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Go search for those snowy and desert biomes, because we're about to uncover the secrets of the Husk and Stray!
It's been a while since I posted a theory. I've been mainly looking at the 1.10 update, and I'm actually impressed. It had new features, and at the same time wasn't at all like 1.9. While I was watching videos on 1.10, I saw two mobs that caught my eye, the Husk and Stray.
I mean, could these mobs look any more suspicious?
These mobs have many features, such as having gray, old skin, ripped clothing, and giving hunger and slowness effects. This could be just a coincidence, but I think otherwise. I believe the Husk and Stray have gotten a disease/infection that has caused them to be like this.
All of the evidence I pointed out can suggest this, but one could ask how they got this. Well, lets look into these mobs. They only spawn in desert or snowy places, and is there any other place that has a higher chance of getting a disease?
But, why do they only spawn here? Well, if we look at other parts of the mobs, you can notice stuff like the Husk being slightly taller than zombies, and the Stray having white eyes. Maybe the zombies and skeletons didn't accept these mobs, because you could tell they were obviously based off them. This explains why they only spawn in those places, they wanted to push them far away as possible, and they got there disease. Need more proof? Stray (As in a noun) means a stray person or thing, especially a domestic animal. While the noun version of Husk means something totally unrelated, the verb means to say something in a husky voice, which is likely for having a disease.
So there you have it, these two mobs carry a disease. But I wanted to look deeper. Is this disease contagious? Well, yes! During the Husk and Stray's attacks, you can get hunger or slowness effects, which happens in real diseases. Also, there's a chance of finding a zombie village. But if Husk and Stray can only spawn in one biome, how is it possible that zombie villages can be in multiple locations? Well just because they can only spawn there, doesn't mean that they can't move to different biomes.
And that's the end of this theory. I don't know how to end it, so I'll just put in a joke:
Today is a gift, that's why they call it the present!
It's been a while since I posted a theory. I've been mainly looking at the 1.10 update, and I'm actually impressed. It had new features, and at the same time wasn't at all like 1.9. While I was watching videos on 1.10, I saw two mobs that caught my eye, the Husk and Stray.
I mean, could these mobs look any more suspicious?
These mobs have many features, such as having gray, old skin, ripped clothing, and giving hunger and slowness effects. This could be just a coincidence, but I think otherwise. I believe the Husk and Stray have gotten a disease/infection that has caused them to be like this.
All of the evidence I pointed out can suggest this, but one could ask how they got this. Well, lets look into these mobs. They only spawn in desert or snowy places, and is there any other place that has a higher chance of getting a disease?
But, why do they only spawn here? Well, if we look at other parts of the mobs, you can notice stuff like the Husk being slightly taller than zombies, and the Stray having white eyes. Maybe the zombies and skeletons didn't accept these mobs, because you could tell they were obviously based off them. This explains why they only spawn in those places, they wanted to push them far away as possible, and they got there disease. Need more proof? Stray (As in a noun) means a stray person or thing, especially a domestic animal. While the noun version of Husk means something totally unrelated, the verb means to say something in a husky voice, which is likely for having a disease.
So there you have it, these two mobs carry a disease. But I wanted to look deeper. Is this disease contagious? Well, yes! During the Husk and Stray's attacks, you can get hunger or slowness effects, which happens in real diseases. Also, there's a chance of finding a zombie village. But if Husk and Stray can only spawn in one biome, how is it possible that zombie villages can be in multiple locations? Well just because they can only spawn there, doesn't mean that they can't move to different biomes.
And that's the end of this theory. I don't know how to end it, so I'll just put in a joke:
Today is a gift, that's why they call it the present!
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And what about husks? Are they ancient pharaohs who rised up from their desert temple? Does anyone ever notice the hollowed out eyes of a Husk? In ancient Egypt they took out the eyes, heart, liver and some more organs before they wrapped their kings in bandages. But a Husk can clearly be seen without bandages, so is this theory correct?
Or are they players who died from thirst and starvation in the desert? Maybe they were players infected by zombies, and eventually dried out.
BUT NO
TOO LAZY
You can I don't care xD
LAZINESS HAS WON AGAIN!
I've already posted stuff about endermen being players, and I'm about to make another theory for villagers revolving around that