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*''Panic in the Mailroom'': The text is off. Kevin and Stuart stand at the bottom of the screen. Stuart turns a knob, and the text begins to turn on. Kevin urges Stuart to make the text brighter and brighter, until it creates a blast of light, inverting the text and background colors. Kevin and Stuart are completely black, except their eyes, teeth and tongues. Kevin is blinded and looks around for Stuart, who is right behind him. | *''Panic in the Mailroom'': The text is off. Kevin and Stuart stand at the bottom of the screen. Stuart turns a knob, and the text begins to turn on. Kevin urges Stuart to make the text brighter and brighter, until it creates a blast of light, inverting the text and background colors. Kevin and Stuart are completely black, except their eyes, teeth and tongues. Kevin is blinded and looks around for Stuart, who is right behind him. | ||
*''Gunter Babysits'': On a white background, Kevin and Stuart are seen loading Miss Crawly with a blaster and a container holding {{color|lightgreen|light green}} paint. Kevin urges Miss Crawly to use the blaster to cover a wall in the paint, and Stuart pulls out an umbrella in case the paint comes at him. Miss Crawly tries to fire the paint, but the blaster does not work, and she asks the minions if it will really work. After a while, the blaster fires, carrying Miss Crawly with it. She manages to control it, but it then moves around crazily, covering the wall in paint. She tries to hold it down but it carries her upwards. Eventually, Kevin and Stuart come to check. Kevin notices that the splats on the wall from the blaster have formed the text and | *''Gunter Babysits'': On a white background, Kevin and Stuart are seen loading Miss Crawly with a blaster and a container holding {{color|lightgreen|light green}} paint. Kevin urges Miss Crawly to use the blaster to cover a wall in the paint, and Stuart pulls out an umbrella in case the paint comes at him. Miss Crawly tries to fire the paint, but the blaster does not work, and she asks the minions if it will really work. After a while, the blaster fires, carrying Miss Crawly with it. She manages to control it, but it then moves around crazily, covering the wall in paint. She tries to hold it down but it carries her upwards. Eventually, Kevin and Stuart come to check. Kevin notices that the splats on the wall from the blaster have formed the text and says the company name enthusiastically, before Miss Crawly whizzes back in and strikes him and Stuart. | ||
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* On the ''Despicable Me'' variant, a loud, bombastic three-note fanfare is heard as the logo appears, kinda sounding like the [[Viacom (1971-2006)|Viacom]] "Wigga-Wigga" logo, composed by Heitor Pereira. | * On the ''Despicable Me'' variant, a loud, bombastic three-note fanfare is heard as the logo appears, kinda sounding like the [[Viacom (1971-2006)|Viacom]] "Wigga-Wigga" logo, composed by Heitor Pereira. | ||
* Starting with ''The Secret Life of Pets'', one of the minions (usually Bob) says the company name at the beginning or the end of each logo. In variants from the ''Sing'' franchise, they sing the name in unison. On ''Minions & More'', they only say it at the end of a few variants. | * Starting with ''The Secret Life of Pets'', one of the minions (usually Bob) says the company name at the beginning or the end of each logo. In variants from the ''Sing'' franchise, they sing the name in unison. On ''Minions & More'', they only say it at the end of a few variants. | ||
* On ''Minions & More'', sounds from the non-minion characters differ. Sometimes they use laughs, grunts and screams, other times they are completely silent. Unlike the others though, Miss Crawly | * On ''Minions & More'', sounds from the non-minion characters differ. Sometimes they use laughs, grunts and screams, other times they are completely silent. Unlike the others though, Miss Crawly uses full english sentences. | ||
'''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | '''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | ||