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| “ | You stole my powers, Calypso, eleven years ago, stripping me of my birthright! Now, it is time for you to pay the price! | „ |
| ~ Minion. |
Minion is a powerful demon hunting for Calypso and an antagonist from Twisted Metal.
He is voiced by Peter J. Macon.
Biography[]
Twisted Metal 2[]
| “ | Time to rot in Hell with your little sister! | „ |
| ~ Minion |
Minion was determined to get Calypso, because he apparently stole his wish-granting powers from the demon 11 years previously. However he joined the Twisted Metal tournament to have his revenge on Calypso. In his ending, Minion confronted Calypso and snarled that he was coming with him. Calypso tried to work out a deal, but Minion said he had stripped him of his birthright and it was time to face the consequences. The demon opened a portal to Hell as Calypso pleaded for mercy and told him that it was time for him to rot in Hell with his younger sister, before dropping Calypso inside.
Twisted Metal 3[]
Minion was a demon enslaved by Calypso to use in his tournament, but he set out to hunt down his former master. In his ending, Minion’s wish was to spend the rest of eternity in Hell, but Calypso sent him to Hell, Michigan, where it was constantly snowing.
Vehicle[]
Minion drives a powerful tank, which has both high speed and armor. In addition to its normal weapons, his tank can fire trios of homing missiles, along with a missile that freezes the opponent.
Personality[]
While Minion's appearances are limited and his goal varies in games: Twisted Metal 2 characterized him as intimidating and vengeful, promising to hunt down and punish Calypso for stealing his "birth-right". Twisted Metal 3 portrayed Minion as somewhat vulgar (as shown in this info screen) and a simple desire to return to Hell.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Though Minion himself only appears in Twisted Metal, Twisted Metal 2 and Twisted Metal 3, the tank he drives also appears as a boss in Twisted Metal 4, and Twisted Metal Black. While in Twisted Metal 4, the driver is never seen, in Twisted Metal Black, the driver is apparently Marcus Kane.
- Minion's car is considered the most powerful car in every single game it has appeared in, with the sole exception being Twisted Metal 4.
- Minion was replaced by Trapper in Twisted Metal: Small Brawl, most likely because the game was intended for younger audiences.
- In the first three games, Minion's vehicle resembles a Cadillac-Gage Textron LAV-300. While in Twisted Metal 4, it resembles a 1944 Pressed Steel Company M4A1(76) W "Sherman" and finally in Twisted Metal Black, it resembles a White-Freightliner WFT 6364.
- It is stated in the first game that Minion was the winner of last year's contest. However, it is unknown what he wished for.
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Original Series Twisted Metal: Black Twisted Metal: Head-On Twisted Metal (2012) Others TV Show | ||