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| For the building team, see The Ocelots. |
Ocelots, or cats, are passive mobs in Minecraft: Story Mode that can be tamed by players.
Types[]
- Untamed ocelots
- Tamed calico cats (Story Mode exclusive)
Appearances[]
- In "The Order of the Stone", Jesse's Gang's compete against The Ocelots, a building team named after the mob, lead by Lukas. The face of an ocelot adorns the back of their jackets.
- In "Order Up!", several ocelots can be seen in a jungle biome at nighttime during the opening credit sequence. Later, several ocelots can be seen in the same jungle biome during the day.
- In "A Portal to Mystery", Cassie Rose has a cat named Winslow. Jesse also finds several cats in The White Pumpkin's lair.
- In "Hero in Residence", an ocelot appears in the post-credits scene with Lukas.
Trivia[]
- In Minecraft, ocelots can be tamed by feeding them any type of raw fish. Once tamed, ocelots used to turn into cats, switching to a random cat texture. Now, cats and ocelots are different mobs entirely. Feeding an ocelot a fish just makes it trust you enough not to run from you anymore.
- In Minecraft, tamed ocelots like to sit on chests so that the player cannot use them. The White Pumpkin's calico cats exhibit this behavior in "A Portal to Mystery".
- In Minecraft, creepers will avoid both wild and tamed ocelots, although there is no proof this is true in Minecraft: Story Mode.
- In Minecraft: Story Mode, wild ocelots seem to roar and growl like ocelots in real life, which they do not do in Minecraft.
Gallery[]
Ocelots in a jungle biome at night.
Ocelots in a jungle biome during the day.
Many tamed calico cats.
Lukas's ocelot in the post-credits scene.