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Loophole Abuse: Used this in the sequel when she was grabbing coins from a wishing fountain and Agnes asked if it was stealing. Edith quipped that it wasn't stealing if she wished for a lot of free coins. Hammerspace: Comes standard for the Minions, who all have one huge weapon ( or two) and possibly a crude disguise each. When a local woman delivers a tirade of insults about Margo with Lucy standing behind her, cue the InYourFace aggression and grabbing the woman's collar. Then the scene is shown from a wide angle and Lucy has lifted the heavyset woman into the air by her collar! Cool Uncle: Upon formally meeting his nieces, Dru is nothing but friendly to all of them. In fact, them being in danger causes Dru to immediately drop his anger at Gru and help him and Lucy rescue the girls. Sarcasm-Blind: Justified since Agnes is only 6 and therefore has no idea when someone is being sarcastic.

Heroic Sacrifice: Non-death example. In the third movie, Agnes was willing to sell her prized stuffed unicorn to make money for Gru and Lucy after they got fired from the AVL. Iconic Sequel Character: Lucy doesn't show up until the second movie in the series (and second in the franchise), but has proven to be quite popular nonetheless. Facial Profiling: Averted. She definitely looks Asian, but is American. This is most likely due to her young age. At the end of the first movie, and throughout the rest of the series, Gru has turned into a softie and became a lot more sweeter, gentler, and friendlier person after adopting Margo, Edith, and Agnes as his own daughters. Big Brother Instinct: Inverted. Dru's the younger brother, but during the climax, he destroys Bratt's giant robot to save Gru from getting burned alive.

Be Careful What You Wish For: In the third movie. All Margo wanted was for Lucy to be a tougher mother—which gets the former forcefully engaged to a foreign boy she's not interested in.

Not So Above It All: In one early commercial for the first film, one Minion non-verbally scolds another for playing with a mooing cow can, then walks offscreen to play with it himself. On The Ellen DeGeneres Show he showed he could do many kinds of dances but Ellen is unable to guess the last one before time ran out (Irish Jig).Khrebtan-Hörhager, Julia; Avant-Mier, Roberto (September 8, 2017). "Despicable Others: Animated Othering as Equipment for Living in the Era of Trump". Journal of Intercultural Communication Research. Routledge. 46 (5): 441–462. doi: 10.1080/17475759.2017.1372302. S2CID 148815247 . Retrieved October 13, 2020. Gru's hearing-impaired gadget man and Mad Scientist friend, builder of the devices he uses in his schemes. Later that day, a determined matchmaking neighbor, Jillian, sets a reluctant Gru up on a date with her rude and superficial friend Shannon. During the date, Shannon discovers Gru's wig and threatens to humiliate him, but Lucy saves him from embarrassment by shooting her with a mild moose tranquilizer dart. They take Shannon home, and Gru realizes he is in love with Lucy. When he arrives at the mall the next day, the Anti-Villain League arrest Floyd Eagle-san, who protests vehemently that he was framed, after the AVL team uncovers the empty mutagen jar in his shop. Silas tells Gru that the case is now closed and that Lucy will be transferred to AVL's Australian branch.