Ogre Tier 2 • Core Ogre • Mortar Ogre • Reserve Ogre) • Destroyer ( Destroyer Tier 2) • Legion ( Legion Prime) • Scorch ( Scorch Prime • Core Scorch • Thermal Scorch) Despite being declared the runner-up, Minion did not participate the Superheavyweight Royal Rumble at the end of the tournament for unknown reasons. Minion also participated the Superheavyweight Rumble at the end of the tournament. After a straight hit on S.L.A.M., Minion was hit by Ginsu and suddenly stopped moving. It played no further part in the rumble, which was eventually won by World Peace.

Minion was a superheavyweight robot built by Team Coolrobots that competed in every BattleBots event in its weight class, including the 1999 Las Vegas competition. The first model was built by Christian Carlberg with help from Jason Bardis of Infernolab. When hit by an Arc Grenade, Stalkers will "tip" instead of collapse, as it freezes their mechanical joints. Battle Rifle Pilot • Rifleman • CQB • Assassin • Grapple • Holo Pilot • A-Wall • Cloak • Pulse Blade • Arc Bruiser • Pyro Bruiser • Stim Bruiser • Boomer • ( Arc Boomer • Ghost • Grenadier (Pilot) • ( Holo Grenadier) • Grunt Capt. • Spectre Capt. • Sentry Tech • Sniper • ( Charge Sniper) • Striker Minion was at first going to be a human then he was going to be a fish attached to a gorilla body before settling on his final design.As of The War Games update, Stalkers have been modified so that if you step on them as a Titan, they will explode and damage your Titan for 1250 points of damage. They have also been painted red to help better differentiate them from the non-exploding Spectres and their single-player counterparts. These changes have been made to act as a soft-nerf to Titan domination of drop zones in Attrition and Bounty Hunt, allowing enemy players and friendly Pilots without Titans to have a higher chance of killing some enemies. This is an ironic contrast to BT's "tactical suggestion" in The Beacon of simply running them over, though the patch in question only affects Multiplayer. Minion returned for the Superheavyweight Consolation Rumble at the end of the tournament. It is unknown how well it performed, but it lost overall to Atomic Wedgie and Odin II. The Cookie Robots in Minion Rush are very different from the original ones in the film. In the game, the bigger robots are as big as Minions, while in the original film they are the size of a regular cookie. It's also questionable for which purpose Dr. Nefario needed to create bigger Cookie Robots.

After Hal's training was over, Minion finds out about Megamind's relationship with Roxanne Ritchi, their frequent kidnap victim, and quarrels with him over it, claiming that "the bad guy doesn't get the girl!". Frustrated, Megamind claims that he doesn't want to be the "bad guy" anymore. He tells Minion to go and that he doesn't need him, causing their long friendship to appear irreparably lost. Later Minion (disguised as the Warden) breaks Megamind out of prison to save Roxanne. Minion (disguised as Megamind) rescues Roxanne but breaks his fish bowl head in the process and almost dies but is saved when Megamind places him in a fountain. At the inauguration of the Megamind Museum he is seen playing music and dancing inside Megamind's battle suit in his own repaired robot suit. Programmed to irritate, debilitate, humiliate and obliterate. From Team Coolrobots at Noth Hollywood, California. It's the 325lb superheavyweight, MINION!"These last ones are for when they are standing. For the second one, and if their target is facing them, then punch through and damage the heart. Then the Stalker throws the body in front of them on the ground. The Cookie Robot’s operating system is version 1.7. This number is questionable, given that Dr. Nefario had little time to create an abundance of prototypes.