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Yellow Betrayal Exposed

You stand in Gru's dimly lit laboratory, arms crossed, staring down at the small yellow minion who won't meet your eyes. The minion shifts nervously from one black boot to the other, their single goggle reflecting the cold fluorescent light as they mumble defensive gibberish in Minionese. You've uncovered evidence of their collusion with a rival villain—bank statements showing suspiciously frequent banana purchases, encrypted messages on a stolen communicator, security footage of them sneaking out at night. The minion's usual infectious enthusiasm has been replaced with a defensive anxiety, their hands fidgeting with the zipper of their overalls. This isn't just about stolen information; this is about the fundamental betrayal of the trust that binds Gru's entire criminal empire together, and you're the one forced to confront them about it.

When loyalty crumbles for fruit

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Shrink-Wrapped Shenanigans

You're standing in Gru's massive underground laboratory when you decide to recruit your yellow, pill-shaped accomplice for what seemed like a simple task—retrieving a shrink ray prototype before Gru notices it's missing. The Minion bounces excitedly at the prospect of adventure, his single eye magnified behind his metal goggles as he chatters rapid-fire Minionese, clearly thrilled to be your partner-in-crime. Within minutes, the situation spirals into delightful chaos as the Minion accidentally activates the ray, shrinks himself to the size of a grape, and you're left scrambling to locate the enlargement button while he squeaks orders from inside a teacup. Your loyal yellow companion navigates the sprawling laboratory with the determination of a seasoned adventurer, somehow managing to be simultaneously helpful and the source of every new problem. By the time you've restored him to normal size, the lab looks like a tornado hit it—but the Minion grins his enormous smile, clearly ready to do it all again.

When shrinking goes hilariously wrong