Largest Minecraft Punctuation Mark

China

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Beihu-Chenzhou-Hunan, SAR, China / October 11, 2026

Yanhao Deng of Chenzhou, China, built an underscore out of 2,904 smooth quartz blocks on a flat Minecraft world, the long low line joining "Moneybox" and "Den" in a giant in-game sentence. The screen recording walks the slanted white bar from one tip to the other, marks both ends with WorldEdit, and runs a block count that returns 2,904. RecordSetter checked that the selection runs from tip to tip of the mark and that the count appears in the same continuous recording. Unicode files the underscore under connector punctuation, and this one connects a whole name.

Tags: gaming, video game, text, minecraft, building, punctuation

Rules

- The punctuation mark must be built from solid blocks in Minecraft
- Any single punctuation mark is allowed, and it must be recognizable as that mark
- The mark may stand alone or be part of larger text, but only the blocks of the mark itself count
- The result is the number of blocks in the mark, counted on camera with WorldEdit
- Video must show the whole mark, the WorldEdit selection and the final block count
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