Zoglin

Origin

A zoglin is created when a hoglin remains outside the Nether for 15 seconds. It receives a short cosmetic nausea effect after conversion, and it despawns when the world is switched to Peaceful like other hostile mobs.

• HoglinMob
• Crimson ForestBiome
• PlainsBiome

Drops

A zoglin drops 1–3 rotten flesh. Looting can add one extra item, and a player or tamed wolf receives 5 experience.

• Rotten FleshItem

Sounds

Zoglins use separate hostile sound events for idle, angry, attack, hurt, death, footsteps and hoglin conversion.

Behavior

The zoglin is a hostile fire-immune mob that attacks most nearby creatures. Adult attacks launch their target in Java, while babies attack faster without the launch. Zoglins ignore creepers, ghasts and other zoglins, but treat most living mobs and players as targets.

• HoglinMob
• Zoglin Spawn EggItem
• Rotten FleshItem
• CreeperMob
• GhastMob
• ArmadilloMob

Data values

The entity identifier is `minecraft:zoglin`. It belongs to the zombie entity tag and is fire- and lava-immune.

• Zoglin Spawn EggItem

History

Zoglins were added as the zombified counterpart to hoglins. Their conversion timer, undead behavior, and fire immunity preserve the Nether-to-Overworld transition while leaving the original hoglin available as a related page.

Trivia

A zoglin does not become peaceful after its riders or targets leave: its hostility is intrinsic, unlike the temporary aggression of a camel husk jockey.

Gallery

See also

• Mob catalogue
• Minecraft Wiki overview
• HoglinMob
• Crimson ForestBiome
• Zoglin Spawn EggItem
• Rotten FleshItem

References

Data: References

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