Lucky Block Staff - Animation vs. Minecraft Shorts Ep 33

Don't listen to DJs nickname for the bee: https://youtu.be/ND7E4pf-0Ck Also plushies!! youtooz.com/collections/alan-becker

I know Alan said Red is a troublemaker, but this is a step taken to EXTREME levels. Definitely deserves a timeout for fulfilling his curiosity. RIP Beeper. You will be missed. o7

Comprehensive List of all block interactions with the staff in this video, hopefully all mentioned and in the order shown: - Diamond: Heavy destruction amplifier on swing, assumes ore blocks of lesser tool tiers do the same but with less power. - Netherite: Extreme destruction amplifier on swing. - Obsidian: Summons obsidian blocks. Displaces and teleports blocks. - Bedrock: Summons bedrock. Unstable interaction on swing, extremely displacing blocks and able to aggressively mutate block formation. - Wool: Summons wool blocks. - Cobblestone: Summons cobblestone blocks and its variants, assumes other stone types apply the same effect. - Oak Log: Constructs varied wooden structures, assumes other wood types apply the same effect. - Crafting Table: Absorbs materials and autocrafts all possible items with them instantly. - Furnace: Autocooks and autosmelts food and ores on swing. - Enchanting Table: Enchants any aimed item, block or entity. - Lucky Block: [Redacted] - Brewing Stand: Shoots potions. Can shoot a spray of potion effects. - Note Block: Summons a musical notation bar, able to perform note block arrangements. Music notes can be shot as projectiles and apply damage, with the bar able to fork entities in place. - End Portal: Summons warp portals. - Mob Spawner: Summons entities, can splice different types of mobs into new combinations. - Bone Block: Applies max bonemeal effect on plants. - Magma Block: Summons magma blocks. Applies fire aspect on swing and can shoot fire charges. - Piston: Makeshift pogo-stick and can knock back entities, assumes near infinite extension range. - Campfire: Pyromancy. - Anvil: Extremely heavy. Other effects unknown, if any. - Dispenser: Behaves as a portable dispenser with absurdly fast dispense speed. - TNT: Summons TNT blocks. - Redstone: High powered destructive laser, can activate redstone mechanisms on low intensity. - Lapis Lazuli: Applies flight to holder, can also suspend blocks and control them in the air. - Command Block: Behaves as a portable command block. Can call and modify commands in real time. - Cobweb: Summons cobwebs and shoots versatile web strings. - Netherrack: Summons netherrack blocks. - Bookshelf: Shoots a flurry of books and papers. - Dripstone Block: Summons pointed dripstone from the ground on impact, can also shoot them as projectiles. - Grindstone: Turns into a makeshift circular saw. - Bee Hive: Summons loyal bees, block can house both summoned and wild bees. - Ice: Able to freeze entities and dispel fire. - Player Head: Shoots player heads (confirmed in AvG Games). Transforms into Herobrine head when in contact with lightning. - Lightning Rod: Summons lightning strikes. - Herobrine Head: Applies Herobrine's powers to holder. - Sculk Sensor: Invokes reactionary stimulus to holder when triggered by incoming sounds. Theorized to make the holder act unresponsive and docile while its sculk sensor isn't triggered, akin to a real warden. - Bell: Hard hitting on swing? Makes a bell noise on hit. - Wither Skull: Shoots wither skulls. - Emerald Block: Dispels most if not all other block effects. - Snow Block: Shoots snowballs. - Polished Granite: Summons polished granite blocks. - Cauldron: Absorbs and neutralizes brewing stand's potion spray effect. - Amethyst: Summons amethyst blocks. Blocks can reflect redstone's laser. - Iron Block: Implied destruction amplifier on swing akin to other ore blocks. Shoots ensnaring chains. - Barrier: Summons barrier blocks that are immune to destruction. - Quartz: Summons quartz blocks.

Red 0:09 The first thing he does here is try to break a block, a testament to his high offense style in pretty much everything. Granted everyone's first thing was breaking stuff, but Red definitely got the ball rolling lol. 1:07 Ever the troublemaker, Red immediately sneaks away for the Lucky Block once it's thrown away. 1:26 Instead of regular animals, Red starts splicing mobs into unique hybrids, showcasing his knowledge of animals and how they work. I assume he'd have to be pretty well-versed in animal biology to know how mix these animals without turning them into Frankenstein, considering the blocks that are put in the staff are controlled by conscious thought. (With some exceptions.) 1:32 Continuing this line of thought, Red immediately knows how to calm Beeper down the first time it starts to ignite, once again showcasing his understanding and intuition towards animals. Instead of running away, which I bet the others would have done, he thought on his feet and used his high empathy. 2:07 His empathy towards Beeper shows a few moments later as well, when he quickly calms it down again when it begins to ignite on Green. (Green immediately panics, while Red seems to instinctively know how to handle the situation.) 3:50 Red, often one to throw caution to the wind, doesn't pause when the staff starts acting unpredictably, instead showing excitement at this new discovery. I reckon if this happened to one of the others, they'd be more likely to wake up their friends or simply try and remove the Lucky Block from its staff. 4:31 He then immediately abandons the staff in favor of Beeper, less worried about it and more worried about his beloved pet. This showcases their tendency for impulsive action and a short attention span. 5:24 Red, once again showcasing his connection to animals, ties Beeper to a fence with a small garden attached. (It's also worth noting that the lead Bepper is tied to seems to give them a lot of free movement to fly around, showing that Red's goal is less about restricting Beeper and more about making it comfortable.) 5:49 This is an easy to miss detail, but if you look twice, you can see a golden zombie on Red's shelf. This is his monster school trophy from season three. I think it showcases his sentimentality. I think we all like to imagine that Red goes back there from time to time :) 6:12 What I find really interesting here, is that Red's first instinct seems to be to communicate with the staff when it starts to display sentience. His arms are up in a placating gesture and he moves slowly, so as not to frighten it. This shows his high empathy at its clearest in this episode. 9:10 Obviously guilty, Red stays behind when his friends run ahead. What really resonates with me here is Beeper's change in behavior. Much more affectionate, it sees that Red is upset and tries to cheer him up with nuzzles. Then, and this is the most adorable thing, it goes off screen for a second, and brings back a flower for Red, a direct parallel to Red doing the same for it when it's automatic defense mechanism was in play. This is the first scene we see where Beeper doesn't try to explode in someone's face, because it no longer feels like it has to be hostile. 10:13 Just the small detail of Red using the same move that was used on him when he was possessed interests me, so I wanted to put it in. 10:23 His first instinct was to summon a mob for them to ride, and it worked perfectly. 10:53 Immediately goes on the attack, displaying his high-offense attack style. 11:29 I don't know why, but I just like him throwing carrots at people. 12:48 Lol he's silly. 13:01 Immediately channels Herobrine's powers and seems to have a perfect understanding of how to use them. 14:10 I think Red is the most aggressive person towards the boat in this scene lol 15:03 Fighting stance a c t i v a t e d . 15:21 Once again, immediately on the offensive, shooting TNT at the enemy. 15:55 Fhaksgka Orange caught Red earlier so now Red's catching Orange AHHHH 17:04 Red being aggressive af part two. 18:01 Got a problem? Solve it with animals :D 18:40 My manz is fully communicating with a legalized nuclear bumblebee from like, a forty meters away. 19:22 HE HELD A FUNERAL FOR BEEPER OH MY GOD T_T 19:41 He's a child.

17:37 the orb thing– it's chilling, it's not stressed or just out of options. It's smart, exploring it's newfound powers (it trapped them in different ways and collected Red's staffs by producing a hand when it could've done what it did with Yellow.) It's playing with them, having fun. It is megalomaniac, look at how it showcases the staffs around it. My greatest concern was it's source of sentience.

I absolutely like how Alan REALLY focused more on releasing full episodes with the higher quality and frequency. Great job Alan 👏

I love the insane continuity and attention to detail in these animations, like you can see the monster school trophy red was given, the cook book, and a bunch of other throwbacks in the house, really shows how much effort and passion was put into this. This is so incredible guys!

I love the references that were subtly put in here as enemy staff weilders. The Villager stuck in a cauldron = Getting Over It with Bennet Foddy The Cow with Teleporation = The Spot from Spider-Man (Which Green fought using the String weapon like Spider-Man.) (Also ended with a Portal reference) The Emerald wielding boat that had to be punched like a million times to break it.

1:36 It's practically the same scene as when blue appeared in the first episode of Minecraft, how nostalgic!

Ok, a lot of things to say: 1. The command staff or staff rather was really cool 2. Bringing back the lucky blocks was genius 3. Each block having a unique function when in the staff was insanely creative 4. Sometimes I love and hate the fight scenes (mostly love) because the choreography is so good but so much cool stuff is happening that when I focus on one cool thing , theres another 4 cool things I miss 4. 10:51 12:33 happy ghast 5. R.I.P Beeper, we'll never forget you, you were a real hero

This is what happens when talent meets discipline. Alan could have just dropped 1 animation and leave for a long time or forever, but he is regular, drops animations frequently and is always creative. First time I've encountered your channel was 10 years ago and you still upload videos, fulfilling everyone expectations. You deserve every sub, like and view you have.

12:45 we in our classroom preparing for important exam : Silly friend :

Moral of the history: lucky blocks CAN'T be controlled dosen't mater what you do

There's a difference between using the most powerful item with the staff, and using the most chaotic. And this animation just shows why. Great job as usual Alan!

I really love the whole staff idea that the third season was mostly about, and the way this plot point is still continued, now with the staff being in yellow's trustworthy and technically adept hands, it leads to a ton of fun ideas and interactions. The way it was combined with the note blocks brings up yet another great plot point of the past past season and is just a spectacular way to tie more things together. Great job Alan!

13:09 I love the "Getting Over It" reference!

5:51 DOMAIN EXPANSION RESTLESS RNG USER "as red using his staff of lucky block for exactly 4 minutes and 36 seconds red can practically immortal" "even though red never aquire the reusable instant health potion, the magic overflowing in the body of red reflectebaly doing the instant health"

Alan and his team have more creativity than all of Hollywood combined.

12:59 Can you imagine how Red must feel, constantly being surrounded by random Herobrine references. Ya'know, the guy who possessed him on more than one occasion and then served as his teacher for a bit (lmao). Safe to say their relationship is rather complicated.

probably one of my favorite AVM episodes now. it has SO MANY things and details, all the unique block and staff combinations, thinking what some blocks do, cute callbacks to the first AVM episode, such a cool episode. the lucky block dimension is SO interesting, having all these interesting creatures and things, i would love an entire season based on it