Plasma Blaster 3D Addon

Plasma Blaster 3D mod — sci-fi crowd control that melts mobs without wrecking your builds.

This thing isn’t a reskinned bow; it plays like a proper arena tool. You’re firing bright blue orbs that crackle on impact, pull everything into the splash, light targets up, and finish with a clean AoE pop—no block damage, so you can fight right next to your base, farms, or a friend’s mega-build without leaving craters. The move in survival is simple: kite, cluster, clap. Let zombies trail you into a hallway, tag the lead one so the magnet drags the pack together, then fire again at the feet for a burn + splash that deletes the wave. In caves, hold angles and use the pull to yoink skeletons off their line so they stop landing free shots. In the Nether, treat it like a ghast silencer—pop a projectile as the fireball leaves its mouth, and the pull messes with its hover long enough to land the follow-up without getting juggled into lava. End islands are even better; drag shulkers out from awful perches and burn them before they chain-teleport. Since there’s no terrain grief, you can fight on bridges and not rebuild after.

For PvP, the blaster is all about tempo. Don’t panic-spam; lead your shots at sprinting players and aim for feet to catch slide jumps. The pull is your setup—yoink them off strafe rhythm, then stick the burn pop while they’re correcting. Keep verticals in mind: catching someone mid-ladder or at the top of a stair lets gravity do half the work. On small Bedrock arenas, call your angles so you don’t pull a teammate out of cover; if your host says the magnet affects players, use it to peel for your archer instead of griefing their shot. Because it’s balanced for both PvE and PvP and stays lightweight, it fits right into mixed lobbies where phones and consoles are sharing a Realm. You get the flashy particles and the control without the frame tank.

Builders and server owners can lean into the theme hard. Drop it into a sci-fi hub, set up a wave room with glass floors, and let the glowing orbs do the show while the structure stays intact. For kit nights, pair the blaster with light armor and speed so fights turn into movement duels instead of shield stalemates. In adventure maps, it’s a clean boss tool: pull minions into the boss’s hitbox to stack damage windows without shredding the set. Search heads: “Minecraft Bedrock Plasma Blaster,” “MCPE sci-fi weapon addon,” “Bedrock PvP arena gun.” Bottom line—use the pull to group, place shots at feet, and let the burn + blast clean up. It’s control, damage, and style in one slot, and your world stays spotless when the dust settles.



Installation:
— Download McPack
— Use the Minecraft
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

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