Toxifin Slab

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This article documents an April Fools' Day joke as part of 24w14potato.
 
This feature was exclusively part of a joke version and is not currently planned for addition to regular Minecraft.
Toxifin Slab
Toxifin Slab.gif: Infobox image for Minecraft entity 'Toxifin Slab'
Invicon Toxifin Slab Spawn Egg.png: Inventory sprite for Toxifin Slab Spawn Egg in Minecraft as shown in-game with description: Toxifin Slab Spawn Egg

A toxifin slab, also known as simply toxifin, is a modified version of the guardian with an orange body and green spikes, only present in 24w14potato. It has the same width and length, but half the height as a guardian.

Spawning

Toxifin slabs spawn naturally in the Potato dimension. They frequently spawn in the wasteland biome, as well as inside of a colosseum. Each colosseum spawns a large number of toxifins upon generation, and there are four monster spawners under the central platform, which also spawn toxifins. Even after destroying spawners and killing all initially generated toxifins, more of them still seem to spawn in the structure, although not very frequently.​[more information needed]

Drops

ItemQuantity / Chance / Average
DefaultLooting ILooting IILooting III
Toxic Resin[A]0–150.00%0.501–2100.00%1.502–3100.00%2.503–4100.00%3.50
Toxic Resin[B]0–1500.00%5.000–21200.00%18.000 / 2–31400.00%35.000 / 3–41600.00%56.00
Toxic Beam[C]0–11000.00%10.000–11500.00%15.000–12000.00%20.000–12500.00%25.00

ItemQuantity / Chance / Average
DefaultLooting ILooting IILooting III
Toxic Resin[A]0–11⁄21⁄21–213⁄22–315⁄23–417⁄2
Toxic Resin[B]0–1550–212180 / 2–314350 / 3–41656
Toxic Beam[C]0–110100–115150–120200–12525

ItemAmountProbability
DefaultLooting ILooting IILooting III
Toxic Resin[A]01⁄2 (50.00%)000
11⁄2 (50.00%)1⁄2 (50.00%)00
201⁄2 (50.00%)1⁄2 (50.00%)0
3001⁄2 (50.00%)1⁄2 (50.00%)
40001⁄2 (50.00%)
Average1⁄2 (0.50)3⁄2 (1.50)5⁄2 (2.50)7⁄2 (3.50)
Toxic Resin[B]0-4 (-400.00%)-11 (-1100.00%)-13 (-1300.00%)-15 (-1500.00%)
15 (500.00%)6 (600.00%)00
206 (600.00%)7 (700.00%)0
3007 (700.00%)8 (800.00%)
40008 (800.00%)
Average5 (5.00)18 (18.00)35 (35.00)56 (56.00)
Toxic Beam[C]0-9 (-900.00%)-14 (-1400.00%)-19 (-1900.00%)-24 (-2400.00%)
110 (1000.00%)15 (1500.00%)20 (2000.00%)25 (2500.00%)
Average10 (10.00)15 (15.00)20 (20.00)25 (25.00)

Killed1
ItemExpected Drops
DefaultLooting ILooting IILooting III
Toxic Resin[A]0.501.502.503.50
Toxic Resin[B]5.0018.0035.0056.00
Toxic Beam[C]10.0015.0020.0025.00

  1. ↑ Clouded clarity with fishy impurities.
  2. ↑ Jewel clarity with fishy impurities.
  3. ↑ Only when killed by a player.

Toxifins also drop 5XP when killed by a player or tamed wolf.

Behavior

Toxifins wander aimlessly when no enemies are around. They can either swim in water, or jump around on land. When nearby other toxifins, they may stack on top of each other. Stacking can occur multiple times. They may dismount each other naturally, and always dismount upon taking damage. They can also dismount boats and minecarts in the same way.

Toxifins attack by sending out a beam directed at their target. The beam constantly inflicts Poison for 1 second until charged, when it adds Wither for 2 seconds.

In addition to attacking players, toxifins also attack squid, glow squid and axolotls. Snow golems, iron golems and axolotls attack toxifins. Toxifins don't get angry at entities that attack them, this includes players and axolotls if they are distracted by another entity.

When a toxifin takes melee damage from another entity, it inflicts 2 seconds of Wither. This also applies to players in Creative.

Sounds

Toxifin slabs use the Hostile Creatures sound category for entity-dependent sound events.

Sounds
SoundClosed captionsSourceDescriptionIdentifierTranslation keyVolumePitchAttenuation
distance
​Toxifin Slab zoomsHostile MobsRandomly while in waterentity.toxifin.ambientsubtitles.entity.toxifin.ambient​0.10.8–1.216
​Toxifin Slab slapsHostile MobsRandomly while out of waterentity.toxifin.ambient_landsubtitles.entity.toxifin.ambient_land​1.00.8–1.216
​Toxifin Slab zapsHostile MobsWhen a toxifin slab uses its laser attackentity.toxifin.attacksubtitles.entity.toxifin.attack​0.0–1.0 [sound 1]0.7–1.2 [sound 2]16 (technical) / ∞ (effective)[sound 3]
​Toxifin Slab diesHostile MobsWhen a toxifin slab dies while in waterentity.toxifin.deathsubtitles.entity.toxifin.death​1.00.8–1.216
​Toxifin Slab diesHostile MobsWhen a toxifin slab dies while out of waterentity.toxifin.death_landsubtitles.entity.toxifin.death​1.00.8–1.216
​Toxifin Slab hurtsHostile MobsWhen a toxifin slab is damaged while in waterentity.toxifin.hurtsubtitles.entity.toxifin.hurt​1.00.8–1.216
​Toxifin Slab hurtsHostile MobsWhen a toxifin slab is damaged while out of waterentity.toxifin.hurt_landsubtitles.entity.toxifin.hurt​1.00.8–1.216
​Toxifin Slab flipsHostile MobsWhile a toxifin slab is on landentity.toxifin.flopsubtitles.entity.toxifin.flop​1.01.016
  1. ↑ Increases quadratically from minimum to maximum as the attack goes on
  2. ↑ Increases linearly from minimum to maximum as the attack goes on
  3. ↑ MC-57057 – Guardian laser attack sound ignores distance

Data values

NameIdentifierEntity tags Translation key
EntitySprite toxifin-slab.png: Sprite image for toxifin-slab in Minecraft Toxifin Slabtoxifinaquatic
axolotl_always_hostiles
can_breathe_under_water
not_scary_for_pufferfish
sensitive_to_impaling
entity.minecraft.toxifin

Issues

Issues relating to "Toxifin Slab" are not maintained on the bug tracker because it is an April Fools' joke, and is therefore not in the newest stable version or snapshot. Issues reported there are closed as "Invalid".

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