Anime And Cod Zombies Songs
If you have ever wanted to blast the "115" theme while digging a mineshaft, or hang an anime portrait above your nether portal, the Anime And Cod Zombies Songs add-on was made for exactly that. This content mod drops a stack of custom Music Discs and decorative Paintings into Minecraft, letting you theme your base around two very different but equally loud fandoms. It is a small, focused pack that keeps growing, and it slots neatly into survival worlds without breaking vanilla balance.
What the Add-On Adds
The core of the pack is its Music Disc collection. There are 12 discs in total at the time of writing, each one pulling a track from anime openings or the Call of Duty Zombies soundtrack. You get jukebox-ready tunes such as Overlord Rule Of Death, Ultimate Otaku Teacher, Gift, Black Lagoon, Blood Of the Dead, Why the hell you here teacher, Tanya Theme, Carry On, World Break, Rusty Cage, Eliment115, and the classic 115 theme. Drop one into a jukebox and your base instantly sounds like a crossover episode.
Alongside the audio, the mod introduces themed Paintings. The current set includes Tanya, Origins, and several variants of the 115 element artwork in green, blue, and red. Those 115 paintings are not purely decorative either, since the material also functions as a fuel source, which gives builders a practical reason to craft and store it.
Supported Versions and Loaders
Anime And Cod Zombies Songs for Minecraft is built for the Java Edition modding ecosystem, so you will need a matching loader installed before anything else. The pack targets the classic Forge workflow, and it runs best on the older 1.7.10 and 1.12.2 branches where most painting and disc mods still thrive. Always check the file listing for the exact build that matches your loader and game version, because mixing a 1.7.10 jar into a 1.12.2 profile is the fastest way to a crash report.
Recommended Companion Mods
The author notes that a painting selector mod is optional but strongly recommended. Vanilla Minecraft picks a random painting whenever you place one, which makes it painful to get the exact Tanya or Origins canvas you want. A selector mod with modded painting support lets you choose the precise artwork before placing it.
- Use a painting selection mod for full control over which artwork appears.
- Keep a stack of 115 variants handy as a backup fuel source for furnaces.
- Store spare discs in a labeled chest so you can swap jukebox tracks quickly.
- Match your loader version to the mod file before launching the game.
If you would rather skip the manual file juggling, the foxygame.net launcher handles the heavy lifting by installing Anime And Cod Zombies Songs straight from its add-on catalog with a single click, then keeping it updated as new discs and paintings arrive.
How to Install
Learning how to install the pack takes only a few minutes. Follow these steps in order and you will be listening to Rusty Cage before your next mining trip.
- Install the correct loader for your Minecraft version, then run the game once to generate the mods folder.
- Download Anime And Cod Zombies Songs from a trusted source and confirm the file matches your game version.
- Drop the jar file into the mods folder without unzipping it.
- Add a painting selector mod if you want deterministic artwork placement.
- Launch the game, craft a jukebox, and test a disc to confirm everything loaded.
Final Thoughts
Anime And Cod Zombies Songs is a niche pack, and it knows it. Twelve discs and a handful of paintings will not overhaul your world, but they add a very specific kind of personality that vanilla Minecraft simply cannot match. The 115 fuel mechanic gives the decoration a functional edge, and the promise of regular updates means the track list should keep expanding. If your base needs a soundtrack that swings between anime openings and zombie-slaying anthems, this add-on delivers exactly that.