecraft introduces Happy Ghast, the versatile and friendly mob that is set on changing how the players explore and build. Unlike the hostile Nether counterpart, these Happy ...

Mojang Studios announced multiple game drops for Minecraft in 2025 at the Minecraft Live event. The first game drop, "Spring to Life," will be available on March 25 and features new mob variants, ...

Besides forcing fans to rethink their theories about Minecraft lore, the introduction of the rideable Happy Ghast might also pave the way for more unusual and unexpected mobs to be updated as new ...

Minecraft is famous for its mods. For more than a decade, players have been adding their own ideas and content to the game, with the Aether mod being one of the first Minecraft mods. While Minecraft ...

Minecraft Live 2025 is done and dusted, and developer Mojang has announced a long list of new upgrades and content coming to the best-selling video game of all time. Mojang revealed Minecraft's first ...

Minecraft's latest update, "Chase the Skies," introduces the Happy Ghast, a unique mob offering transportation and exploration possibilities. Unlike hostile Nether ghasts, these can be tamed by ...

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Minecraft Addons are an excellent way to spice up your gameplay, even in pre-existing worlds, by changing how certain items/entities interact with one another. Addons are also a great entryway into ...

Minecraft's next update introduces the Happy Ghast, a friendly, versatile mob that players can tame, ride, and use for building. Found in the Nether, these creatures can be transformed into helpful ...

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