Minions: The Evolution Of The Minions Supervillain

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The Minions evolved from a single-celled organism at the dawn of time to become these yellow bananas shaped organisms. Their purpose in life is to serve, but always find themselves at odd with nature because they continually serve unsuccessfully masters. The Minions have served masters like Napoleon and T. Rex. Without a master to serve, the Minions become depressed. Nonetheless, Kevin developed a plan to find the tribe the biggest, baddest villain to serve, but he needed two more assistants for the journey. Kevin, Bob, and Stuart set out to find the evilest villain in the world for their tribe to follow. Their quest land them in the hands of Scarlet Overkill, who was the world's first-ever female supervillain.

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