In a recent trend, Minecraft players are using unique methods to voice their discontent with the annual mob vote moderated by Mojang, the developers of Minecraft, a popular sandbox game. This voting process determines the next creature to be added to the game, but several players feel let down as Mojang only ends up including one out of the usually three suggestions. For the 2023 mob vote, the options included a block-grabbing crab, a wolf armor-yielding armadillo, and a boat-speeding penguin. However, some players are frustrated that Mojang, a large entity, is discarding two fully developed mob ideas to include just one. In response, players on TikTok have started creating and sharing propaganda posters, referred to as "Minecraft union propaganda", to inspire others to boycott the mob vote. This campaign, with a hint of socialist influence, lauds game modders for incorporating the abandoned mob ideas into the game. A Change.org petition, supporting the "anti-mob vote" agenda, has gained strong momentum with more than 220,000 signatures so far. The petition criticizes the mob vote for creating division within the Minecraft community and bemoaning a shortage of new game content, in spite of the support from Microsoft. Unless the dissatisfied Minecraft players succeed, the 2023 mob vote will be initiated on October 13, with the results to be revealed during Minecraft Live two days later. Minecraft has always thrived on its open-world nature, offering a blank canvas for players to create their own experiences. It has seen many updates and remains a highly cherished game within the player community, even leading some dedicated fans to recreate entire universes from other games within its pixelated world.