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The jolly llama was a passive mob that served as a Christmas-themed variant of the llama found only in Minecraft Earth.
Appearance[]
Jolly llamas were a festive variant of the llama. Unlike the normal llama, they possessed a unique coat color pattern, being all brown and having a large white patch on its neck and chin. Their nose was a snowy white and they also possessed small gray spots on the tips of their ears. On its head was a green headdress with two antlers, on its neck was a collar filled with small gold bells, and on its back was a green carpet with a unique pattern and red accents on its edges. It lastly possessed grey hooves.
Behavior[]
Jolly llamas looked for ferns and large ferns and ate them. After eating them, they started prancing around and made a jingling noise when they hopped.
Obtaining[]
The jolly llama was obtainable by scanning specific QR codes in various parks around the world or by completing a seasonal challenge when available. It was also obtainable by purchasing the "Ranger's Nest" and "Jolly's Lodge" buildplates. Tappables during the holidays or the last challenge season also had a small chance of containing a jolly llama.
Sounds[]
Sound | Description |
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Prance | |
Detact [sic] fern | |
Eat | |
Bell | |
Reward stinger |
Data values[]
ID[]
Name | Identifier | Numeric ID |
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Jolly Llama | ? | 5007 |
History[]
Minecraft Earth | |||||
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0.6.0 | ![]() | ||||
0.9.0 | Jolly llamas can now eat ferns covered in snow. | ||||
0.32.0 | The Jolly Llama is now obtainable from tappables, making it obtainable again. |
Trivia[]
- Unlike a normal llama, the texture of the width of the carpet layer and the height of the nose layer of Jolly llamas were one pixel larger.
- The challenge to get the Jolly Llama in Season 6 was to “Collect a Rare Adventure Chest."
- The biome category of the journal revealed that jolly llamas spawned in snowy tundras.
Gallery[]
Jolly Llama in the header for season 15.
Some buildplates that contained jolly llamas.
References[]