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	* Items in the [[Minecraft:Item tag (Java Edition)#villager_picks_up\|{{cd\|#villager_picks_up}}]] item tag.		* Items in the [[Minecraft:Item tag (Java Edition)#villager_picks_up\|{{cd\|#villager_picks_up}}]] item tag.
	* Items with the [[Minecraft:Data component format#villager_food\|{{cd\|villager_food}}]] component.{{upcoming\|java 26.3}}		* Items with the [[Minecraft:Data component format#villager_food\|{{cd\|villager_food}}]] component.{{upcoming\|java 26.3}}
	* [[#~~Professional items~~ of interest\|Items of interest]] to the villager's profession.		* [[#Items of interest\|Items of interest]] to the villager's profession.

	The listed items are the only items villagers can pick up, although the {{cmd\|item replace}} command can put any arbitrary item into a villager's inventory.		The listed items are the only items villagers can pick up, although the {{cmd\|item replace}} command can put any arbitrary item into a villager's inventory.
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	* If a villager has 24 or more nutrition points in their inventory, and is either a farmer or is talking to a villager with fewer than 12 nutrition points in their inventory, the villager will try to share food items. (Unspent nutrition points outside the inventory are not considered.)		* If a villager has 24 or more nutrition points in their inventory, and is either a farmer or is talking to a villager with fewer than 12 nutrition points in their inventory, the villager will try to share food items. (Unspent nutrition points outside the inventory are not considered.)
	* If a villager is a farmer and the wheat in their inventory adds up to more than half a stack, they will try to share wheat.		* If a villager is a farmer and the wheat in their inventory adds up to more than half a stack, they will try to share wheat.
	* If the professions of the two villagers have any [[#~~Professional items~~ of interest\|items of interest]] in common (including when they have the same profession), the villager will try to share items of interest.		* If the professions of the two villagers have any [[#Items of interest\|items of interest]] in common (including when they have the same profession), the villager will try to share items of interest.
	When trying to share items, the villager will scan through its inventory for the first item stack that contains the correct kind of items, and which is either more than half the maximum stack size or more than 24 items. If the stack that is found is more than half the maximum stack size, the villager will throw half the items in the stack (rounded down) to the other villager. If the stack that is found is not more than half the maximum stack size, but is more than 24 items, the villager will throw enough items to reduce the stack size to 24. If no item stack of sufficient size is found, nothing will be thrown.		When trying to share items, the villager will scan through its inventory for the first item stack that contains the correct kind of items, and which is either more than half the maximum stack size or more than 24 items. If the stack that is found is more than half the maximum stack size, the villager will throw half the items in the stack (rounded down) to the other villager. If the stack that is found is not more than half the maximum stack size, but is more than 24 items, the villager will throw enough items to reduce the stack size to 24. If no item stack of sufficient size is found, nothing will be thrown.

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	{{about\|the current villagers\|the documentation of villagers prior to [[Minecraft:Village & Pillage]]\|Villager (old)\|other uses\|Villager (disambiguation)}}		{{about\|the current villagers\|the documentation of villagers prior to [[Minecraft:Village & Pillage]]\|Villager (old)\|other uses\|Villager (disambiguation)}}
	{{Redirect\|Merchant}}		{{Redirect\|Merchant}}
	~~{{Needs render\|Add bedrock adult villager models, as they don't render the last two pixels of their robes. See {{bug\|MCPE-155044}} }}~~
	{{Infobox entity		{{Infobox entity
	\| *-1size = 150px		\| *-1size = 150px
			\| *-3size = 62px
			<!-- Only when MCPE-155044 is fixed
	\| *-2size = 62px		\| *-2size = 62px
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	\| group1 = Plains		\| group1 = Plains
			\| *-3caption = Baby
			<!-- Only when MCPE-155044 is fixed
	\| *-1caption = Adult		\| *-1caption = Adult
	\| *-2caption = Baby		\| *-2caption = Baby
			-->
	\| 1-1 = Plains Villager Base.png		\| 1-1 = Plains Villager Base.png
	\| 1-2 = Plains Baby Villager.png		\| 1-1caption = Adult {{only\|JE}}
			\| 1-2 = Plains Villager Base BE2.png
			\| 1-2size = 110px
			\| 1-2caption = Adult {{only\|BE}}
			\| 1-3 = Plains Baby Villager.png
	\| group2 = Desert		\| group2 = Desert
	\| 2-1 = Desert Villager Base.png		\| 2-1 = Desert Villager Base.png
	\| 2-2 = Desert Baby Villager.png		\| 2-1caption = Adult {{only\|JE}}
			\| 2-2 = Desert Villager Base BE2.png
			\| 2-2size = 110px
			\| 2-2caption = Adult {{only\|BE}}
			\| 2-3 = Desert Baby Villager.png
	\| group3 = Savanna		\| group3 = Savanna
	\| 3-1 = Savanna Villager Base.png		\| 3-1 = Savanna Villager Base.png
			\| 3-1caption = Adult
	\| 3-2 = Savanna Baby Villager.png		\| 3-2 = Savanna Baby Villager.png
			\| 3-2size = 62px
			\| 3-2caption = Baby
	\| group4 = Taiga		\| group4 = Taiga
	\| 4-1 = Taiga Villager Base.png		\| 4-1 = Taiga Villager Base.png
			\| 4-1caption = Adult
	\| 4-2 = Taiga Baby Villager.png		\| 4-2 = Taiga Baby Villager.png
			\| 4-2size = 62px
			\| 4-2caption = Baby
	\| group5 = Snowy		\| group5 = Snowy
	\| 5-1 = Snowy Villager Base.png		\| 5-1 = Snowy Villager Base.png
	\| 5-2 = Snowy Baby Villager.png		\| 5-1caption = Adult {{only\|JE}}
			\| 5-2 = Snowy Villager Base BE2.png
			\| 5-2size = 110px
			\| 5-2caption = Adult {{only\|BE}}
			\| 5-3 = Snowy Baby Villager.png
	\| group6 = Jungle		\| group6 = Jungle
	\| 6-1 = Jungle Villager Base.png		\| 6-1 = Jungle Villager Base.png
	\| 6-2 = Jungle Baby Villager.png		\| 6-1caption = Adult {{only\|JE}}
			\| 6-2 = Jungle Villager Base BE2.png
			\| 6-2size = 110px
			\| 6-2caption = Adult {{only\|BE}}
			\| 6-3 = Jungle Baby Villager.png
	\| group7 = Swamp		\| group7 = Swamp
	\| 7-1 = Swamp Villager Base.png		\| 7-1 = Swamp Villager Base.png
	\| 7-2 = Swamp Baby Villager.png		\| 7-1caption = Adult {{only\|JE}}
			\| 7-2 = Swamp Villager Base BE2.png
			\| 7-2size = 110px
			\| 7-2caption = Adult {{only\|BE}}
			\| 7-3 = Swamp Baby Villager.png
	\| extratext = View [[#Gallery\|all renders]] ([[#Professions\|Professions]])		\| extratext = View [[#Gallery\|all renders]] ([[#Professions\|Professions]])
	\| invimage = Villager Spawn Egg		\| invimage = Villager Spawn Egg

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	\|description=Randomly while a {{EntitySprite\|villager-butcher}} butcher is working		\|description=Randomly while a {{EntitySprite\|villager-butcher}} butcher is working
	\|id=block.smoker.smoke		\|id=block.smoker.smoke
	subtitles.block.smoker.smoke		\|translationkey=subtitles.block.smoker.smoke
	\|volume=3.0		\|volume=3.0
	\|pitch=''varies'' <ref group="sound">1.0 for all except <code>fire_crackle4</code> (the last sound), which is 0.8</ref>}}		\|pitch=''varies'' <ref group="sound">1.0 for all except <code>fire_crackle4</code> (the last sound), which is 0.8</ref>}}

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	=== Farming ===		=== Farming ===
	{{main\|Farmer#Farming}}		{{main\|Farmer#Farming}}
	[[File:Villagerpickingup.gif\|thumb\|Farmer villager ~~picking~~ and ~~planting~~ carrots.]]		[[File:Villagerpickingup.gif\|thumb\|Farmer villager harvesting and replanting carrots.]]
	Farmer villagers can tend planted [[Minecraft:wheat]], [[Minecraft:carrot]]s, [[Minecraft:potato]]es, and [[Minecraft:beetroot]]s, harvesting them if they are fully grown or [[Minecraft:bonemealing]] them if possible. They then share their harvested food with other villagers to breed.		Farmer villagers can tend planted [[Minecraft:wheat]], [[Minecraft:carrot]]s, [[Minecraft:potato]]es, and [[Minecraft:beetroot]]s, harvesting them if they are fully grown or [[Minecraft:bonemealing]] them if possible. They then share their harvested food with other villagers to breed.

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	<!-- Please do not claim that Samuel Åberg created the sounds for the villagers in the game. He did not create the sounds for the villagers, he merely demonstrated how the sounds were made in the video about how Minecraft sounds are made. The villager sounds were made by C418 back in 2013. -->		<!-- Please do not claim that Samuel Åberg created the sounds for the villagers in the game. He did not create the sounds for the villagers, he merely demonstrated how the sounds were made in the video about how Minecraft sounds are made. The villager sounds were made by C418 back in 2013. -->
	* Their vocal sounds are performed by [[Minecraft:Daniel Rosenfeld]].<ref>[https://www.20k.org/episodes/minecraft <nowiki>Daniel also used his voice for the villagers who inhabit the strange, isolated towns. Dallas’s Daughter: All they go is “Hmm hmm hmm.” Daniel: I think some sound effects got lost with the villagers, because I originally did the "eh" sounds [sfx: Minecraft villager], but then I also made very contrasting sound effects for the children villagers. They were like, "Hahahaha." Like screechy little kids. And I'm kind of bummed that that never got into the game, because like what they put in the game ultimately was just the “eh” but pitched up, [sfx: Minecraft villager child] which was really bizarre for little children. Like “eeeh.”</nowiki>]</ref>		* Their vocal sounds are performed by [[Minecraft:Daniel Rosenfeld]].<ref>[https://www.20k.org/episodes/minecraft <nowiki>Daniel also used his voice for the villagers who inhabit the strange, isolated towns. Dallas’s Daughter: All they go is “Hmm hmm hmm.” Daniel: I think some sound effects got lost with the villagers, because I originally did the "eh" sounds [sfx: Minecraft villager], but then I also made very contrasting sound effects for the children villagers. They were like, "Hahahaha." Like screechy little kids. And I'm kind of bummed that that never got into the game, because like what they put in the game ultimately was just the “eh” but pitched up, [sfx: Minecraft villager child] which was really bizarre for little children. Like “eeeh.”</nowiki>]</ref>
	* If a ~~villager accidentally harms~~ a neutral ~~or hostile~~ mob by ~~setting off~~ a firework~~, the mob retaliates and~~ attacks the villager. ~~For example,~~ a ~~villager that~~ accidentally ~~damages a player~~ by ~~setting off~~ a firework ~~causes~~ tamed wolves and trusting foxes to attack the villager.		* During a raid victory celebration, a hostile or neutral mob damaged by a firework attacks the villager who launched it. If a player is accidentally damaged by a firework, tamed wolves and trusting foxes attack the villager.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

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	* Their vocal sounds are performed by [[Minecraft:Daniel Rosenfeld]].<ref>[https://www.20k.org/episodes/minecraft <nowiki>Daniel also used his voice for the villagers who inhabit the strange, isolated towns. Dallas’s Daughter: All they go is “Hmm hmm hmm.” Daniel: I think some sound effects got lost with the villagers, because I originally did the "eh" sounds [sfx: Minecraft villager], but then I also made very contrasting sound effects for the children villagers. They were like, "Hahahaha." Like screechy little kids. And I'm kind of bummed that that never got into the game, because like what they put in the game ultimately was just the “eh” but pitched up, [sfx: Minecraft villager child] which was really bizarre for little children. Like “eeeh.”</nowiki>]</ref>		* Their vocal sounds are performed by [[Minecraft:Daniel Rosenfeld]].<ref>[https://www.20k.org/episodes/minecraft <nowiki>Daniel also used his voice for the villagers who inhabit the strange, isolated towns. Dallas’s Daughter: All they go is “Hmm hmm hmm.” Daniel: I think some sound effects got lost with the villagers, because I originally did the "eh" sounds [sfx: Minecraft villager], but then I also made very contrasting sound effects for the children villagers. They were like, "Hahahaha." Like screechy little kids. And I'm kind of bummed that that never got into the game, because like what they put in the game ultimately was just the “eh” but pitched up, [sfx: Minecraft villager child] which was really bizarre for little children. Like “eeeh.”</nowiki>]</ref>
	* If a villager accidentally harms a neutral or hostile mob by setting off a firework, the mob retaliates and attacks the villager. For example, a villager that accidentally damages a player by setting off a firework causes tamed wolves and trusting foxes to attack the villager.		* If a villager accidentally harms a neutral or hostile mob by setting off a firework, the mob retaliates and attacks the villager. For example, a villager that accidentally damages a player by setting off a firework causes tamed wolves and trusting foxes to attack the villager.
	* The [[Minecraft:Dungeons:Illusioner\|illusioners]] from Minecraft Dungeons use the same leg texture as swamp villagers.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

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	* Their vocal sounds are performed by [[Minecraft:Daniel Rosenfeld]].<ref>[https://www.20k.org/episodes/minecraft <nowiki>Daniel also used his voice for the villagers who inhabit the strange, isolated towns. Dallas’s Daughter: All they go is “Hmm hmm hmm.” Daniel: I think some sound effects got lost with the villagers, because I originally did the "eh" sounds [sfx: Minecraft villager], but then I also made very contrasting sound effects for the children villagers. They were like, "Hahahaha." Like screechy little kids. And I'm kind of bummed that that never got into the game, because like what they put in the game ultimately was just the “eh” but pitched up, [sfx: Minecraft villager child] which was really bizarre for little children. Like “eeeh.”</nowiki>]</ref>		* Their vocal sounds are performed by [[Minecraft:Daniel Rosenfeld]].<ref>[https://www.20k.org/episodes/minecraft <nowiki>Daniel also used his voice for the villagers who inhabit the strange, isolated towns. Dallas’s Daughter: All they go is “Hmm hmm hmm.” Daniel: I think some sound effects got lost with the villagers, because I originally did the "eh" sounds [sfx: Minecraft villager], but then I also made very contrasting sound effects for the children villagers. They were like, "Hahahaha." Like screechy little kids. And I'm kind of bummed that that never got into the game, because like what they put in the game ultimately was just the “eh” but pitched up, [sfx: Minecraft villager child] which was really bizarre for little children. Like “eeeh.”</nowiki>]</ref>
	* If a villager accidentally harms a neutral or hostile mob by setting off a firework, the mob retaliates and attacks the villager. For example, a villager that accidentally damages a player by setting off a firework causes tamed wolves and trusting foxes to attack the villager.		* If a villager accidentally harms a neutral or hostile mob by setting off a firework, the mob retaliates and attacks the villager. For example, a villager that accidentally damages a player by setting off a firework causes tamed wolves and trusting foxes to attack the villager.
			* The [[Minecraft:Dungeons:Illusioner\|illusioners]] from Minecraft Dungeons use the same leg texture as swamp villagers.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

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	When a villager dies or is converted to a zombie villager, any items in its hidden inventory slots are lost (see {{Slink\|\|Picking up items}}).		When a villager dies or is converted to a zombie villager, any items in its hidden inventory slots are lost (see {{Slink\|\|Picking up items}}).

	If a villager is displaying a trade item to offer a ~~trade~~, it will not drop it ~~when it dies~~. Villagers ~~also~~ do not drop any other [[Minecraft:trading]]-related items.		If a villager is displaying a trade item to offer a deal, they will not drop it upon death. However, {{in\|JE}}<!--only?-->, [[Minecraft:carpet]]s (held by [[Minecraft:shepherd]]s), [[Minecraft:leather horse armor]], and [[Minecraft:saddle]]s (held by [[Minecraft:leatherworker]]s) can be removed using [[Minecraft:shears]]. Villagers do not drop any other [[Minecraft:trading]]-related items.

	Upon successful trading, a villager drops {{xp\|3\|6}}.		Upon successful trading, a villager drops {{xp\|3\|6}}.
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	***** for {{code\|minor_positive}}: weight 1, max 200, +25 when cured, -1 every 20min, -5 when shared		***** for {{code\|minor_positive}}: weight 1, max 200, +25 when cured, -1 every 20min, -5 when shared
	***** for {{code\|trading}}: weight 1, max 25, +2 per trade, -2 every 20min, -20 when shared		***** for {{code\|trading}}: weight 1, max 25, +2 per trade, -2 every 20min, -20 when shared
	**** {{nbt\|int-array\|Target}} The [[Minecraft:UUID]] of the player who caused the gossip, stored as four ints.		**** {{nbt\|int-array\|Target}}: The [[Minecraft:UUID]] of the player who caused the gossip, stored as four ints.
	**** {{nbt\|string\|Type}}: An ID value indicating the type of gossip. The possible values are {{cd\|major_negative\|minor_negative\|major_positive\|minor_positive\|trading\|d=and}}.		**** {{nbt\|string\|Type}}: An ID value indicating the type of gossip. The possible values are {{cd\|major_negative\|minor_negative\|major_positive\|minor_positive\|trading\|d=and}}.
	** {{nbt\|compound\|Offers}}: Is generated when the trading menu is opened for the first time.		** {{nbt\|compound\|Offers}}: Is generated when the trading menu is opened for the first time.
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	==== Historical renders ====		==== Historical renders ====
	Baby villagers in ''~~Bedrock~~ Edition'' before [[Minecraft:Tiny Takeover]] ([[Minecraft:~~Bedrock~~ Edition 26.10]]):		Baby villagers in ''Java Edition'' before [[Minecraft:Tiny Takeover]] ([[Minecraft:Java Edition 26.1]]):
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	Plains Baby Villager Base JE2.png\|Plains baby villager		Plains Baby Villager Base JE2.png\|Plains baby villager