Jenny Mod Characters Names: Full Character List & Guide

Searching for the Jenny Mod characters names? The short answer: Jenny is the main character, and later releases add Ellie, Bia, Allie, Bee, Luna, Galath, and Slime Girl — but the roster is not the same in every version.

This page is a quick, search-focused guide to every major name in the mod: who each character is, what they do, and where to find them. For the full deep dive — detailed abilities, locations, and version breakdowns — see the complete Jenny Mod characters encyclopedia.

Jenny Mod Character List at a Glance

If a name you expected is missing from your game, it is almost always a version difference — not a bug.

Jenny: The Main Character

Jenny is the name everyone searches for, and for good reason. She is the main character and namesake of the mod, appearing in the classic Java build and most versions that followed.

Jenny is an interactive companion NPC — not a background mob. She speaks custom dialogue, reacts when you give her gifts like diamonds, emeralds, or gold, and performs custom animations. In the classic version, you find her in a small house with a pointed roof that generates in the world. Once met, she can follow you through caves, across oceans, and into the Nether, teleporting to catch up when you move too far ahead. She also heals herself when hurt and can hand out Lucky Potions.

One note worth making plainly: many of Jenny’s interactions are adult-oriented. The mod is intended for players 18 and above.

For a full breakdown of her dialogue, abilities, and version differences, the Jenny Mod characters encyclopedia page covers her in detail, and the Jenny Mod features guide explains what the companion system does in gameplay.

Ellie: The Second Companion

Ellie is the second major name in the Jenny Mod character list, added in later releases.

She fills the same companion role as Jenny but as a distinct character — her own appearance, dialogue set, and animations. Players who want variety beyond Jenny usually look for Ellie first. Where she appears depends on the release: some versions place her in the world, others spawn her through items or eggs. Ellie does not exist in the earliest builds.

Bia: The Birch Forest Companion

Bia is a companion character tied to birch forest areas in the versions that include her. Her mechanics are simpler than Jenny’s — she follows the player and reacts to interactions. Like Ellie, she is version-dependent: no mention in your release notes means she is not part of that build.

Allie: The Summonable Companion

Allie stands out because you do not find her in the world — you call her to you. In some versions, an item called Allie’s Lamp summons her to your location, handy when you want a companion on demand. Once summoned, she acts as a companion with her own dialogue. Both Allie and the lamp are version-dependent.

Bee: The Nature Companion

Bee is a nature-themed companion in some Java builds and Bedrock add-ons, associated with forest areas. Some Bedrock versions let you spawn her with a spawn egg in Creative mode. She follows the follower-style companion pattern — traveling with you and reacting to interactions. Check whether your release lists her before going looking.

Luna, Galath, and Slime Girl

These three appear only in specific builds, which is why they are less well-known:

• Luna — an additional companion with her own look and dialogue. Her location or spawn method depends on the release; she is not tied to a known structure like Jenny’s house.
• Galath — a companion with her own dialogue and interactions. Some versions include an item called the Galath Coin tied to her, similar to how Allie’s Lamp works for Allie.
• Slime Girl — a slime-themed spawnable character. In some versions she cannot be tamed or set as a follower the way Jenny can; she works more as an interactive spawn than a full companion.

None of these three appear in every version. Treat any fan-made “complete” list with caution and verify against your release notes.

How Characters Appear in Gameplay

How you actually meet these characters depends on the version:

• World structures: In the classic Java build, Jenny lives in a small pointed-roof house that generates in the world. You explore until you find it.
• Biome spawning: Bia is tied to birch forests and Bee to forests in the versions that include them.
• Summoning items: Allie’s Lamp (Allie) and the Galath Coin (Galath) call characters to you in specific releases.
• Spawn eggs: Bedrock add-ons commonly use spawn eggs in Creative mode to spawn characters like Jenny and Bee.

The fastest way to meet everyone: create a test Creative world, check the release notes for each character’s method, and try them one at a time.

Java vs Bedrock: Different Rosters

This is the part most guides skip, and it causes the most confusion. The classic Jenny Mod is a Java Edition mod (Minecraft 1.12.2 with Forge). The “Jenny Mod” files for Android and Bedrock are separate community-made add-ons — they recreate the characters but are not the same implementation.

What that means for character names:

• Java: the fullest roster and the deepest character mechanics. Jenny’s dialogue, gift reactions, and abilities are most complete here.
• Bedrock: add-ons recreate a selection of characters — usually Jenny plus a few others — with lighter features and simpler dialogue. Each add-on chooses its own roster.

A character name matching across Java and Bedrock does not mean the same experience. Always check the add-on’s own character list.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Jenny Mod characters names? The main names are Jenny, Ellie, Bia, Allie, Bee, Luna, Galath, and Slime Girl. Jenny appears in nearly every version; the rest are version-dependent. Extra names like Creeper Girl or Enderwoman appear only in specific community builds.

Who is the main character in Jenny Mod? Jenny. She is the namesake of the mod, appears in the classic version, and has the most developed companion mechanics — dialogue, gift reactions, following, healing, and combat support.

How many characters are in Jenny Mod? It depends on the version. Early builds have Jenny alone; later releases add several more; some community builds list a dozen or more. Check your specific release’s character list for the real number.

Where can I find Jenny in the mod? In the classic Java version, Jenny lives in a small pointed-roof house that generates in the world — explore on foot or fly in Creative mode to find it. Bedrock add-ons may use spawn eggs instead.

Why is a character missing from my game? Almost always a version difference: the character exists only in a specific release, your Bedrock add-on recreates only some characters, or packs and experimental settings are not enabled. Check the release notes first.

Are all Jenny Mod characters available on Bedrock? No. Bedrock add-ons recreate a selection with lighter features, and each add-on picks its own roster. Do not expect the full Java lineup on mobile.

Is there a full character encyclopedia? Yes — the dedicated Jenny Mod characters page covers each character’s abilities, locations, and version differences in full depth. This page is the quick reference; that page is the complete guide.

Conclusion

The Jenny Mod character list starts with Jenny — the main companion every version includes — and grows with Ellie, Bia, Allie, Bee, Luna, Galath, and Slime Girl depending on the release. Remember that the roster is never universal: Java and Bedrock versions differ, and community builds pick their own lineups. Check your version’s character list, test in a Creative world, and use the full Jenny Mod characters encyclopedia when you want the complete picture. For the broader mod overview, start at the Jenny Mod Minecraft APK homepage.