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	=== debug_fourj_item ===		=== debug_fourj_item ===
			[[File:Barrier_JE1_BE1.png\|right\|width=125x125]]
	{{main\|debug_fourj_item}}		{{main\|debug_fourj_item}}
	<samp>debug_fourj_item</samp> has the texture of a barrier, no display name nor description. As its ID suggests, it was utilized during development for debugging purposes. When used on a [[Minecraft:mob]], it sets that mob to be [[Minecraft:persistent]]{{verify\|This does not appear to be the case for all versions. More research will have to be done on the item.}}. Its sprite uses the item resource location named <code>barrier</code>, but [[Minecraft:barriers]] use the block resource location of the same name{{Note\|These resource locations are used for animated texture filenames in {{LCE}} texture packs. Block textures are stored in <code>res/textures/blocks</code> and items in <code>res/textures/items</code>}}.		<samp>debug_fourj_item</samp> has the texture of a barrier, no display name nor description. As its ID suggests, it was utilized during development for debugging purposes. When used on a [[Minecraft:mob]], it sets that mob to be [[Minecraft:persistent]]{{verify\|This does not appear to be the case for all versions. More research will have to be done on the item.}}. Its sprite uses the item resource location named <code>barrier</code>, but [[Minecraft:barriers]] use the block resource location of the same name{{Note\|These resource locations are used for animated texture filenames in {{LCE}} texture packs. Block textures are stored in <code>res/textures/blocks</code> and items in <code>res/textures/items</code>}}.

	=== Minecart with command block ===		=== Minecart with command block ===
	[[File:~~Minecart with Command Block (item) JE1~~.~~png~~\|right\|width=125x125]]		[[File:Minecart_with_Command_Block.gif\|right\|width=125x125]]
	{{main\|Minecart with Command Block}}		{{main\|Minecart with Command Block}}
	The minecart with command block only exists in item form. Trying to place one down will summon a regular [[Minecraft:minecart]] instead. According to ''Java Edition'' and ''Bedrock Edition'', its intended purpose was to execute commands upon interacting with an [[Minecraft:activator rails\|activator rail]].		The minecart with command block only exists in item form. Trying to place one down will summon a regular [[Minecraft:minecart]] instead. According to ''Java Edition'' and ''Bedrock Edition'', its intended purpose was to execute commands upon interacting with an [[Minecraft:activator rails\|activator rail]].
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	=== Spectral arrow ===		=== Spectral arrow ===
	[[File:~~Spectral Arrow (item) JE1~~.png\|right\|width=125x125]]		[[File:Spectral_Arrow_JE3.png\|right\|width=125x125]]
	{{main\|Spectral Arrow}}		{{main\|Spectral Arrow}}
	Since Legacy Console Edition never received [[Minecraft:Combat Update]]'s combat changes, the spectral arrow has gone unused. It can be shot using a [[Minecraft:bow]] and even has its particle trail ported over. Due to the absence of a functional [[Minecraft:Glowing]] effect, it acts identically to a normal arrow.		Since Legacy Console Edition never received [[Minecraft:Combat Update]]'s combat changes, the spectral arrow has gone unused. It can be shot using a [[Minecraft:bow]] and even has its particle trail ported over. Due to the absence of a functional [[Minecraft:Glowing]] effect, it acts identically to a normal arrow.
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	=== Shield ===		=== Shield ===
			[[File:Shield_JE2_BE1.png\|right\|width=125x125]]
	{{Main\|Shield}}		{{Main\|Shield}}
	Code for the shield is present in the game data, but needs to be assigned an item form manually to be obtained in-game. Despite having a model present in the game's code, it is not seen in-game. It further lacks a texture, display name, and description. It functions like intended, absorbing most of the damage dealt to the player.		Code for the shield is present in the game data, but needs to be assigned an item form manually to be obtained in-game. Despite having a model present in the game's code, it is not seen in-game. It further lacks a texture, display name, and description. It functions like intended, absorbing most of the damage dealt to the player.
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	=== Tattered written book ===		=== Tattered written book ===
			[[File:Written_Book_JE2_BE2.gif\|right\|width=125x125]]
	The "Tattered" fourth generation for [[Minecraft:written books]] is not obtainable in standard gameplay. It can only be acquired by setting the {{Nbt\|int\|generation}} tag of a written book to 3.		The "Tattered" fourth generation for [[Minecraft:written books]] is not obtainable in standard gameplay. It can only be acquired by setting the {{Nbt\|int\|generation}} tag of a written book to 3.

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	=== The Killer Bunny ===		=== The Killer Bunny ===
	[[File:~~The_Killer_Bunny_JE4~~.png\|right\|width=106x106]]		[[File:The_Killer_Bunny_JE6.png\|right\|width=106x106]]
	{{Main\|The Killer Bunny}}		{{Main\|The Killer Bunny}}
	The killer bunny is a hostile variant of the [[Minecraft:rabbit]], summoned by setting a rabbit's {{Nbt\|int\|RabbitType}} tag to 99. In-game, it will automatically be given the [[Minecraft:custom name]] "<samp>entity.KillerBunny.name</samp>". It will not despawn when the difficulty is set to [[Minecraft:peaceful]]. It attacks nearby players, dealing {{Health\|5}} damage on [[Minecraft:easy]], {{Health\|8}} on [[Minecraft:normal]] and {{Health\|12}} on [[Minecraft:hard]] difficulty. A killer bunny becomes passive when it is lured by a player with a [[Minecraft:carrot]] in their hand. It has {{Health\|3}} health points and the same [[Minecraft:drops]] as normal rabbits.		The killer bunny is a hostile variant of the [[Minecraft:rabbit]], summoned by setting a rabbit's {{Nbt\|int\|RabbitType}} tag to 99. In-game, it will automatically be given the [[Minecraft:custom name]] "<samp>entity.KillerBunny.name</samp>". It will not despawn when the difficulty is set to [[Minecraft:peaceful]]. It attacks nearby players, dealing {{Health\|5}} damage on [[Minecraft:easy]], {{Health\|8}} on [[Minecraft:normal]] and {{Health\|12}} on [[Minecraft:hard]] difficulty. A killer bunny becomes passive when it is lured by a player with a [[Minecraft:carrot]] in their hand. It has {{Health\|3}} health points and the same [[Minecraft:drops]] as normal rabbits.

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	=== Sound loops ===		=== Sound loops ===
	The four unused audio loops from [[Minecraft:C418]]'s early Java Edition sound tests existed in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition\|''Xbox 360 Edition'']]'s <code>resident.xwb</code> sound bank file as early as [[Minecraft:~~1.66.~~0033.0]] until removed in [[Minecraft:TU57]]'s audio update from ~~XWB~~ to Bink Audio and in the other versions of {{LCE}} in the <code>Minecraft.msscmp</code> sound bank file until removed in [[Minecraft:~~PlayStation 3 Edition~~ 1.38~~]]/[[Minecraft:~~PlayStation ~~4 Edition~~ 1.38]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU36~~]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.38~~]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 15]]. These sounds were removed despite other legacy ''Java Edition'' sound effects having remained until the discontinuation of {{LCE}}. It was never included in ''[[Minecraft:Nintendo Switch Edition]]''. The waterfall loop was extremely compressed, perhaps erroneously, in the sound banks for [[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition\|''PlayStation 3 Edition'']], [[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition\|''PlayStation 4 Edition'']], [[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition\|''Xbox One Edition'']], and [[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition\|''PlayStation Vita Edition'']] until [[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.21]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.21]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU18]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.21]]. It appeared already fixed in [[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 1]].		The four unused audio loops from [[Minecraft:C418]]'s early Java Edition sound tests existed in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition\|''Xbox 360 Edition'']]'s <code>resident.xwb</code> sound bank file as early as [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition Build 0033]] until removed in [[Minecraft:TU57]]'s audio update from Xbox Media Audio 2 (XMA2) to Bink Audio and in the other versions of {{LCE}} in the <code>Minecraft.msscmp</code> sound bank file until removed in [[Minecraft:1.38\|PlayStation Editions 1.38]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU36]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 15]]. These sounds were removed despite other legacy ''Java Edition'' sound effects having remained until the discontinuation of {{LCE}}. It was never included in ''[[Minecraft:Nintendo Switch Edition]]''. The waterfall loop was extremely compressed, perhaps erroneously, in the sound banks for [[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition\|''PlayStation 3 Edition'']], [[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition\|''PlayStation 4 Edition'']], [[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition\|''Xbox One Edition'']], and [[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition\|''PlayStation Vita Edition'']] until [[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.21]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.21]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU18]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.21]]. It appeared already fixed in [[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 1]].
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	'''Vote kick'''		'''Vote kick'''

	When ~~Battle~~ initially released, it was ~~possible~~ to kick players during an active round, given that a sufficient amount of players voted in favor of it. This feature has been removed in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition ~~TU38~~]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition ~~CU26]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.30~~]]/[[Minecraft:~~PlayStation 4 Edition~~ 1.~~30]]/[[Minecraft:~~PlayStation ~~Vita Edition~~ 1.30]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 9]].		When Tumble initially released, a feature was added to kick players during an active round, given that a sufficient amount of players voted in favor of it. This feature has been removed in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU42]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU32]]/[[Minecraft:1.35\|PlayStation Editions 1.35]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 12]].
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	!Localization key		!Localization key
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	=== UI data DLC file ===		=== UI data DLC file ===
	An unused DLC file type named <code>UIDataFile</code> that would have originally been used for UI graphics in [[Minecraft:Texture pack (downloadable content)\|texture packs]], similarly to how other Data DLC files, usually using a <code>.pck</code> extension, hold other graphics for packs. Despite being unused entirely, the file type remains a valid DLC file type for DLC packs although it does nothing and all functionality has been removed. This format was replaced with <code>Media.arc</code> files that housed Adobe Shockwave Flash files ~~containing UI graphics and layouts~~. This was until ~~SWF~~ files were replaced with a custom file format, named ~~FUI~~, in [[Minecraft:1.52\|PlayStation Editions 1.52]], [[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU44]], ~~and~~ [[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 24]]. According to Steven Woodward, ~~also known as 4JSteve, this~~ change was made because the ~~old~~ format presented memory constraints in all editions ~~and~~ performance issues for ''[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition]]''<ref>https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-editions/minecraft-playstation-3-edition/mcps3-discussion/2389591-mcps3-official-known-bugs-discussion?page=9#c224</ref>~~. ''[[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition]]'' used Microsoft's proprietary XUI format until switching to <code>.fui</code> in [[Minecraft:TU57]]~~.		An unused DLC file type named <code>UIDataFile</code> that would have originally been used for UI graphics in [[Minecraft:Texture pack (downloadable content)\|texture packs]], similarly to how other Data DLC files, usually using a <code>.pck</code> extension, hold other graphics for packs. Despite being unused entirely, the file type remains a valid DLC file type for DLC packs although it does nothing and all functionality has been removed. This format was replaced with other types of archives that contained UI graphics and layout data. <code>TexturePack.xzp</code> files that housed Microsoft proprietary XUI files were used for ''[[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition]]'' while <code>Media.arc</code> files that housed Adobe Shockwave Flash files (<code>.swf</code>) for every other platform. This was the case until these files were replaced with a custom file format, named with a <code>.fui</code> extension, on June 27-28, 2017 in [[Minecraft:1.52\|PlayStation Editions 1.52]], [[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU44]], [[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 24]], and on August 29, 2017 in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU57]]. According to [[Minecraft:4J Studios\|Steven Woodward (4J Steve)]], the change was made because the SWF format presented memory constraints in all editions using it, but also caused significant performance issues for ''[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition]]'' specifically<ref>https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-editions/minecraft-playstation-3-edition/mcps3-discussion/2389591-mcps3-official-known-bugs-discussion?page=9#c224</ref>.

	=== Biome preview menu ===		=== Biome preview menu ===

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	[[File:Giant LCE2.png\|right\|width=152x152]]		[[File:Giant LCE2.png\|right\|width=152x152]]
	{{Main\|Giant}}		{{Main\|Giant}}
	A giant is a 12 block tall [[Minecraft:hostile mob]] carried over from ''Java Edition''. Due to its lack of [[Minecraft:AI]], it will not move unless hit by a player and is never actually aggravated towards them. A giant can pick up dropped items and equip gear. It was intended to resemble a [[Minecraft:zombies\|zombie]], ~~ultimately~~ however only uses ~~its~~ model but not its texture file, applying <samp>arrows.png</samp> instead. It has {{Health\|100}} [[Minecraft:health]] points and drops 5 [[Minecraft:experience points]] in addition to any equipped items upon [[Minecraft:death]].		A giant is a 12 block tall [[Minecraft:hostile mob]] carried over from ''Java Edition''. Due to its lack of [[Minecraft:AI]], it will not move unless hit by a player and is never actually aggravated towards them. A giant can pick up dropped items and equip gear. It was intended to resemble a [[Minecraft:zombies\|zombie]], however, it only uses the zombie model but not its texture file, applying <samp>arrows.png</samp> instead. It has {{Health\|100}} [[Minecraft:health]] points and drops 5 [[Minecraft:experience points]] in addition to any equipped items upon [[Minecraft:death]].

	=== The Killer Bunny ===		=== The Killer Bunny ===

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	== References ==		== References ==
	~~<references />~~		{{Reflist}}

	== Navigation ==		== Navigation ==

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	'''Cavern'''		'''Cavern'''
	<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Unseen village (Cavern Large).png\|alt=		In the large variant, an unseen [[Minecraft:village]] and a structure consisting of [[Minecraft:Mossy Stone Bricks\|mossy stone bricks]] inside a river are found next to the cavern's opening. The latter is positioned right above an ascending stairway which directly connects to the arena as an unreachable set dressing. This implies that the stairs were initially supposed to extend up to the surface instead of being blocked off at their top steps. A testing area with various utility blocks is set up further away, which was seemingly used by the developers to test interaction privileges or similar in [[Minecraft:Battle (mini game)\|Battle]].<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Mossy stone brick structure (Cavern Large).png\|alt=		File:Unseen village (Cavern Large).png\|alt=\|Unseen village.
	File:Testing area (Cavern Large).png\|alt=		File:Mossy stone brick structure (Cavern Large).png\|alt=\|Mossy stone brick structure.
			File:Testing area (Cavern Large).png\|alt=\|Testing area.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	In the large variant, an unseen [[Minecraft:village]] and a structure consisting of [[Minecraft:Mossy Stone Bricks\|mossy stone bricks]] inside a river are found next to the cavern's opening. The latter is positioned right above an ascending stairway which directly connects to the arena as an unreachable set dressing. This implies that the stairs were initially supposed to extend up to the surface instead of being blocked off at their top steps. A testing area with various utility blocks is set up further away, which was seemingly used by the developers to test interaction privileges or similar in [[Minecraft:Battle (mini game)\|Battle]].

	'''Cove'''<gallery style="text-align:center">		'''Cove'''
	File:Unused caves 1 (Cove Large).png\|alt=
	File:Unused caves 2 (Cove Large).png\|alt=		In the large variant, an inaccessible [[Minecraft:cave]] section is located behind the arena's eastern rock face. It is mostly decorated and likely a scrapped portion of the map. Two routes of the cave connect to the eastern escarpment's midpoint and base. Both cave entrances have been sealed off with [[Minecraft:Iron Bars\|iron bars]], rendering the cave partially viewable from the arena. Although the third route is a dead end, its heading and close proximity to the arena's giant skull suggest it would have led to the skull's interior. Several immured rooms are found around the cave, with one holding a [[Minecraft:chest]]. Another chest is found enclosed within the mountain. Neither is filled during gameplay. Two copies of the unused cave section are found beyond the arena's western escarpment. These look to be earlier versions of the cave section, lacking [[Minecraft:redstone]] ores and blocks. Furthermore, these copies exhibit broken [[Minecraft:block states]], physical damage dealt by [[Minecraft:explosions]], and cut-offs. One copy is reachable through escaping the arena by swimming up a waterfall on the western escarpment.<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Unused caves 3 (Cove Large).png		File:Unused caves 1 (Cove Large).png\|alt=\|Partial view of cave section.
	File:Unused caves 4 (Cove Large).png		File:Unused caves 2 (Cove Large).png\|alt=\|Ditto.
			File:Unused caves 3 (Cove Large).png\|Immured room.
			File:Unused caves 4 (Cove Large).png\|Ditto, containing a chest.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	In the large variant, an inaccessible [[Minecraft:cave]] section is located behind the arena's eastern rock face. It is mostly decorated and likely a scrapped portion of the map. Two routes of the cave connect to the eastern escarpment's midpoint and base. Both cave entrances have been sealed off with [[Minecraft:Iron Bars\|iron bars]], rendering the cave partially viewable from the arena. Although the third route is a dead end, its heading and close proximity to the arena's giant skull suggest it would have led to the skull's interior. Several immured rooms are found around the cave, with one holding a [[Minecraft:chest]]. Another chest is found enclosed within the mountain. Neither is filled during gameplay. Two copies of the unused cave section are found beyond the arena's western escarpment. These look to be earlier versions of the cave section, lacking [[Minecraft:redstone]] ores and blocks. Furthermore, these copies exhibit broken [[Minecraft:block states]], physical damage dealt by [[Minecraft:explosions]], and cut-offs. One copy is reachable through escaping the arena by swimming up a waterfall on the western escarpment.

	'''Crucible'''		'''Crucible'''
	<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Bottom lava pit (Crucible Large).png\|alt=		In the large variant, a hollow space beneath the [[Minecraft:lava]] lake indicates that the arena's depth initially extended all the way down to [[Minecraft:bedrock]]. It holds an early rendition of the arena's ground level. The base of each corner tower lacked stairs, and [[Minecraft:beacons]] would have been arranged farther apart. Placement of decorations such as [[Minecraft:nether warts]] and cages is similar to that of the final ground level. The stepping stones on the lava have been stretched upward, enclosing most decorations. An early location for the bottom-center high value chest is present as well, matching the original map depth.<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Underground cage (Crucible Large).png\|alt=		File:Bottom lava pit (Crucible Large).png\|alt=\|Hollow space below the lava lake.
	File:Original chest location (Crucible Large).png\|alt=		File:Underground cage (Crucible Large).png\|alt=\|A cage below the lava lake.
			File:Original chest location (Crucible Large).png\|alt=\|Early chest location.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	In the large variant, a hollow space beneath the [[Minecraft:lava]] lake indicates that the arena's depth initially extended all the way down to [[Minecraft:bedrock]]. It holds an early rendition of the arena's ground level. The base of each corner tower lacked stairs, and [[Minecraft:beacons]] would have been arranged farther apart. Placement of decorations such as [[Minecraft:nether warts]] and cages is similar to that of the final ground level. The stepping stones on the lava have been stretched upward, enclosing most decorations. An early location for the bottom-center high value chest is present as well, matching the original map depth.

	'''Temple'''		'''Temple'''
	<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Underground entrance (Temple Large).png		In the large variant, a cut underground section is located below the central temple. It appears fully polished and even holds a loot chest that is stocked during gameplay, both signifying it has been scrapped relatively late in the map's development. The four descending sets of stairs that encircle the central spawn would have led to the underground section. These have been sealed off in the arena's final version. A subterranean passage from the base of the northern stairway to the redstone shrine has remained unfinished. More structures lie out of bounds, namely statues behind the [[Minecraft:jungle trees]] and inaccessible staircases enclosed by two opposing corners of the central temple.<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Underground staircase (Temple Large).png		File:Underground entrance (Temple Large).png\|Sealed entrance to underground section.
	File:Underground section (Temple Large).png\|alt=		File:Underground staircase (Temple Large).png\|Descending stairs to underground section.
	</gallery>An entire underground section has been cut from the large variant. It is located right below the temple and would have been accessible through descending stairs at the central spawn. These are sealed off in the map's final rendition. The scrapped section seems fully finished with decoration and even a loot chest that is refilled during gameplay.		File:Underground section (Temple Large).png\|alt=\|Underground section.
			File:Subterranean passage (Temple Large).png\|Unfinished subterranean passage.
			File:Out-of-bounds statue (Temple Large).png\|Out-of-bounds statue.
			File:Corner staircase (Temple Large).png\|Enclosed staircase.
			</gallery>

	'''Lair'''		'''Lair'''
	<gallery style="text-align:center">
			Multiple oddities are present in the small variant. An arrow made out of [[Minecraft:Block of Quartz\|quartz blocks]] at world spawn points into the arena's direction. The arena itself has a [[Minecraft:creeper]] face carved into its outer walls. Both variants have an unused room that is sealed off from the arena. Whereas the room of the small variant is empty, that of the large variant is fully decorated.<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Arrow (Lair Small).png\|alt=		File:Arrow (Lair Small).png\|alt=
	File:Carved creeper face (Lair Small).png\|alt=		File:Carved creeper face (Lair Small).png\|alt=
	File:Out-of-bounds room (Lair Small).png\|alt=		File:Out-of-bounds room (Lair Small).png\|alt=
	File:Out-of-bounds room (Lair Large).png		File:Out-of-bounds room (Lair Large).png
	</gallery>Multiple oddities are present in the small variant. An arrow made out of [[Minecraft:Block of Quartz\|quartz blocks]] at world spawn points into the arena's direction. The arena itself has a [[Minecraft:creeper]] face carved into its outer walls. Both variants have an unused room that is sealed off from the arena. Whereas the room of the small variant is empty, that of the large variant is fully decorated.		</gallery>

	'''Atlantis'''		'''Atlantis'''
	<gallery style="text-align:center">
			A few inaccessible rooms are located underground which appear to be leftovers from a once planned segment in the arena's large variant that was ultimately scrapped.<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Unused section 1 (Atlantis Large).png\|alt=		File:Unused section 1 (Atlantis Large).png\|alt=
	File:Unused section 3 (Atlantis Large).png\|alt=		File:Unused section 3 (Atlantis Large).png\|alt=
	</gallery>~~A few inaccessible rooms are located underground which appear to be leftovers from a once planned segment in the arena's large variant that was ultimately scrapped.~~		</gallery>

	'''Ruin'''		'''Ruin'''
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			Both map variants contain several cut rooms and staircases which would have connected different parts of the map. Although a select few are partially decorated, they appear mostly unfinished. Furthermore, parts of the background city scenery around the arenas are heavily obscured and consequently deemed unused.<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Unused room (Ruin Small).png		File:Unused room (Ruin Small).png
	File:Unfinished rooms (Ruin Small).png		File:Unfinished rooms (Ruin Small).png
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	File:Unused staircase (Ruin Large).png\|alt=		File:Unused staircase (Ruin Large).png\|alt=
	File:Obstructed scenery (Ruin Large).png\|alt=		File:Obstructed scenery (Ruin Large).png\|alt=
	</gallery>Both map variants contain several cut rooms and staircases which would have connected different parts of the map. Although a select few are partially decorated, they appear mostly unfinished. Furthermore, parts of the background city scenery around the arenas are heavily obscured and consequently deemed unused.		</gallery>

	'''Siege'''		'''Siege'''
	<gallery style="text-align:center">
			Unutilized [[Minecraft:redstone]] wiring is scattered throughout the small arena. They appear to have been intended for differing purposes, as, for example, a few connect to various [[Minecraft:Dispenser\|dispensers]] containing splash potions of [[Minecraft:Weakness]], [[Minecraft:Poison]] and [[Minecraft:Slowness]], whereas it is unclear what the rest has been intended for. In addition, between the two canals in the large arena which can be accessed during standard gameplay, an unfinished third canal is found.<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Redstone circuits (Siege Small).png		File:Redstone circuits (Siege Small).png
	File:Third canal (Siege Large).png		File:Third canal (Siege Large).png
	</gallery>Unutilized [[Minecraft:redstone]] wiring is scattered throughout the small arena. They appear to have been intended for differing purposes, as, for example, a few connect to various [[Minecraft:Dispenser\|dispensers]] containing splash potions of [[Minecraft:Weakness]], [[Minecraft:Poison]] and [[Minecraft:Slowness]], whereas it is unclear what the rest has been intended for. In addition, between the two canals in the large arena which can be accessed during standard gameplay, an unfinished third canal is found.		</gallery>

	=== Old tutorial world ===		=== Old tutorial world ===

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	Unused textures for bubbles popping, originally intended to appear at the top of [[Minecraft:bubble columns]]<ref>~~https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC/issues/~~MC-132067</ref>.		Unused textures for bubbles popping, originally intended to appear at the top of [[Minecraft:bubble columns]]<ref>{{Bug\|MC-132067}}</ref>.

	'''Camera shoot explosion'''		'''Camera shoot explosion'''

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	\|[[Minecraft:Weapons]], [[Minecraft:tools]] and [[Minecraft:armor]]		\|[[Minecraft:Weapons]], [[Minecraft:tools]], and [[Minecraft:armor]]
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	=== Alliance mode ===		=== Alliance mode ===
	Despite the aforementioned alliance mode having been scrapped during development of [[Minecraft:Battle (mini game)\|Battle]], numerous messages referencing the discarded mode were left in the localization data~~. Further expanding on the concept, it is implied that teams could have been formed during active rounds by teaming up with other remaining survivors~~.		Despite the aforementioned alliance mode having been scrapped during development of [[Minecraft:Battle (mini game)\|Battle]], numerous messages referencing the discarded mode were left in the localization data.
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	!Text string		!Text string
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	\|<code>350AA150</code>		\|<code>350AA150</code>
	\|Reject Alliance		\|Reject Alliance
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	~~\|<code>2473F5A1</code>~~
	~~\|Survivor~~
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	\|<code>ADC5F08E</code>		\|<code>ADC5F08E</code>
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	File:Testing area (Cavern Large).png\|alt=		File:Testing area (Cavern Large).png\|alt=
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	In the large variant, an unseen [[Minecraft:village]] and a structure consisting of [[Minecraft:Mossy Stone Bricks\|mossy stone bricks]] inside a river ~~can be~~ found next to the cavern's opening. The latter is positioned right above an ascending stairway ~~connecting~~ to the arena ~~but simply serves~~ as a set dressing ~~and is not reachable~~. This implies that the stairs were initially supposed to ~~lead~~ up to the surface, instead of being blocked off at their top steps. A testing area with various utility blocks is set up further away, which was ~~ostensibly~~ used by the developers to test interaction privileges or similar in [[Minecraft:Battle (mini game)\|Battle]].		In the large variant, an unseen [[Minecraft:village]] and a structure consisting of [[Minecraft:Mossy Stone Bricks\|mossy stone bricks]] inside a river are found next to the cavern's opening. The latter is positioned right above an ascending stairway which directly connects to the arena as an unreachable set dressing. This implies that the stairs were initially supposed to extend up to the surface instead of being blocked off at their top steps. A testing area with various utility blocks is set up further away, which was seemingly used by the developers to test interaction privileges or similar in [[Minecraft:Battle (mini game)\|Battle]].

	'''Cove'''<gallery style="text-align:center">		'''Cove'''<gallery style="text-align:center">
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	File:Unused caves 4 (Cove Large).png		File:Unused caves 4 (Cove Large).png
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	An inaccessible [[Minecraft:cave]] section is located behind the ~~large~~ arena's eastern rock face. It is mostly decorated and ~~seemingly~~ a scrapped portion of the map. Two routes of the cave connect to the eastern escarpment's midpoint and base. Both cave entrances have been sealed off with [[Minecraft:Iron Bars\|iron bars]], rendering the cave partially viewable from the arena. Although the third route is a dead end, its heading and close proximity to the arena's giant skull suggest it would have led to the skull's interior. Several immured rooms are found around the cave, with one holding a [[Minecraft:chest]]. Another chest is found enclosed within the mountain. Neither is filled during gameplay. Two copies of the unused cave section are found beyond the arena's western escarpment. These look to be earlier versions of the cave section, lacking [[Minecraft:redstone]] ores and blocks. Furthermore, these copies exhibit broken [[Minecraft:block states]], physical damage dealt by [[Minecraft:explosions]], and cut-offs. One copy is reachable through escaping the arena by swimming up a waterfall on the western escarpment.		In the large variant, an inaccessible [[Minecraft:cave]] section is located behind the arena's eastern rock face. It is mostly decorated and likely a scrapped portion of the map. Two routes of the cave connect to the eastern escarpment's midpoint and base. Both cave entrances have been sealed off with [[Minecraft:Iron Bars\|iron bars]], rendering the cave partially viewable from the arena. Although the third route is a dead end, its heading and close proximity to the arena's giant skull suggest it would have led to the skull's interior. Several immured rooms are found around the cave, with one holding a [[Minecraft:chest]]. Another chest is found enclosed within the mountain. Neither is filled during gameplay. Two copies of the unused cave section are found beyond the arena's western escarpment. These look to be earlier versions of the cave section, lacking [[Minecraft:redstone]] ores and blocks. Furthermore, these copies exhibit broken [[Minecraft:block states]], physical damage dealt by [[Minecraft:explosions]], and cut-offs. One copy is reachable through escaping the arena by swimming up a waterfall on the western escarpment.

	'''Crucible'''		'''Crucible'''
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	File:Original chest location (Crucible Large).png\|alt=		File:Original chest location (Crucible Large).png\|alt=
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	~~The~~ large variant ~~conceals~~ a ~~second~~ [[Minecraft:lava]] ~~sea beneath~~ the ~~normally accessible layer of lava~~. ~~Along with numerous leftover cages and~~ an early ~~location for~~ the ~~bottom high-value~~ [[Minecraft:~~chest~~]]~~, both~~ of ~~which are also found underground~~, ~~it hints at~~ the ~~possibility that~~ the ~~arena's floor originally extended deeper~~.		In the large variant, a hollow space beneath the [[Minecraft:lava]] lake indicates that the arena's depth initially extended all the way down to [[Minecraft:bedrock]]. It holds an early rendition of the arena's ground level. The base of each corner tower lacked stairs, and [[Minecraft:beacons]] would have been arranged farther apart. Placement of decorations such as [[Minecraft:nether warts]] and cages is similar to that of the final ground level. The stepping stones on the lava have been stretched upward, enclosing most decorations. An early location for the bottom-center high value chest is present as well, matching the original map depth.

	'''Temple'''		'''Temple'''

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	=== debug_fourj_item ===		=== debug_fourj_item ===
	{{main\|debug_fourj_item}}		{{main\|debug_fourj_item}}
	<samp>debug_fourj_item</samp> has the texture of a barrier, no display name nor description. As its ID suggests, it was utilized during development for debugging purposes. When used on a [[Minecraft:mob]], it sets that mob to be [[Minecraft:persistent]]. ~~Oddly~~, ~~the~~ [[Minecraft:~~item~~]] texture ID <code>~~barrier~~</code> ~~only applies to this item, as the actual barrier uses the block texture ID~~ <code>~~barrier~~</code>.		<samp>debug_fourj_item</samp> has the texture of a barrier, no display name nor description. As its ID suggests, it was utilized during development for debugging purposes. When used on a [[Minecraft:mob]], it sets that mob to be [[Minecraft:persistent]]{{verify\|This does not appear to be the case for all versions. More research will have to be done on the item.}}. Its sprite uses the item resource location named <code>barrier</code>, but [[Minecraft:barriers]] use the block resource location of the same name{{Note\|These resource locations are used for animated texture filenames in {{LCE}} texture packs. Block textures are stored in <code>res/textures/blocks</code> and items in <code>res/textures/items</code>}}.

	=== Minecart with command block ===		=== Minecart with command block ===
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	File:Redstone circuits (Siege Small).png		File:Redstone circuits (Siege Small).png
	File:Third canal (Siege Large).png		File:Third canal (Siege Large).png
	</gallery>Unutilized [[Minecraft:redstone]] wiring is scattered throughout the small arena. They appear to have been intended for differing purposes, as, for example, a few connect to various [[Minecraft:Dispenser\|dispensers]] containing splash potions of [[Minecraft:~~weakness~~]], [[Minecraft:~~poison~~]] and [[Minecraft:~~slowness~~]], whereas it is unclear what the rest has been intended for. In addition, between the two canals in the large arena which can be accessed during standard gameplay, an unfinished third canal is found.		</gallery>Unutilized [[Minecraft:redstone]] wiring is scattered throughout the small arena. They appear to have been intended for differing purposes, as, for example, a few connect to various [[Minecraft:Dispenser\|dispensers]] containing splash potions of [[Minecraft:Weakness]], [[Minecraft:Poison]] and [[Minecraft:Slowness]], whereas it is unclear what the rest has been intended for. In addition, between the two canals in the large arena which can be accessed during standard gameplay, an unfinished third canal is found.

	=== Old tutorial world ===		=== Old tutorial world ===

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	4J Studios utilized a number of debug tools to aid during Legacy Console Edition's development.		4J Studios utilized a number of debug tools to aid during Legacy Console Edition's development.
	== Other ==		== Other ==

			=== User generated skin content ===
			[[Minecraft:Skin (Legacy Console Edition)#User generated content\|User generated skin content]] was referred to in the game's data, using <code>ugcskin</code> and <code>ugccape</code> respectively. These types used hexadecimal IDs instead of the decimal IDs that <code>dlcskin</code> and <code>dlccape</code> entries do. It first appears alongside the introduction of DLC skins in [[Minecraft:TU3]] and remains unused in the game.

			=== Default Capes ===
			Every [[Minecraft:Skin (Legacy Console Edition)#List of default skins\|default skin]] has a default cape with a <code>defcape</code> prefix. These are never actually assigned in game and the only known way to set the texture of these capes is via [[Minecraft:Skin (Legacy Console Edition)#Global cape\|the global cape]], which sets the cape for all skins.

	=== UI data DLC file ===		=== UI data DLC file ===

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	\|{{Nbt\|short\|PickupDelay}}		\|{{Nbt\|short\|PickupDelay}}
	\|Delays the time in ticks required to pick up the dropped item.		\|Delays the time in ticks required to pick up the dropped item.
			\|Present on all items with value 0 by default.
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			\|{{Nbt\|string\|Owner}}
			\|When set to a player's name, only that player can pick up the dropped item.
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