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Vanilla+ Mobs
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This Datapack adds multiple of new mobs to your Minecraft World for a better vanilla experience!
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Ever thinking vanilla mobs are pretty common to find and fight against..? No worries, then this Datapack will help as this added more mobs to fight ranging from passive creatures to dangerous monsters. This Datapack has it all. For now, this Datapack is not a finished project as there will be more monsters and creatures to be added in the future...

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Creepy Crawlies 👁️
What version of Minecraft does it supports? : Version 1.20.2
Is there function commands for mobs & items? : Yes, there are function commands for both mobs and items.
What type of Minecraft does it supports? : Java Edition
Datapacks: Any World Generation Datapack (Not including Mobs)
Mods: Visuality
You are not allow to post the datapack anywhere else without my permission!
For those people who wanted to use this Datapack for a video is allow, but under one condition which is having a PMC/Modrinth link to the DP site. That will be appreciated and Thank you!
Planet Minecraft Link: https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/vanilla-mobs-5870988/
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