I Trolled Slogo by Building a DEAD DOG Statue... (Minecraft Squid Island)

Summary

In this episode of Minecraft Squid Island, the player, Jelly, is frustrated with Slogo, the current president of the land, for unfairly altering Jelly's property and causing damage to his pyramid and Craner’s camel statue. Determined to seek revenge while following the rules, Jelly embarks on multiple tasks: repairing his pyramid, fixing Craner’s statue, gathering resources, and building a symbolic 'Dead Bork' dog bone statue on Slogo’s illegally built island as a warning. Throughout the episode, Jelly strategizes to gain power and aims to become the next president.

Takeaways

• 🏢 Jelly Ink's headquarters is a pyramid, and Jelly is upset because Slogo, the current president of the island, has damaged part of his property.
• 📜 Slogo accused Jelly of illegally expanding his land, and as a result, destroyed a section of Jelly's pyramid, causing business harm.
• 😠 Jelly feels that Slogo's leadership is dictatorial and unfair, and he's planning revenge, though he's trying to follow the laws.
• 🐪 A statue of a camel named Humpy that Jelly built for Craner was damaged by Slogo, and Jelly is working to fix it.
• 💰 Jelly's task for the day is to build a bone statue on Josh's new island, which Jelly feels was created unfairly.
• ⛏️ Jelly uses a Netherite pickaxe to gather resources, including bone blocks from the Nether, to complete his tasks.
• 💎 Jelly successfully mines enough diamonds to pay a tax of 64 diamonds, though he feels the tax is ridiculous.
• 🏗️ Jelly fixes the damage to Craner’s camel statue and recreates a path using bamboo to restore functionality to the area.
• 🐕 Jelly builds a bone statue of a dead dog to send a message to Slogo that although he's not breaking any laws, he's ready to retaliate.
• 🗳️ Jelly mentions that voting for the new president is coming up soon, and he encourages viewers to vote for him to prevent future unfair actions by Slogo.

Q & A

What is the main conflict discussed in the script?

The main conflict revolves around the speaker's disagreement with Slogo, the current president of the land, who is enforcing laws that negatively impact the speaker's business and property.

What action did Slogo take that upset the speaker?

Slogo cut away a large part of the speaker's pyramid, claiming that the speaker had illegally expanded their land, which the speaker disagrees with.

What is the purpose of the speaker's company, Jelly Inc.?

Jelly Inc. appears to be the speaker's company, and its headquarters is a pyramid. The company is involved in building and delivering custom structures, like the camel statue for Craner.

What does the speaker plan to do in response to Slogo's actions?

The speaker is planning revenge against Slogo, which involves building a 'dead dog' bone statue on Slogo's new island, symbolically threatening Slogo’s pet dog Bork.

What happened to the camel statue that Jelly Inc. built for Craner?

Slogo claimed the camel statue was unlawfully built and cut into it, leaving Craner’s pet camel, Humpy, living in a damaged statue.

What is the speaker's task involving the 'Bone Statue'?

The speaker’s task is to build a bone statue on Slogo's newly claimed island, which they plan to turn into a symbolic 'dead dog' statue as a form of retaliation.

How does the speaker gather resources for their tasks?

The speaker gathers resources by exploring the Nether for bone blocks and mining for materials such as cobblestone, diamonds, and nether bricks.

What issue does the speaker face with the blast furnace?

The speaker mistakenly tries to use lava in the blast furnace, which doesn't work, and they realize they need regular furnaces instead.

Why is the speaker upset about the tax imposed by Slogo?

The speaker is frustrated by the tax because they are required to pay 64 diamonds, which they find excessive, especially since they feel Slogo is a 'little dictator.'

What message does the speaker hope to send by building the 'dead dog' statue?

The speaker wants to show Slogo that although he is in power, his control is fragile, as the statue symbolizes the threat to Slogo’s dog Bork if Slogo continues his authoritarian behavior.