Makes the Cave Dweller sound off in the caves, but without actually being there.

Even the game is sad when your tool breaks. Bowomp.

Normal zombies are super boring. What if they insulted you in a Boston accent?

When a Creeper primes, you'll hear "Hello!" instead of a hiss.

Sculk Shriekers no longer shriek, they... AUUUUGH when triggered. Yeah.

Instead of spooky cave sounds, why don't we use funny memes in place of them?

Enjoy the ambience of TES III: Morrowind while you explore!

With this pack, you'll finally be able to go steppin' on the beach do-do-do-DO. Replaces player footstep sounds with Spongebob walking sounds.

Entering a Nether Portal now sounds like hostile paradise.

Nom nom nom, om nom. Replaces the sounds of eating food items with TF2's Heavy doing the same.

Replaces the player's footsteps with Squidward's iconic walking sounds for every block in the game. I call it, Bold and Brash.

Hear "Bababooey" instead of a "pop" sound when you pick up items.

Removes cave sounds from the game without needing to turn off ambient sounds.

Additional cave sounds from 1.21, backported to older Minecraft.

Experience the nonsensical world of TomSka's ASDFMovie series while mining!

What if Creepers and TNT sounded like farts when they explode?

Replaces as many sounds as possible with applicable sounds from TES III: Morrowind.

A pufferfish will choke on a carrot every time it gets hurt or dies. You know, from that one meme.

Allows the music from Biomes O' Plenty to play in the Nether in vanilla.

The Warden seems to have a new, positive outlook. Being positive got him where he is.

Player damage sounds are replaced with getting hit in Fortnite. Don't mine at Tilted Towers.

Makes all vanilla music silent through the use of an empty sound register.

Steven He will announce how your emotions are damaged when you die.

The Warden has become infected with the Green Flu and mutated into what CEDA refers to as a "Tank."

The Endermen made a tribute to the late Johnny Hardwick by mimicking his Dale Gribble voice.

Be treated to an incredibly loud version of the Fortnite knocked down sound when you die.

Each time you die, Markiplier will ask if that was the bite of 87.

Replaces the sound of the air meter dropping with the respective sound from Super Mario Sunshine.

Introduces two music tracks from Minecraft X Smash Bros to the title screen.

Experience the beautiful soundtrack of Okami and Okamiden on the title screen!

Rather than a boring spit sound, llamas say "HAWK TUAH" when they spit at something.

Replaces the chase screams with Sponge Monger for old versions of The One Who Watches by PixelCoder.

Mr. Krabs will violently panic every time you die. Isn't that lovely?

Makes a mashup of the 3D World Ghost House + the Mario Maker 2 edit theme play on the title screen.

Darkened version of the vanilla Minecraft GUI, with 32x font and Okami styled survival HUD.

Replaces all the damage sound effects for the player with grunts of male Nord characters from TES III: Morrowind.

Rather than creepy cave sounds, Poofesure's rage will echo in the caves instead.

For all intents and purposes, player damage sounds are replaced with voice clips of female Nords from TES III: Morrowind.

Deep Dark biome music is replaced with the music from various Scariest Stories shorts.

In case you want an extra hardcore challenge, this pack removes all sounds from vanilla mobs. Mwhahahahaha!

Makes the ambient whooshing sound of Nether Portals shut up.

If you're playing with Biomes O' Plenty, this pack will silence all of its music using empty sound registers.

It seems the axolotls have taken a note about Organization XIII and now share Axel's voice.

Replaces cave sounds with the iconic waterphone sound effect from Hell's Kitchen.

You could swear that you heard The One Who Watches while in that cave... but, wait- aren't you playing vanilla?