u/Content_Professor486

Herobrine was a mythical creature kinda like big foot spooking players worlds. I mean, if you left a door closed and then suddenly it was opened, that has to be Herobrine right? So, by the amount of posts and videos made about this creature, is he real? Well, we don't know. This mystery is unsolved. The things we get like trees losing their leaves, and random chunks just completely deleting, you'd probably think it's Herobrine, but how was he created and why does he freak people out? See, things don't add up. That's why Herobrine is such a weird creepypasta that all the information you gather up on him doesn't follow Minecrafts logic at all. I used to have many theories of this creature but they all didn't add up. People just call him a glitch, or a mob retextured into Herobrine as a mistake Mojang did. Okay, but could that creature teleport, destroy chunks, remove leaves from trees, and make random tunnels througout your world? No. And don't say it's a glitch in Minecraft's code because Minecraft cannot destroy whole chunks. So this doesn't add up. Well, here's something that may explain why it doesn't add up. I made a world on my really old computer 9 years ago and gathered some tools. I made me a small house and put a chest with 10 diamonds and cobble stone blocks. I left the world for about 4 or 5 months before coming back to check back on it to see some trees that I grew had no leaves. I thought it was nothing but I checked my chests to see that my stuff where in a chest but instead of a double chest, it was 1 chest. I was confused. I checked to see if there was anything new and I saw a village just around my house. I was horrified so I checked around a bit too see that the villagers were acting weird. They kept running around for no reason. I tried to trade with them to see what happens and it gave me trades that were for a different villager. For example, a librarian gave me iron tools and the armorer gave me books and book shelves. I just deleted the world. I hope that explains alot.