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Template:More imagesMany references have been made in culture in response to the popularity of Minecraft, from cameos, parodies, to subtle allusions.

Video games

Air Mech

Creepers appear as a unit "skin" for the suicide bomber unit the boomer. Creepers can be either green, blue, or red, depending on the color of the team that makes them.Template:Citation needed

Alone in the Park

Minecraft:Steve is an unlockable character with a projectile that looks like a Minecraft:stone pickaxe.Template:More info

The Binding of Isaac

In the Wrath of the Lamb DLC, an item exists known as the Notched Axe, which is stylized like a miniature Minecraft:pickaxe.<ref>Template:Citation</ref> In the Afterbirth DLC, an item based off Minecraft:TNT called the Mine Crafter exists.<ref>Template:Citation</ref>


Borderlands 2

In Caustic Caverns, creepers can be found in a hidden cave, along with several breakable blocks, including Minecraft:dirt, Minecraft:stone, and Minecraft:coal ore. When killed, they can drop weapons themed after Minecraft. Steve's head is a wearable item in the game.<ref>Template:Ytl</ref><ref>Template:Citation</ref>

BowMasters

A character in the "Gamer Pack" group called "Digger Steve" is a clear reference to Steve. His tagline is "his main craft - to dig" and he wields a diamond pickaxe as his weapon. The character is locked and can be unlocked in several ways such as being directly purchased, or won randomly in a lootbox chest.

Choplifter HD

There is a hidden island inhabited by Steve and some chickens in the mission called "Operation Charlie Takedown". Saving Steve aka "Blockhead" is one of the steps needed to unlock an in-game achievement called "No Stone Unturned", which requires finding all secrets.<ref>https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=503601498</ref><ref>Template:YouTube link</ref><ref>Template:Ytl</ref>

Cookie Clicker

The name of achievement "Never dig down" is a reference of a well-known Minecraft tip.<ref>Template:Citation</ref>

Createrria: craft your games

"Mr. Pixel" has a face similar to Steve's.

Deltarune

Throughout the game, there are several references made to "Minecrap," both a parody of Minecraft and a reference to a controversial video created by content creator Mike Matei, where Template:W remarks that he "likes building brown bricks with Minecrap".<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref> Talking to a hacker character near the end of the chapter will have him mention that he plans to mine 1,000 blocks of "Bubsidian" in the game in order to make his Minecraft:dog three colors. Additionally, it is mentioned by the character Spamton in the game's "Weird" alternate route, if the player interacts with a door that is normally accessible but is closed off in said route.<ref>Template:Citation</ref>


Die of Death

There is an upcoming skin for the killer Pursuer that turns him into a Minecraft version of himself. A Minecraft:wood and Minecraft:stone block with the previous texture can be found in the Garden and Theater locations of the Lobby, respectively.

DinoRun SE

During character creation, Steve's head is a wearable hat, and clicking on the head when equipped will give the body a two tone coloration referencing his cyan shirt and blue trousers.

Dusk of D.A.W.N.

A vehicle card is labeled "Mine Craft", and has the description "The Mine Craft is truly top-notch." Furthermore, Notch's Twitter icon at the time is visible on the card.<ref>Template:Reddit2</ref>


The Elder Scrolls

Within Template:W, an item exists, known as the Notched Pickaxe, named after Notch.<ref>Template:Citation</ref><ref>Template:Citation</ref>


Epic Battle Fantasy 4

Several Minecraft references are made throughout the game. There is dialogue in the Crystal Cave that alludes to Minecraft, while a snowman in Whitefall Town is in the form of a Minecraft:creeper. In the expansion and the Steam version, the Diamond Golem is introduced, which upon seeing the character Matt remarks he would like to use to make a Minecraft:diamond sword.<ref>Template:Citation</ref><ref>Template:Citation</ref>

Evoland 2

"Dreaded Creepers" can be found as a mob in The Mine, present era. If the player gets killed by a Dreaded Creeper, they unlock the sssSSSSSss BOOM! achievement.<ref>Template:Citation</ref><ref>Template:Citation</ref>

Fable

Available for free on the Xbox Live Marketplace is a hat labeled Dave's Hat, evoking how player Minecraft:skins look in Minecraft.Template:Citation needed

Forsaken

Template:MCSM from Template:MCSM makes an appearance as an unlockable killer skin for Slasher. Template:MCSM from Template:MCSM also makes an appearance as an unlockable killer skin for Noli. There are also two purchasable survivor skins for Shedletsky and Dusekkar, the first one makes Shedletsky look like a Minecraft Minecraft:player with Minecraft:Steve's head and for Dusekkar making him wear a blue Minecraft:carved pumpkin and themed accessories. Minecraft:Herobrine also appears as a VIP exclusive killer for private servers. The map Brandon6875935's Place also contains the old texture of the Minecraft:diamond pickaxe in the Brandon World location of the map.

Genshin Impact

The blacksmith in Mondstadt, named Wagner, gives the player a quest called "Mine Craft".<ref>Template:Citation</ref><ref>Template:Citation</ref>Template:More info


Geometry Dash

Beating level 16 (Hexagon Force) on normal mode rewards the player with a Minecraft:creeper face cube. This can also be colored to make it look like a normal one.

Goat Simulator

Within the map Goat City Bay, the player can find three separate blocks based off those in Minecraft:Minecraft. The "grass and dirt block" resembles a Minecraft:grass block, and is found behind the skate ramp. The stone block looks like Minecraft:cobblestone, and is found inside the cemetery. The wood block is a plank block, and is hidden behind a tree.

Collecting all three blocks will earn the achievement Builder Goat, and unlock a mutator based off Minecraft mobs, predating the actual Minecraft:goat mob.


Guardian Tales

In World 22: Mount Volver of Guardian Tales, a new puzzle mechanic was introduced where the player can use water to solidify lava. In the second stage of this world, there is a side quest that begins when the player completes a portal frame made of solidified lava. When the puzzle is solved, the frame activates and a purple portal appears. From it, an NPC resembling Minecraft:Steve named Sting and a chicken emerge.

Sting wonders where they are, and the player can respond in several ways such as welcoming them, asking for emerald armor in exchange, or questioning if they came from lava and whether they are resistant to fire types. After observing the hot environment, Sting declares their travel a success. He explains that they have been traveling across the world to create the best lava chicken, repeatedly entering the wrong portals until now. After inspecting the lava, he deems its properties perfect.

Sting then destroys an indestructible rock using a golden pickaxe, places the chicken in a building with a furnace, and a parody of the "Steve's Lava Chicken" song plays. The player can help by opening passages and clearing obstacles for the lava flow. Once the lava reaches the chicken, Sting sings, and after it is cooked, both Sting and the player character eat it.

Finally, Sting expresses satisfaction and prepares to go home. However, when he checks his map, he is shocked to find that he is 12,345 / -2399 / 999 XYZ coordinates away from the village he built where his 48 cats live, and he laments that all his looting was pointless. A star piece then drops from him.

Later, in the final stage after the Eternal Flame was defeated, Sting appears in the human village of the volcanic region, saying it is a great village to rob, quickly correcting himself and saying he means to build a house there.

Happy Color

An available picture to color in appears to be a Minecraft-like scene with blocks including Minecraft:flowering azalea leaves, Minecraft:oak logs, and Minecraft:grass blocks.

Hearthstone

The name of achievement "Three Diamonds + Two Sticks" is a reference to the crafting recipe of a diamond pickaxe. The card "Digging Straight Down" and its flavor text "You only make this mistake once." are also references to a well-known Minecraft tip.

Henry Stickmin

In The Henry Stickmin Collection, there are multiple references to Minecraft throughout the chapters:

  • In the prologue, Breaking the Bank, if the player chooses the "shovel" option, Henry tries to get inside the bank by digging under the walls, but hits and ignites a gas main; the failure message is "Never dig straight down.", a well-known Minecraft tip.
  • In chapter 2, Stealing the Diamond, if the player selects the "sneak in" option and then the "pickaxe", Henry begins to mine the wall of the museum the diamond is in, only for a creeper to come up behind him and explode. Henry survives, however, and the explosion gave the entrance that Henry needed.
  • In chapter 5, Completing the Mission, there are multiple references to Minecraft throughout the routes.
  • If the player launches with the "Government Supported Private Investigator" and "Convict Allies" ending, and then selects the "jetpack" option, the player can select the "build" option, in which Henry begins building a bridge out of dirt blocks from the building he is standing on to the Toppat rocket. However, Henry runs out of dirt blocks and accidentally walks off the edge, and falls to his death, dropping a stick, steak and leather boots, with the fail message saying "You died!", similar to the Minecraft death screen.
  • If the player launches with the "Pure Blooded Thief" and "Presumed Dead" ending, and then selects the "Stop" option, then does nothing, then selects the "Spiked Wheels" and "Hammer (Left)" options, Henry attempting to "mine" glass in a similar manner to Minecraft, but he is shot down. Additionally, if player selects "Hammer (Right)" then does nothing, Henry's rocket runs out of fuel and falls back to the ground, with the fail message saying "Return to Sender", may related with the Minecraft achievement.
  • If the player launches with the "Government Supported Private Investigator" and "Ghost Inmate" ending, and then selects the "Magic Hat" and "Free Transform" options, the player can select the "Leafmöde" option, and a diamond block can be seen near the painting and a diamond helmet can be seen somewhere.

Honkai: Star Rail

In Honkai: Star Rail's Divergent Universe: Arcadian Chronicles, several Grand Miracle names reference other video games, such as "Left 2 Die" (Left 4 Dead), "Bright Souls" (Dark Souls), "First Fantasy" (Final Fantasy), "Tomb Rizzler" (Tomb Raider), and "Word of Godcraft" (World of Warcraft). One Grand Miracle references Minecraft with its name "Yourcraft". Its effect increases the number of cards drawn by one during the drawing phase.

Hybrid

Minecraft:Steve's head is an unlockable helmet.Template:More info

I'm Not a Robot

Level 21 prompts the user to craft a Minecraft:diamond pickaxe, providing them with a Minecraft:crafting table grid, 2 Minecraft:oak logs, and 3 Minecraft:diamonds.


Life is Strange 2

Several references are made to Minecraft, including a character being a fan of the game.<ref>Template:Citation</ref>Template:More info

Magicka

In the 2011 action adventure game Template:W, Minecraft:endermen appear as one of the enemies, possessing teleportation powers and attacks that can kill the player in one hit.<ref>Template:Citation</ref><ref>Template:YouTube link</ref>

Marvel Rivals

The description for the Jeff the Land Shark skin 8-Bit Bash originally had Deadpool remark that he was "starting to look like a Minecraft mod". Following the skin's official release, however, the description was altered to remove the reference.<ref>Template:Reddit</ref>

McPixel

In Template:W, a creeper can be seen and interacted with in a level.Template:Verify

Naughty Bear: Panic in Paradise

The player can buy a Minecraft:diamond pickaxe which, according to the game, is made by "Kick it up a Notch Pickaxes", referring to Minecraft:Notch.Template:More info

Octodad

In the 2014 installment Template:W, the supermarket level has a "Mintcraft" display. This is an obvious parody of Minecraft, even including toy Minecraft:pickaxes and a Minecraft:creeper head.

Offensive Combat

A Minecraft:stone pickaxe can be used as a melee weapon with the name of "The Notch Carver".

PixelJunk Shooter 2

In Template:W, a Minecraft:creeper appears in the background of the title screen.


Plague Inc.

There is a chance for a message in the news to appear with the headline "Top notch mine opens in Sweden", and the caption "Miners and crafters look forward to the opening of a new, top notch diamond mine which is expected to revitalize the Swedish economy". Other messages include "Creeper arrested for destruction of virtual property" and "Microsoft saves sheepish miner, rides into sunset."


Saints Row

Minecraft:Steve is a uniform named "Craft Miner".Template:More info


The Stanley Parable

Among the endings is one which features a Minecraft setting.<ref>Template:Citation</ref><ref>Template:Ytl</ref> This was removed in the Ultra Deluxe remake of the game.

Stick RPG 2

In Stick RPG 2, a Minecraft:creeper can be found within a window on the dirt of the Fourth Island.

Strikeforce Kitty 2

In the level 6 "Swamp 2", Steve is one of the unlockable outfits, named "Pitman", wielding an iron pickaxe. After defeating him 3 times the full set is unlocked, and equipping it gives the Kitty the ability to break barriers.

Supreme Duelist Stickman

Steve's head is a wearable hat along with a "pickaxe" weapon that can place blocks such as cobblestone, TNT, and a piston.Template:Citation needed

The Talos Principle

There is a hidden easter egg room that contains various well-known blocks from games, including the grass block from Minecraft.<ref>Template:Ytl</ref>

Team Fortress 2

A hat called Top Notch exists which resembles Notch's avatar, complete with a cubic form. The face on the hat has a cardboard texture.<ref>Template:Citation</ref> Notch is the only person to have this hat, with the description referencing this by discussing a "secret society so exclusive it makes the Illuminati look like a Template:W."<ref>Template:Tumblr</ref> If the hat is worn by Demoman, his eyepatch is added to the hat, albeit in an equally crude form.


There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension

There is a RPG Dimension called Legend of the Secret, with a free to play variant, Legend of the Secret: Ultimate Clicker V.I.P. Edition Deluxe 4.2 Free featuring lootboxes that contain parody ads. One of those ads is Ninecraft, a spoof featuring Minecraft:C418-like background music. The player can break the title, get nine puzzle pieces, and combine them in a 3×3 grid to make a pickaxe useful in gameplay. The character Game also comments on Ninecraft as "another one of those 'indie games' that's doomed to fail".

Torchlight II

An area can be found named Notch's Cavern, featuring enemy creepers and Minecraft:swords which use the same sprite as Minecraft at the time.<ref>Template:Citation</ref><ref>Template:Ytl</ref>

Transformice

In the 2010 Template:W online platform game, several items reference Minecraft, including a Minecraft:creeper mask,<ref>Template:Citation</ref> Minecraft:diamond pickaxe,<ref>Template:Citation</ref> and Template:Mce fur.<ref>Template:Citation</ref>

Troll Face Quest Video Games

In the game on Level 7, a kid is building blocks with a virtual reality headset, before being interrupted by a Minecraft:zombie and a Minecraft:skeleton, which turn out to be the parents of the kid if the headset was taken off.Template:Citation needed

vivid/stasis

The protagonist, Saturday, compares the way The Duskbreaker works with "the Far Place" in "Mineblast", referencing the Minecraft:Far Lands.

Vlogger Go Wild

After buying the 9th Studio Equipment upgrade "Figurine Shelf", there is a model of a pickaxe stuck to a Minecraft:grass block.

TV shows and movies

Caillou

As part of the revival Caillou's New Adventures, an episode entitled "Caillou's Video Game Adventure" was produced. The plot centered around Caillou playing a video game called "Dig and Build", a parody of Minecraft.

Dandadan

A subtle Minecraft reference appears in the Template:W Manga, later adapted in the show on Season 2, Episode 9, where a blocky Minecraft:Steve-like character called Ludris (ルドリス Rudorisu) that only says "Craft", offers the main cast a shapeshifting nanotechnology with the initial appearance of Minecraft:cobblestone called Nanoskin (ナノスキン Nanosukin).<ref>Template:Citation</ref> These blocks are used to rebuild the house.


Honey Nut Cheerios

In the mid-2010sTemplate:Verify, a commercial for the cereal Template:W was released themed after video games, referred to as both Game On and Fuel the Fun.<ref>Template:Citation</ref><ref>Template:Citation</ref> In the ad, several video game scenarios are recreated using pieces of the cereal to represent the characters or objects. These include Template:W in Template:W, a game of Template:W, a game of Template:W, a game of Template:W, and a Minecraft:tree being chopped in Template:MC.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref><ref>Template:YouTube link</ref> In this depiction, a Minecraft:pickaxe is used to collect individual cheerios.

Infomercials

The 34th episode, Final Deployment 4: Queen Battle Walkthrough, revolves around a streamer playing a video game, continuing into a post-game that gets gradually more bizarre and closer to real life.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref> This culminates in a series of let's plays within let's plays, with the fourth level of the inception being a Minecraft parody called Moonshaft. Inside this game, the protagonist, Moonwalker, is stationed on a Moon, and has to collect various blue rocks resembling ores, staying clear of "moon monsters". Eventually, this character crafts a computer, and begins playing a game themself, Captain Lion: Lion's Roar. Later, it is revealed that Moonwalker, as well as all the other players/player characters are feeling a deep existential emptiness.

Marvel Cinematic Universe

In Template:W, the fifth episode of the first season of Template:W, Template:W mentions to Template:W and Template:W that the hacker Miles Lydon, Template:W ex-boyfriend, apparently "plays a lot of Minecraft where he runs a really nasty mob". When Fitz wonders if it's a Minecraft:zombie, Simmons explains it's "zombie pigmen".<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref> Later in Template:W, a model of a Spider-Man Minecraft Minecraft:skin made of Template:W can be seen in the background in the movie.Template:Verify

Mad

In the 2010 animated series Template:W, Minecraft is parodied on two separate occasions. The first is the 32nd episode "ThunderLOLcats", which parodied the 2011 Template:W by referencing many memes of the early 2010s era. In one scene, creepers make an appearance with a smiling appearance, similar to the Minecraft:smiling creeper.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref> In the 34th episode, entitled "Criminal Minecraft", a crossover parody with the series Template:W is shown, depicting a conflict wherein Template:W tries to destroy Minecraft.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref>

Oshi no Ko

In Template:W Season 3, Episode 1 Down Bad, a scene briefly shows Minecraft-style terrain and builds on a screen, referencing the game's visual style.


Ready Player One

The opening scene in the Oasis shows a Minecraft planet.<ref>Template:Citation</ref>Template:More info

Rick and Morty

In Template:W, the titular characters are seen playing Minecraft throughout parts of the episode.Template:More info


Royal Crackers

The first season finale, Craftopia, is set within a parody of Minecraft called Craftopia.Template:More info

Roys Bedoys

In the episode "Be Patient With Your Little Brother", Roys Bedoys teaches his brother Loys how to craft Minecraft:brown concrete.Template:Citation needed

Shameless

In Season 4, one of Lip's roommates is a Minecraft player.Template:More info

The Simpsons

In season 25 episode 17, Template:W, the couch gag of the episode is a Minecraft parody entitled "SimCraft", complete with Moe as a creeper blowing up the house.<ref>Template:Ytl</ref>


South Park

In season 17, the episode Template:W depicts a kid teaching Minecraft to adults.<ref>Template:Citation</ref> Later, in the season 20 episode Template:W, a poster of Minecraft Story Mode can be seen on Ike's wall.

The Tonight Show

Following the release of Template:AMCM, a skit was made referencing the Template:AMCM.<ref>Template:Tweet</ref>

Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out!

Template:W Season 1, Episode 4, features a parody game titled "Meowcraft", complete with a somewhat Minecraft:dirt cave and a Minecraft:zombie, referencing MinecraftTemplate:'s gameplay and visual style.


The Walking Deceased

In the Template:W movie trailer, the Minecraft Minecraft:zombie sound can be heard at 0:30.<ref>Template:Ytl</ref>

Wonder

The protagonist August "Auggie" Pullman is a Minecraft player. There is a scene involving Jack Will apologizing to him via Minecraft.Template:More info

Print media

A Boy Made of Blocks

File:A Boy Made of Blocks.jpg
Cover of the book

Released on September 1, 2016, Template:W is a novel about a father bonding with his autistic child, particularly by playing Minecraft, the namesake of the book.Template:More info

Archie Comics

In 2025, ARCHIE & FRIENDS: LEVEL UP! released. A one-shot issue of the popular Template:W comic book series, centered around various stories of Archie and his friends playing video games.<ref>Template:Citation</ref> One story, entitled Servers You Right!, revolves around the gang playing "Crafty Miners", a parody of Minecraft.<ref>Template:Citation</ref> Conflict arises when the character Template:W joins the server, instantly breaking it into chaos. The story was written by Minecraft:Ian Flynn, who coincidentally previously wrote a story in Minecraft: Stories from the Overworld.

This issue was intended to coincide with the release of Template:AMCM.<ref>Template:Citation</ref>

Call of the Night

File:CallOfTheNightRef.png
Cover of the page (Chapter 24)

In Template:W Manga (Chapter 24), one of the characters, Nazuna, is shown playing Minecraft on a TV using a controller, excitedly saying, "I found a Minecraft:diamond!" The panel depicts a first-person view of a hole with Minecraft:stone and diamond ore blocks, dual-wielding a Minecraft:pickaxe and a Minecraft:torch, and Minecraft:HUD that mimics Minecraft.<ref>Template:Citation</ref>

Gameknight999

File:Invasion of the Overworld cover.jpg
Cover of the first installment

A trilogy of unofficial novels based off Minecraft, featuring Minecraft:Herobrine as the main antagonist.Template:More info

The Huge Book of Graphic Novels for Minecrafters

File:The Huge Book of Graphic Novels for Minecrafters.jpg
Cover of the book

A collection of three unofficial Minecraft stories, composed of "over 2,200 images". The book tells the story of a girl named Phoenix, who discovers her parents died fighting the Minecraft:ender dragon, and goes on a quest to finish their legend. Along the way she fights many foes, including Minecraft:Herobrine, and "corruption that threatens to destroy all of Xenos".<ref>Template:Citation</ref>

Invader Zim

File:Dib dies.jpg
Dib terrified

Template:W is a comic book continuation of the Template:W animated series of the Template:W. In Issue 5, Dib is banished into a Minecraft-like video game as revenge by Gaz.<ref>Template:Citation</ref>

Kalle Anka & C:o

File:Jens in Donald Duck.jpg
Photo of the magazine taken by Jens

In an issue of the Swedish Minecraft:Donald Duck magazine, Minecraft:Jens Bergensten makes a cameo appearance.<ref>Template:Cite Instagram</ref> In the segment he is stylized as a duck with a T-shirt featuring a Donald skin, and gives programming tips.Template:More info

Marvel Comics

During Issue 16 of the 2013 run of Template:W, Template:W can be seen wearing a creeper hoodie.<ref>Template:Citation</ref><ref>Template:Reddit2</ref> During Issue 26 of Template:W, Template:W asks if Template:W "still plays Minecraft on Minecraft:Peaceful".

My Middle Name is Minecraft

File:My Middle Name is Minecraft.jpg
Cover of the book

An unofficial novel, telling the story of Jayden "Minecraft" Montgomery being transported into the Minecraft universe with the help of a Minecraft:fox.Template:More info<ref>Template:Citation</ref>

Music

Cavetown

File:Squares y 13 by Cavetown album cover.jpg
Cover of the single.

Squares / y 13, released on January 14, 2022, is a single containing 2 songs, titled squares and y 13, both using some of Minecraft:C418's music from Minecraft:Minecraft - Volume Alpha. squares uses music from "Minecraft:Sweden" and contains lyrics about the first day and night of a new world. y 13 uses music from "cat" and has lyrics pertaining to mining for Minecraft:diamonds.

Eve

During the music video for Underdog, animated by OFF SCRIPT, released November 28, 2025, there is a scene where Kake attacks Aira, shown from Aira's perspective.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref> Her view has a Minecraft:HUD overlaid, showing that she is in Minecraft:Survival mode with full Minecraft:health and that she has 5 Minecraft:undying totems, holding one in the main hand. Kake kills her in one hit, making the totem activate.

The animators have also made a short animation promoting the song, where Kake and Aira are shown playing Minecraft:skyblock, and Aira messes up the Minecraft:cobblestone generator.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref>

Tenacious D

File:Tenacious D - Video Games.png
Jack Black's Minecraft form.

During Template:W, a special single devoted to the video game medium, Minecraft:Jack Black appeared in various forms parodying several video games. Among these is a Minecraft-style model, holding a Minecraft:diamond pickaxe.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref>


YouTube Rewind

During the 2012 installment of Template:W, multiple references to Minecraft are made. At one point, a clip from the Minecraft:CaptainSparklez video Fallen Kingdom is shown. Later, two people dressed as Minecraft:Steve in a Minecraft:diamond helmet dance to the rhythm of Template:W.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref><ref>Template:Reddit2</ref> During the 2014 installment, Minecraft is briefly referenced with a live action sequence, before seguing to Template:W.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref>

Social media

The Game Awards

At Template:W, during a conversation about chickens, Template:W and Minecraft:Muppets star Template:W briefly look at a picture of a Minecraft:chicken mob.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref><ref>Template:YouTube link</ref> At Template:W, Muppets star Template:W offhandedly mentioned Minecraft during a song listing off many other video game properties.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref><ref>Template:YouTube link</ref>

Undertale and Deltarune

On September 17, 2022, as part of the Spamton Sweepstakes Template:W, in which the character Berdly discusses issues he is having with the game.<ref>Template:Citation</ref>

On September 21, 2025, a live stream was held to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Template:W. During the first day of the stream, series creator Template:W recounts a story where he flew on a plane and showed an old man his Template:W. He asked the man show it to his kids, but doesn't know if he ever did, and jokes that the man dismissed it saying "This is mid. They should play Minecraft."<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref>

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