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Annoying Villagers 13 is the thirteenth episode of MrFudgeMonkeyz's Annoying Villagers series. The episode was released on August 27th, 2016, four days after the release of the official trailer.
Overview[]
This episode tells of the history of the villagers, and their conflict with the players. This episode does not have any conflicts, but merely speech and conversations. Here, Boop learns of who the Villager King is, what's happening in the world, and how it all started.
Plot[]
Boop asks the white-robed villager who the villagers that just took out Herobrine was. The lead villager introduced his group as the Villager Scouts, and says they serve under the Villager King. Boop asks who the Villager King was, and the lead scout decides to explain of the history of the villagers:
Long Ago, the villagers were a peaceful race, when they were attacked by hostile mobs, and were nearly pushed to the brink of extinction. First, they were attacked by zombies, who desired the flesh and blood of villagers. The villagers were attacked every night, but using their intelligence, and with the village guardians, the iron golems, the villagers were able to drive out the zombies.
However, a new threat emerged and entered the villages. They were players, and they had powerful advantages. They destroyed the iron golems, and left the villagers defenseless. The players promised the villagers that as long as the villagers serve the players and supply them with whatever they want, the two species can live in peace. However, it was all a lie.
The players saw villagers as nothing, and used them as toys for many things. The players would kill, enslave, and force villagers to harsh experiments. The players would also burn down villages, and separate villagers from their families, friends, and ruin their dreams and cause them to lose hope.
Many villagers gave up hope, and said they no longer have a reason to live. The villagers questioned their lives, their existence, and wondered if they were put in this world merely to suffer, or were being mistakenly punished. They wondered where their god, their creators were, at their greatest time of need.
Looking back, the villagers realized that while the weak die and suffer, the strong are the ones that live and have choice in life. The villagers realized this as the cruel truth of the world, and learned the villagers themselves must change themselves.
One day, a new villager was born among them. The villager was different among them, and had unique trading abilities, such as trading dirt for diamonds. The villagers realized that this young villager was the very hope they had been waiting for. The villagers united as one, and kept the villager safe and hidden in their underground village colony, while many other villagers sacrificed themselves to keep the young villager's identity a secret.
Through the villager, more villagers like him with similar trading abilities were born. Through these trading abilities, the villagers became a powerful force, with new types of weapons, enchantments, potions, and an invincible fortress.
Players who knew of this desired it. Many of whom had powerful weapons or treasures were among them, but they all lacked cooperation. No matter how powerful the players are, because of their lack of teamwork, no strategy or power was enough.
These villagers were in unity, as one, with the same purpose for all of them: Survival. The unity of the villagers and the defeat of the players brought about the Villager Kingdom, and the very villager who had saved the villagers from extinction has become the Villager King. As leader and ruler of the villagers, the king has sworn to liberate and save the villagers all around the world.
The scouts explain they arrived at Boop's village, and the white-robed villager had told them that his people were in danger.
Boop explains that they are not in danger, but as he spoke, some of the scouts found Steve and MrFudgeMonkeyz poisoned. The lead scout tells his men to just let the players die. Boop tries to explain the two players are no threats, but the white-robed villager tells him to just let the players die, saying that players always have a chance to respawn.
The white-robed villager tells Boop to go back to the village, and also tells him that scouts will help finding Green. The scouts and the white-robed villager all leave on sheep. Boop watches them ride, and screams for one. Suddenly, Boop notices Herobrine changing to a player.
Trivia[]
- Boop breaks the fourth wall in this episode, with his line: "Me and the rest of the viewers don't know what's happening"
- The first time such occurrence happened was in the ninth episode, with the Villager King saying "Previously on Annoying Villagers 7..."
- There is a possible plot hole in this episode. Boop did not know what the Villager Kingdom is at all. However, much later, it is revealed that he is once the prince of the kingdom, therefore Boop should at least remember what the Villager Kingdom was.