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The cape Mojang teased for Gamescom and the Minecraft Dungeons II Corrupted Creeper Cape are the same item — announced twice, a day apart, which is why half the internet reported two. Here is what it actually is, and the part that will disappoint Java players.
Mojang announced five capes alongside Minecraft Dungeons II — but only two of them ever reach Minecraft: Java and Bedrock Edition. Here is the full list, every deadline, and which three never leave Dungeons.
Mojang rendered the fifth Dungeons II cape in full — gold, navy and cyan — then listed no name for it and no way to get it. The article's own writer admits to improvising the description to fill the space. Here is what is actually confirmed.
The Hero Cape is free, it works on Java and Bedrock, and it rewards you for a game you already played. It also has the only hard deadline in the entire Minecraft Dungeons II cape line-up — and a two-step unlock that people will get backwards.
The Soul Cape is the most expensive cape in the Minecraft Dungeons II line-up — it comes with the Deluxe Edition. It is also one of the three that never reach Java or Bedrock, which matters a lot if a cape is why you were upgrading.
The Twisted Cape is a sculk-themed pre-order bonus that also unlocks on Java and Bedrock. There is no redemption deadline — the gate is the launch date itself, September 29, 2026, and physical pre-orders have an extra step that will strand people.
Mojang teased a creeper cape for Gamescom 2026 on the Minecraft channel, pulled the post, and reposted it a day later as Minecraft Dungeons II. It is one cape, not two — and it does not go on your Java or Bedrock account.
Every cape code you can buy right now, with its real price and its confirmed owner count side by side. The spread runs from pocket change to the price of a games console — and the reason why is not the one most guides give.
Most cape rarity guides rank on reputation. This one ranks on confirmed owner counts — and the results overturn the usual top ten. The Scrolls Cape has 9 owners. MINECON 2011 has 3,538.
All 46 Minecraft capes in one place, with confirmed owner counts, release years, and whether each one can still be obtained. No guesswork — every number comes from tracked account data.
A complete step-by-step guide to redeeming your Minecraft cape code and equipping your new cape in-game. Works for both Java and Bedrock Edition. Takes less than 2 minutes.
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