Minecraft:Sulfur Cube

A sulfur cube is a bucketable jumping Minecraft:passive mob that is found only in Minecraft:sulfur caves. It can absorb a full-sized Minecraft:block into itself, which immobilizes it and makes it receive higher knockback from most attacks instead of damage. The block type a sulfur cube absorbs affects its bounciness and behavior, and some blocks cannot be absorbed, such as Minecraft:slabs and Minecraft:stairs. Blocks can be extracted using Minecraft:shears, by replacing the block with a different one, or by killing the sulfur cube.

Small sulfur cubes spawn in groups of two when a large sulfur cube dies. They grow up over time similarly to Minecraft:babies and cannot absorb blocks.

Spawning

Large sulfur cubes spawn naturally in Minecraft:sulfur caves at any light level.

Two small sulfur cubes spawn when a large sulfur cube dies, which can then grow up into large sulfur cubes; see Template:Section link below.

Drops

Upon death, large sulfur cubes drop the block they absorbed and 1-2 Minecraft:experience, while small sulfur cubes drop no experience.

Behavior

Sulfur cubes are passive mobs that, by default, jump around aimlessly. In this state, they are susceptible to all sources of damage.

If a sulfur cube Minecraft:pathfinds into a block that can be Minecraft:climbed, such as Minecraft:ladders or Minecraft:vines, the sulfur cube climbs the block. Sulfur cubes with absorbed blocks that are launched are also capable of climbing.Template:Only

Splitting

Sulfur cubes come in two sizes: small and large. When a large sulfur cube dies, it splits into two small cubes, unless the death was caused by its own explosion. If a small sulfur cube dies, it does not split and drops nothing. When a named large sulfur cube is killed and splits, both small cubes retain the name as with other cube mobs.

Small sulfur cubes grow into large ones after 20 minutes, similarly to Minecraft:baby mobs. Minecraft:Slimeballs can be used to tempt and feed small sulfur cubes, which decreases their remaining growth time. They can also be fed a Minecraft:golden dandelion to prevent them from growing.

Bucketing

A large sulfur cube can be picked up by using an empty Minecraft:bucket on it to create a Minecraft:bucket of sulfur cube. If a named sulfur cube is bucketed, the name of the item becomes "Bucket of <name>" (the sulfur cube's name)Template:Only or only the cube's nameTemplate:Only.

If the bucketed sulfur cube has an absorbed block, the bucket of sulfur cube item tooltip displays the name of the absorbed block.

A bucketed sulfur cube no longer counts toward the Minecraft:mob cap and does not Minecraft:despawn. However, if the bucketed sulfur cube is split into two small cubes, the small cubes can despawn.<ref>Template:Bug</ref>

Absorbing blocks

Template:Redirect Large sulfur cubes have the ability to absorb some Minecraft:blocks, mostly full-sized ones. It can absorb a block dropped on the ground (unless Template:Cmd is set to false), and also can be fed a block by Template:Control with it. Sulfur cubes move toward absorbable blocks dropped on the ground, and they also follow players holding an applicable block in their hand. Small sulfur cubes cannot absorb blocks. A Minecraft:dispenser can also be used to feed a block to a sulfur cube if the cube's hitbox intersects the block space directly in front of the dispenser.

They can also absorb any block using commands.

Any method of feeding a block to a sulfur cube can also be done on a sulfur cube that has already absorbed a block, which changes the block inside it and drops its previously-absorbed block as an item.

When a sulfur cube has absorbed a block, it stops moving and its absorbed block is visible inside of it. The absorbed block can be removed from a sulfur cube by using Minecraft:shears on it, which drops the block as an item. Dispensers with shears can also be used to remove the block.

Absorbed blocks in sulfur cubes have the same visual properties as when placed down, including MERS textures with Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals. Froglights, for example, glow inside the sulfur cube, but they do not actually light the environment gameplay-wise. Throwing a Minecraft:splash potion of Invisibility on a sulfur cube causes it to show only the absorbed block.

Sulfur cubes can absorb named blocks; the block remains named if removed, but the name of the block is not displayed above the sulfur cube.

Sulfur cubes can absorb only the specific blocks listed below:

Archetype	Block	Description	Minecraft:Attribute values				Knockback modifiers		Floats in Minecraft:water
			Knockback resistance	Bounciness	Friction modifier	Air drag modifier	Horizontal	Vertical
Bouncy (Rubber Ball)	Template:Columns-list	Fast speed, high bounciness, medium ground friction and low air drag.	-2.0	0.9	0.3	0.01	0.4125	0.105	Template:Tc
Explosive	Template:BlockLink	Medium speed, medium bounciness, and medium ground friction like regular, but with high air drag. Allows to be ignited and explode. See Template:Slink below.	-1.0	0.5	0.3	0.3	0.4125	0.09	Template:Tc
Fast Flat (Golf Ball)	Template:Columns-list	Fast speed, low bounciness, medium ground friction and low air drag.	-1.0	0.5	0.2	0.01	0.9125	0.09	Template:Tc
Fast Sliding (Hockey Puck)	Template:Columns-list	Fast speed, no bounciness, low ground friction and low air drag.	0.5	0.1	0.05	0.01	0.6625	0.09	Template:Tc
High Resistance	Template:Columns-list	Very slow, low drag with low bounce with high friction.	0.7	0.2	1	0.01	0.4125	0.09	Template:Tc
Hot	Template:BlockLink	Same properties as football, but damages entities on contact. See Template:Slink below.	-1.0	0.5	0.3	0.1	0.4125	0.09	Template:Tc
Light (Beach Ball)	Template:BlockLink	Slow speed, high bounciness, medium ground friction and high air drag.	-1.0	1.0	0.3	1.8	0.4125	0.18	Template:Tc
Regular (Football/Soccer Ball)	Template:Columns-list	Medium speed, medium bounciness, medium ground friction and low air drag.	-1.0	0.5	0.3	0.1	0.4125	0.09	Template:Tc
Slow Bouncy	Template:Collapse	Slow speed, high bounciness, medium friction and medium air drag.	0.4	0.6	0.3	0.05	0.4125	0.24	Template:Tc
Slow Flat (Medicine Ball)	Template:Columns-list	Slow speed, low bounciness, medium ground friction and medium air drag.	0.5	0.4	0.4	0.1	0.4125	0.105	Template:Tc
Slow Sliding (Curling Stone)	Template:Columns-list	Slow speed, no bounciness, low ground friction and low air drag.	0.8	0.1	0.05	0.01	0.4125	0.09	Template:Tc
Sticky	Template:BlockLink	Fast speed and low air drag like fast flat, but sticks with extremely high ground friction and no bounce to simulate stickiness.	-2.0	0.0	2.0	0.01	0.4125	0.09	Template:Tc

Template:Fnlist If a sulfur cube with a block dies, it drops the block as an item in addition to splitting.

Template:IN, the items that can be absorbed by the sulfur cube are determined by the tag Template:Tag link, with the archetypes of the items determined by the tags: Template:Tag link

Template:IN, the items that can be absorbed by the sulfur cube as well as the archetypes they give the sulfur cube are determined by the Template:Tag link item tags.

Special archetypes

Sulfur cubes that have absorbed specific functional blocks can have those functions applied to them.

• Minecraft:TNT has the explosive archetype. When a sulfur cube with the explosive archetype is ignited manually, its fuse time is set to Template:Convert. When ignited by another explosion, it is set to be a random number between Template:Convert and Template:Convert, inclusive.
  • Sulfur cubes with ignited TNT cannot be damaged, be captured in a Minecraft:bucket, or have their absorbed block Minecraft:sheared. When the sulfur cube explodes, no small sulfur cubes are spawned.
  • Sulfur cubes with the explosive archetype can be ignited in the same ways that TNT can be activated and more, including:
    • direct usage of Minecraft:flint and steel by a player or Minecraft:dispenser, or usage of a Minecraft:fire charge by a player;
    • causing any Minecraft:fire damage to the sulfur cube (Minecraft:fire, Minecraft:lava, flaming projectile, Minecraft:campfire or Minecraft:magma block);
      • this works even if the mob has Minecraft:Fire Resistance on it;
    • being hit by a weapon with Minecraft:Fire Aspect;
    • any other Minecraft:explosion nearby, including explosions from other sulfur cubes;
    • a Minecraft:redstone signal. TNT activates if the center of sulfur cube's hitbox is in such a block that a TNT would be activated if it was a placed block instead.
      • TNT sulfur cubes are also primed if they occupy the same position as a redstone component that's currently emitting a signal (a Minecraft:comparator, for example), even though that position might not be necessarily powered.
• Minecraft:Magma blocks have the hot archetype. Sulfur cubes with the hot archetype damage nearby mobs, acting as if they touched magma.

Damage resistance

A sulfur cube that has absorbed a block is resistant to the following forms of damage:

• Minecraft:Melee attacks
• Minecraft:Projectiles
• Minecraft:Falling blocks, including Minecraft:anvils and Minecraft:stalactites
• Minecraft:Explosions, except their own
• Minecraft:Fall damage, including onto Minecraft:stalagmites
• Minecraft:Freezing
• Contact with Minecraft:cactus or Minecraft:sweet berry bushes
• Minecraft:Magma blocks and sulfur cubes with the hot archetype

Other sources of damage, such as Minecraft:fire, Minecraft:suffocation, Minecraft:cramming, or the damage Minecraft:effects, can damage or kill the sulfur cube as normal.

Some hostile mobs attack the sulfur cube even while it has absorbed a block, such as Minecraft:zoglins, the Minecraft:wither and Minecraft:wardens. Although the sulfur cube is immune to the warden's melee damage, they can be killed by its Minecraft:sonic boom. Additionally, tamed Minecraft:wolves attack a sulfur cube that their owner attacks.

Launching

When affected by knockback, the sulfur cube is launched and is affected by Minecraft:gravity and Minecraft:physics. This causes it to behave and bounce like a ball.

The direction and trajectory in which a sulfur cube is launched is the opposite of where on its body it is hit.Template:Needs testing

This diagram describes how hitting a sulfur cube on different portions of its body launches it.

Sulfur Cube Launching Portions
File:Sulfur Cube Launching Guide.png

The force at which a sulfur cube is launched is based on the amount of damage the attack does. For example, hitting it with a Minecraft:diamond sword launches it farther than punching it without an item. The Minecraft:Knockback and Minecraft:Punch enchantments also apply additional power to the launch.

Sulfur cubes that are in the air can be knocked farther upward when launched. This is particularly notable Template:In, where this behavior differs from the usual airborne knockback mechanics.

Depending on the absorbed block, sulfur cubes exhibit different properties when hit.

Sounds

Mob

Large

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Small

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Ball

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Data values

ID

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Entity data

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• Template:Nbt Entity data
  • Template:Nbt inherit/entity
  • Template:Nbt inherit/mob
  • Only on sulfur cubes, the Template:Cd tag represents the Template:DCL component in Minecraft:predicates and Minecraft:loot functions.
  • Template:Nbt inherit/cube mob
  • Template:Nbt: The ticks left before the sulfur cube picks up items from the ground. Is set to 100 when the item is removed using shears, then ticks down until it reaches 0.
  • Template:Nbt: 1 or 0 (true/false) - 1 if the sulfur cube was spawned by using a Minecraft:Bucket of Sulfur Cube, 0 if not.
  • Template:Nbt: The number of ticks before the sulfur cube explodes. For sulfur cubes that are not ignited, this value is -1.

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The absorbed block (if any) is stored in equipment.body.

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• Template:Nbt: The entity's root tag.
  • Template:Bedrock nbt/entity
  • Template:Bedrock nbt/mob
  • Template:Bedrock nbt/ageable
  • Template:Nbt: The size of the sulfur cube. 1 is the smallest slime, 2 is the next larger.
  • Template:Nbt: List of equipment slots and the chance that the item in that slot drops when the sulfur cube dies.
    • Template:Nbt: A slot entry.
      • Template:Nbt: The probability that the item in this slot can drop (0.0 to 1.0).
      • Template:Nbt: The name of the equipment slot. Can be Template:Cd in sulfur cube.
  • Template:Nbt: The sulfur cube properties.
    • Template:Nbt: If the sulfur cube has a block and behavior can be Template:Cd.

Achievements

Achievements that apply to all mobs: Template:Collapse

Advancements

Advancements that apply to all mobs: Template:Collapse

History

Trivia

• Prior to sulfur cubes, the idea of Minecraft:slimes being used as a ball appeared as a brief visual gag in Minecraft:Village & Pillage: Official Trailer.
• During Minecraft:Minecraft Live – March 2026, it was stated by Minecraft:Agnes Larsson that the face of the cube is meant to have an ambiguous expression.
• During the development of sulfur cubes, Minecraft:copper golems were used as placeholders.<ref>Template:Ytl</ref>
• Sulfur cubes with custom sizes split into smaller sulfur cubes until they get to normal size.

Gallery

Renders

• A sulfur cube
  A sulfur cube
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:grass block
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:grass block
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed an Minecraft:oak log
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed an Minecraft:oak log
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:moss block
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:moss block
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:blue ice
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:blue ice
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:soul sand
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:soul sand
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:white wool
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:white wool
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:block of iron
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:block of iron
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:red mushroom block
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:red mushroom block
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:honeycomb block
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:honeycomb block
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:TNT
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:TNT
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:stone
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:stone
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:magma block
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:magma block
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a sulfur element (this state can be seen in-game only with commands)Template:Note
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a sulfur element (this state can be seen in-game only with commands)Template:Note
• A sulfur cube without its inner layer (this state can be seen in-game only with commands)Template:Note
  A sulfur cube without its inner layer (this state can be seen in-game only with commands)Template:Note
• A sulfur cube without its outer layer (this state cannot be seen in-game)
  A sulfur cube without its outer layer (this state cannot be seen in-game)
• A small sulfur cube.
  A small sulfur cube.
• A small sulfur cube without its inner layer (this state cannot be seen in-game)
  A small sulfur cube without its inner layer (this state cannot be seen in-game)
• A small sulfur cube without its outer layer (this state cannot be seen in-game)
  A small sulfur cube without its outer layer (this state cannot be seen in-game)

Development renders in Java Edition

• A sulfur cube that has absorbed an Minecraft:oak log (texture used in Java Edition from Minecraft:26.2 Snapshot 1 to Minecraft:26.2 Snapshot 3)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed an Minecraft:oak log (texture used in Java Edition from Minecraft:26.2 Snapshot 1 to Minecraft:26.2 Snapshot 3)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:moss block (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:moss block (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:blue ice (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:blue ice (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:soul sand (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:soul sand (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:white wool (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:white wool (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:block of iron (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:block of iron (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:red mushroom block (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:red mushroom block (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:honeycomb block (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:honeycomb block (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:stone (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:stone (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
• A sulfur cube without its inner layer (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)
  A sulfur cube without its inner layer (texture used in Java Edition from 26.2 Snapshot 1 to 26.2 Snapshot 3)

Development renders in Bedrock Edition

• A sulfur cube that has absorbed an Minecraft:oak log (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed an Minecraft:oak log (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:moss block (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:moss block (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:ice (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:ice (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:soul sand (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:soul sand (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:white wool (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:white wool (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:block of iron (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:block of iron (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:red mushroom block (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:red mushroom block (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:honeycomb block (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed a Minecraft:honeycomb block (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
• A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:stone (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
  A sulfur cube that has absorbed Minecraft:stone (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
• A sulfur cube without its inner layer (this state cannot be seen in-game) (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
  A sulfur cube without its inner layer (this state cannot be seen in-game) (texture used in Bedrock Edition from Preview 26.20.23 to Preview 26.20.28)
• Small sulfur cube (this texture was unused at that time)
  Small sulfur cube (this texture was unused at that time)
• A small sulfur cube without its inner layer (this state cannot be seen in-game)
  A small sulfur cube without its inner layer (this state cannot be seen in-game)

Textures

• Inner texture
  Inner texture
• Outer texture
  Outer texture
• Small sulfur cube inner texture
  Small sulfur cube inner texture
• Small sulfur cube outer texture
  Small sulfur cube outer texture
• Inner Minecraft:TNT texture Template:In. Template:IN, sulfur cubes reference the same texture path used by the TNT block.
  Inner Minecraft:TNT texture Template:In. Template:IN, sulfur cubes reference the same texture path used by the TNT block.

Screenshots

• A bunch of Minecraft:TNT sulfur cubes being dropped on a Minecraft:village by a Minecraft:player Minecraft:riding on a Minecraft:happy ghast
  A bunch of Minecraft:TNT sulfur cubes being dropped on a Minecraft:village by a Minecraft:player Minecraft:riding on a Minecraft:happy ghast
• A small sulfur cube with the stone texture. This is possible in-game only with commands
  A small sulfur cube with the stone texture. This is possible in-game only with commands
• A naturally generated sulfur cube in a Minecraft:mineshaft within a sulfur cave
  A naturally generated sulfur cube in a Minecraft:mineshaft within a sulfur cave

Mojang images

• The sulfur cube in a picture with the Minecraft:slime and Minecraft:magma cube
  The sulfur cube in a picture with the Minecraft:slime and Minecraft:magma cube
• Header art for the article announcing Minecraft:Chaos Cubed's release date on Minecraft:Minecraft.net
  Header art for the article announcing Minecraft:Chaos Cubed's release date on Minecraft:Minecraft.net
• A sulfur cube that absorbed a TNT
  A sulfur cube that absorbed a TNT
• A sulfur cube being launched by a geyser
  A sulfur cube being launched by a geyser
• A sulfur cube that absorbed a TNT in a sulfur cave
  A sulfur cube that absorbed a TNT in a sulfur cave
• Artwork of Chaos Cubed
  Artwork of Chaos Cubed

Minecraft Live screenshots

• A sulfur cube jumping
  A sulfur cube jumping
• A sulfur cube next to Minecraft:Kai
  A sulfur cube next to Minecraft:Kai
• A sulfur cube with a Minecraft:pumpkin inside of it in mid air
  A sulfur cube with a Minecraft:pumpkin inside of it in mid air
• A sulfur cube with a Minecraft:stone block inside of it
  A sulfur cube with a Minecraft:stone block inside of it
• A sulfur cube with a Minecraft:crimson hyphae inside of it
  A sulfur cube with a Minecraft:crimson hyphae inside of it
• A cage full of sulfur cubes
  A cage full of sulfur cubes
• A sulfur cube with a Minecraft:verdant froglight inside of it
  A sulfur cube with a Minecraft:verdant froglight inside of it
• A sulfur cube with a Minecraft:birch log inside of it
  A sulfur cube with a Minecraft:birch log inside of it
• A sulfur cube with Minecraft:jungle wood inside of it
  A sulfur cube with Minecraft:jungle wood inside of it

In other media

• Sulfur cubes on a promo for Minecraft:Project G.L.O.P.
  Sulfur cubes on a promo for Minecraft:Project G.L.O.P.
• A sulfur cube asking for TNT
  A sulfur cube asking for TNT