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	== Variants ==		== Variants ==
	=== Baby zombie villagers ===		=== Baby zombie villagers ===
	Baby zombie villagers make up 5% of zombie villager spawns. They behave similarly to ~~regular~~ zombie villagers, with the following differences:		Baby zombie villagers make up 5% of zombie villager spawns. They behave similarly to adult zombie villagers, with the following differences:
	* They are ~~30%~~ faster than ~~normal~~ zombie villagers, yet they have the same [[Minecraft:health]].		* They are much smaller than adult zombie villagers, with a decreased hitbox size. This allows them to fit through 1x1 [[Minecraft:block]] gaps.
			** Worn [[Minecraft:armor]] shrinks to fit their body size.
			* They are much faster than adult zombie villagers, yet they have the same amount of [[Minecraft:health]].
	* The noises they make are higher-pitched than adult zombie villager [[Minecraft:sound]] effects.		* The noises they make are higher-pitched than adult zombie villager [[Minecraft:sound]] effects.
	* ~~{{IN\|java}}, baby zombie villagers have a chance to spawn as a~~ [[Minecraft:~~chicken jockey~~]].		* They give 12 [[Minecraft:experience]] points when killed by the player or a tamed wolf, instead of 5.
	* ~~{{IN\|bedrock}}~~, ~~baby~~ zombie villagers ~~have a 15% chance to spawn as a jockey~~, ~~but~~ cannot ~~ride mobs due to {{bug\|MCPE-234690}}~~.		* Unlike most other [[Minecraft:baby mobs]], they remain babies indefinitely and never become adult zombie villagers, therefore [[Minecraft:golden dandelion]]s cannot be used on them.
	* Baby zombie villagers become baby [[Minecraft:villager]]s when cured.		* Baby zombie villagers become baby [[Minecraft:villager]]s when cured.
	* Worn [[Minecraft:armor]] shrinks to fit their body size.
	* They drop 12 [[Minecraft:experience]] when killed by the [[Minecraft:player]] or a tamed wolf instead of 5.
	* Unlike most other [[Minecraft:baby mobs]], they remain babies indefinitely and never become adult zombie villagers, therefore [[Minecraft:golden dandelion]]s do not work.
	* They have a decreased [[Minecraft:hitbox]] size.

	Baby zombie villagers are spawned when a [[Minecraft:zombie]] kills a baby [[Minecraft:villager]], with the chance of infection being the same as adult zombie villagers~~. Baby zombie villagers also spawn naturally, but the combined chance (5% villagers × 5% babies) is low at 0.25% (or 1 in 400 chance) of all newly spawned zombies~~.		Baby zombie villagers are also spawned when a [[Minecraft:zombie]] kills a baby [[Minecraft:villager]], with the chance of infection being the same as adult zombie villagers.

	==== Jockeys ====		==== Jockeys ====

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	\| speed = 0.23<br>0.345 (baby in {{JE}}) <br>0.35 (baby in {{BE}})		\| speed = 0.23<br>0.345 (baby in {{JE}}) <br>0.35 (baby in {{BE}})
	\| knockbackresistance = 0%–5%		\| knockbackresistance = 0%–5%
	\| spawn = *Light level of 0 in ~~most~~ [[Minecraft:Overworld]] biomes.		\| spawn = *Light level of 0 in applicable [[Minecraft:Overworld]] biomes.
	*{{EntitySprite\|Villager}} When a [[Minecraft:zombie]] (or variant) kills a [[Minecraft:villager]], see {{slink\|\|Spawning}} for more information.		*{{EntitySprite\|Villager}} When a [[Minecraft:zombie]] (or variant) kills a [[Minecraft:villager]], see {{slink\|\|Spawning}} for more information.
	*{{EntitySprite\|Zombie Villager}} When another zombie villager spawns a [[Minecraft:reinforcement]].{{only\|je\|short=1}}		*{{EntitySprite\|Zombie Villager}} When another zombie villager spawns a [[Minecraft:reinforcement]].{{only\|je\|short=1}}
	*{{EnvLink\|id=abandoned-village\|link=Village#Abandoned villages\|Abandoned Village}} upon world generation.		*{{EnvLink\|id=abandoned-village\|link=Village#Abandoned villages\|Abandoned Village}} upon world generation.
	*{{EnvLink\|Igloo}} (in basements) upon world generation.		*{{EnvLink\|Igloo}} (in basements) upon world generation.
	\| usableitems = {{drop\|Item\|Golden Apple}} (~~only with~~ the ~~[[Minecraft:~~Weakness~~]] effect~~)		\| usableitems = {{drop\|Item\|Golden Apple}}<small>(when under the effect of {{EffectLink\|Weakness}})</small>
	}}		}}
	{{relevant tutorial\|Curing a zombie villager}}		{{relevant tutorial\|Curing a zombie villager}}

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	\| speed = 0.23<br>0.345 (baby in {{JE}}) <br>0.35 (baby in {{BE}})		\| speed = 0.23<br>0.345 (baby in {{JE}}) <br>0.35 (baby in {{BE}})
	\| knockbackresistance = 0%–5%		\| knockbackresistance = 0%–5%
	\| spawn = Light level of 0 in ~~applicable~~ biomes.~~<br>~~When a [[Minecraft:zombie]] (or variant) kills a [[Minecraft:villager]], see {{slink\|\|Spawning}} for more information.~~<br>~~ When another zombie villager spawns a [[Minecraft:reinforcement]].~~<br>~~{{only\|je\|short=1}}~~<br>~~ {{EnvLink\|id=abandoned-village\|link=Village#Abandoned villages\|Abandoned ~~villages~~}}~~<br>~~{{EnvLink\|Igloo}} (in basements)		\| spawn = *Light level of 0 in most [[Minecraft:Overworld]] biomes.
			*{{EntitySprite\|Villager}} When a [[Minecraft:zombie]] (or variant) kills a [[Minecraft:villager]], see {{slink\|\|Spawning}} for more information.
			*{{EntitySprite\|Zombie Villager}} When another zombie villager spawns a [[Minecraft:reinforcement]].{{only\|je\|short=1}}
			*{{EnvLink\|id=abandoned-village\|link=Village#Abandoned villages\|Abandoned Village}} upon world generation.
			*{{EnvLink\|Igloo}} (in basements) upon world generation.
	\| usableitems = {{drop\|Item\|Golden Apple}} (only with the [[Minecraft:Weakness]] effect)		\| usableitems = {{drop\|Item\|Golden Apple}} (only with the [[Minecraft:Weakness]] effect)
	}}		}}

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	==== Jockeys ====		==== Jockeys ====
	{{~~Exclusive~~\|~~section=1~~\|~~bedrock\|customtext=This feature is exclusive to~~ {{BE}}, ~~but is currently broken~~.}}		{{Main\|Chicken Jockey\|Jockey}}
	{{IN\|bedrock}}, 15% of naturally spawned baby zombie villagers can ~~start riding~~ a [[Minecraft:skeleton horse]] and become a [[Minecraft:jockey]] after ~~it spawns~~. They are also supposed to ride mobs that baby zombies, baby [[Minecraft:husk]]s, and [[Minecraft:~~gurgle~~]]s ride but do not due to {{bug\|MCPE-234690}}.		{{IN\|JE}}, most baby zombie villagers (except ones spawned from a baby [[Minecraft:villager]] converting when being zombified) have a chance to spawn as a [[Minecraft:chicken jockey]]. In a [[Minecraft:chicken]]-free environment, each baby has a 4.75% chance of spawning as a chicken jockey, for a total 0.2375% chance for each spawned zombie villager to spawn as a chicken jockey; if chickens are present, the chance increases to 0.4875%.

			{{IN\|bedrock}}, 15% of naturally spawned baby zombie villagers can mount a [[Minecraft:skeleton horse]] and become a [[Minecraft:jockey]] after they spawn. They are also supposed to be able to mount and ride other mobs that baby zombies, baby [[Minecraft:husk]]s, [[Minecraft:gurgle]]s, and baby [[Minecraft:frostbite]]s{{Upcoming\|Fourth Drop 2026}} can ride but do not due to {{bug\|MCPE-234690}}.

	This is due to the fact that in the {{cd\|zombie_villager_v2.json}} file, in the {{cd\|baby}} component group, it has the {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} component, which has {{cd\|baby_undead}}, which makes the baby zombie villager able to ride mobs. However in the {{cd\|minecraft:entity_spawned}} event, the <code>{ "test": "has_component", "operator": "!{{=}}", "value", "minecraft:is_baby" }</code> entity filter tries to prevent adding professions to babies, but filters like this only apply when in a "lifetime" event, not a spawning event. Thus, this filter has no effect on the baby zombie villagers that spawn. The component groups of the professions that zombie villagers have contain the {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} components that override the {{cd\|baby}} component group's {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} component, preventing baby zombie villagers being part of the {{cd\|baby_undead}} [[Minecraft:family]], which prevents them from riding mobs. However, they are still part of the {{cd\|zombie}} family, and skeleton horses are rideable by mobs in said family, which means that baby zombie villager jockeys can only search for nearby skeleton horses to mount.		This is due to the fact that in the {{cd\|zombie_villager_v2.json}} file, in the {{cd\|baby}} component group, it has the {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} component, which has {{cd\|baby_undead}}, which makes the baby zombie villager able to ride mobs. However in the {{cd\|minecraft:entity_spawned}} event, the <code>{ "test": "has_component", "operator": "!{{=}}", "value", "minecraft:is_baby" }</code> entity filter tries to prevent adding professions to babies, but filters like this only apply when in a "lifetime" event, not a spawning event. Thus, this filter has no effect on the baby zombie villagers that spawn. The component groups of the professions that zombie villagers have contain the {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} components that override the {{cd\|baby}} component group's {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} component, preventing baby zombie villagers being part of the {{cd\|baby_undead}} [[Minecraft:family]], which prevents them from riding mobs. However, they are still part of the {{cd\|zombie}} family, and skeleton horses are rideable by mobs in said family, which means that baby zombie villager jockeys can only search for nearby skeleton horses to mount.
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	* {{EntitySprite\|Mule}} Untamed adult [[Minecraft:mule]]s		* {{EntitySprite\|Mule}} Untamed adult [[Minecraft:mule]]s
	* {{EntitySprite\|Skeleton Horse}} Adult [[Minecraft:skeleton horse]]s		* {{EntitySprite\|Skeleton Horse}} Adult [[Minecraft:skeleton horse]]s
	* {{EntitySprite\|Zombie Horse}} ~~Adult~~ [[Minecraft:zombie horse]]s		* {{EntitySprite\|Zombie Horse}} Untamed adult [[Minecraft:zombie horse]]s
	* {{EntityLink\|Panda\|text=Pandas}}		* {{EntityLink\|Panda\|text=Pandas}}
	* {{EntitySprite\|Zombie}} Adult [[Minecraft:zombie]]s		* {{EntitySprite\|Zombie}} Adult [[Minecraft:zombie]]s

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	'''Baby:'''<br>Height: 0.98 blocks<br>Width: 0.49 blocks		'''Baby:'''<br>Height: 0.98 blocks<br>Width: 0.49 blocks
	\| knockbackresistance = 0%–5%		\| knockbackresistance = 0%–5%
	\| spawn = Light level of 0<br>When a [[Minecraft:zombie]] kills a [[Minecraft:villager]], see {{slink\|\|Spawning}} for more information.<br> When another zombie villager spawns a [[Minecraft:reinforcement]].<br>{{only\|je\|short=1}}<br> {{EnvLink\|id=abandoned-village\|link=Village#Abandoned villages\|Abandoned villages}}<br>{{EnvLink\|Igloo}}		\| spawn = Light level of 0 in applicable biomes.<br>When a [[Minecraft:zombie]] (or variant) kills a [[Minecraft:villager]], see {{slink\|\|Spawning}} for more information.<br> When another zombie villager spawns a [[Minecraft:reinforcement]].<br>{{only\|je\|short=1}}<br> {{EnvLink\|id=abandoned-village\|link=Village#Abandoned villages\|Abandoned villages}}<br>{{EnvLink\|Igloo}} (in basements)
	\| equipment = In {{JE}} only:<br>{{drop\|Item\|Iron Shovel}} (occasionally, right hand: 95%; left hand: 5%; may be enchanted) <br />		\| equipment = In {{JE}} only:<br>{{drop\|Item\|Iron Shovel}} (occasionally, right hand: 95%; left hand: 5%; may be enchanted) <br />
	{{drop\|Item\|Iron Sword}} (occasionally, right hand: 95%; left hand: 5%; may be enchanted) <br />		{{drop\|Item\|Iron Sword}} (occasionally, right hand: 95%; left hand: 5%; may be enchanted) <br />
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	=== Converting ===		=== Converting ===
	Additionally, if a [[Minecraft:zombie]], [[Minecraft:husk]], [[Minecraft:drowned]], zombie villager, or [[Minecraft:zombified piglin]]{{only\|je\|short=1}} kills a [[Minecraft:villager]], that villager has a chance of turning into a zombie villager depending on the game difficulty.		Additionally, if a [[Minecraft:zombie]], [[Minecraft:husk]], [[Minecraft:drowned]], [[Minecraft:frostbite]]{{Upcoming\|Fourth Drop 2026}}, zombie villager, or [[Minecraft:zombified piglin]]{{only\|je\|short=1}} kills a [[Minecraft:villager]], from either a melee or ranged attack, that villager has a chance of turning into a zombie villager depending on the game [[Minecraft:difficulty]].

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	{{main\|Zombie#Behavior}}		{{main\|Zombie#Behavior}}

	Zombie villagers behave as ordinary [[Minecraft:zombie]]s, except that they do not convert to [[Minecraft:drowned]] when submerged.		Zombie villagers behave like ordinary [[Minecraft:zombie]]s, except that they do not convert into [[Minecraft:drowned]] when submerged in [[Minecraft:water]] or into [[Minecraft:frostbite]]s{{Upcoming\|Fourth Drop 2026}} when freezing in [[Minecraft:powder snow]].

	Zombie villagers that were converted from [[Minecraft:villager]]s retain their professions and clothes, which gain a tattered appearance. Naturally spawned zombie villagers (or ones spawned with spawn eggs) have a random profession, and can also spawn with unemployed or [[Minecraft:nitwit]] outfits. {{IN\|BE}}, due to a bug, baby zombie villagers can have professions.		Zombie villagers that were converted from [[Minecraft:villager]]s retain their professions and clothes, which gain a tattered appearance. Naturally spawned zombie villagers (or ones spawned with spawn eggs) have a random profession, and can also spawn with unemployed or [[Minecraft:nitwit]] outfits. {{IN\|BE}}, due to a bug, baby zombie villagers can have professions.
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	{{Exclusive\|bedrock\|section=1}}		{{Exclusive\|bedrock\|section=1}}
	[[File:Baby Zombie Riding Zombie Villager.png\|thumb\|width=165x165\|A plains zombie villager ridden by a baby zombie]]		[[File:Baby Zombie Riding Zombie Villager.png\|thumb\|width=165x165\|A plains zombie villager ridden by a baby zombie]]
	15% of nearby baby [[Minecraft:~~zombies~~]], [[Minecraft:~~husks~~]], or [[Minecraft:~~gurgles~~]] may ride an adult zombie villager to form a [[Minecraft:jockey]].		15% of nearby baby [[Minecraft:zombie]]s, [[Minecraft:husk]]s, [[Minecraft:gurgle]]s, or [[Minecraft:frostbite]]s{{Upcoming\|Fourth Drop 2026}} may ride an adult zombie villager to form a [[Minecraft:jockey]].

	== Sounds ==		== Sounds ==

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	=== Using spears ===		=== Using spears ===
	Zombie villagers wielding spears have different attacking behavior. When attacking, they use the spear's charge attack while moving ~~towards~~ their target. They hold the charge through its full duration, using all 3 stages. Once the charge attack has ended or they get too close to their target, they walk away to increase the distance between them and their target before turning around to begin another charge. If a zombie villager accidentally damages a neutral or hostile mob (except goats) with a spear's charge attack, the mob retaliates and attacks that zombie villager.		Zombie villagers wielding spears have different attacking behavior. When attacking, they use the spear's charge attack while moving toward their target. They hold the charge through its full duration, using all 3 stages. Once the charge attack has ended or they get too close to their target, they walk away to increase the distance between them and their target before turning around to begin another charge. If a zombie villager accidentally damages a neutral or hostile mob (except goats) with a spear's charge attack, the mob retaliates and attacks that zombie villager.

	=== Mob type ===		=== Mob type ===
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	=== Picking up items ===		=== Picking up items ===
	{{main\|Geared mobs#Picking up gear}}		{{main\|Geared mobs#Picking up gear}}
	Like zombies, some zombie villagers spawn with the ability to pick up dropped [[Minecraft:item]]s from the ground. They can pick up all items except for the [[Minecraft:glow ink sac]]. {{IN\|Java}}, zombie villagers pick up items that they happen to walk near. {{IN\|Bedrock}}, they actively search for and walk ~~towards~~ dropped items.		Like zombies, some zombie villagers spawn with the ability to pick up dropped [[Minecraft:item]]s from the ground. They can pick up all items except for the [[Minecraft:glow ink sac]]. {{IN\|Java}}, zombie villagers pick up items that they happen to walk near. {{IN\|Bedrock}}, they actively search for and walk toward dropped items.

	If the picked up item is [[Minecraft:armor]], the zombie villager equips the armor into its respective armor slot. [[Minecraft:Carved pumpkin]]s and [[Minecraft:head]]s are worn on their heads. If the picked up item is a [[Minecraft:shield]], the zombie villager equips it to their offhand. It cannot use the shield to block incoming attacks, however.		If the picked up item is [[Minecraft:armor]], the zombie villager equips the armor into its respective armor slot. [[Minecraft:Carved pumpkin]]s and [[Minecraft:head]]s are worn on their heads. If the picked up item is a [[Minecraft:shield]], the zombie villager equips it to their offhand. It cannot use the shield to block incoming attacks, however.

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	{{drop\|Block\|Jack o'Lantern}} (2.5% chance, only during Halloween)		{{drop\|Block\|Jack o'Lantern}} (2.5% chance, only during Halloween)
	\| usableitems = {{drop\|Item\|Golden Apple}} (only with the [[Minecraft:Weakness]] effect)		\| usableitems = {{drop\|Item\|Golden Apple}} (only with the [[Minecraft:Weakness]] effect)
	\| speed = 0.23		\| speed = 0.23<br>0.345 (baby in {{JE}}) <br>0.35 (baby in {{BE}})
	}}{{relevant tutorial\|Curing a zombie villager}}		}}{{relevant tutorial\|Curing a zombie villager}}
	A '''zombie villager''' is a variant of the [[Minecraft:zombie]] that can be cured into a normal [[Minecraft:villager]] by using a [[Minecraft:golden apple]] on it while it is under the effect of [[Minecraft:Weakness]].		A '''zombie villager''' is a variant of the [[Minecraft:zombie]] that can be cured into a normal [[Minecraft:villager]] by using a [[Minecraft:golden apple]] on it while it is under the effect of [[Minecraft:Weakness]].

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	\|sound=Zombie villager hurt1.ogg		\|sound=Zombie villager hurt1.ogg
	\|sound2=Zombie villager hurt2.ogg		\|sound2=Zombie villager hurt2.ogg
	\|subtitle=Zombie Villager hurts		\|subtitle=Zombie Villager hurts{{until\|java 26.4}}
	\|source=hostile		\|source=hostile
	\|description=When a zombie villager is damaged		\|description=When a zombie villager is damaged
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	\|sound2=Zombie hit metal2.ogg		\|sound2=Zombie hit metal2.ogg
	\|sound3=Zombie hit metal3.ogg		\|sound3=Zombie hit metal3.ogg
	\|subtitle=Block broken <ref group=sound name=ironsubtitle>{{Bug\|MC-226770}}</ref>		\|subtitle=Block broken<ref group=sound name=ironsubtitle>{{Bug\|MC-226770}}</ref>
	\|source=None		\|source=None
	\|description=''Unused sound event''<ref group=sound>{{Bug\|MC-218122}}</ref>		\|description=''Unused sound event''<ref group=sound>{{Bug\|MC-218122}}</ref>
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	\|volume=''None''		\|volume=''None''
	\|pitch=''None''		\|pitch=''None''
	\| distance = ''None''		\|distance=''None''
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	}}		}}
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	=== Renders ===		=== Renders ===
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	Zombie Villager Targeting.png\|A targeting zombie villager		File:Zombie Villager Targeting.png\|A targeting zombie villager
	Zombie Villager Base.png\|The base skin for all zombie villagers. This is never seen in-game		File:Zombie Villager Base.png\|The base skin for all zombie villagers. This is never seen in-game
	Over power zombie villager jockey JE3 BE3.png		File:Baby Zombie Villager Base JE2 BE2.png\|The bask skin for all baby zombie villagers. This is never seen in-game
			File:Over power zombie villager jockey JE3 BE3.png\|A baby zombie villager holding a iron sword and wearing full diamond armor riding a chicken. This is one of the rarest mobs
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	File:Zombie Villager under tree.png\|A zombie villager under a tree		File:Zombie Villager under tree.png\|A zombie villager under a tree
	File:Savanna Zombie Farmer with Carved Pumpkin.jpg\|A savanna zombie villager wearing a carved pumpkin		File:Savanna Zombie Farmer with Carved Pumpkin.jpg\|A savanna zombie villager wearing a carved pumpkin
	File:Zillager and zid.jpg		File:Zillager and zid.jpg\|A zombie villager and a baby zombie villager in a [[Minecraft:abandoned village]]
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	==== Jockeys ====		==== Jockeys ====
	{{~~Exclusive~~\|~~section=1~~\|~~bedrock\|customtext=This feature is exclusive to~~ {{BE}}, ~~but is currently broken~~.}}		{{Main\|Chicken Jockey\|Jockey}}
	{{IN\|bedrock}}, 15% of naturally spawned baby zombie villagers can ~~start riding~~ a [[Minecraft:skeleton horse]] and become a [[Minecraft:jockey]] after ~~it spawns~~. They are also supposed to ride mobs that baby zombies, baby [[Minecraft:husk]]s, and [[Minecraft:~~gurgle~~]]s ride but do not due to {{bug\|MCPE-234690}}.		{{IN\|JE}}, most baby zombie villagers (except ones spawned from a baby [[Minecraft:villager]] converting when being zombified) have a chance to spawn as a [[Minecraft:chicken jockey]]. In a [[Minecraft:chicken]]-free environment, each baby has a 4.75% chance of spawning as a chicken jockey, for a total 0.2375% chance for each spawned zombie villager to spawn as a chicken jockey; if chickens are present, the chance increases to 0.4875%.

			{{IN\|bedrock}}, 15% of naturally spawned baby zombie villagers can mount a [[Minecraft:skeleton horse]] and become a [[Minecraft:jockey]] after they spawn. They are also supposed to be able to mount and ride other mobs that baby zombies, baby [[Minecraft:husk]]s, [[Minecraft:gurgle]]s, and baby [[Minecraft:frostbite]]s{{Upcoming\|Fourth Drop 2026}} can ride but do not due to {{bug\|MCPE-234690}}.

	This is due to the fact that in the {{cd\|zombie_villager_v2.json}} file, in the {{cd\|baby}} component group, it has the {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} component, which has {{cd\|baby_undead}}, which makes the baby zombie villager able to ride mobs. However in the {{cd\|minecraft:entity_spawned}} event, the <code>{ "test": "has_component", "operator": "!{{=}}", "value", "minecraft:is_baby" }</code> entity filter tries to prevent adding professions to babies, but filters like this only apply when in a "lifetime" event, not a spawning event. Thus, this filter has no effect on the baby zombie villagers that spawn. The component groups of the professions that zombie villagers have contain the {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} components that override the {{cd\|baby}} component group's {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} component, preventing baby zombie villagers being part of the {{cd\|baby_undead}} [[Minecraft:family]], which prevents them from riding mobs. However, they are still part of the {{cd\|zombie}} family, and skeleton horses are rideable by mobs in said family, which means that baby zombie villager jockeys can only search for nearby skeleton horses to mount.		This is due to the fact that in the {{cd\|zombie_villager_v2.json}} file, in the {{cd\|baby}} component group, it has the {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} component, which has {{cd\|baby_undead}}, which makes the baby zombie villager able to ride mobs. However in the {{cd\|minecraft:entity_spawned}} event, the <code>{ "test": "has_component", "operator": "!{{=}}", "value", "minecraft:is_baby" }</code> entity filter tries to prevent adding professions to babies, but filters like this only apply when in a "lifetime" event, not a spawning event. Thus, this filter has no effect on the baby zombie villagers that spawn. The component groups of the professions that zombie villagers have contain the {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} components that override the {{cd\|baby}} component group's {{cd\|minecraft:type_family}} component, preventing baby zombie villagers being part of the {{cd\|baby_undead}} [[Minecraft:family]], which prevents them from riding mobs. However, they are still part of the {{cd\|zombie}} family, and skeleton horses are rideable by mobs in said family, which means that baby zombie villager jockeys can only search for nearby skeleton horses to mount.
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	* {{EntitySprite\|Mule}} Untamed adult [[Minecraft:mule]]s		* {{EntitySprite\|Mule}} Untamed adult [[Minecraft:mule]]s
	* {{EntitySprite\|Skeleton Horse}} Adult [[Minecraft:skeleton horse]]s		* {{EntitySprite\|Skeleton Horse}} Adult [[Minecraft:skeleton horse]]s
	* {{EntitySprite\|Zombie Horse}} ~~Adult~~ [[Minecraft:zombie horse]]s		* {{EntitySprite\|Zombie Horse}} Untamed adult [[Minecraft:zombie horse]]s
	* {{EntityLink\|Panda\|text=Pandas}}		* {{EntityLink\|Panda\|text=Pandas}}
	* {{EntitySprite\|Zombie}} Adult [[Minecraft:zombie]]s		* {{EntitySprite\|Zombie}} Adult [[Minecraft:zombie]]s