Panda Mob Wiki Guide
This Minecraft tutorial explains all about pandas with screenshots and step-by-step instructions. Let’s learn about pandas in Minecraft.
Background
The following is a picture of what a panda looks like in Minecraft:
| Hostility Level | Passive Mob – normal, lazy, worried, playful, weak, and brown panda types Neutral Mob – aggressive panda type (see panda types) |
|---|---|
| Health Points | 20 health points Â x 10 |
| Where to Find | In the Bamboo Jungle biome |
| Weapon | None |
| Attack Method | Passive pandas will not attack you, but neutral pandas will attack if provoked (see panda types) |
| Drops |  Â 0-2 Bamboo |
| Experience Points | 1-3 experience points |
Hostility Level (Passive/Neutral)
A panda is that is a normal, lazy, worried, playful, weak or brown panda type is a passive mob and will never attack you in the game (Creative or Survival mode). A panda that is an aggressive panda type is a neutral mob and will attack you in Survival mode if you attack first. It will never attack you in Creative mode.
The term mob is short for mobile and is used to refer to all living, moving creatures in the game such as chickens, creepers, and pandas.
Health Points
In Minecraft, a panda has 10 hearts  for health. This gives a panda 20 health points (because 1 heart = 2 health points). To kill a panda, you need to inflict 20 points of damage to the panda.
Where to Find Pandas
In Minecraft, you can find pandas in the Bamboo Jungle biome.
Pandas can be persuaded to follow you if you hold bamboo.
If you are having trouble finding a panda, you can summon a panda using a cheat or you can use a spawn egg.
Weapon
A panda does not carry a weapon.
Attack Method
You are safe to walk near a panda and it will not attack or cause you any damage. And if you attack a panda, it will just try to run away. It will not attack you back.
Drops
When you kill a panda in Minecraft, it may drop bamboo.
Make sure you pick up any dropped items before they disappear. They are useful and should be kept in your inventory to be used later.
Experience Points
As you play the game, you will gain experience. The most common way to gain experience is by killing mobs. When a mob is killed you will see tiny green and yellow balls appear and move towards you.
These orbs represent experience points. When you kill a panda, you will gain 1-3 experience points.
Types of Pandas
There are two NBT tags called MainGene and HiddenGene that determine the appearance and behavior of the panda (that will also be passed down to its offspring). There are 7 possible values for these NBT tags – normal, aggressive, lazy, worried, playful, weak, and brown.
These genes are either dominant or recessive (see table below). A dominant gene will always take priority over a recessive gene.
Based on the Main Gene and Hidden Gene, there are 7 dfferent pandas in Minecraft:
| Type of Panda | Gene | Dominant or Recessive | Hostility Level | Appearance | Special Behavior |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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normal | Dominant | Passive | black and white (has a frowning face) | Standard behavior |
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aggressive | Dominant | Neutral | black and white (has angry eyebrows and a frowning face) | Will attack when provoked and becomes Hostile when another panda in the area is attacked |
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lazy | Dominant | Passive | black and white (has a smiling face) | Slower and likes to lay on its back (and will not follow a player who is holding bamboo when the panda is laying on its back) |
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worried | Dominant | Passive | black and white (has puppy-dog eyes like a tamed wolf) | Usually stays away from players and hostile mobs such as creepers, skeletons, spiders, etc. During a thunderstorm, hides its face and shakes. |
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playful | Dominant | Passive | black and white (has its tongue out) | Likes to jump and roll around at all ages |
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weak | Recessive | Passive | black and white (has teary eyes and a snotty nose) |
As a baby, sneezes more than other types of panda |
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brown | Recessive | Passive | brown and white (has a frowning face) |
Standard behavior (only difference is its color) |
Basic Rules of Genes
- If the Main Gene is dominant, the Hidden Gene (whether it is dominant or recessive) will be ignored and the Main Gene will always determine the panda’s appearance and behavior.
- If the Main Gene is recessive and the Hidden Gene is dominant, the Hidden Gene “wins” and determines the appearance and behavior of the panda.
- If you want to guarantee that a recessive gene “wins”, you should specify the recessive gene for both the Main Gene and the Hidden Gene. For example, if you want a brown and white panda, you should spawn the panda with “brown” as both the Main Gene and Hidden Gene.
- If you have 2 recessive genes, the Main Gene “wins” and determines the appearance and behavior of the panda.
Spawn Egg for Panda
You can spawn a panda using the following spawn egg:
Panda Spawn Egg
Command Examples
Here are some game command examples for a panda in Minecraft:
NBT Tags for Panda (Java Edition)
Here are the NBT tags (formerly called data tags) that you can use in game commands for a panda in Java Edition:
Spawn Events for Panda (Bedrock/Education)
Here are the spawn events that you can use in game commands for a panda in Bedrock Edition and Education Edition:
Panda Seeds
You can use a seed to create a world where you spawn in a biome with pandas:
Other Mobs
Here are some of the other mobs in Minecraft:
Allay
 Axolotl
Bat
 Bee
 Blaze
 Camel
Cat
Cave Spider
 Chicken
Cod
 Cow
 Creeper
Dolphin
Donkey
Drowned
Elder Guardian
 Ender Dragon
 Enderman
 Endermite
 Evoker
Fox
 Frog
 Ghast
 Giant
 Glow Squid
Goat
Guardian
Hoglin
 Horse
 Husk
Illusioner
 Iron Golem
Killer Bunny
 Llama
Magma Cube
 Mooshroom
Mule
Ocelot
 Parrot
 Phantom
 Pig
 Piglin
 Piglin Brute
 Pillager
 Polar Bear
Pufferfish
 Rabbit
 Ravager
 Salmon
 Sheep
 Shulker
Silverfish
Skeleton
Skeleton Horse
Slime
 Snow Golem
 Spider
Squid
Stray
Strider
Tadpole
Trader Llama
Tropical Fish
Turtle
Vex
Villager
Vindicator
Warden
Witch
Wither Boss
 Wither Skeleton
Wolf
Zoglin
Zombie Horse
Zombified Piglin (Zombie Pigman)
Zombie Villager
NPC