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Ancient Aggression: An Unofficial Minecraft Book
Necros has ordered Jimmy to invade Zombie Bane!
In the old days, Jimmy would just transform into the enderwraith and crush an enemy like Necros in a minute or two.
But not now.
Necros seems to have total control over Jimmy. Can Jimmy find a way to escape his enslavement to the evil skeleton necromancer, or will he be forced to obliterate the town of his birth?
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This is NOT AN OFFICIAL MINECRAFT BOOK. NOT APPROVED BY OR ASSOCIATED WITH MOJANG.
In the old days, Jimmy would just transform into the enderwraith and crush an enemy like Necros in a minute or two.
But not now.
Necros seems to have total control over Jimmy. Can Jimmy find a way to escape his enslavement to the evil skeleton necromancer, or will he be forced to obliterate the town of his birth?
***
This is NOT AN OFFICIAL MINECRAFT BOOK. NOT APPROVED BY OR ASSOCIATED WITH MOJANG.
108 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 9, 2025
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About the author
Dr. Block
236 books406 followersI think Minecraft is the greatest game in the history of the world, and so did my two children who literally begged me to write Minecraft stories for them when they were young. That is why I have dedicated my life to writing Minecraft-inspired books to share with everyone!
For readers under 9, I recommend the first nine books of my Baby Zeke the Chicken Jockey series, my Mob Mania Tales, the Peter and the Player's Palace series, and my three-book Spider Chicken series as well as Creeptastic, A Notchmas Carol, and most of my standalone books.
For readers ages 9+, I recommend all of my other books, including the Diary of a Surfer Villager, Ballad of Winston the Wandering Trader, and Glitch Guardians series.
For readers under 9, I recommend the first nine books of my Baby Zeke the Chicken Jockey series, my Mob Mania Tales, the Peter and the Player's Palace series, and my three-book Spider Chicken series as well as Creeptastic, A Notchmas Carol, and most of my standalone books.
For readers ages 9+, I recommend all of my other books, including the Diary of a Surfer Villager, Ballad of Winston the Wandering Trader, and Glitch Guardians series.
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January 8, 2026
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It's strange that Necros is listening to Jimmy. Then again, he is making good points.
Right now Emma isn't doing anything plot-relevant right now. I hope that changes, though it doesn't seem likely right now.
I'm a little confused. Is this tunnel its own dimension? Or did I misunderstand and they aren't in the tunnel anymore?
John seems to be a little like the previous John (Herobrine's friend). Hopefully not too much like him.
Seems like people have changed from being scared of enders to being mean to them.
I guess we get to see a bit more of Codrus's actual personality now that he's no longer the king.
I remember Chester is a bit like Clayton, but not as...um, "evil" or whatever.
I doubt Chester was trying to make sure they were safe.
Hopefully John does not become obsessed with wealth.
What's the "Ancient Lands"?
I guess the security guard can just put something over the hole.
I do wonder what Necros is going to use the shard of power for.
Unfortunately, the note only confirms what they already guessed. Confirmation is good though.
I thought Jimmy wrote down the process in SV 40. Maybe I'm misremembering.
I hope Zekours is exaggerating how good this nether-diamond alloy is, because it seems pretty op...
It must take a good amount of energy to control Jimmy, otherwise Necros would have done it before now.
The Haunted Caller is pretty cool. And op. I want to learn more about him.
The Endersent might be interesting. Reaping Eye seems rude but shockingly actually allows people to go by without being killed, a change from most antagonistic creatures.
I guess the Haunted Caller has full control over Jimmy and Emma. Hopefully it's a bit difficult and takes some concentration or else everyone is doomed.
I'm fine with the longer waits. The books are higher quality and I'd rather have that over quicker releases.
I wanted to bring up some plot holes I noted in some other recent reviews, but I don't know if you only read reviews on the most recent book, so I'll put them here.
In SV 34 it seems like the Pures lied to the NDO about the barrier, but in NDO 4 they don't. Further backed up by Pure Good: "We thought it would be best to act as though everyone were dead and that the demilitarized zone was actually a new, mysterious separation of the universe created by an unknown power.”
In SV 35 the NDO says he took his title just before the great war, but uh no he didn't.
Various things in SV 17 don't match up with Pyrrhic Victory. Such as Notch not realizing Entity303 is Enkidu, the dark ones being described as though they have always served Lamashtu when Notch knew they didn't, and the battle against Lamashtu being described very differently than how it actually happened.
Okay I just saw LSV 3 released so I guess I'll copy and paste my questions into my review for that. Bye.
It's strange that Necros is listening to Jimmy. Then again, he is making good points.
Right now Emma isn't doing anything plot-relevant right now. I hope that changes, though it doesn't seem likely right now.
I'm a little confused. Is this tunnel its own dimension? Or did I misunderstand and they aren't in the tunnel anymore?
John seems to be a little like the previous John (Herobrine's friend). Hopefully not too much like him.
Seems like people have changed from being scared of enders to being mean to them.
I guess we get to see a bit more of Codrus's actual personality now that he's no longer the king.
I remember Chester is a bit like Clayton, but not as...um, "evil" or whatever.
I doubt Chester was trying to make sure they were safe.
Hopefully John does not become obsessed with wealth.
What's the "Ancient Lands"?
I guess the security guard can just put something over the hole.
I do wonder what Necros is going to use the shard of power for.
Unfortunately, the note only confirms what they already guessed. Confirmation is good though.
I thought Jimmy wrote down the process in SV 40. Maybe I'm misremembering.
I hope Zekours is exaggerating how good this nether-diamond alloy is, because it seems pretty op...
It must take a good amount of energy to control Jimmy, otherwise Necros would have done it before now.
The Haunted Caller is pretty cool. And op. I want to learn more about him.
The Endersent might be interesting. Reaping Eye seems rude but shockingly actually allows people to go by without being killed, a change from most antagonistic creatures.
I guess the Haunted Caller has full control over Jimmy and Emma. Hopefully it's a bit difficult and takes some concentration or else everyone is doomed.
I'm fine with the longer waits. The books are higher quality and I'd rather have that over quicker releases.
I wanted to bring up some plot holes I noted in some other recent reviews, but I don't know if you only read reviews on the most recent book, so I'll put them here.
In SV 34 it seems like the Pures lied to the NDO about the barrier, but in NDO 4 they don't. Further backed up by Pure Good: "We thought it would be best to act as though everyone were dead and that the demilitarized zone was actually a new, mysterious separation of the universe created by an unknown power.”
In SV 35 the NDO says he took his title just before the great war, but uh no he didn't.
Various things in SV 17 don't match up with Pyrrhic Victory. Such as Notch not realizing Entity303 is Enkidu, the dark ones being described as though they have always served Lamashtu when Notch knew they didn't, and the battle against Lamashtu being described very differently than how it actually happened.
Okay I just saw LSV 3 released so I guess I'll copy and paste my questions into my review for that. Bye.
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