Mob Girls Versions Compared

Introduction

Four versions of the add-on sit on the download page, and picking the right one matters more than picking the newest one. Each package was built for a different stage of Minecraft Bedrock, and the best choice is the one that matches the game version on your device.

This page compares all four releases listed for Mob Girls: v0.4.5 at 5.2 MB, 0.4.6 at 21.2 MB, 0.4.7 at 21.4 MB, and the current v1.21 at 22.0 MB. The pattern behind the sizes tells most of the story before we get into details.

If you only remember one rule, make it this: match the add-on to your game first, and worry about features second. A matching older version always beats a mismatched new one.

The Latest Release: v1.21

v1.21 is the current release and the one listed in the app information as the add-on version. At 22.0 MB it is the full package: the complete character set, models, animations, and AI behaviour in their most developed form.

Choose v1.21 if your Minecraft Bedrock is a recent build. It is the version that gets the attention, the one most guides and community content assume, and the natural starting point for new players.

The 0.4.7 Release

Version 0.4.7, at 21.4 MB, is the last of the 0.4.x line and very close in size and content to the current release. Its download file carries a fix label, which tells you it was a corrective update on top of 0.4.6 rather than a content expansion.

Players on slightly older Bedrock builds who find v1.21 misbehaving often land here. It keeps almost everything while matching the game versions of its period.

The 0.4.6 Release

Version 0.4.6 weighs 21.2 MB, nearly the same as its successor, which suggests the full character content was already in place by this point in the line. The differences between 0.4.6 and 0.4.7 are refinement and fixes rather than headline features.

Keep 0.4.6 in mind if your game version sits in its window and 0.4.7 gives you trouble; otherwise prefer the later fixed build when both are options.

The Small v0.4.5 Package

v0.4.5 stands out at just 5.2 MB, roughly a quarter of the size of the later releases. A gap that large means a much earlier stage of the add-on: fewer or lighter assets, an earlier character set, and less of the animation and behaviour work that defines the current experience.

It still has a job. On an old device with an old game build, or where storage is genuinely tight, v0.4.5 is the lightweight option. Just set expectations accordingly: it is the early edition of the idea, not the finished one.

Which Version Should You Pick

Start from your game, not from this list. Check your Minecraft version in the game settings, then take the newest add-on release that suits it: v1.21 for current builds, the 0.4.x line for older ones. The Mob Girls compatibility guide walks through matching versions in more depth.

If two releases both work with your game, take the newer one. Fixes accumulate, and there is no benefit to running an older build than you need to.

• Recent Bedrock build: v1.21
• Slightly older build: 0.4.7, then 0.4.6
• Old build or tight storage: v0.4.5
• Unsure: check your game version first

Switching Versions Later

Changing versions is painless: download the new package, import it, and enable its packs in your world in place of the old ones. Your world, builds, and progress are untouched, because add-ons change content, not your save data.

If characters look wrong after a switch, run the pack check from the packs explained guide: both lists, both packs, correct order. Version switches fail at the pack step far more often than at the download step.