KantoBlocks is a building-block library made for creators who want to build classic Kanto-inspired towns, routes, interiors, caves, gyms, and adventure maps in Minecraft.
It was originally created for the CobbleKanto project, where we needed a lot more than a few decorative blocks. The map needed city floors, walls, carpets, cave tiles, route details, signs, furniture-like pieces, themed interiors, connected textures, and a cleaner way to give builders access to the whole block set.
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KantoBlocks is not meant to be a generic “random blocks” mod. It is a focused building kit.
It works best for:
The main goal is to make it easier to build a full adventure region without having every house, route, cave, and interior depend only on vanilla blocks.
KantoBlocks includes sets inspired by many different map areas and building types, including:
Some blocks are full cubes, while others use custom shapes, directional placement, slabs, stairs, carpets, panes, fences, plants, signs, or connected textures.
Several KantoBlocks use connected textures through Athena.
This helps walls, floors, carpets, cave tiles, and other surfaces blend more naturally when placed together. It is especially useful for large interiors or route sections where repeating the same square texture would look too harsh.
Because of that, Athena is required for the intended visual result.
KantoBlocks includes a KantoBlocks Converter, a utility block made to help players access the block set more comfortably.
The converter has a scrollable GUI with a block palette. You insert a valid currency item, select the block you want, and receive the selected KantoBlock.
The converter is useful for:
By default, the converter can use pokéballs and copper ingots as currencies to get the blocks.
Required:
Recommended / ecosystem:
Cobblemon is part of the CobbleKanto ecosystem and is recommended for the intended adventure-map experience, but KantoBlocks itself is primarily a building-block mod.
Do not forget to install Athena and GeckoLib. Some blocks and visual features depend on them.
Does this mod add natural world generation?
No. KantoBlocks is a building/decorative block library. It does not generate structures or terrain by itself.
Is this only for CobbleKanto?
No. It was made for CobbleKanto, but you can use it in your own maps, servers, modpacks, or builds.
Can I use this in my own map, server or content?
Yes. You can use it in maps, servers, modpacks, screenshots, videos, livestreams, and showcases, as long as you do not reupload or claim the mod/assets as your own.
Why does it require Athena?
Athena is used for connected texture blocks.
Why does it require GeckoLib?
GeckoLib is used by some custom rendered blocks and items.
Can I use WorldEdit with these blocks?
Yes. KantoBlocks is useful for map building workflows, including WorldEdit-based building, as long as your server/client has the mod installed.
KantoBlocks gives you the main visual foundation, but it works best when treated as part of a larger building palette. For more detailed areas, you may want to mix it with vanilla Minecraft blocks or other decoration mods, such as Chipped, to reach the exact look you want.
For the most complete building experience, we recommend combining KantoBlocks with KantoModels. While KantoModels provides the main floors, walls, paths, caves, and structural pieces, KantoModels adds the extra decorative models and small details that help towns, routes, interiors, and special areas feel more alive.
Special thanks to everyone following the CobbleKanto project and to the Cobblemon community for inspiring so many map makers to build bigger worlds.
KantoBlocks is an unofficial fan-made Minecraft mod.
This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or approved by Nintendo, Game Freak, Creatures Inc., The Pokémon Company, Mojang Studios, Microsoft, or the Cobblemon team.
Minecraft is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Pokémon and related names are trademarks of their respective owners. Cobblemon belongs to its respective creators.
