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Per.GalacticPetey said:They're all the same little annoyance that offer nothing to the plot and take away focus from the main characters.
I third this. Like, both movies would probably be much better without them.Shadow said:Per.GalacticPetey said:They're all the same little annoyance that offer nothing to the plot and take away focus from the main characters.
ask the creators idkHowl said:"subplot"
how do you have a subplot about them if the movie is literally about them
how do you even know thatDr. Javelin said:part of what makes gru so cool is that he recognizes which one is which when it's next to impossible for us to do so
well I mean maybe they just gave up on him getting the name right and just send someone whenever asked forDr. Javelin said:because he does refer to certain ones differently
like, when he wanted the wi-fi fixed he would ask for a certain one
Those are Bob, Stuart, Tim, and Phil respectively. And it was Tim who dressed as the dad. There are no tall minions with one eye, although I have seen fan art of one called Bill. He wasn't in any of the films, so I know he is not real.Mrs. Doubtfire said:i still don't know which minion is which
i know there's different variations, like one's short, fat, bald and has two eyes, one's ditto with one eye, one's tall and thin with two eyes, ditto with one eye, etc, etc...
but i still don't know which is which. as far as i'm concerned, it could have been either the short fat one with two eyes or the tall thin one with one eye who played the dad at the supermarket.
Obviously the 42nd one on 1-2 in the original Super Mario Bros.Dankey Kang said:That's kinda like asking "What's your favorite Brick Block from Super Mario Bros".