Entity 303&Null

★꧁Entity 303꧂★ Entity 303, a popular "new Herobrine," is typically portrayed as a malicious hacker seeking revenge on Mojang (Minecraft's developer). Origin: The most common origin story is that Entity 303 was a former Mojang employee, sometimes named John, who was fired by Notch (Minecraft's creator). This individual then became a hacker, dedicated to ruining the game and the worlds of its players. Appearance: He is most commonly stylized as a pitch-black figure wearing a white robe or a static-y, garbled skin. Behavior/Goals: His primary goal is destruction and revenge. He is said to hack into worlds, crash games, set things on fire, place TNT, and corrupt files. He is often described as enjoying the suffering of his victims and having a high view of himself. In some stories, Herobrine is a guardian who protects players from Entity 303. Catchphrase: He is known for the phrase "Make a wish" in some stories. ★꧁Null꧂★ Null is another figure in the Minecraft creepypasta universe, often associated with Herobrine and Entity 303. Origin: The name "Null" comes from a technical term meaning "nothing" or "empty". Players reportedly saw signs with the text "null" due to data corruption bugs, which led to the creepypasta about a figure named Null. Appearance: Null is typically described as an all-black figure with white or red eyes, "haunting" worlds similarly to the other entities. Behavior/Goals: Like Entity 303, Null's presence is linked to glitches, game crashes, and corrupted data. He is often depicted as a dark, empty void or entity, sometimes thought to be an alternate form of Entity 303 or a separate, equally malicious character. These entities are popular subjects of fan fiction and YouTube videos, not real in-game characters.