They have one or two eyes, and their irises are almost always brown (except for Bob, who has one green and one brown eye). They have three fingers and toes per hand and foot, respectively. There appears to be no other difference between the two types beyond the number and color of eyes, and their height.
There are two different eye types: one eye and two eyes. But did you know that tall minions only ever have sprout hair and one-eyed minions are normally small.
There are six canonical haircuts (bald, center-parted, spiky, sprout, short buzz, and long buzz) and three body shapes (short and plump, tall and skinny, and medium). These combinations allow for 18 different variations of Minion, so by also varying the number of eyes, twice as many potential Minions are possible.
Meet Bob the Minion, who has one green eye and one brown eye, a condition which doctors call heterochromia. Heterochromia is defined as having different colored eyes, due to more or less melanin (pigment) in the iris.
The company says the color came about after Pharrell Williams, who sings the song “Happy” from the Despicable Me 2 film, first came up with the idea and the Pantone team worked with animators at Illumination Entertainment to nail down the specific shade of Minion yellow.
Originally conceived as robots, the banana-hued critters have always distinctly male, but have you ever wondered why? The creator of the Minions explained the reason behind the lack of females in their population back in 2015 – and it's not what you might think. leaving the page.
Otto has a tuft of hair, a mouth full of braces, and, most excitingly, he's fat. In fact—and it truly blows my mind to say this—Otto is the best fat character in a major animated film since the iconic Shrek.
It's Bob the Minion, also known as King Bob. You can tell Bob apart from his “buddies” because he's short, bald, and has heterochromia (one green eye, one brown eye). Bob is the youngest of the minions (though minions are much older than all of us) and he's definitely the cutest. By far.
Alongside Stuart and Kevin, Minion Bob is the final main character in the Minions movie. He is short, plump, bald and Minion Bob is the only one that has two different coloured Minion eyes (green and brown). This is also known as heterochromia.
It is never made clear if they have the goggles from birth (or first hatch?), but when there are Minions without goggles, it is evident that they were meant to be there!
As seen in Despicable Me 2, after the first minion became a purple one, he lost his goggles and his eyesight dramatically diminished, and he was no longer able to see properly. The goggles, or glasses, are a way for them to see the world and help their masters, without it all being blurry and confusing.
Eagle-eyed movie viewers will have already spotted that the minions had crooked teeth in the first Despicable Me movie but then, in the second one, they were perfectly straight.
Pierre Coffin, Minion co-creator and primary voice artist, has revealed the reason all of the Minions are male. Coffin has credited their collective stupidity for the Minions' exclusively male form.
At the climax of the film, Kevin, accidentally transformed into a giant, actually saves his brothers from Scarlet Overkill. Kevin is actually the smartest Minion in the entire species.
Speaking of which, the introduction of Mel accompanies the news that Kevin, Stuart, and Bob—the trio who led the 2015 spinoff Minions—will not be in Despicable 3, as they're off on their own adventure, having ended the first film meeting a young Gru in the '60s.
"Minions are so dumb that they couldn't be girls," Coffin explained with a laugh. Additionally, the director confirmed that Minions cannot reproduce or divide themselves in any way to create more Minions.
Minions (/ˈmɪnjənz/) are an all-male species of fictional yellow creatures that appear in Illumination's Despicable Me franchise. They are characterized by their childlike behavior and their language, which is largely unintelligible.
Queen Elizabeth II is a female supporting character in Universal•Illumination's 2015 animated feature film Minions. She was the Queen of Great Britain and loved Corgis dogs.
Minionese, as it became known, is a synthesis of various languages, including English, Filipino, French, Hindi, Korean, and even Spanish, despite the fact that Minions don't speak a language. The fictional male species of yellow animals are infamous for their childish antics and mostly unintelligible language.
They have no discernable noses but seem capable of smelling, as they are shown smelling fruit and are affected by the Fart Gun. They are also shown without ears but can hear and respond to sounds. Most minions appear either bald or with a few wispy strands of black hair on their heads.
It was director Pierre Coffin who made the decision for the minions to wear suits in the new movie. He felt that it would be a fun way to show their evolution over time, starting off as minions working for evil villains and eventually becoming their own bosses.
