I know this is off-topic, but once I joined a MC server and then I found the way to escape (rarely) and later there was a dirt house, with redstone torches. Then the world got night automatically, and later Herobrine appeared.

1Oaktree2 wrote:

Obviously, this isn't true, but I do believe that it teaches a lesson of patiendce.

typo

One day I was in a forest (in Minecraft) and I saw a few trees missing their leaves. Honestly, I had assumed it they had just been burned off or something. But later, I realized something(s) where wrong with that theory. 1: where the heck would the fire have come from? There was no lava or ANYTHING nearby, and it was in the middle of the forest! 2: If it HAD been a fire, why didn’t the trunks burn? About half an hour later, I thought I saw a player up in the distance, and I thought maybe it was one of my friends playing on my world. But when I checked, multiplayer was OFF. At this point I was panicking and I decided I must have been hacked. And honestly that probably happened, but I honestly have no idea. I decided that I should go up to the player and make sure it wasn’t one of my friends, just in case. I got too close, though, and the player ran away. But, even though I didn’t see the face (so I had no idea if they had white eyes or not) but I definitely saw they had some sort of Steve skin. I looked to see if anyone else was playing on my world, but it said I was the only one, just like it should have. For a few weeks, everything was fine. Then, I opened up my world and I was in a completely different place then I had been when I left the world last. I decided I was either forgetting something or my game glitched, and both of those are possible, but with all those other things that had happened before, I was kinda doubtful. But me being me, I kept playing. And for a few hours, everything was fine! But, when I went mining, I heard a random explosion noise. Now, that is pretty normal for me, because usually there is a creeper behind me or something, but this time the noise was REAAAALLY far away. I wandered around the cave for a long time, but it was pretty small, and there where no craters. At this point I started to panic again, but I told myself everything was fine and I was just being paranoid and my brain was making stuff up, which it probably was. Later, I encountered a 2x2 tunnel, which I know is supposed to be a sign of Herobrine, but I just ignored it. Soon, I started hearing strange noises from really far away, like explosions and withers and (strangely enough) fish. Again, I told myself I was just making it up, although I was starting to get unsure again. Later, I was fighting a Zombie, and it hit me into a lava pool. But the death message was really strange. It said: I am C̷̖̩̩̓͘Ọ̴̎M̵̟̭̱̃͗I̸̫̾Ń̴̖͎̎̚G̷̺͝. I tried to tell myself it was just a really weird glitch, but I knew that it wasn’t even possible. At this point I was freaking out. When I pressed “Respawn”, I reappeared back at my bed. But something was off. All the paintings in my house were missing. Again, I assumed it was a glitch. I walked over too my door— or where my door SHOULD have been. Instead, there was a layer of obsidian. Luckily, I had a diamond pick in my chest… which was gone, too. I was started to get more annoyed then scared at this point, and I ended up punching the obsidian with my fists. TWO LAYERS OF OBSIDIAN. WITH MY FISTS. Finally, I got outside, but it was nighttime. Again, something was off. There were random lava pools scattered all over the Savannah I had built my house on. I took a step outside, realizing too late there was a lava pool below me. Just as I caught on fire, Minecraft crashed. I opened up the app again, and, too my surprise, the world was gone! Not a single trace of it! That’s my Herobrine story, and I know probably nobody will believe me on this (or even see this) but I promise all of this actually happened. Thank you for reading this.

Spot the accidental Herocow in this ebook page.

It might just be bad rendering on my computer's part, but you never know…

-Quantum_Studios- wrote:

Spot the accidental Herocow in this ebook page.

It might just be bad rendering on my computer's part, but you never know…

what's a crow?

lapisi wrote:

-Quantum_Studios- wrote:

Spot the accidental Herocow in this ebook page.

It might just be bad rendering on my computer's part, but you never know…

what's a crow?

no it's a herocow
i misread it the first time too don't worry

-gge wrote:

lapisi wrote:

-Quantum_Studios- wrote:

Spot the accidental Herocow in this ebook page.

It might just be bad rendering on my computer's part, but you never know…

what's a crow?

no it's a herocow
i misread it the first time too don't worry

oooooohhhhhhh, found it

Hans5958 wrote:

minecraft.gamepedia.com/Herobrine#Is_Herobrine_in_Minecraft.3F wrote:

Herobrine is not in Minecraft.

There are no references to him at all in the source code, and there is no code to allow for any entity to act like Herobrine. There is no level terrain code to generate 2×2 tunnels or elaborate dungeons with traps.

There is no possible way Herobrine can ever exist in any unmodded clients or servers. Any claims that he is in Minecraft are completely false. Any appearances he may have are caused by mods being installed.

All signs of Herobrine, like trees with no leaves, random glowstone towers, suspicious messages on signs, etc. are either glitches, formatted naturally, or placed by another player to mislead you.

The Minecraft Wiki and Forums do not partake in any viral Herobrine hoax. Any deletion of Herobrine-related comments or stories are purely because Herobrine does not exist, and the stories are either fictional, with an intent to mislead others, or the result of users playing mods installed on their game (possibly without their knowledge).

minecraft.gamepedia.com/Herobrine#Mojang_reactions wrote:

Notch wrote:

The Herobrine stuff is awesome and kind of scary at the same time. It really shows how little control a content producer has over the content.

I've publicly told people there's never been any such thing as Herobrine, and that I don't have any dead brothers, and that letting too many animals die in lava is a fool proof way to summon him but that you don't need to be afraid of him. He only means well, he's looking out for you, trying to warn you of the dangers you can't see. There certainly are NO physical manifestations of Herobrine that will sneak out of your computer if you leave Minecraft running at night, looming over you as you sleep with his pale eyes inches away from your face, as he tries to shout at you to wake up. Sometimes you wake up with a jolt, and he's gone, and all that lingers is the memory and faint echo of his wordless screaming. Of course it was just a dream. There's no way a morally dubious ghost with a god complex could at any point decide to haunt the children who play my game “for their own good”, as there is NO SUCH THING. etc etc

i think it is just Mojang trying to hide something

Guys, my theory is that Herobrine is not a character in the game. I think Herobrine is something BIGGER. I don’t know exactly what yet, but my theory is it is a very old virus. Sure, it starts out as a creepy version of the iconic Minecraft character, but once you encounter Herobrine, you are never safe again. Once you encounter it, it starts to crawl out of the game and into your device. Once fully in control, the virus will send all of your information to hackers somewhere else in the world. Those hackers could theoretically do anything from steal money to delete apps to save inappropriate images to your device. Some of these things could even harm you in real life. If you actually encounter Herobrine in your world? Even if it’s just somebody pranking you, leave your world IMMEDIATELY and delete it. If you don’t, you could be in serious trouble, and may even end up in prison. So, over all, just hope you do NOT encounter Herobrine.

yeah guys i saw herobrine in minecraft and the very next day he beat me up in real life

maverick78921 wrote:

yeah guys i saw herobrine in minecraft and the very next day he beat me up in real life

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tHaT iS tOtALLy BeLiEvAbLe
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Has anyone even SEEN my posts?
I feel like nobody is noticing my theory’s & stories…

While I was playing minecraft I saw a statue of entity 303

scratch_tojo wrote:

While I was playing minecraft I saw a statue of entity 303

I’m sorry but unless you have mods downloaded that is impossible.

squishychair_1000 wrote:

Guys, my theory is that Herobrine is not a character in the game. I think Herobrine is something BIGGER. I don’t know exactly what yet, but my theory is it is a very old virus. Sure, it starts out as a creepy version of the iconic Minecraft character, but once you encounter Herobrine, you are never safe again. Once you encounter it, it starts to crawl out of the game and into your device. Once fully in control, the virus will send all of your information to hackers somewhere else in the world. Those hackers could theoretically do anything from steal money to delete apps to save inappropriate images to your device. Some of these things could even harm you in real life. If you actually encounter Herobrine in your world? Even if it’s just somebody pranking you, leave your world IMMEDIATELY and delete it. If you don’t, you could be in serious trouble, and may even end up in prison. So, over all, just hope you do NOT encounter Herobrine.

but what about Null? Herobrine is trying to stop Null from destroying Minecraft, if there's malware (I am so tired of people using the word virus to refer to malware) in Minecraft, it would be Null

Honestly, I don't believe in Null. However, I know a way to prove that Null is fake:

Port Minecraft Bedrock to Swift. Wait for a pasta named Nil to appear.

lapisi wrote:

squishychair_1000 wrote:

Guys, my theory is that Herobrine is not a character in the game. I think Herobrine is something BIGGER. I don’t know exactly what yet, but my theory is it is a very old virus. Sure, it starts out as a creepy version of the iconic Minecraft character, but once you encounter Herobrine, you are never safe again. Once you encounter it, it starts to crawl out of the game and into your device. Once fully in control, the virus will send all of your information to hackers somewhere else in the world. Those hackers could theoretically do anything from steal money to delete apps to save inappropriate images to your device. Some of these things could even harm you in real life. If you actually encounter Herobrine in your world? Even if it’s just somebody pranking you, leave your world IMMEDIATELY and delete it. If you don’t, you could be in serious trouble, and may even end up in prison. So, over all, just hope you do NOT encounter Herobrine.

but what about Null? Herobrine is trying to stop Null from destroying Minecraft, if there's malware (I am so tired of people using the word virus to refer to malware) in Minecraft, it would be Null

Okay um so first of all… NULL ISNT EVEN REAL! I have been researching these myths for years and Herobrine and Entity303 are the only ones who are REMOTELY real! Null is completely fake.

squishychair_1000 wrote:

Has anyone even SEEN my posts?
I feel like nobody is noticing my theory’s & stories…

I see you.

LandonHarter wrote:

squishychair_1000 wrote:

Has anyone even SEEN my posts?
I feel like nobody is noticing my theory’s & stories…

I see you.

Umm I know that wasn’t meant to be creepy but stilllll-

i have things to say about this forum
1. I dont believe in herobrine
2. I have had wierd things happen to me before, in minecraft, that seem unexplainable (such as a large slime getting struck by lightning mid-fall)
3. this forum is cool _B)_
4. this sounds like some great lore