No. It comes from community-made horror mods and related projects; it is not an official vanilla mob.
The original Gargin CurseForge listing is for Minecraft Java 1.19.3 with Forge.
Yes, through separate Fabric port projects. Use a Fabric build designed for your Minecraft version and read its dependency list.
Community port work exists for newer branches with NeoForge support on specific releases. Verify the current file list before installing.
Many releases do. The original project and several ports list GeckoLib. Always match the library to the same Minecraft version and loader.
Support depends on the project. Some ports explicitly support client and server, while other builds may differ. Check the source project environment details.
The most common causes are loader mismatch, wrong Minecraft version, missing dependency or a conflict with another mod. Use a minimal test instance to isolate the problem.
No. This is an independent information hub and does not claim ownership of the original mod or community ports.
No. Download buttons route to recognized project listings so authorship, file history and requirements remain visible.
Java mod .jar files do not install directly into Bedrock Edition. Bedrock add-ons with similar themes are separate projects and should not be treated as the same mod.