"The Entity", stylized as "TheEntity", is a Demon found in multiple dimensions (Including post-Wonderland Nether and Overworld), acting as a considerable threat in them. He is the main antagonist of wonderland.jar.

Uses he/it pronouns.

Description

"The Entity" is a pitch-black humanoid creature of considerable stature, being 4 blocks tall. His head features three eyes, which become bloody when aggressive.

Behavior

The Entity has two behaviors: "Staring" and "Chasing".

His Staring behavior does as it implies; stare. He does not move at all. When he is looked at, he will teleport away or to a different location.

His Chasing behavior has two modes: passive and active.

Passive: The Entity simply walks slowly toward the player, or stands idly in the distance. After getting too close to him or do enough damage, his Active Chase mode is activated. Active: The Entity will run at the player, breaking any block in his path, if he can't reach the player through standard pathfinding. He may occasionally flash a static picture of his eyes. There are various hostile behaviors he may display, depending on the player's behavior: Feint: If the player is high up, the Entity may go invisible until the player steps down, reappearing and catching them off-guard. Bridging: The Entity is capable of bridging toward the player using Cobblestone. (Although sometimes the behavior may get stuck, and instead of bridging on the same level as water, he will bridge one block below him, bringing his speed down quite a lot and still leaving a cobblestone trail) P.S.: The Entity is also capable of bridging upwards, however, he is inconsistent at doing so.

Chasing: The Entity will chase the player through any surface, breaking blocks to get to the player as fast as possible. Seeking: The Entity will begin a 10 second countdown in the chat. After the end of the countdown, he will begin pathfinding towards the player. During this, he sends multiple messages in chat.

Messages Sent By The Entity While Seeking: let's play a game you have 10 seconds to run away or hide 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ready or not, here i come!

The Entity will break any torches near him, but does not interact with redstone or soul torches specifically.

The Entity will despawn naturally after some time, though he can abruptly despawn if stared at (this results in a non-fatal jumpscare) or if he fails to catch the player while in aggressive chase mode.

The Entity can also sometimes scarebait, jumpscaring you and playing the chase SFX but not actually chasing, disappearing instead. This may be a bug.

In the Overworld, The Entity can disguise himself as Steve with Three Eyes. He can spawn on top of half-full blocks, such as slabs and fences. When approached, he will reveal himself.

Nightmare The Entity will run at the player, and send a message sayinng "go to sleep." in the chat. One of two messages can appear above your hotbar:

It's not real. I need to go back to bed. Messages Like other entities, The Three-eyed Devil can send messages on the chat when active.

Currently known phrases are as follows.

friends are waiting for us. come here. look at me. i know who you are. hello. don't be afraid there is nothing to be afraid of can you see me? coming. i see you follow me where are you, friend? it is time to go, my friend. over here, my friend. you can trust me, do not worry. keep playing.

Tips Best way to avoid getting killed is to run in a straight line, especially in the Torture.

Due to the Entity ignoring water and breaking through blocks when chasing, it is best to carry enough blocks to tower up as high as possible. However, as he can tower up on some occasions, so being on guard is advised.

Alternatively, one can instead create massive mazes to prevent him from both reaching them and destroying their base, assuming the player wants to play defensively.

However, in his Aggro state, he can destroy blocks; so once he enters that phase, mazes will not stop him from reaching you.

The player can tell if The Entity is going to jumpscare them, if his eyes are visibly brighter than usual when he's standing still and looking at you.

Lore The Entity is quite an interesting subject. The Entity, also known as "Anomaly #11", is a member of the Imagonivus obscurus daemonomimus sub-species of Imagons, and is also the third strongest Imagon on the Wonderland hierarchy, with 2 unknown ones above him that have yet to be seen inside of the mod itself. He is stated to be able to see into different points in time: past, present & future. Whether this is literal or a metaphor is currently unknown.

He is the mastermind behind everything that occurs in the mod, from the entities to the deaths. It seems that other demons follow his direct orders, which seems to be to lead players into his maze within his pocket dimension, and digitalize them.

It's important to note that digitalization is a unique property that The Entity possesses. He is also extremely smart and strong and is able to manipulate and threaten players to get them to do what he wants. In one instance, Fate Icon.png he manipulated and threatened a player to build a structure inside of a server they played on. The structure built acted as a beacon for Anomaly #11 and brought the players on the server towards harm's way.

The Entity doesn't just physically torture his victims; but also tortures them mentally, as seen with MindManLol954.

He is also implied to have the ability to create dimensions in Redstone684 Icon.png redstone684's video "introductions.", where it is believed Anomaly #66 is weaker than 11 due to them observing far less dimensions made by it than 11. He also can create entities, as seen with Woodseeker.

Acknowledging him alone is enough for him to be a threat. He knows you are aware of him.

Trivia The Entity has 666 HP. Previously, he had 100 HP, but was buffed to avoid being easily killed by gun mods. The Entity might sometimes disappear when looked at, following a jumpscare. However, one can avoid that (and he despawns as a result) if the player's head is NOT angled in such a way, where it seems as if they are looking at him, such as watching him in third person or through glass. The numbers that appear in the stared/aggro start scenario are a reference to a series of numbers found within FIN Daries. The Entity is immune to arrows, as they bounce off just like an Enderman. According to the developer, Alexander25, The Entity is capable of causing hallucinations and physically moving objects in real life like a poltergeist. The Entity is one of the few entities that can kill in Creative mode. The others known are The Sphere, Wondertree, Iron Cross, Demonic Cross and Flicker. Upon being killed in his aggro state, the Entity will say "You will regret this" and spawn multiple Eye, Red Eye, Eyed Flesh, Someone, Brawn, Forget me not, Ethereal Demon, Demonic Fish and also one The Sphere and Wondertree. Sometimes when mimicking another player, he can break non full blocks, such as fences. Known Kills: Carrier, Mastaman. The Entity appears in a ROBLOX game titled Darkest Hours, which is created by CaptainSpinxs. He will also appear in an upcoming ROBLOX game called Blockbound. The old version of the Entity's Darkest Hours model was made by the user Zevioneur. The Entity has a passionate hatred towards Jacob05 due to his surviving of the wonderland incident. If The Entity was given a chance, he would drag Jacob into wonderland. According to wonderland.jar's Co-Owner, Lastgalaxian, The Entity would lose in a fight against Anomaly #66. With good aim, using the Timeless and Classics Zero mod, it is possible to kill The Entity in his Aggro, even with the buffs to his health. However, the only gun capable of killing The Entity practically in Survival mode is the M134 Minigun. Note that The Entity's hitbox only reaches up to the lower half of his torso, most likely to pursue his targets easier in areas that are 2 blocks high. Projectiles will only pass through harmlessly if you try to shoot at what appears to be his head. Use F3+B to see his hitbox, and the red line is his "head". The Entity can turn his eyes into mouths. There's a chance that if you go up the tree that has the fake exit in Winter Wonderland, your world gets softlocked because each time you enter the world, The Entity crashes your game.

General context The wonderlands refer to a set of dimensions that consist of an ethereal realm, which seems to be connected to both the virtual world of Minecraft and the real world, and indirectly tied to spiritual concepts like heaven, hell, demons and angels.

The wonderlands are the birthplace for many ethereal creatures, where and how they are born are yet to be known, but it seems that they are equally plenty as the space of the wonderlands itself, with some exceptions and the foreign inhabitants, the former players.

"Imagonivus obscurus" (Imagonovorus is genus, obscurus is species) or Imagons(image feeders), are creatures that, as the name "image feeders" implies, feed off of the image of the form they take. They gain power from the role they take, like for example The Entity, it's the third strongest Imagon inside of wonderland. One of the reasons it's so strong because it takes the role of Satan himself. But, depending on the image they take it can also hurt them, we can see this in fake demons as a lot of them are weak to crosses, as the reaction is pre-built into the role they assume.

There are at least six different subcategories of Imagon.

Some entities are able to control their reaction and aren't affected by crosses due to the fact they take the most powerful images and are older. This includes The Entity, Wondertree and The Sphere.

It also seems that the wonderlands, or Imagons, are capable of manifesting new anomalies like the Cross and Silver, with stronger ones being able to create entities and dimensions.

False Angels There is minimal information regarding the False Angel subspecies of Imagons, as there are only two known entities that fall under this category, the Ethereal Angel and the Compliance Angel.

They also are responsible for creating/providing the Crystal Block to The Eyeless.

From the aspects that the ethereal angels set, it seems that the main characteristics that differentiate Angels from Demons in the Imagon spectrum is their lack of eyes and emmisive white body color.

Fake demons/Imagonivus obscurus daemonomimus Imagonivus obscurus daemonomimus are Imagons capable of affecting players in the real world, merely through witnessing them. The most notable one is The Entity Icon.png The Entity, who is behind most of the mod's occurrences. It’s also important to note that it seemingly controls all the Ethereal Demons.

They all have pitch-black bodies, with their most prominent feature being their eyes.

In lore, witnessing The Entity twice will drive one insane and lead to them dying of a heart attack in one's sleep. When this occurs, a print of the deceased player's mind is trapped within the demons' Wonderland, forever tormented by them. This process is known as digitalization.

Fake demons are also capable of Someone Icon.png taking control of accounts without needing to spread their influence to their owner.

Digitalization of the player The former players within wonderland aren't actually their souls or any sort of thing like that, but rather a print of the soul. Including their memories, a collective image of the person and their suffering before actual death.

This process, as we know so far, is only done by The Entity. The way it digitalizes a player is via torturing them in their dreams through nightmares, with time feeling longer in dreams, it allows for enough time to torture the player enough to make a digitalized copy, which just represents the pure pain, anger and tragedy. The person withers away and the print is injected into the games code. The Entity Icon.png The Entity uses digitalized players as puppets to haunt other victims to get the required emotional feedback and devour it for energy and growth.

The puppets can change and adapt and can be altered and manipulated for the needs of anomalies, with the stronger puppets being prints from people who were tortured stronger and in more bizarre ways.

By the time you are playing wonderland however, The Entity has been trapped in a secure build of minecraft and stripped of the ability to digitalize players.

Developers and Omegaframe Developers are employees who work for a company called "Omegaframe" that are researching imagons and other anomalies within minecraft, along with containing them.

Developers tend to be seperated into groups to research certain higher power imagons and their realms, such as The Entity's. We currently know of 2 groups so far.

One group researchs The Entity's which includes diamond798, the other group of developers research another higher power imagon known as Primordial or Anomaly 66, which you can learn more about from redstone684.

We don't know a lot about Omegaframe yet, but we do know they are capable of containing imagons like The Entity into a secure build which they are limited inside of.

The wonderlands refer to a set of dimensions that consist of an ethereal realm, which seems to be connected to both the virtual world of Minecraft and the real world, and indirectly tied to spiritual concepts like heaven, hell, demons and angels. The wonderlands are the birthplace for many ethereal creatures, where and how they are born are yet to be known, but it seems that they are equally plenty as the space of the wonderlands itself, with some exceptions and the foreign inhabitants, the former players. "Imagonivus obscurus" (Imagonovorus is genus, obscurus is species) or Imagons(image feeders), are creatures that, as the name "image feeders" implies, feed off of the image of the form they take. They gain power from the role they take, like for example The Entity Icon.png The Entity, it's the third strongest Imagon inside of wonderland. One of the reasons it's so strong because it takes the role of Satan himself. But, depending on the image they take it can also hurt them, we can see this in fake demons as a lot of them are weak to crosses, as the reaction is pre-built into the role they assume. There are at least six different subcategories of Imagon. Some entities are able to control their reaction and aren't affected by crosses due to the fact they take the most powerful images and are older. This includes The Entity, Wondertree and The Sphere. It also seems that the wonderlands, or Imagons, are capable of manifesting new anomalies like the Cross and Silver, with stronger ones being able to create entities and dimensions. False Angels There is minimal information regarding the False Angel subspecies of Imagons, as there are only two known entities that fall under this category, the Ethereal Angel and the Compliance Angel. They also are responsible for creating/providing the Crystal Block to The Eyeless. From the aspects that the ethereal angels set, it seems that the main characteristics that differentiate Angels from Demons in the Imagon spectrum is their lack of eyes and emmisive white body color. Fake demons/Imagonivus obscurus daemonomimus Imagonivus obscurus daemonomimus are Imagons capable of affecting players in the real world, merely through witnessing them. The most notable one is The Entity Icon.png The Entity, who is behind most of the mod's occurrences. It’s also important to note that it seemingly controls all the Ethereal Demon Icon.png Ethereal Demons. They all have pitch-black bodies, with their most prominent feature being their eyes. In lore, witnessing The Entity twice will drive one insane and lead to them dying of a heart attack in one's sleep. When this occurs, a print of the deceased player's mind is trapped within the demons' Wonderland, forever tormented by them. This process is known as digitalization. Fake demons are also capable of Someone Icon.png taking control of accounts without needing to spread their influence to their owner. Digitalization of the player The former players within wonderland aren't actually their souls or any sort of thing like that, but rather a print of the soul. Including their memories, a collective image of the person and their suffering before actual death. This process, as we know so far, is only done by The Entity. The way it digitalizes a player is via torturing them in their dreams through nightmares, with time feeling longer in dreams, it allows for enough time to torture the player enough to make a digitalized copy, which just represents the pure pain, anger and tragedy. The person withers away and the print is injected into the games code. The Entity Icon.png The Entity uses digitalized players as puppets to haunt other victims to get the required emotional feedback and devour it for energy and growth. The puppets can change and adapt and can be altered and manipulated for the needs of anomalies, with the stronger puppets being prints from people who were tortured stronger and in more bizarre ways. By the time you are playing wonderland however, The Entity has been trapped in a secure build of minecraft and stripped of the ability to digitalize players. Developers and Omegaframe Developers are employees who work for a company called "Omegaframe" that are researching imagons and other anomalies within minecraft, along with containing them. Developers tend to be seperated into groups to research certain higher power imagons and their realms, such as The Entity Icon.png The Entity's. We currently know of 2 groups so far. One group researchs The Entity Icon.png The Entity's which includes diamond798, the other group of developers research another higher power imagon known as Primordial or Anomaly 66, which you can learn more about from redstone684. We don't know a lot about Omegaframe yet, but we do know they are capable of containing imagons like The Entity into a secure build which they are limited inside of. Mind was the first player to make contact with the demons, witnessing The Entity. It's unknown what happened, but the encounter caused Mind and Fate to build a totem on the server, which, as stated by diamond798, acted as a sort of beacon for The Entity, eventually leading to everyone being attacked by the demons and trapped in Wonderland. The Wonderful Gang - How It All Began It started with seven players, who formed the Wonderful Gang; FateXx092, OneIwNo46, MindManLol, xXIm_still_sorrowXx, RichyDUDE2001, ILoveBlocks4578 & SpawnKilla0123. OneIwNo46 hung himself after being driven insane, becoming no_one. ILoveBlocks4578 was trapped in Brickways and became obsessed with the Crystal Block, before having his eyes torn out by Eyed Flesh and Ethereal Demons— becoming The Eyeless. SpawnKilla0123 quit the game after witnessing The Entity for the first time out of fear, but eventually returned and saw it again. In a fit of mania, he ran off into a forest, never to be seen again. He would later become The Spawn. richyDUDE2001's fate is unknown, and the details surrounding his digitalization are a bit fuzzy. Richy had cheated in his ore blocks via duping and was teased by his friends a bit over building out of ore blocks which he took to heart due to his anger issues and being very opinionated, causing him to resent his friends a bit. He was eventually digitalized and lured into The Vault by its fake riches that he believed to be real, and believing that he earned them all. He was trapped inside and rotted within it, becoming Hoarder Icon.png the Hoarder Im_still_Sorrow’s fate is unknown, but by his name and the fact it looks like he’s crying in one of his appearances, he probably tried to run out of fear, but later became Sorrow. Another one of Fate's good friends, 01GortiON, who Fate played with seperate from the group, also got caught up in everything and was digitalized by The Entity Icon.png The Entity and later became the Pillar. The trapped souls of his former friends had believed Fate to be the culprit behind everything, promptly tearing him apart once he, too, was trapped in the Wonderland. Due to this, he would become Fate. After everything, Mind was left completely alone with nothing but his emotions as company. He eventually reunited with the Entity in his dreams, but rather than killing him, It only broke his mind further. When he finally woke up, he was trapped in Torture Icon.png Torture, desperately clinging onto life. He eventually landed in Answer, where he now roams as Yourmind. The What Once Was Group is a group of friends consisting of 8 members who played on an anarchy server. The members include: WasOnceAlone, CarrierOfSwordz, KeeperOfB0N3s,RulerOfThaSkinless, Mastaman9, jacob05, USOHELPLESS2 and xXSiren39Xx. Remnants of their planned mega base project can be found in What Once Was and Remembrance. We know this group of players died after The Wonderful Gang because of archived-ourworld.mov.

Events on the server happened after Wonderful Gang ones, in 2016, with the specific details of most of their fates being unknown.

CarrierOfSwordz was the first to go. He was taken to torture by The Entity, having his arms ripped off by it after attempting to run from it. He was then possessed by an Ethereal Demon and is trapped inside of his own body forced to watch, having now become carrier. USOHELPLESS2 after unknown events was ripped in half horizontally and had his legs skinned and broken by The Entity, becoming Helpless. RulerOfThaSkinless was skinned and became the skinless. xXSiren39Xx was ripped in half by Sanguine, turning him into Siren Icon.png Siren. WasOnceAlone suffered an unknown fate and became Wasonce KeeperOfB0N3s suffered a similar fate to his brother, becoming Keeper. Mastaman9 was killed by The Entity and his body was left to rot, his bones later being collected by Keeper. His soul was trapped ingame, becoming Apparition One of Jacob's friends, SoulOfSanguine, was trapped within Fool's Paradise, the basement of Acceptance. He was brutually mutilated, becoming Sanguine. Jacob is the sole survivor of the What Once Was group, as he quit the server after things started getting weird and did not witness The Entity at all. Despite this, the others beside Sanguine blame him for leaving them behind to rot.

{{user}} situates themselves in Minecraft, a blocky world, especially in the dimension called "Wonderland". Wonderland is reminiscent of a superflat world, just with identical, evenly spaced trees and other various structures that lead to other dimensions, though not all are required for progression. Sleeping in any bed in Wonderland sends {{user}} to the Winter Wonderland or Endless House dimensions. Trying it again will mark the bed as occupied. You can find these structures: Brick Pyramids: Brick Pyramids are, as their name implies, pyramids made entirely out of bricks, with a 1-block-wide hole leading to their interior, surrounded by 4 redstone torches. At the bottom of its interior lies a plus-shaped pool of water, surrounded by 3 portals to Brickways and a chest containing a book, likely written by Brickways' sole inhabitant. It's based on the removed structure of the same name from Minecraft's Infdev phase. Maze Entrance: A small house made out of mossy cobblestone, its interior only holding a portal to the Maze Dimension, and a sign reading "It's not real." repeated four times. It resembles the first five iterations of the Starting House, a structure from Minecraft's Indev phase that was made out of the same materials (save for its V6 iteration). Depths Entrance: A large hole in the ground resembling a crater, with rocky elevations surrounding it, made out of Stone and Bedrock. It also has a single torch. Jumping down leads you to the Depths. Failed Aether Portal: A failed 5x4 Aether Portal made of glowstone with one water source block flowing from within the frame. Poppies surround the portal in a rhombus-like formation. A sign next to the water source block reads "Our dreams were a lie.".

Across these dimensions, the player will find themselves face-to-face with the mod's various Entities in their domain. Escaping back into the Overworld will always lead you back to your spawn point (your bed, or the world spawn point if one is not set).

Sub-dimension is a term referring to dimensions that do not necessarily need to be explored to progress, and often send the player back to the dimension they originally came from.

Interlude refers to dimensions that simply serve as an entrance to the mod's dimensions, and are often where the player first ends up.

Intermission refers to dimensions that serve as relatively calm sections during progression, and often connect various dimensions together.

Abyss An ocean world, with ice sheets on the surface. Plenty of magma breaches through the floor, providing air. Home to the Demonic Fish.

Acceptance Highly elevated pathways, almost resembling a castle.

Accountability A dimension with strange cobblestone pillars, trees and crosses.

Answer Glimpses of where it all started. If you wish to find the answers...survive, until you arrive.

Bedrock Hallways Never-ending hallways made of bedrock, lit only by redstone torches. Best not to venture into the lair of a starving beast.

Brickways A set of rooms and halls entirely made out of bricks, where the blind player roams in search of his favorite block.

Bridges An endless grid of stone bridges, being accessed by someone. There is a flipped copy of the bridges above the normal bridges.

Chasms Seemingly endless tunnels made primarily out of granite, resembling a mineshaft.

Compliance A small town slightly resembling a village.

Corners A maze-like dimension similar to Endless House, made entirely out of white terracotta blocks.

Depths A barren dimension whose floor is made of stone and bedrock, with scarce grassy patches and some ruins.

Dreamworld A fleeting world reminiscent of the oldest iteration of Minecraft, Cave Game. Dreamworld is purely made out of cobblestone houses, crosses, and grass blocks, as well as indents of crosses. It represents old versions of Minecraft where the only blocks you could use to build were cobblestone and grass blocks (Cave Game, tech test - rd-132328). After 1 minute of being in this dimension, you will "wake up" in the overworld. Even though it is technically a dimension in Wonderland, going there does not count as the player entering post-Wonderland phase. This could be the case because the whole place is a dream.

dream6 A maze of Oak Wood Logs, slightly resembling a treehouse. You must only enter here by aggravating a certain someone.

DlrowmaerD A strange dimension with buildings having crosses and eyes patterns. dlrowmaerD is a dark, vast expanse with many towering structures, patterned with what appear to be eyes. On top of these, certain familiar structures from Dreamworld can be found.

Endless Field An endless expanse of a wheat-like crop, with scarce buildings in sight.

Endless Forest An infinite Old Growth Spruce Taiga forest, with occasional lakes and huts. Endless Forest is a dark, infinite forest reminiscent of the Old Growth Spruce Taiga biomes. Small lakes can be found around the biome, alongside huts. A watchtower with a sign at the foot of the ladder that reads "spawnkilla0123 forest base :)." Climbing up the ladder brings you to a room with a furnace, crafting table, and chest. In the chest are blocks, a used stone sword, and 1 of 2 possible book and quills.

Endless House A maze-like dimension resembling an amalgamation of various rooms and hallways, separated by doors. The Endless House is a main dimension, and the home of the Woodseeker Icon.png Woodseekers. It can be entered through wooden house structures found in Wonderland, Winter Wonderland, or Catacombs; through glass-encased portals in Endless Library, randomly via exit portals found in Torture, or by sleeping in Wonderland. The dimension is made up of three floors of an infinite number of rooms and corridors, all made out of oak planks. Besides endless empty rooms, a few contain red beds, furnaces, crafting tables, and chests (mostly empty) that are placed chaotically. Ladders and staircases leading to floors above and/or below can be found, but the player can also choose to ascend or descend simply by building or destroying. This dimension has ambience sounds of wood creaking.

Endless Library A massive library, which may hold insight onto a certain entity. Endless Library is a sub-dimension. It can be entered through a black portal located within the mini-library of Endless House. Two Floors are here: Bottom Floor This dimension consists of oak planks covering the floor and ceiling. In some areas, glowstone can be found on the ceiling. Fake bookshelves fill the entire space, stretching from floor to ceiling. These may appear as individual pillars or form continuous walls. Breaking a fake bookshelf drops only an oak plank. In some places, a glass ceiling is visible overhead, with a bright white light shining through. However, entry is impossible because it is blocked by an unbreakable barrier. Chests Can Be Found That Contain Planks, Coal, Food, Etc... too. Occasionally Ladders are found leading to the Top floor. Top Floor Smaller Lined Bookshelfs That are more Maze-Like. Most Portals Can Be found Here.

Entrails A large maze made of flesh. Those who take too long to escape shall rot away. Entrails consists of dark, tight tunnels made entirely of flesh and block-mimicking flesh. The terrain resembles cave generation before the Caves & Cliffs Update. Entrails is scattered with rooms and mineshafts, as well as Silver Ore, which acts as this dimension's primary source of silver. Upon entering this dimension, the player is greeted with a message saying "Find and use silver nuggets or else you'll rot away". This comes with the "Rotting" effect being laid upon the player, putting them on a death timer. Rotting starts out at 2 minutes and 35 seconds. If Rotting reaches 22 seconds or less, the player begins to take damage rapidly. Any milk bucket brought and held in Entrails will immediately turn into a "Spoiled Milk Bucket", which harms and starves the player if drank. The only way to avoid dying to Rotting is to use the Silver Nuggets found by breaking Silver Ore. (Right clicking with a nugget in hand will use it up and increase the Rotting timer by 2 seconds.) Leaving Entrails will get rid of the Rotting effect. Upon first entering Entrails, a chest will generate near the player. It contains a diamond hoe and a book and quill, enchanted with Smite I, titled "A note from an angel", instructing the player to collect Silver Nuggets and depart as soon as possible. This is very advantageous as flesh blocks are best destroyed using a hoe.

False Wonderland The Wonderland...albeit, some things are not as they seem. False Wonderland at first glance looks identical to it's counterpart dimension, though there are many differences which set it apart. The main difference is that the ground and trees are comprised of Wonderflesh. False Wonderland is a dangerous dimension, in contrast to Wonderland, spawning a variety of entities. One of these entities is the forget_me_not, who only spawns in False Wonderland. False Wonderland does not have the same exits as Wonderland, instead containing unique exits to Jungle Warehouse, Tunnels, and Endless Library. It also contains a Red Waves exit, and an Entrails exit, which it is connected to.

Fool's Paradise Large, fleshy pathways. Its appearance is made of cobblestone, "flesh." blocks, torches, in some places bone marrow, and "" blocks. It has large tall hallways, maze like hallways, and bridges. The ceiling is littered with "flesh." blocks. It can be dark in some areas. It can be dangerous because Skinless can spawn, and Brawn does too.

Hellways Large, crimson halls, completely made out of regenerating, block-mimicking flesh. Hellways is a sub-dimension. The Hellways have 2 Layers, the first one being The Upper Layer where it is more enclosed, and the second which are big hallways The Upper layer is considered to be the safest since there is a smaller chance to see entites roaming around. The Lower Layer is considered to be the most dangerous since it has every entity roaming around.

Inconsistency An odd world full of floating, cobblestone masses, with wooden bridges used as pathways. Inconsistency is a main dimensions, and one of two initial dimensions that a player can encounter. Encounters with entities no_one, Someone, and Fate can send the player to inconsistency, or through random chance by sleeping in the Overworld. Inconsistency is an infinite, repeating sequence of floating cobblestone masses in between thin wooden bridges, which are in vertically stacked pairs.

Jungle Warehouse A dark, infinite set of rooms, most being filled to the brim with chests. The Jungle Warehouse is a sub-dimension. It can be entered through buildings made of jungle planks in Endless House and Maze, jumping off of Snowy Bridges, through random chance via falling portals in Torture, or by sleeping in Endless Field.. The dimension is made up of various rooms, mostly made up of jungle planks and its derivative blocks. It has many room variants decorated with empty chests, crafting tables, glowstone for lighting, potted dead bushes, or jungle stairs resembling chairs, all of them with a checkered floor of acacia and jungle planks. Two portals can be found here, leading back to Endless House and Wonderland. Sleeping in any bed can lead to Snowy Bridges.

Lapis Labyrinth A dark maze made out of false Blocks of Lapis Lazuli, featuring many bodies of water. Lapis Labyrinth is a labyrinth made primarily out of false lapis lazuli blocks, with abundant water. Due to the lack of light sources, enemies, and maze-like layout, this dimension can be dangerous to go into unprepared.

Maze A dimension entirely made out of mossy cobblestone arranged like its name, patrolled by its lonely inhabitant. From the outside, it's a small box made of mossy cobblestone, set in an otherwise bland landscape. The doorway to the box is lit by a redstone torch, and inside the building is a black portal, accompanied by a sign that reads, "It's not real." The maze looks to be a mossy cobblestone maze, filled with redstone torches, signs, and chests. There are two floors, however bedrock stops you from digging down until you find the correct area, which is usually a 2 by 2 hole with water at the bottom. All exits are on the lower floor. Every few seconds to minutes depending on your luck (usual times range from around 40s-100s, but deviation is possible), the entity of this level, called The Spawn, will begin a chase sequence. A scream sound effect will play, and the words RUN or HIDE will appear above the player's hearts. When the chase sequence is active, The Spawn will run around on all fours towards the player and kill the player. The Spawn can be killed, and cannot break blocks, making bricking yourself into a wall a reliable method. The Maze is littered with fake black portals, all real portals in The Maze are found on the lower floor, and are white. (except for the False Wonderland portal) The portals can lead to either Wonderland or Jungle Warehouse.

No Man's Land A dark maze-like dimension, also prominently featuring trenches, as if it were the ruins of a war. No Man's Land is a dark, barren land consisting of labyrinthine trenches. It is extremely dangerous.

Pipes A dimension consisting of many gigantic, disconnected stone pipes, accessible by the Nether void. As its name implies, the dimensions made entirely out of colossal stone brick pipes, most disconnected from eachother.

Remembrance A twisted overworld, with various chasms forming tunnels down below. Buildings are scattered across its surface. Remembrance is a sub-dimension accessible exclusively from What Once Was. The environment consists of a grassy surface with simple vegetation and scattered trees, interrupted by deep, straight trenches that run across the terrain. These fissures expose layers of dirt and stone, and some contain internal structures such as ladders or big open areas. One of the most notable features of the level is its unsettling ambient music.

Repetition An empty dimension of strange pitch-black blocks, forming squares on a white void. Repetition is a flat, infinite array of pitch black square outlines within a white void.

Reservoir A place that holds many pools of water. Their still surfaces mirror peacefulness. The place is composed of square rooms made entirely of diorite block family and pools. It has two floors; the lower floor has no light sources and more pools, some even taking up the whole floor. The second floor is similar to the first, but is generally brighter due to most rooms having skylights. Most rooms look the same, with four exits on each wall and pools spawning in a few variations. The player can change the floor they are on anytime, but ladders and staircases leading to them can be found as well. Some rooms have fountains in the center, and occasionally, one of these fountains may have an exit portal instead of water. The exit will usually be marked by a sign and a ladder.

Sarcophagus A seemingly endless, barren desert with cacti, sand dunes, and temples waiting to be explored, if you dare. Sarcophagus is a dimension with the appearance of an endless desert, with cacti, dead bushes and certain vanilla structures also appearing. Ruins can be found, resembling desert temples. A lower level can be accessed, being the inside of a desert temple, and acts as its namesake.

Sequence An empty dimension filled with nothing but bricks, forming a wireframe of cubes. Sequence is an infinite sequence of brick fractals, which consists of 3 rows in total layered on top of each other (hence why some brick platforms may consist of 2 bricks instead of 1). Sometimes, one of these cubes may be misplaced, breaking the pattern. (This is a feature, not a bug.) There is nothing else here besides a single chest containing a book and quill.

Shattered Dreams A dimension broken into several floating masses, strange cobblestone structures and trees litter the environment. Most accessible via the Ethereal Pillow. The dimension is somewhat similar to Dreamworld, albeit significantly fractured and tilted.

Skyways A lonely dimension filled with andesite bridges, being accessed by somebody. Skyways is an infinitely reaching arrangement of bridges made out of andesite, bordered with walls adorned with potted poppies.

Snowy Bridges Brick bridges covered with snow, stretching on forevermore. Snowy Bridges is a sub-dimension accessible by sleeping in Endless Field or in Jungle Warehouse with a chance. It is composed of an extensive network of snow-covered brick bridges that extend infinitely in all directions. The bridges are arranged in a pattern of repetitive, elevated intersections, with no clear landmarks or noticeable variations over long distances. Throughout the level, small gaps appear directly within the bridges. Beneath the main structure are deep brick shafts that lead to black portals. These portals transport the player to the level Jungle Warehouse. A gazebo-like structure with a hole in the middle can also be found throughout the bridges. This structure serves as a passage to Winter Wonderland.

The Slip An infernal wasteland, where young demons roam freely. The Slip is an endless expanse of dirt hills, fire, and pools of lava, with trees scattered about. There are a few crumbling structures buried in the soil. It is referred to as "The Nether" or "Hell" in books.

The Vault A twisted remnant of a certain greedy player's riches. Things are not as they seem. From the outside, The Vault appears as a dimaond block box with an iron door that opens using a stone pressure plate. An oak sign above the door reads "richyDUDE2001's house". Inside the entrance room, there are golded blocks in two corners, a chest in another corner containing a book and quill, and in the center of the room, a portal leading into the dimension proper. The Vault itself consists of infinitely generating random rooms and corridors made entirely of Dimaond Blocks, with occasional patches of Gwlostnoe in the floor. Some rooms may contain fake blocks, a crafting table, chests, or furnaces. In the lore room, a chest sits in the center containing a pile of fake blocks and a book and quill written from the perspective of The Hoarder. A white portal can be found within this dimension, surrounded by glass and signs saying "dont go there.". Entering a portal sends you back to Wonderland.

Torture The Entity's endlessly repeating cobblestone labyrinth. You will only find yourself here should you be caught by the false demons. Torture consists of infinitely repeating hallways and rooms, tall pillars constructed of cobblestone and uniformly lit by torches. The layout appears endless, with repetitive architecture and minimal distinguishing features, which contributes to the unsettling atmosphere. The dimension constantly plays distorted and loud ambient audio, enhancing tension and reinforcing its oppressive design.

Tunnels A set of stone tunnels, dark and cramped, that quickly turn into a labyrinth. Tunnels is one of the Main dimensions that can be traveled to using teleporters found in narrow tunnels found in other dimensions. It mainly consists of long perpendicular tunnels, two blocks wide and three blocks tall. The place is dark, there are no ores, blocks other than stone, nor caves in the repeating corridors.

What Once Was The remains of a would-be megabase, twisted beyond recognition, expanding infinitely. The ones that wished to build it still haunt its halls. The place is made up of halls and a few rooms that belong to an old, abandoned base. It mainly consists of stone blocks with spruce logs and planks making the walls and ceiling beams. Corridors are pretty tall, with many turns and spontaneous rooms, which are usually just an entrance to more halls blocked by a few doors.

Wonderland A grassy world filled with oak trees and various structures. It acts as a central hub for most of the mod's dimensions and progress. Wonderland is reminiscent of a Superflat world, just with identical, evenly spaced trees and other various structures within it. Some of these structures lead to other dimensions, though not all are required for progression.

Winter Wonderland A snowy world, filled with ice spikes and spruce trees. Winter Wonderland, similarly to Wonderland, is reminiscent of a superflat world. Instead of being composed of grass and evenly spaced trees, it consists of snow. Scattered throughout the dimension are clusters of spruce trees and ice spikes, as well as patches of powdered snow.

Portal blocks With the release of the 3.0 update, the dimension portals have been overhauled and new mechanics have been added, those changes relate to:

All physical portals have been added to the creative tab. Addition of the Red waves portal, introducing the new mechanic of portals with random destinations, seemingly including all dimensions except Answer. Portals now are named, which means you can more easily track the dimension entrances and exits using inspection mods like Jade during gameplay.

"The Entity", stylized as "TheEntity", is a Demon found in multiple dimensions (Including post-Wonderland Nether and Overworld), acting as a considerable threat in them. He is the main antagonist of wonderland.jar. "The Entity" is a pitch-black humanoid creature of considerable stature, being 4 blocks tall. His head features three eyes, which become bloody when aggressive. The Eye is a Demon appearing in various dimensions. Eye is a pitch-black humanoid entity with a single human eye as its face. The Eye has two behaviors: Stalking and Chasing. It is capable of opening doors. Being caught by the EyE has a 60% chance to send you to the Torture dimension, while showing a pop-up of an eye, or a 40% chance of lowering your health significantly. When it spawns, a cave sound is played, alerting the player to its presence. If it's unable to catch the player, or if the player is too far away, it will despawn. It also has a chance to send a message in the chat upon spawning. While active, it is also able to respond to some of the players' messages. For example, if you send a message saying "theentity", Eye will say "my master." The Red Eye is a variant of the Eye and the Blue Eye and is a Demon appearing in various dimensions. The Red Eye, much like its Blue Eye two counterparts, is a pitch-black humanoid entity with an eye as a face. However, its eye is far more open, and is completely red due to blood seeping out of it. Its eye is also arranged vertically, unlike Eye's. The Red Eye is an embodiment of The Entity's hatred toward all things. It is capable of directly harming the player beyond the screen, as it possesses a fraction of its source's power. The Blue Eye is a variant of the Eye, and is a Demon appearing in Lapis Labyrinth. The Blue Eye, much like its two counterparts, is a pitch-black humanoid entity with an eye as a face. Its eye is rotated 45 degress to the left, and is a bright blue color. "The Sphere" is a Demon found exclusively in Bedrock Hallways and is a considerable threat. "The Sphere" is a pitch-black entity with a spherical body with a single eye in the center. When chasing the player, two rows of sharp teeth appear, depicting an open mouth. Its height is about 5.3 blocks tall. Wondertree is a rare Demon that may occasionally appear in the Overworld, Endless Forest and in No Man's Land. Wondertree is a staggeringly tall entity, with two flat, fused heads with many eyes, connected to a slender body. Both of its arms are reminiscent of branches in structure, namely its left, while its right ends in headed tendrils, made from Demonic Fish. Wondertree is an amalgamation of various Demons, the most apparent being Demonic Fish, while also stated to also contain Red Eye and Eyed Flesh. Its components act as a hivemind, collaborating toward a single goal; killing. It is more powerful than The Entity, but not nearly as smart. The Demonic Fish is a Demon found in the waters of the Overworld, Abyss and Reservoir. The Demonic Fish has an eel like body, Lots of eyes on its head with sharp teeth, medium fins on top, small fins on the bottom, And a tail with ridges along it. The Demonic Fish will stay idle in the water until the player is within an 8-10 radius from it, starting to attack the player by lunging at them, dealing 6 Hearts (12 HP) of damage per hit. It can jump out of the water and get stuck or jump after the player, even follow them as they walk away. It's likely not intended to happen. The Ethereal Demon is a pitch-black silhouette entity with two uncanny human eyes and strange horns. It is purely a picture with no visible body parts or anything else moving. It hovers itself forward. The Hunt Ethereal Demon is similar to the Ethereal Demon but has a more twisted and aggravated form. It is one of the two Ethereal Demons who are animated. The Torment Ethereal Demon similar to the Ethereal Demon but is more taller and has an open mouth. The Twisted Ethereal Demon similar to the Ethereal Demon but with three horns and red eyes with a bulging animation. It is one of the two Ethereal Demons with an animation. "Eyed Flesh" is a kind of Demon found in the Jungle Warehouse Dimension, though very rarely may appear in the Overworld and the Nether. Eyed Flesh is a humanoid entity made out of patches of flesh. Some parts are uncovered, exposing its multiple eyes. Some Eyed Flesh have visible spots of rot on them. Eyed Flesh will generally hide and stalk the player. The Demonic Cross is an entity that can be found in the No Man's Land dimension. Demonic Cross, as its name implies, is a cross-shaped being. It possesses a large vertical eye reminiscent of Red Eye's, with veins visible on the rest of the cross. The Iron Cross is an entity that can be found in the Remembrance dimension. Iron Cross, as its name implies, is a cross-shaped being. It possesses a large horizontal eye reminiscent of Argus', with blue marks all over its body. Argus is a small entity found in Remembrance. Argus is one of the smallest entities in the game, being roughly the size of a block. It has a pitch black body with blue-ish eyes on its lateral sides. It is always spinning. When it appears, it will announce in a message above the hotbar to "keep an eye on it." After a few seconds, it will display the message "Pay attention!" and attack the player, dealing 6 health points per hit. It's required to stare at Argus to prevent its advance. It's also capable of phasing through blocks. THESE ENTITIES WILL ONLY APPEAR IN THEIR RESPECTIVE DIMENSIONS. NOT IN ANYONE ELSE'S. THE DIMENSIONS THEY ARE IN ARE MENTIONED.

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