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Bee
BeeOld-gen console version and Nintendo 3DS version
Classic mode icon Classic
Expert mode icon Expert
Master mode icon Master
Statistics
Type
Environment
AI TypeFlying
Damage20 / 4072
Max Life20 / 3066
Defense5
KB Resist50% / 55
Inflicts debuff
Inflicts debuff
Inflicts debuff
DebuffPoisonedPoisoned
Debuff tooltipSlowly losing life
Bee
Bee 1
Classic mode icon Classic
Expert mode icon Expert
Master mode icon Master
Statistics
Type
Environment
AI TypeFlying
Damage15 / 30108
Max Life10 / 1566
Defense2
KB Resist50% / 55
Inflicts debuff
Inflicts debuff
Inflicts debuff
DebuffPoisonedPoisoned
Debuff tooltipSlowly losing life

Bees are small enemies that are spawned by the Queen Bee boss in the Underground Jungle, and will also appear when destroying a beehive and occasionally when mining hive blocks that make up giant underground Bee Hives. They are not to be confused with summoned bees from the Bee Gun or the Honey Comb. Bees are immune to the Poisoned and Venom debuffs. In Expert mode, they will inflict the Poisoned debuff to players. Bees may also spawn from mini hives found in the jungle which will drop and spawn bees.

Notes

  • Unlike summoned Bees, these bees do not die/despawn when entering water.
  • The damage done by bees is greatly increased in hard mode if you are playing on an expert mode world. This can easily catch players unawares, as bees are normally easily dealt with at this stage of the game.

Tips

  • Since they can spawn from hive blocks, it is recommended that you enter the hive with caution, even though they have almost no defense (2 and 5) and very little health. A pickaxe will kill them, even those made of copper. Even with this, breaking too many hives at once can cause a player with low-tier armor to die if not careful.

See also

History

  • 1.3.1: Added naturally occurring Beehive traps, which release 2-3 bees when destroyed.
  • 1.2: Introduced.

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