A 'seed' is what the game uses to create the game's base, unmodified terrain. It can't give you user-made structures, or the contents of mods, like Herobrine mods.
'Seeds' are a string of text and numbers that Minecraft uses to generate a world. So it controls all naturally-appearing terrain. Herobrine is added by a mod, there's no 'seed' for it, that's not what seeds are for.
Herobrine is not on any version of minecraft on any platform. He is simply a myth
'Herobrine' is an urban legend, and does not exist in any version of the game.
Lots of people "claim" to have seen Herobrine, but the truth is that Herobrine doesn't exist. There is no reference in the source code for any mob to act like Herobrine, therefore he is non existent. The only way Herobrine can exist is through mods.
you cant any more because herobrine was removed from the game making it impossible to get any more
Herobrine is not a part of any version of Minecraft, it is unlikely he ever will be.
No, herobrine isn't in ANY version in ANY edition of minecraft. He is a myth/legend.
no herobrine is not real if you see it it is fake!
Herobrine has never been in Minecraft, any edition.
The seed commonly associated with Herobrine, the mythical character in Minecraft, is "1" or "-1", although many players have reported various seeds claiming to have encountered him. However, it's essential to note that Herobrine is not actually a part of the official game and has never been included in any Minecraft update. Encounters with him are often attributed to mods, custom maps, or hoaxes. Players often use these seeds in the context of the Herobrine mythos rather than as a means to genuinely find him.
Herobrine is not real and has never been real in any edition of Minecraft, or in any version of any edition. Anyone that tells you he is real is lying, and Notch did confirm that in a certain tweet on his Twitter, which you may find quoted on the Herobrine page on the Minecraft Wiki.
Herobrine's skin is basically a Steve (default) skin except the eyes are white. If you search "Herobrine" on any skin database website you can easily find one.