• Angry Munci - Joe Monkey

• Captain Clark - Kane Parsons (Not the nextbot)

• Clark - Kane Parsons (Not the nextbot)

• Freddy - FNAF/Scott Cawthon

• Frying Pan - Team Fortress 2/Valve

• Gaster - Deltarune + Undertale/Toby Fox

• Kane Parsons - The guy???

• Lifeform - Kane Parsons

• Ollie - Out of the Ink Machine/ZEPHYRSWORLD

• Sanic - 0nyxheart

• SCP-939 - SCP Wiki/SCP Containment Breach/Undertow Games

• Soggy Cat - Sillyfuny

• Undying - FNATI/AnArt1996

While coded in 4 days, the mod does contain data-driven Nextbot variants, which includes PNG, sound, and speed. To get started, in your datapack folder create a folder called generic_nextbot_variant, in your <datapack_id>/generic_nextbot_variant/ directory, create a new JSON file and give it the name of your variant, the JSON file should look as the following:

{
  // Your Nextbot sound and texture, use a resourcepack for custom assets
  "assets": {
    "sound": "<resourcepack_id>:entity.nextbot.my_custom_nextbot",
    "texture": "<resourcepack_id>:entity/nextbot/my_custom_nextbot"
  },
  // The language file entry for your Nextbot, this will be displayed in chat and on the death
  message
  "name": "entity.<resourcepack_id>.my_custom_nextbot",
  // The spawn conditions, typically you'd want to leave this as is
  "spawn_conditions": [
    {
      "priority": 0
    }
  ],
  // The Nextbot speed, by default this is 0.3, Sanic uses 0.75 and Angry Munci uses 1.98,
  however any value is acceptable, though most of the time you won't wanna go past 1.0 
  "speed": 0.3
}

The textures, sounds, and name can use any resource from either Vanilla Minecraft, other mods, or your own custom resource pack, the last one gives you more control but it is fun to mess with other mods assets and turn them into nextbots (Nobody does that, not even me)

Nextbot textures in the mod are 128x128 pixels, however I haven't tested smaller or bigger resolutions than this