Quick facts
- Mod
- Jenny Mod
- Java version
- Forge 1.12.2
- Bedrock target
- 1.17.0–1.21.71+
- Creator
- Schnurri_tv / SlipperyTum (community)
- Java file
- .jar (Forge)
- Bedrock file
- .mcaddon / .mcpack
- Not affiliated with
- App Store / Play wrapper apps, fake CurseForge
Same facts in every language: community mod, not on CurseForge, fake store apps listed openly. MDA writes these guides — not the mod creator. Legal pages are English-only.
Jenny Mod is known for its companion roster, not just a single NPC. Community packs add multiple characters with different roles, locations, and interaction styles. This guide lists the names players search most, where they usually appear, and which edition typically supports them.
For install help, see the homepage and FAQ. To spawn Jenny after setup, read how to find Jenny. For gameplay flow, see how to use Jenny Mod.
Quick Answer
Most Jenny Mod character lists include Jenny plus Allie, Luna, Galath, Ellie, Bia, Bee Girl, Slime Girl, Goblin, Kobolds, and Manglelie. Java Forge 1.12.2 builds usually have the fullest roster. Bedrock packs may include a subset and often use spawn eggs for testing. Locations are pack-dependent — use the table below as a community reference, not a guarantee for every file.
Character Reference Table
| Character | Role | Typical location | Editions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jenny | Main companion | Villages / custom structures | Java (full); Bedrock (pack-dependent) |
| Allie | Genie-style NPC | Desert temples / lamp items | Java primary |
| Luna | Explorer | Ocean coasts / boats | Java primary |
| Galath | Nether guardian | Nether biomes | Java primary |
| Ellie Walls | Builder helper | Forest biomes | Java / some Bedrock |
| Bia Prowell | Forest companion | Birch / forest areas | Java / some Bedrock |
| Bee Girl | Woodland helper | Plains / flower forests | Java / some Bedrock |
| Slime Girl | Combat support | Swamps / slime chunks | Java primary |
| Goblin | Mischievous thief | Caves / underground | Java primary |
| Kobolds | Traveling demi-humans | Roaming surface groups | Java (some packs) |
| Manglelie | Nether spirit | Nether (Galath-linked) | Java (some packs) |
Jenny — Main Companion
Jenny is the core character: dialogue, follow/stay commands, and the gifting loop most players learn first. On Java she is often tied to exploration or custom cottage-style structures rather than world spawn. On Bedrock, test with a spawn egg after all three packs are enabled — natural spawn rules vary.
Personality-wise, Jenny reads friendly and chatty in most packs — the “learn the menus here” character. Gift flowers or food early, confirm follow/stay works, then spend diamonds once you know your pack’s gift list. Rushing straight to Nether companions before Jenny works usually wastes time.
Allie, Luna, and Magic Characters
Allie is commonly described as a genie-style NPC linked to lamps or desert structures — wish-style buffs and magical flair in Java-heavy packs. She suits players who want desert temple hunts more than village hangouts. Luna fits ocean exploration and fishing-themed routes with cat-themed dialogue in community lore. Gift fish early on Luna routes.
Both are frequently Java-first — verify your readme before searching on Bedrock. If your pack includes a lamp or wand item for Allie, structure search alone may not be enough.
Nether Characters: Galath and Manglelie
Galath appears in Nether-focused community lore with fire-themed abilities in some packs — mid-game content, not day-one Jenny practice. Prepare potions, fire resistance, and a safe return path before Nether hunts. Manglelie is a rarer, shy Nether spirit tied to Galath storylines in extended builds — for players who finished core companions and want lore-heavy Nether content.
Forest and Woodland Companions
Ellie Walls suits forest builders who want a companion near timber bases — construction-flavored dialogue more than combat. Bia Prowell is nature-themed with gentle exploration chat in several community versions. Bee Girl adds woodland charm; some packs let her help organize loot, others keep her purely social. These characters reward slow biome exploration more than random teleporting.
Goblin, Kobolds, and Combat Support
Goblin characters add risk — gold theft or cave mischief until befriended. Carry extra gold if your pack uses theft mechanics. Kobolds roam in small surface groups and may trade, follow, or provoke depending on pack AI — wandering encounters, not a single NPC pin on the map. Slime Girl supports combat with split-style behavior in several Java builds; swamp chunks become part of the search route.
Java vs Bedrock Character Differences
| Topic | Java | Bedrock |
|---|---|---|
| Roster depth | Usually largest | Often subset |
| Spawn style | Structures + items | Spawn eggs common |
| Voice/animation | Often richer | Lighter scripting |
| Testing | Forge test world | Three-pack + experiments |
Always match the character list to your specific download, not a generic blog table.
Gifts and Looks Players Ask About
People often search for gift lists, skins, and screenshots. Keep expectations grounded:
- Gifts: flowers, food, fish, diamonds, and emeralds are the usual first tries; exact lists change by pack.
- Typical effects: flowers open basic chat; cooked food improves mood lines; diamonds/emeralds unlock deeper tiers over time; splash potions appear in some Java packs for service-style chats — read your readme.
- Looks: outfits and models depend on the download — Java packs often have deeper options than Bedrock.
- Gallery needs: use your own in-game screenshots of spawn spots and gift menus. Random GIF dumps online rarely match your file.
| Gift | Typical effect | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Flowers | Basic friendly dialogue | Safe first gift |
| Cooked food / fish | Casual chat lines | Fish suits Luna/ocean routes |
| Diamonds / emeralds | Deeper dialogue tiers | Spend after cheap gifts work |
| Armor / weapon | Combat support | Equip, not always a dialogue gift |
| Splash potion (some packs) | Service-style chats | Not in every build |
For gift timing and session flow, read How to Use Jenny Mod in Minecraft. To find Jenny after install, use How to Find Jenny.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do all packs include every character?
No. Community repacks differ. Missing characters usually means a lighter pack, not a broken install.
Can I spawn every character in Creative?
Many Bedrock test guides use Creative spawn eggs. Java depends on whether the pack registers eggs or commands.
Where should I go after reading this list?
Install → find Jenny → gameplay guide → expand to other characters one at a time.