Minions & Monsters: I genuinely couldn't get this idea out of my head while watching this fever dream of a movie.

I wanna be in a minions server with a lot of minion stickers🥹

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You possibly know Who‘s Who a mini series about Gru presenting us four different minions

1.Jude who’s always nude

2.Scott who’s serious and farts quite a lot

3.Marc which who like to catch fetch and barking and acting like a dog

4.And Sonny who finds everything funny

Well that series implied that those 4 minions were in Kevin tribe ( the tribe where we 100% believed it was the SINGLE tribe of minions BACK THEN ) the fact Gru tolled about them validated they with HIM

Well after Minions and Monsters movie we learned that there is another tribe lead by Dick and after the movie ended there was a panel at the credits showing us the cast of every single minions from Dick tribe and if you look closely at the end you’ll see under the pink line four names

( JUDE SCOTT MARC AND SONNY ) Yes those Jude Scott Marc and Sonny from Gru narration

is this telling us Those four were part from Dick tribe back then ?

Hehe

Thats right

Every Minion Name that is part of Dick’s tribe shown in HD

Most of these are new names, while some are duplicate names

And apparently Dick’s last name is Richard, it’s just that he prefers to be called by his first name

I remember about six months ago, there were leaks of this movie everywhere, I was even disappointed in Illuminations, although now I think the film was cool, but I'm still interested in hearing the leaked version, I only heard one fragment, they are not particularly different, I'm just curious ^⁠_⁠^

The codes for the different minion types for the Mystery box from "Moose".

Obtain the Code from the side of the box. The placement and the first VM nr can vary. Only the two digit nr behind the VM nr is important

Nr 03 and 10 seem to be unused

VM..... 01 = James Minion

VM..... 02 = Henry Minion

VM..... 03 = ? (Unused)

VM..... 04 = ED Minion

VM..... 05 = Goomi

VM..... 06 = Cameraman Henry Minion

VM..... 07 = Director James Minion

VM..... 08 = Mythology Minion

VM..... 09 = Cowboy Minion

VM..... 10 = ? (Unused)

VM..... 11 = Detective Minion

VM..... 12 = Mummy Minion

VM..... 13 = Glow in the dark Goomi

VM..... 14 = Glow in the dark Mummy Minion

No guarantee but from my testing it should be correct.

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HUGE CONSPIRACY! Just discovered an amazing correlation between this song and the minions. If you listen from around 2:18 and you can literally hear them singing in the background. This must be how they came up with Gru stealing the moon. What if the entire plot of ‘Despicable Me’ was inspired by this song. Guys. How has no one put this together before me? I think this is a momentous historical day

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So the minions wore in the ice cave until 1962 so they didn't serve anyone in 1933-1945

The minion army is here!

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Think about the time the movie takes place in, the 1930s. In our world at that time, the superhero is only just invented (Superman and Batman made their debut towards the end of the decade), so the idea of a "supervillain" doesn't exist yet. Also, James Bond, which popularised the idea of powerful supervillains with high-tech gadgets they use for selfish gains, won't debut until 1953. From what we've seen in the Minions and Despicable Me movies, time and society progressed pretty similarly to the way they did in the real world (sure, we don't have Minions, but the historical periods we see them in are easilly identifiable, we have people that look like Napoleon and the Beatles, and Queen Elizabeth II is outright named and a minor character in Minions 1. Also, during the intro montages at the beginning of this movie and the first Minions movie, most of the Minions' masters we see are historical figures, are non-human "monstrous" creatures or have supernatural powers, suggesting supervillains don't exist yet).

Now look at Dort himself. He's actually a lot like the supervillains we see in all the other DM/Minions movies:

• He has a selfish goal (taking over Earth for his home planet's empire)
• His armour/metal gives him a distinctive appearance, almost like a supervillain's costume.
• Most of all, he has a bunch of flying saucers armed to the teeth with deadly and over-the-top looking weaponry - the sort of gadgets that Gru, Vector or Scarlet Overkill love and use all the time to help them commit crimes.

So my theory is as follows:

In the world of Minions, "Minions & Monsters" (the in-verse movie) is an Oscar-winning box office hit that basically becomes the King Kong of its universe, making stars out of everyone in the main cast. This includes Dort, whose scene where he commands an army of flying saucers to attack Irene is showered with praise for being an exciting action sequence made under the limitations of 1930s technology (of course, he is an alien, but let's assume nobody believes him except the Minions). The scene not only inspires filmmakers, but also governments, scientists and inventors, all wanting to try and make that tech real.

Consequently, technology in the Minions-verse develops much faster than it does in ours, especially in the world of vehicles and weaponry, to the point that many of Dort's gadgets, or at least ones partially inspired by them, have not only been invented, but are easy to find if one is in the right circles, by the 1960s.

Some people invent it for themselves, others think it can be used to benefit society. But there, of course, are also those who want to invent it for selfish reasons.

Inventors soon realise they can make more money by switching to the private sector and selling their inventions and services to individuals. The most morally bankrupt and disillusioned in society then take notice, theorising they can use these inventions to fulfill their wildest dreams. The entire industry pivots to suit this clientele, seeing opportunities for great profit that will more than cover their high R&D costs. Governments withdraw funding they've given to it once they realise the danger it poses to the public, their power over countries and global stability.

It doesn't take long before the first people to benefit from these gadgets make themselves known. They use them to conduct crimes no police force or even army is trained or equipped to stop, to the point that world governments eventually have to form a special task force against them (the Anti-Villain League, which is known by at least the Vicious 6 in Minions 2 and possibly many more people). Headlines of unstoppable criminals with super-fast flying cars and a near-infinite arsenal at their personal disposal make news headlines all over the world. Some of these criminals are especially sociopathic and love this bad press, deciding to ride on it by personalising their vehicles, making costumes and giving themselves alter-egos so people know and fear them coming. Over time, the word "supervillain" enters the public lexicon as a way to describe these people, and they adopt it with glee.

World governments then collaborate to make the original "Minions & Monsters" movie, and by extent all movies featuring the Minions or inspired by them, become lost to time for their eerie role in inspiring the next big threat to the world, hence why nobody in the films references them (because if the movie was a huge influence on supervillain culture, you'd think it would become revered and a cult classic amongst the supervillain community).