In Minecraft, “chicken jockey” is the phrase used to describe an adorable, but formidable, enemy: a baby zombie that rides a chicken into battle, like a horse.

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"Chicken jockey" is the term used for a zombie character riding a chicken like a horse in "A Minecraft Movie." "Chicken Jockey" is also a well-known and rare event in the Minecraft video game.

A chicken jockey, according to Minecraft Wiki, is the "appearance of a baby zombie, baby zombified piglin, baby zombie villager, baby husk, or baby drowned riding a chicken." ...

In a chicken-free environment, each spawned zombie has a 0.25% chance of becoming a chicken jockey; if chickens are present, the chance increases to 0.4875%.” ...

A chicken jockey is a rare feature in the Minecraft game in which a baby zombie rides on the back of a chicken. It’s a particularly unusual feature because zombie appearances only happen at night, and ...

It's a reference to the chicken jockey from the internationally popular video game Minecraft, upon which the film is based. A small percentage of the block-shaped zombies within that sandbox-style ...

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Minecraft Wiki describes how rare these instances are: “Each spawned zombie has a 5% chance of spawning as a baby. In a chicken-free environment, each baby has a 4.75% chance of spawning as a chicken ...