What is Dripping out of Crying Obsidian?
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2021
- What is Dripping out of Crying Obsidian? The answer might shock you. There is some weird purple substance leaking out of crying obsidian in Minecraft.
Crying Obsidian was added in Minecraft 1.16 and is used to craft the respawn anchor. Check out my "What is Netherite in Real Life?" video as well.
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"What is dropping out of crying obsidian?"
Me: _tears?_
It's crying, but what it cries??
We dunno
@@hassaniq0777 exactly what are it’s tears made of?
@@chessandcubes the other comment said it's iodine
Portal juice tears, we can assume that those portals being activated at one time is what caused crying obsidian to eventually form because you cant find it underground or craft it right?
@@pumkin610 yeah I watched the full video
i'm pretty sure that according to mojang, nothing is dripping from inside the crying obsidian, but it has absorbed energy from the nether portal that was once there
you might be right
That’s… GENIUS!
Where/when did mojang say this
@@user-db4sv6fb9n Tbh, not sure, and I can't seem to find it either, but i clearly remember it being an official statement
Yes, but he is sayig according to- Nope nope nope- you're right.
"It can only be found in ruined portals"
Piglins: *Are we a joke to you?*
... to the player, piglins are fucking wild?
Piglins probably mined it from ruined portals though.
@@salam-peace5519 and they got diamond pickaxes by finding diamonds from fortresses... yeah that makes sense, I apologise
yes
He meant naturally generated
My theory is that doesn’t have portal juice but when a portal is lit, the obsidian slowly absorbs the portal magic and then turning it into a juice. I think glow stone can generate enough heat to open a miniature portal in the respawn anchor.
I like your theory , do you think their might be other uses for the energy of crying obsidian?
i think that obsidian doesn't have the "portal juice" inside of it but it actually sucks it inside after a long period of time and crying obsidian have alredy sucked all they can
But if Steve just poured water over lava then "portal juice" instantly goes in it but you said over time
Yeah makes sense
@@jasmingohr2618
Who's to say it was there the entire time? It could be a natural property of Obsidian, or possibly similar objects, to open gateways like that when given a closed surface, like a bubble.
Based on the state of the portals, it could be theorized that something happened at some point to violently shut them down. Of course, that doesn't explain why directly shutting down a portal by mining it doesn't produce Crying Obsidian, but that perhaps it requires a truly violent 'power surge' to make happen.
Alternatively, these portals were lit, and then abandoned, forgotten for years, potentially centuries.
Over time, it seems small bits of the Nether was able to leak through. Given that this doesn't happen to our own portals, with the exception of creatures coming through, we might assume that this takes an extremely long time to happen, or something else strange went on to cause it.
Over the course of this time, the Obsidian was able to absorb the energy of the portal's threshold. After a while, it seems the structure around it became unstable, and possibly collapsed, taking parts of the portal with it.
When this happened, it could have hit bits of charged Obsidian, cracking it and making it leak the energy it had absorbed.
I also think that when this "portal juice" leaks out it forms nether around it causing the ruined portals to look like that
i think almost the same as you but instead crying obsidian is cause it just one of thing that occur same cause as why ruined portal have netherrack. i think some kind of dimesion thing go wrong and cause obsdian turn to crying obsidian and some netherrack come out from nether portal at same time (flaw of my theory is where piglin get crying obsidian from i think)
@@krittacat111 they get it from the portal in the nether that hooks up to the ruined portal, they dismantled the nether one and it explains why there aren’t many ruined portals in the nether
Oh my God
Ooh i like this theory! Thats a thing no one talks about as well, like why is a bit of the nether coming through these portals!
i will take this now lol
Theory: The purple stuff might be the portal inside it. It could be obsidian that was over-used and became the portal itself, which would explain why respawn anchors have a portal on top.
Like a micro-portal?
Could be true😮
It makes sense that crying obsidian is just an aged block, and its fluid is a magical substance used to open portals and can be used to craft certain items.
I think the ,,portal juice" comes from the nether portal not from the inside of obsidian. I think the obsidian just have a magical property which will used when u use a enchantmentable or activate a nether portal. Therefore i think that the nether portal secrete a liquid which adheres on the obsidian. But this juice is corrosiv. So it destroys after thoudends of years the obsidian and the crying obsidian is just an intermediate stage. Thats the reason why some obsidian misses at the ruined portals.
Yeah, but the portal is the obsidian, you must build the portal frame first and The portal itself must then be an energy from the flint and Steel (who have no magical properties whatsoever)
I mean if you make a nether portal btw
But I don't think so, because when you create obsidian it is already a bit purple. Or the magic has to be everywhere, so it can instantly go in the obsidian, but if it is everywhere it could also be already in the lava or water.
But I really like this theory with the breaking part! Maybe it is a mix of both...
@@Crazyturtle879 But the liquid is not the magical property. With the magic from the obsidian and the energy of the flint and steel the portal gets activated. Than the portal secrete a corrosiv juice which destroys the obsidian.
@@misja_ I dont think that the creation of obsidian (lava+water) have something with the magical property to do.
I think that the portal "material" is a liquid, and then with the time he dried out and glued in some obsidians around.
That would explain why theres like weird liquid-y wobbly animation when you go in the Nether Portal, but not when you go in the End Portal.
@@stay_hydrated isn't that obvious?
@@chimakemusic wait, if it’s liquid are you drinking it when you go in if so
*slurrrp* me yes I am in nether now
@@stay_hydrated i thought it was just the player getting nauseous from interdimensional travel
The way obsidian is made is by using lava and water, you only need a bucket of each though. When the ancient builders built the ruined portals, they kept valuable stuff near them so the others can see what they have found through this particular portal. Once they were gone, the portals were still lit, causing some obsidian to suck the power into itself. This makes the energy stuck, and since there is to much when you try to light a portal with it there is already to much power so it can't light the portal. The reason why the respawn anchors have the mini portal is when the glowstone can separate the power in the crying obsidian. Making the mini portal that has an abundance of power which is used to respawn people in the nether.
"Crying Obsidian, a block added in 1.16"
Crying Obsidian: *Cries*
i love the fact that minecraft, a lore-less block game, has so many creepypasta and game theory videos.
lore less, yes, but not quasi-lore less
It had lore…
Loreless? You couldn't be more wrong!
@@mods1629 ok then, list me the cutscenes!
@@truechampignon6459 The devs have literally admitted there is lore. The ravagers used to be scared of bunnies but, this was fixed and the devs said it was to maintain the ravagers lore.
When will we get a bigger youtuber giving this legend a shoutout
nise idea
Yeah
tbh if anything it would be matpat
@@da_xbox360 sooooo true
I think never because now he has 40000 subscribers
I think that in ruin nether portals, since they havent been used for a long time, the obsidian starts to combust and disappear, which is why parts of the ruin are gone. The obsidian sucks up the portal juice, so that it doesn't combust. Since the obsidian is too small to hold the whole portal inside, it gets cracked since it is full to the brim, and it starts dripping out. And as you know, only certain blocks on a ruin are crying, becuase the others either didnt suck up the portal, or the portal juice dripped out of them
The crying obsidian in the ruined portals used to be normal obsidian and the ruined portal used to be a normal portal but when the ancient builders built the portals a long time a go the portal wore out after a long time and absorbed the portal inside it therefore becoming crying obsidian, and the missing blocks inside the ruined portal wore out completely and not given a chance to absorb the portal inside it and that's why when we make a respawn anchor using 6 crying obsidian it forms a mini portal on top of it
Dragonic is the most underrated PE creator...
The first theorist who plays in a iPad that makes good content
This is gonna be on the history books one day
Yeah
Yes
Whoo! PHYSICAL EDUCATION!!!
I would have to disagree
Is the portal juice linked to that one mysterious element? When you put certain special minecraft materials in the material reducer, you get an element labled "??". The texture of this element features a black background with particles the same shade of purple as portal juice. Perhaps this portal juice is what gives these materials their special properties. Also, I think obsidian has no portal juice to begin with, but is good at holding magical energy, causing the energy from the portal to stick onto it.
But how did the portal juice get inside the obsidian frame by a simple flint and steel
Then there has to be a number for resources which kind of power it has to hold magic, as blast resistance has.
But I don't think so, because when you create obsidian it is already a bit purple. Or the magic has to be everywhere, so it can instantly go in the obsidian, but if it is everywhere it could also be already in the lava or water.
But that means the enchanting table gets exhausted within time and one day unusable
@@hassaniq0777 you aren't using it to make a portal which might be what wears it out, and when a portal is activated it stays active using the obsidian a lot more. also you might be healing it with xp
I think that “portal juice” burns purple and can burn for a long time so maybe the crying obsidian is still kinda smoldering with sparks falling from it and maybe the fire is somehow (maybe magnetically) attracted to portal juice which is why it is able to form the shapes that it does in the nether portal and respawn anchor
Which would explain why you need
to light it on fire for it to work
My theory is that when the ancient builders built this portal, they had basically abandoned it because they thought that if there is gold, quartz and ancient debris in the nether there must be other exclusive materials too. They kept mining away but didn't even think of the dangers such as the Ghasts, Pigmen, etc. After a long time they decided to return but couldn't remember the last known location of their portal (exactly like me) and were killed by the monstrous creatures of the underworld or as Game Theory suggests, infected and turned into Wither Skeletons or similar. An extremely long time later, few obsidian pieces started absorbing the portal's energy. As they were absorbing this otherworldly energy, they started becoming highly unstable and started cracking open. Fortunately, before the pieces exploded, the portal energy was fully absorbed but that meant that the portal couldn't be lit up again as the cracking obsidian cannot contain the energy of the portal and is too unstable to form the whole structure required to light the portal. And maybe, when we craft a respawn anchor and put Glowstone in it, the portal energy is starting to evaporate as the Glowstone was taken from the literal depths of hell and it is EXTREMELY hot. This makes the crying obsidian more stable. How do I know it gets more stable? Well, if you notice, the obsidian pieces around the portal texture and the glowstone container of the respawn anchor is comparatively less cracked and leaks out less portal energy then other parts of the respawn anchor.
I think, the nether portals energy is in obsidian and needs a spark(flint and steel) to make the portal, then when is used to much that same energy is dripping out
like the acid sludge thing that drips from old batteries?
I think this "energy" in nether portal just start to be useless after some time, and go on obsidian, because it has nowhere to go except obsidian. So purple-thingy is just part of nether portal
Maybe the ancient builders used a special type of obsidian that breaks down and has more juice in and the one we use does not break down and has less juice in. Just enough to make a portal.
Makes sense. Perfect.
Theory: Osidian cracks do to repeated thermal extension. Nether portals and respawn anchors ignited using heat.
You can't light a nether portal in the End because it's too cold and windy there
(Ice needs sky acces to form but the End doesn't really have a proper sky. That's why there isn't ice in the End regardless of the low temperature).
Also maybe glowstone just isn't as hot as fire,
and that's why you need more of it, to keep a respawn anchor open/active.
Idea: what are that lights that spawn when you kill the dragon?
Or
What are the END gate ways??
My theorie:
The juice is there beacuse of the mixture of lava and water aka hot and cold , somehow the lava contains little of that juice in it , and when its mixed with a liquid in this case water it hardens and is "stored" in the obsidian . When you build a nether portal the "magic " sucks it out to build the portal .
That needs to be STRONG beacuse you literlly go thru dimensions.
After the activation the portal is opened .
The juice is stored in the obsidian which Means if the portal is opened for to long it Will break the obsidian .
Which Will lead to the juice to pour.
Its then usselus beacuse the juice needs to be stored in some way for it to not leak.
The juice is REALLY STRONG beacuse its made from lava.
Then when it leaks on other obsidian it breaks there own obsidian shells.
When it breaks the power of the portal is corrupted which brings some lava and netherrack to the overworld.
The portal then breaks for ever unless the juice is re-stored aka the obsidian is back.
That is my theorie :)
Both of them are good theories
@@shweli4326 Thanks . Can you read the theorie and let me know how is it pls?
Very interesting and creative
@@scientificnameofpigs Good theorie
@@scientificnameofpigs But if the end cities are the home of the Enderman, why are there more Shulker than Enderman?
Dragonic is smart
Anyone agree?
He big brain
Yessssssss
He's Mat Pat's long lost cousin
I think how the portal juice got in the obsidian was, overtime with the portal constantly being on it started to become unstable. Some of the portals essence was infused with the obsidian. The part of the portal with missing obsidian is obsidian that absorbed to much portal essence causing it to move to the other dimension hence why there are random pieces of obsidian around the portal. The obsidian that's use in enchantment table is only used to keep it (and the enchants) stable rather than create enchantments. Which is why you can use normal obsidian that wasn't used in a portal to make an enchantment table.
My theory is that the purple stuff is actually the portal slowly corrupting the obsidian until it breaks down and becomes unusable for a proper portal. It works for respawn anchors because it appears to be a more intricate machine utilizing this corrupted substance to allow the player to stay within the end. The glowstone as power source is to stabilize it enough for the machine to contain this corrupted substance.
Maybe the portal juice gets used up over time
and then the obsidian breaks
What is Dripping Out of Crying Obsidean?
Me : Liquid
*l i q u i d*
LIQUID
I think the obsidian cracks overtime due to the intense energy of what's adjacent to it, which is the nether portal's energy. The cracks absorb the nether portal's energy until the amount of energy is not enough to maintain a stable portal, causing the portal to become very thin that it just broke into particles.
The cracks of the obsidian that absorbed the energy is called a crying obsidian
The portal juice got there from obsidian holding the nether portal's, so the purple portal gave the obsidian the purple guw and over time it starts to crack the obsidian and escape and is now crying obsidian
I have a theory👇
Obsidian is formed when water flows on a lava source block so the outet layer of lava becomes obsidian and inner layer is still lava and that lava starts emmiting sulphuric gas and after many years that sulphuric gas mixes with lava and forms a purple semi-liquid substance as if we burn sulphuric gas then its flames are blue in colour and as lava Is red in colour red + blue = Purple
So this is my theory hope u like 😊😊
It kinda makes sense 🤔🤔
@@op_gamermecharena1745 Ya
I hope drigonite sees it
Yo that is awesome theory
@@omshinde7483 ya i hope too
I got it, The obsidian isn't magic but when you surround it and put a light source in the middle it makes a portal just like the recipe the glow stone is in the center of the crying obsidian which was worn off by being a portal for so long and how the juice got in the obsidian is from it absorbing the portal and maybe the reason there are so many ruined portals around the world is because the ancient players had to find a different location to build a successful nether portal trip. Then the players came to make a big bastion to share peace with the nether mobs but then the piglings stole it and after the years it cracked that's why when you get the achievement it says the good old days. And the good old days is when it used to be peaceful between the old players and the piglins also since the piglings and the old players used to barter gold and wear gold armor together thats why they don't attack you wearing gold armor. wow when I started writing.LOL
My theory: When you traverse the purple field you are send through a separate dimension into the Nether/the overworld. This is why the transport isn't instantaneous. The portal builds up some form of energy in its "event horizon" (the purple field we walk through) from that dimension. This energy is slowly absorbed into the to obsidian around it. At some point the obsidian begins to crack and drips out a parts of this other dimension. If you continue to use it beyond this point, the obsidian cracks or even explodes, which is why there are parts of the portals missing. We, as the player, can't observe this because it takes many many years to reach the point. However, after the ancients that build these gates disappeared no one was maintaining these gates that simply continued to stay active until the obsidian shattered and leaves us with this partial portals.....
I like how he talks slowly and he's not trying to rap like most of the other RUclipsrs I watch so I can understand him.
Piglins also trade crying obsidian
I think their baston chests may also have it.
Btw. the outside of geodes is made of polished basalt not tuff
it was originally supposed to be tuff, but that changed ,so , he probably said that on accident
yeah
it was in the snapshots tho
I think portal juice is inside cuz the ancient builders left the portals without disabling it so after many years it was absorbed by the obsidian and turned to crying obsidian
now this is what i though the obsidian absorbs some of the energy from the portal so it can hold all that energy so im guessing it cracked open and some of the portal juice is leaking out but also did you notice its kinda similar to what a sponge dose when it absorbs water so from that information i can just guess the obsidian can absorb the portal juice like a sponge but also from the new re-spawn point you can use. that means some of the obsidian still has some of the portals energy witch means possibly in the future of minecraft maybe they'll be more use full things for the crying obsidian but maybe the creators of minecraft will eventually let us use some of the portal energy for potion that may lead to teleporting to new areas or maybe the nether or end or some of the bi-oms in minecraft
the tears of people who suck at doing anything
You blatantly stole a comment lol
Feel like 30% of those tears are mine
My theory of how obsidian has portal juice:
When lava the red/orange liquid and water the blye liquid merge together it makes a purple liquid which hardens. (Like peiple melt and refreeze to make a shaoe out of metal) the purple liquid becomes the energy of obsidian and when exposed toi heat it can't hold its energy back and releases it to make the portal.
(What do you think dragonic?)
@grayson denman I alredy knew that but still thank you
I think crying obsidian is the substances( maybe exotic matter for the Portals(I think this are Wormholes)) which is in normal obsidian in the core of the Block. But the Glowstone which is giving out energy can make an temporaraly wormhole to it self an you can link it to your self maybe by getting some of its fluid on your body
i subbed because your theories are all correct! good job!
I think that the ruined portals were once active, but exploded. Leaving a bit of the nether in the overworld. But also, some obsidian absorbed portal energy, making crying obsidian
Natural obsidian has air pockets/bubbles inside of it. Nether portals happen in voids between blocks of obsidian it stands to reason that the same thing happens on a smaller scale inside of the blocks themselves,tiny portals form inside of the bubbles within the obsidian blocks. Over time the energy flux at the event horizon cracks the stone and the purple glow within the stone may actually be active portals. SO the stuff leaking from crying obsidian is probably some sort of condensed form of portal particles, which would by extension consist of matter which passed through the other side but wasn't able to re-materialize properly. The primary flaw with this hypothesis is that there is no discernible "other side" at least if there is it's not in the nether.
A small interesting thing is that the animation of the nether portal texture on the top of the respawn anchor is in reverse. This isn't much, but it is fun to think about. A pretty logical explanation is that you use a normal nether portal to travel to the nether, meanwhile the respawn anchor is used to bring you back to its location when you die.
the stuff coming out of the Crying obsidian is Liquid Endium wich was mined when the End was In-dev by the ancient builders and they used Nether Portal Obsidian as storage for them and then the Liquid Endium became Unobtainable
im caught between the origin of crying obsidian in this video and crying obsidian coming from portals destroyed
If you look at the different particles in minecraft that relate to magic they all have something in common, the are all purple, eg enchanted items, dragons breath, teleportation trail of enderman and the portal to the nether, what if instead of it being broken, what if it was overflowed with magical energy to a point where it fractured, since the whole block of obsidian is a really stable substance, ‘high blast resistance, needing a diamond pick to break etc’, so since it isn’t stable on its own it can’t be used to make a portal until it is stabilised, glowstone could be the stabiliser as that would explain you having to recharge a respawn anchor and make it using glowstone in the crafting recipe itself
This was a really good question and I agree with your conclusions that there is portal juice/substance inside of obsidian. Something I'd like to think of though is either did these portals break down over time (like you propose) or maybe something broke or disturbed them. Whenever I look at crying obsidian's name during this, I saw the normal way which is its appearance, but it could also represent crying from suffering or sorrow. Now there is the popular theory that something catastrophic happened with the old players long ago in MC's world, so maybe this catastrophe not only broke the world on a physical level, but also on a dimensional one.
Crying Obsidian and the state of broken portals may be cause by that great disturbance and caused them to break down and the power or state of some obsidian to show a scar/rift of sorts. Now this can be caused by age as well, but it wouldn't line up with a suffering or sorrow aspect as much.
With the respawn anchor, it could use the glowstone as energy and also as the actual anchor (using the focused energy to stay stable) and the crying obsidian's dimensional access to achieve its effect. Although then you have to question why regular obsidian can't do this, and that may be due to the crying version to be more unstable or another feature.
My brain is going a bit out of it now, so I'll stop here lol. Hopefully you liked this brainstorm and thanks for reading it
The "portal juice" is just a chemical we don't have in our world that has interesting physical properties. It is a bi-product of a compound that forms through chemical reactions that occur when lava (which has a different chemical makeup and is actually far cooler temp-wise than rl lava) is supercooled, crystalizing into solid obsidian.
When obsidian is lit it sets of a chain reaction that burns away the compound, breaking it down and leaving back the greasy juice to collect. Over time as the obsidian cracks from the portal burning, the greasy film begins to pool into the cracks creating the crying effect. Crying obsidian don't work in portals because the waste-filled cracks disrupt the reaction needed for the portal to burn.
What you do with really old portals is you wipe it down with a clean dry cloth every once in a while for maintenance. It's not really something most people have to worry about, since the whole cracking process takes a really long while.
(My take, haha)
What Im thinking is that a witch or other type of mob that can use magic cast a spell on the obsidian to give it the power of interdimensional travel and the reason for obsidian is because when viscous lava is rapadly cooled it turns into obsidian and because viscous lava is in valcanoes, and viscous lava is extremely, extremely hot, and so is the nether, I think that the heat of viscous lava is harnessed by the magic in the obsidian when a player lights a part of the of the obsidian frame, making the end portal
Sorry i men nether portal
I think the purple thing is the purple thing that coms when you light up a nether portal so the obsidian drank that, like how the dirt drinking the water, and after that after many years the obsidian gets weak and borken by the vital factors.
Obsidian is actually pieces of rock(made by lava,water) joint by some liquid which I don't know what. When its fresh the goo is solid, and that's why obsidian is so hard. Over time, the too liquefies in the heat and begins dripping out. That's the too in crying obsidian. Then when all the goo drips out, the obsidian breaks in small rocks. This goo might also have magic properties which we see in portals anchors etc. So basically your answer is
The thing dripping out of crying obsidian is magic superglue.
-written by a 10 year old
I feel like your theory is on the right track but I always figured that obsidian was good for channeling magic in game so its used for magical stuff. I feel like the obsidian over time exorbed the portal energy, became cracked and saturated with it.
The portal juice is actually the water and lava mixed together and the liquid formed a shell, but there's still some purple liquids inside, purple because red (lava) and blue (water) make purple.
Maybe the portal juice is made when the water hits the outside of lava, cooling it down, so for it to give it's power with heat - energy, then after a long period of use it starts leaking the juice, after that we use it as an respawn anchor and with enough heat - energy it acts like a portal
i think your right when it lights the obsidian absorbs the portal slowly over time and cracks because of the amount of the portal juice and as it drips it transports bits of nether to the overworld very slowly
Im pretty sure that instead of portal juice randomly pouring out, the portal substance gets absorbed into the obsdidian
Think of it like the portal is attached to the obsidian just like soap in a bubble blower and the only reason you can not turn it into a bubble is because it just transfers the air you are using to blow on it into the nether. The reason the portal gets trapped in the obsidian is because over time the obsidian starts to decay and Crack and the portal starts to seep into the cracks and gets trapped there. That is just my theory.
it's like cracked obsidian... probably just the portal though... since the portal is purple. my theory is it cracked causing the nether to spread through the portal, and the portal itself to start oozing out of the obsidian until the portals broke
Here's an interesting idea. What if as the crying obsidian leaks portal juice the nether portal gets more and more unstable. That's why you see netherack and other stuff leaking into the overworld. After a while the portal breaks and your world is safe from nether corruption, but that doesn't explain why ruined portals in the nether don't have overworld stuff.
Your videos are amazing!
Also, just to clarify, the stuff that surrounds a geode, is smooth basalt, not tuff
Here’s an interesting idea: what’s the only thing that can reasonably destroy obsidian(without a pickaxe(because why would the builders go through that much trouble to ruin their own nether portal?))?
The wither. Think about it: what if the ancient builders went to the nether, accidentally summoned the wither, and it attack them, destroyed the portal on both sides and broke some obsidian. Furthermore, it would explain why our portals never get cracked: because some of the obsidian that survived got soo heavily damaged that its portal juiced leaked out and began to more so “bleed” rather than “cry”.
Just an idea tho
When the portal is lit, the purple color of obsidian makes the portal purple and the portal is kinda like a liquid. So it goes in the obsidian while it wears down
slight correction: it was not just a texture, it had its own crafting recipe (which was a single obsidian surrounded by lapis) and was originally the block that set your spawnpost though you still couldn't skip the night
beds later got added though
Their original concept got revived in the form of a respawn anchor which allows you to set your spawn inside of the nether
also, it was never added to 1.16 just as a placeholder
the answer for what is leaking is just the power droplets of the nether portal which is now inactive
We can then maybe, after a certain update open a nether portal with soul fire on crying obsidian with the help of soul sand.
Maybe the "portal juice" was a science experiment gone wrong-a flammable liquid made out of tears and some sort of magical spilled on magma causing obsidian but the inside was a small amount of "portal juice" and it "eats away" at the obsidian over time.
I think since obsidian is basically cooled lava it doesn't have any magical properties BUT since we use it to create the nether portal it over a long period of time absorbs the portal and so the portal well isn't a portal anymore. Since the oby absorbed the magical portal inside it as you sead you still can create a small portal the respawn anchor.
the nether portals connect the overworld and the nether, and they're of course made using obsidian. obsidian is made by combining water, the liquid found almost anywhere in the overworld, with lava, the liquid found almost anywhere in the nether (and in the deep underground located very close to the nether). blue + red = purple, so the liquids form the purple portal juice with a hard layer of obsidian around it. crying obsidian is overused obsidian, so the outer layer is cracked and constantly leaks juice. the juice is like fuel and a fire/glowstone is like a match for creating a portal/respawn anchor
I think that the obsidian actually absorbs the portals power or something along those lines meaning that because they have been filled by the portals power doesn't connect like plugging in a charger to something that's full charged and maybe for the respawn anchor it need glowstone as it's from the nether to reactivate it release said "powers"
I think that when the Wither come through portal to overworld, it destroyed everything in it's path. Nether portals were no excuse. When porlat was destroyed by the explosion, some energy sucked into the obsidian and that, with the explosion, caused it to crack. Now ,after year's, it's dripping out. The obsidian from the portal was probably put into the chest's near the portal, or brought to villages ( it's quite possible because we can find obsidian in the blacksmith's chest's and villagers are not so bright so I don't think they created it)
I think its the other way around, after many years of being active the portal essence leaches into the frame and causes it to crack, leading to the portal becoming unstable and eventually breaking when the frame crumbles. The pieces left over, infused with the energy of the portal, can then be used to open miniature portals and set the player's spawn.
my theory about this is that in the crying obsidian there are souls that actualy cry portak fluid. and obsidian is a magic conductor and this is why is used to make enchanting tables. and the respawn anchor work conducting the soul of the players that dies on it and at the same time splitting it out and so making the player respawn. but the crying obsidian like regular obsidian is a magical conductor so need magical energy to work. the respwan anchor is made of cryng obsidian that have nether materials in it need nether magic to work that can be extracted by glowstone. meanwile the enchanting table is made out regular obsidian and need overworld maic that can be extracted by lapis lazuli
Obsidian is made from lava and water, which are red and blue. So when they mix up to create obsidian, it may leave behind some trace of liquid. When you mix red and blue you get purple, boom, purple liquid inside of obsidian.
-yea sorry that is the best theory I could come up with.
It's a mysterious oozy substance in a very long time when the ancient builders were there obsidian leaking some sort of mysterious iodine melted oozing out from the block
The creation of the first nether portal causes the introduction of port of juice into the obsidian.
I think the reason why there is portal juice in obsidian is because you use it to light a portal, pretty obvious you think, but the particles that form around the portal is portal juice going into the obsidian, eventually taking over the obsidian and without a pure source of obsidian it becomes useless.
from what i understand, obsidian _has_ magical properties, and what happens when you take a wire and plugs it on both sides of a battery? it makes a closed circuit and starts to heat up. The way I see it, the closed-circuit made by a nether portal "circles" the magical energy around the portal and focuses it on the inside, like some kind of weird EM field.
the crying obsidian is probably, as you said, old obsidian, that, like an overused wire, heats up too much and "burns out"
The crying obsidian’s energy is from the obsidian and can be used with glowstone. The glowstone powers up the crying obsidian with the energy stored inside the obsidian.
good video, my theory about this is that in the crying obsidian there are souls that actualy cry portak fluid. and obsidian is a magic conductor and this is why is used to make enchanting tables. and the respawn anchor work conducting the soul of the players that dies on it and at the same time splitting it out and so making the player respawn. but the crying obsidian like regular obsidian is a magical conductor so need magical energy to work. the respwan anchor is made of cryng obsidian that have nether materials in it need nether magic to work that can be extracted by glowstone. meanwile the enchanting table is made out regular obsidian and need overworld maic that can be extracted by lapis lazuli
Crying obsidian is a block that's left over from a previous nether portals maybe it's what happened when a portal say decays becomes inactive from just from time leaving behind a purple residue
I remember the crying obsidian where I think you crafted it with lapiz and obsidian, also there is a chance for players to make something like a respawn anchor and glowstone farm, to do to explode to get diamonds even tho if you are doing that it is not so effecient
Portals seem to have a connection to heat, you use a flint and steel to activate a nether portal, fiery blaze powder is used to make eyes of ender, which are needed for the interdimensional ender chests, as well as activating the end portal, which also has lava nearby, and glowstone can be presumed to be hot or warm. If something very hot, such as lava, was rapidly cooled and turned into obsidian, it would make sense that this heat energy could be trapped inside the obsidian in a different form: the portal juice.
I love to start breakfast with a good old cup of portal juice.
If you see better the crying obsidian have some faces (like the soul sand ones, but a bit different) in it, so we can assume that crying obsidian have some souls, and they're crying, that can be the reason why crying obsidian is used craft the respawn anchor, because of the souls.
I like the idea that crying obsidian gets its "portal juice" through many many years of it being used as part of an active portal frame, and the portal itself is what caused the obsidian to slowly decay and crack allowing for the "portal juice" to seep into it.
Theory : The way portal juice went inside obsidian is that the lava in minecraft is infused with a tiny amount of magical energy that sparks the creation of portal juice. When combined with water (reagent) and lava (catalyst) The magical energy inside the lava gets encapsulated inside the obsidian which in turn makes portal juice. The reason water is a reagent is because it is needed for brewing (you need water bottles to start brewing) However, once the magical energy gets encapsulated; the obsidian starts deteriorating (very slowly) and cracking which makes portal juice leak.
What if this "portal juice" is also what's used in enchanting, giving any items that are enchanted its iconic purple glow?
o yea
Dragonic: What is dripping out of crying obsidian
Me: tears obviously
i know the reason and its because when the ancient builders were escapeing from something they geted into the nether and their nether portal suspicously close and it was because the some parts of the obsidian were wrong and then that parts of the obsidian geted some of the purple substance from the portal
Maybe the liquid could be the hiding energy which comes out of obsidian when it senses heat or other energy forces. This energy is made when the lava clashes with the water and when the obsidian is used too much or too long, it gets weak and can't hold the energy. It cracks so that the energy can be released. But it was made from liquids that is why it releases liquid energy.
That magic purple goo could be called "obsidian essence" because is the most basic stuff that makes obsidian magical
I think how the portal juice is in crying obsidian is a toxic radio active reaction when the ancient builders in minecraft mixed lava and water and made a toxic radio active reaction and made obsidian so the thing in crying obsidian is sealed from the outside and the thing in the crying obsidian is very radio active
Maybe the “portal juice” goes into the obsidian once the portal is lit
could have something to do with the end cause purple is usually associated with the end (i.e. endermen having purple eyes, the ender dragons fire being purple, end crystals are magenta which is just light purple, and the chorus fruit and end cities having mainly purple colors)
maybe people long ago before the player spawned maybe they tested on obsidian and make something color purple into a liquid then transfered with something that can go inside of blocks so that the purple liquid is inside with something like gunpowder is inside when you light it up the gunpowder explodes inside and its trying to make the purple liquid to come out and it cant becuase it doesnt have enough power that means when we make a portal with 10 obsidian its power level is stronger and all that purple liquid comes out and comes together but the fire is getting combined with the purple liquid and turning the dimension into the nether that explains why you need more obsidian to make a bigger one that means is if you just made the top with 10 obsidian with 10 obsidian also in the bottom and the right and left sides dont have obsidian so it cant travel up and the obsidian is to low powered to make a half of it so it doesnt make a half or the whole thing thats why it needs to have more obsidian but if its to much it doesnt gets powered and since that the fire is combining with the purple liquid its changing into a firey place that we now call the nether and maybe its sopused to be somewhere great and just lighting the obsidian exept the inside of it becuase maybe it was gonna turn into like a portal named heaven or a portal were you can go anywhere you want but it happened to be the nether becuase we always light the inside and also the portal is being created like clay it hardenes into something becuase of the fire you can see that it is still forming becuase of the portal having something that always goes into a circle and thats what i think how it got in there and how the pirtal got created 😎
Maybe the portal juice is made due to lava and water some how colideing but not makeing a barrier becuase the portal juice somewhat resembles violet and violet is a mixture of red and blue so the portal juice is probrally made from lava and water magically mixing into eachother causing a purple magical substance
my thought is that when lava ignites with water is an obsidian so whatever is leaking is actually some how made through the chemicals present in lava and water star becoming liquid again overtime because of being put on flames several times it starts becoming liquid again