Could Skrypun appear in the End and the Nether? In Minecraft

Hello, seekers of Minecraft adventures, experiments, and plain fun bugs! Today I’ve got not just a test, but a mini-investigation in the best “what if?” tradition. First thought in my head was — “If I drag the Sculk Heart into other dimensions, will Skrypun pop out like a jack-in-the-box?” Honestly, I liked the idea right away: all for science and a little for my own amusement (sorry, I love these weird experiments).

Inventory packed, portal lit: heading to the Nether

Armed to the teeth (right down to the hotbar), I grab the Sculk Heart like a proper archaeologist and fly to the Nether first. Oh, the familiar, dearly hated Nether! Setting up a lab here is a nerves test at the “try not to burn” level. Ghasts roar like I stole their cake, and there’s so much lava you don’t need a kettle. But will that stop someone who truly wants to see Skrypun in hell? Naturally — no!

Found a little open spot, fenced it off, set up lanterns — to make it at least a bit like Overworld night. With bated breath I place the Sculk Heart in the center. I sit, observe, press myself to the wall... what if it actually works? I admit, the waiting felt like an exam: tense and even a bit fun.

End trip: new chance or waste of time?

After the “silent” Nether, the enthusiasm dipped a little, but my experiments rarely end on the first try. I jump into the portal, end up in the End, with the dragon closely watching every move. I picked a special spot for the Sculk Heart — right in front of the local elite. I set it to night, ran around, even threw a disco with the Endermen — maybe it would catch Skrypun’s eye?

And what do you think? Absolute silence! Not a shadow or hint that this mob might show up even a bit. Skrypun, it seems, is a creature of principle: only Overworld, only hardcore.

Pros and cons of the experiment: honest and emotional

Pros:

• Peace of mind: now I know for sure that Skrypun won’t appear in hell or the End, no matter how much you want it.
• Got a ton of feelings and energy — when else do you sprint around the Nether with a heart this much?
• Hypothesis tested in practice — not rumor anymore, but personal experience.

Cons:

• Honestly, a bit disappointing — expectations sky-high, reality “poof.”
• Solid time investment, negative outcome. Just like real science!
• The dragon did not appreciate my torch dancing.

Conclusion: my personal verdict with a bit of humor

The experiment flared and fizzled, but with gusto! Skrypun refused to leave the cozy Overworld. Maybe that’s for the best — it calms me to know this jumpy ghost won’t pop up where you least expect it. So in the Nether, brew potions in peace, and in the End — build bridges without fear of meeting Skrypun.

If an even crazier experiment idea is brewing in your head — don’t hold back, drop it in the comments! Maybe your adventure will be next. Meanwhile, I’ll go make some tea — to soothe the nerves after this “scientific masterpiece.”