Deadpool Bee

Quickstart

1. Install the .mcaddon pack in Minecraft Bedrock (version 1.21.93).
2. Create or load a world and enable both the Behavior Pack and Resource Pack.
3. Find a Deadpool Bee spawning naturally in plains, forests, birch forests, flower forests, sunflower plains, or meadows — it spawns alongside regular bees without replacing them.
4. You can also summon one immediately with the command: /summon com_deadpool_bee_kgzcxygp:mybee
5. Or use the Deadpool Bee Spawn Egg from the Creative inventory to place one wherever you like.
6. To see its signature ability, summon or wait for a creeper to wander within 30 blocks — the Deadpool Bee will immediately give chase and sting it.

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Overview

Deadpool Bee is a Bedrock Edition mob (Minecraft 1.21.93) that looks, moves, and behaves exactly like a vanilla bee — but carries one crucial difference: it is an aggressive, self-appointed creeper hunter. Outside of creeper encounters it is completely peaceful toward players and goes about the normal business of pollinating flowers, collecting nectar, and retreating to a hive at night or in rain. The moment a creeper steps within 30 blocks, however, it transforms into a focused predator.

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What It Adds

The mob shares the exact vanilla bee model, size, hitbox, wing animations, and flight style. Its custom texture is the only visual distinction from a regular bee.

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How To Use

Spawning and Summoning

• Natural spawn: groups of 1–3 appear in plains, sunflower plains, flower forests, regular forests, birch forests, and meadows, alongside normal bees.
• Spawn Egg: use the Deadpool Bee Spawn Egg from the Creative inventory.
• Command: /summon com_deadpool_bee_kgzcxygp:mybee

Everyday Bee Behavior

When no creeper is nearby, Deadpool Bee behaves identically to a vanilla bee:

• Flies and hovers naturally.
• Visits flowers to collect nectar (poppy, dandelion, tulips, cornflower, sunflower, and many more).
• While carrying nectar, it boosts nearby crop growth as it flies.
• Returns to a bee nest or beehive at night or during rain (as long as it hasn't collected nectar yet).
• Uses any vanilla bee nest or beehive as a home.
• Panics and avoids fire.

Creeper Hunting

When a creeper comes within 30 blocks, Deadpool Bee immediately locks on:

• It pursues the creeper with noticeably increased speed.
• A single sting deals 60 damage — enough to eliminate a creeper in one hit.
• Like a vanilla bee after stinging, the Deadpool Bee perishes shortly after delivering its sting against a non-creeper target (standard bee stinging mechanic applies in other combat situations). Against creepers specifically it can attack repeatedly.
• The Deadpool Bee is never hostile toward players by default.

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Abilities And Mechanics

Nectar variants: the bee visually changes appearance when carrying nectar, and again if it becomes angry while carrying nectar — just like a vanilla bee.

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Progression And Strategy

Protect your base from creepers passively. Bring a Deadpool Bee (or let one spawn naturally) near your home area. Any creeper that wanders close will be swiftly dealt with.

Breeding for more Deadpool Bees. Feed any flower to a Deadpool Bee and a vanilla bee (or two Deadpool Bees) to trigger breeding. The offspring is always a Deadpool Bee baby, never a vanilla bee. This means you can grow a population of creeper-hunters over time using the same flowers you already farm. Any flower that works for vanilla bee breeding works here, including dandelions, poppies, tulips, cornflowers, sunflowers, oxeye daisies, lilac, rose bushes, peonies, torchflowers, pitcher plants, and more.

Hive management. Deadpool Bees integrate fully into existing hive setups. House them in bee nests or beehives alongside regular bees to keep them fed and to collect honey as normal — their creeper-hunting duty does not interfere with honey production.

Tip: Deadpool Bees seek shelter at night and in rain (provided they haven't just collected nectar). Ensuring they have a nearby hive or nest keeps them active and on patrol during the day.