An Enderman is a black, neutral creature of the End. It has a slender anthropomorphic body, its arms and legs are long and thin. Its eyes are purple and emit lavender particles identical to portal particles. Enderman spawn spawn in solid blocks at a light level of 7 or less. They commonly spawn in the End, in groups (or haunts) of 4 individuals. However, on the surface they spawn in groups of 1-4 and are rarer than most other monsters. In the Nether they spawned in numbers of 4 and were rarer. However, with the Nether Update, they are more commonly spawned in the Warped Forest biome, allowing you to farm without having to go to The End. Enderman behavior takes damage when coming into contact with water (including splashable water bottles), rain, fire, and lava. They can also climb a full block without having to jump, just like an Iron Golem. Endermen do not attack unless provoked by a player attacking them or looking at their upper back from up to 64 blocks away. When provoked by being watched, they will also make a long, loud, threatening sound and run shivering at the player to attack them. If an Enderman is provoked by another creature, it will stop attacking the player. If you look at its head, it won't attack the player until the player stops looking directly at it. Since they are damaged by water and rain, they will teleport when taking damage from either of these. However, Endermen will not take damage when in a full cauldron (except in Bedrock Edition). They will also teleport if they take suffocation, fire or lava damage, as well as damage from poison or the rotting effect. Endermen will continue chasing a player until they are dead, taking severe damage, or being distracted by outside elements such as rain, fire, or sun; that are likely to teleport to underground locations, such as caves and abandoned mines, at dawn. If the player sleeps in a bed, it is possible for an Enderman to teleport over and punch them out, however the player will continue to sleep. Endermen cannot be taunted by players looking through transparent blocks or wearing a pumpkin on their head. However, they can become aggressive by a player on a cart at some angles. Endermen will attempt to kill endermites as long as they were spawned from End Pearls and there are no players nearby in Survival Mode or Adventure Mode. If the player is close enough to the endermite, endermen will focus on the player instead of the endermite. If you throw a splash potion of invisibility on an Enderman, he will become invisible, but you can still see his eyes and particles. In the end, an invisible Enderman at a distance will become visible as a pale purple figure.