Mango Pablo’s Minecraft creeper and Steve animation video has gone viral
The world of Minecraft is taking an unexpected turn thanks to a spicy new cartoon by Mango Pablo that is going viral on social media.
Animator Mango Pablo creating gay NSFW animated videos made the cartoon, which centres on a femboy Creeper who is doing all in his might to break inside Steve’s house and blow up.
Who is Mango Pablo as his Minecraft femboy creeper and Steve animation video goes viral on Twitter/X
Mango Pablo is an animator who has a vibrant Patreon following and around 300,000 combined followers on TikTok, YouTube, and X.
The Mango Pablo creeper femboy animation refers to the adult animated video “Edging a Femboy Creeper” by Mango Pablo, in which a femboy disguised as a Creeper from Minecraft convinces Steve to let him in his house and the two proceed to have s*x. Mango Pablo posted SFW versions of the animation online on April 5th, 2025, also posting an extended NSFW version on the Patreon page inspiring fan art, cosplay and other content referencing it.
He is well-known for his homos*xual adult animations, which are characterized by a cartoon aesthetic evocative of comic books and cartoons from the 2000s. He releases SFW versions of his animations for his followers who aren’t paying, even though many of them are explicit.
Mango Pablo recently posted a cartoon on YouTube with the headline “They added FEMBOYS to Minecraft” on April 5. A femboy disguised as a Creeper attempts to enter Steve’s home in the animation.
Steve rejects the femboy and teases him by opening and shutting the door as though he would let him in at any time because he is anti-femboy. As the explicit version of the animation heats up, he finally invites him in, ending the SFW version.
Over the past week, the explicit versions of the Mango Pablo animation have gained a lot of attention on social media, with TikTok alone receiving over 4 million views.
There was some content centred around the femboy Creeper since some viewers were so enamoured with the character’s appearance. This covers, among other things, cosplay videos and fan art.
TikToker @nastydawggg’s cosplay video, which received over 330,000 views in just two days, is a perfect example. In April 2025, the animation’s virality has been increasing gradually, indicating that as the meme gains traction online, there may be a lot more fan content in the weeks ahead.
Other trending memes
After its appearance in A Minecraft Movie, where Steve, played by Jack Black, yells its name during combat, the Chicken Jockey meme went viral.
The meme, which has its roots in Minecraft legend, depicts baby zombies riding chickens, a unique and amusing in-game occurrence that is already causing wild, exaggerated reactions in movie theatres and social media parodies.
The Chicken Jockey is the newest fan-driven phenomenon to cross the gap between internet virality and the big screen, from cosplay and TikTok dubstep remixes to AI tunes and theatre popcorn gags.