Story Mode:Exclusive features

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This is the list of features that are either completely new or derivative features that are available exclusively to Minecraft: Story Mode or Minecraft: Story Mode - Season Two. This does not pertain to characters or gameplay. It should also be noted that all textures that Minecraft: Story Mode used as a base have become outdated due to the Texture Update and almost all textures were also additionally modified.

Unique additions

These features are either features with completely new designs or concepts and are not derived from an existing design from Minecraft.

Blocks in the background

  • Coral
    • As Minecraft: Story Mode - Season Two was made before Update Aquatic, they wanted to use coral and oceanic flora for the surrounding waters of the Sea Temple. They contacted Nandonalt and asked him if they could use his mod Coral Reef in the game. He agreed and they used them with some color tweaks to fit.
  • Door
    • Doors don't position in blocks as they do in the base game. Doorframes create the illusion that they fit in the wall creating what looks like slabs on top and vertical slabs framing the doors.
    • Snowy Village Door
    • Town Fair Door A
    • Town Fair Door B
    • Town Fair Door C
    • Town Fair Door D
    • Town Fair Door E
    • Town Fair Door F
    • Town Fair Door G
    • Town Fair Door H
    • Town Fair Door I
    • Town Fair Door J
  • Prismarine Blocks
  • Lamp Blocks
    • These come in colors of blue, brown, and yellow.
  • Windows
    • Opaque blocks or textures with different patterns. These usually have dark and lighted states.
  • Black Witherstorm Block
  • Dark Purple Witherstorm Block
  • Purple Witherstorm Block
  • Witherstorm Ribs

Objects

Mobs

Structures

  • Overworld Portal
    • Portals that differ in frame materials and portal block colors. Entering a portal from outside its designated Overworld transports the user to that Overworld. Entering it from within its designated Overworld redirects the user to the portal network.
    • The feature is notably similar to the portals composed of funky portal blocks from the April Fool's update 20w14∞.
  • Tower of the Warrior
  • Tower of the Builder

Sounds

  • Notably frog chirps in swamps, waterfall rushing, and wind. Similar to the unused audio loops.
  • Crafting Sound Effect
  • Alternative Lever and Piston Sounds

Visual effects

  • Armor Stand Light
  • Bloom Effect from Any Light
  • Reflective Texture of Water in Season Two
  • Waving Motion for Foliages

World features

  • Giant Coral
    • Large branching corals seen around the Sea Temple, built using orange and red wool to represent coral blocks.
  • Giant Seaweed
    • Large block-built seaweeds can be seen in the Doom Sea, built using green wool to represent seaweed blocks.
  • Palm Tree
    • A tree seen near Nell's house in Beacontown and along the shores of the Doom Sea. Built using jungle logs and jungle leaves, with the leaves having a 90° rotated texture.
  • Smaller Islands Surrounding the Main End Island
    • Season One was made before the Combat Update. Other than the main island being much smaller, there were other islands floating around it. The other islands have dark, blocky obsidian-like tentacles sticking out of them.

Altered designs

These are features that were taken from Minecraft that have simply been redesigned or modified and would not be considered separate from their derived feature.

Blocks

Altered models
  • Chest
  • Crafting Table
  • Furnace
  • Brewing Stand
  • Bookshelf

Altered textures

  • Blue Flower
    • A blue orchid with a dark green stem and unique bud placement.
  • Grass and Grass Block
    • These have color in their texture instead of a biome tint. This creates unique grass colors in certain biomes such as a yellow-green color and an orange variant both in the badlands as opposed to the usual brown; a brown-green color and a dark green color both in the swamp.
  • Packed Ice
    • This has a slightly dark outline in the edges of its texture.
  • Redstone Torch

Texture variation

  • Many of the blocks have varied textures on the same kind of block to enhance the environment. Some notable blocks that have variant textures include the bookshelf, stone, grass, sand, red sand, stone, and other exclusive blocks. Each texture file for the block using a varied texture is 256×256 pixels or 16×16 block faces.
    • A lot of the files (such as the buildings at EnderCon or the landscape in the overworld) use multiple block type textures in the same file.
  • Oak Bookshelf Texture Variation

Objects

Mobs

World features

  • Trees
  • Witch Hut

Derived additions

These are features that were taken from Minecraft that have altered designs that are enough to be separate from the original.

Blocks from the background

  • Dark Oak Bookshelf
  • Asphalt
    • A slightly darkened texture of stone turned 180°.
  • Kitchen Bricks
  • Town Fair Bricks B
  • Town Fair Bricks C, Wilderness Mine B
  • Town Fair Bricks D
  • Town Fair Bricks E
  • Witherstorm Bricks
  • Skyland Cobblestone.
    • A darker version of cobblestone.
  • Town Fair Building A Cobblestone
    • Cobblestone with a red tint.
  • Withered Cobblestone
  • Blue Diorite
  • Dark Diorite
  • Orange Glow Stone
  • Red Glowstone
  • Gray Granite
    • A gray version of granite.
  • Shorter Grass
    • Two versions of short grass that are shorter than regular short grass.
  • Red Gravel
  • Town Fair Gravel
    • Gravel with a tan tint.
  • Purple Ice
  • Packed Ice B
    • A darker more clean ice.
  • Polished Ice
    • Ice with a boarder and two streaks.
  • Marble A
  • Marble B
  • Nether Rack
    • Unique texture and name.
  • Snowy Village Shingles
  • Town Fair Shingles A
  • Town Fair Shingles C
  • Town Fair Shingles E
  • Town Fair Shingles F
  • Town Fair Shingles G
  • Dining Room Floor
    • Gray colored planks.
  • End Mansion Planks
    • A classic oak planks texture but darkened.
  • Lamp Planks and Fence
    • Planks with the color that chests use.
  • Oak Planks
  • Pyramid Beacon Planks and Fence
    • The fence is used to represent a picket fence.
  • Snowy Village Planks
    • A classic spruce planks texture but brightened a lot.
  • Dining Room Planks
    • Planks that are white.
  • Wilderness Mine Bark.
  • Withered Planks.
  • Empty Oak Bookshelf
  • Iron Wall
    • A wall block with an iron texture.
  • Mossy Grass Block
  • Withered Mushroom
    • A purple glowing mushroom found inside the wither storm.
  • Snowy Short Grass
  • Main Hall Pumpkin
    • A darker version of the pumpkin.
  • White Pumpkin.
    • A white variant of the pumpkin. Like the pumpkin, it also has a carved form. In the White Pumpkin's mansion, there is a pumpkin that can change one's voice.
  • White Jack o'Lantern
    • The white jack o'lantern's texture is actually blue to represent the darkness of the area and so it doesn't become confused with the White Pumpkin. The whole block glows and it's face is a pink color. This suggests it contains a redstone torch or that the inside is pink. These replace redstone lamps hanging from the ceiling after the lights go out.
  • White Pumpkin Stem. The white pumpkin stem is similar to a regular one. It's notably white and grows white pumpkins.
  • Dark Prismarine Brick
  • Sea Lantern.
    • Alternative sea lantern texture. These are found in the Sea Temple along with sea lanterns but emit a more vibrant light than sea lanterns.
  • Dark Chiseled Quartz.
  • Dark Quartz.
  • Dark Quartz Lines.
  • Order Hall Dark Quartz.
  • Colored Redstone Lamp
    • A redstone lamp that emits colored light. Notable appearances are green lamps in PAMA, blue lamps in Ivor's lair and the Sea Temple, and red lamps in Romeo's creations. All lamp colors are: red, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, pink, brown, and white.
  • Withered Redstone
  • Rocks
    • A small rock or clusters of rocks made of stone for the Overworld, and obsidian for the End.
  • Rope
    • Similar to the model of a fence, but has the texture of a lead knot. Minecraft Dungeons has a very similar block.
  • Blue Sandstone
  • Canyon Wall Red Sand
    • A dark and more contrast red sand.
  • Carved Sandstone
  • Gray Sand
  • Sandstone
  • Smooth Sand Stone
  • Wilderness Mine Red Sandstone
    • A red sandstone variant resembling a brick tile.
  • Wilderness Mine Sand
    • A higher contrast sand block that is less saturated than the original.
  • White Sand and Sandstone.
  • Withered Sand
  • Ellegaard's Courtyard Stone
    • A darker version of stone. There are also dark versions of cobblestone, stone bricks, etc.
  • Moss Covered Stone
    • Distinct from mossy cobblestone. Seen mainly in pathways.
  • Pyramid Beacon Stone
  • Town Fair Stone Bricks A
  • Town Fair Stone Bricks B
  • Terracotta Stairs
    • Stair variants for terracotta (called hardened clay in the game files) and it's colors.
    • More hardened clay colors. The texture varies depending on the color sometimes resembling concrete or concrete powder. There is notably a proper white, a pine color, and tan.
  • Wool
    • Because Season One was made before the World of Color Update, most of the wool uses the old colors. However; it also uses a much broader spectrum of colors probably similar to how leather armor works, but they aren't often used. Notable colors are dark pink and golden. Despite Season Two updating the wool colors, the old ones are still used alongside the new ones.

Objects

Mobs

Visual effects

  • There is a wider use of particles such as the generic smoke particle can be seen used as floating dust, falling dust, and geysers in the Underneath.
  • Snowball particles when iron golems are created.
  • Blue Flame
    • This variety of flame was made before soul fire and is emitted by blue fireballs.

Functional additions

  • Horizontal Iron Bars
    • Similar to how carpet is placed.
  • Manual Iron Door
    • Iron doors that don't require redstone power to open.
  • Glowing Lapis Lazuli Ore

Repurposed features

These are features from Minecraft that were removed, replaced, unused, or hidden within commands and were later reused in Minecraft: Story Mode.

Blocks from the background

  • Paeonia
    • A small flower, distinct from the peony, that uses the removed peony texture.
  • Rose
    • A small flower, distinct from the poppy and rose bush, that uses the removed rose texture.
  • Shrubs
    • An addition of a removed block which has the Dead Bush texture but is tinted green and can be placed on grass.
  • Glowing Obsidian

Objects

World features

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