Minions Index

This is a sub-index covering all the minions that appear on this blog.  You can find links to all the other sub-indices on the main Blog Content Index page.

Minions

Afterglow Duplicate - Perfect but short-lived copies of Afterglow

Agent of SIN - Foot soldier of a technocratic conspiracy

Angels of SIN - Airborne soldiers of a technocratic conspiracy

Armed Patron - Ferris wheel rider with a gun

Ash Cloud - Malicious entity composed of choking smoke and embers

Avatar_1.0/2.0/3.0 - Basic humanoid shells for an embodied technoviral AI

Bandit-Bear - Adorable three foot tall cartoon bears with ludicrously big guns

Bloodwing Construct - Bat-winged horrors out for blood

Bloody Ink Monster - Horrifying animated tattoo

Bow-Bot - Robot archer with high-tech arrows

Brulgovian Soldier - Rank and file trooper in the Brulgovian military

Capacitor Drone - Specialized robotic assistant to Negator in their crusade against supers

Carny Worker - Pugnacious roustabout

Cavern Commandos - Well-trained subterranean soldiers

Cohort-Drone - Networked training robots, highly efficient in large numbers

Companion Guard - National defenders of Herralund - and the Masters Family

Crazed Animals - Natural creatures driven berserk by fear

Cringing Lackey - Low-tier New Rome Movement follower

Crisis Actor - Bad publicity on two legs

Depleted Fodder - Victims of Vestige's reality siphoning

Desperate Survivor - Ordinary people gone berserk, potential heroic allies if reasoned with  

Despoiler Icon - Animated masses of urban infrastructure bent on tearing the rest of the city down

Devout Subject - Mentally-dominated worshipper of the Effigy of the God-King

Dimensional Doppelganger - Lookalikes from another universe

Doppel-Drone - Lookalike training drones disguised as innocents or even your fellow heroes

Dread Spirit - Incorporeal ghost, very mobile

Dreadspawn - Dangerous shapeshifting xenofauna

Dumb Thugs with Super-Guns - Everyday mooks armed with guns from the year 5000, sometimes they even hit what they shoot at

Emergency Response Drone - Search & rescue drones, at least while they aren't being controlled by criminals instead 

Everyday Thug - Petty criminal playing at innocence, but not very well

Five Venoms Swarm - Miscellany of toxic vermin, servants of Master Five Venoms

Gang Tough - Vicious thugs, more effective the more of them there are

Ghostlight - Phantasmal will o'wisps from another dimension

Glomp Zombie - Zombified civilians controlled by a viral Overmind

Grapple-Drone - Nimble flying drones, well-provided with tentacles

Green Devil Army Trooper - Paramilitary militia grunt

Hapless Chump - Accident-prone minor cartoon character

Hippie Heisters - Criminal counterculture types from the 1960s

Imprisoner Corps Troopers - Soldiers with specialized gear and training for taking live prisoners

Infatuated Dupes - Low-grade thematic thugs

Infernoids - Minor elemental entities from a dimension of pure flame

Hexxus Newborn - Infant form of the Hexxus Alpha bioweapon

Junker - Specialized robots built out recycled parts

Lost Souls - Nothing special about them beyond the whole eternal damnation thing

Maritime Malefactor - Seafaring scofflaws looking to flee a sinking ship

Miracle Metal Minions - Specialized minions of the Awesome Agglomerator

Mooks & Jobbers - D-list alien space gladiators, mostly good at losing a fight

Morphic Androids - Humanoid robots capable of limiting shapeshifting

Mystery Goon - They're crossing over from a story that hasn't been published yet and probably never will be

Murder-Wheel - Pretty much the upper half of a Terminator welded to a motorized unicycle

Neo-Shark - Genetically-augmented aquatic predator

Ninja Genin - Low-ranking ninja, good at getting past security

Nuisance - Minor pests native to old cartoons

Otherworldy Invader - Cross-dimensional intruders bent on conquest

Pathetic Addict - Unfortunate "customers" of Professor Pusher

Petty Criminal - Generic henchmen for the discerning villain, not interested in a fight

Pirate Crew - Space pirates, that is, complete with jetpacks

Ranting Bigot - Loudmouthed cowards

Reanimated Corpse - Near-mindless undead, durable

Robo-Soldiers - Reliable, albeit predictable automated troopers

Robotic Minion - Networked mechanical hench-thing

Robotic Toy - Thematic mini-minions, more dangerous than they look

Salvaged Combot - Secondhand battle robots built for smash and grab raids, sturdy despite their beat-up appearance

Savage Rats - A swarm of dog-sized rats with an appetite and no sense of self-preservation

"Science Crime" Operative - Oddly-dressed agents of a technologically-minded criminal organization, toting high-tech weapons

Scuttling Vermin - Giant cockroaches, at least by cockroach standards 

Seaman's Spirit - Ghostly spirits of drowned sailors

Security Robot - Guard automata, very dangerous when working together

Security Staffer - Basic rent-a-cop

Servants of DOOM - Rank-and-file minor spellcasters of the mystical DOOM conspiracy

SEVER Agent - Anti-supers agent with specialized power-cancelling gear

Slaver Robots - Teleporting alien automatons specialized in capturing enemies

Smoking Soul - Toxic vaporous phantasms - or possibly stray atomic vortices

Soviet Mechanoid - Durable robot soldier from an alternate timeline

Stolid Myrmidon - New Rome Movement paramilitary soldier

Strange Entity - Eerie things from beyond the mundane realms

Strain Zeta Legion Spawn - Swarming mega-bacteria created by the gestalt form

Strain Zeta Macrobe - Giant flesh-eating protozoa

Super-Fan Copies - Swarming copycat imps trying to be "helpful"

Survivor - Demoralized survivors of an earlier disaster

Synchron Supremacy Troops - Infantry forces of a galactic superpower

Technician - Noncombatant lab worker

Techno-Barbarian - Mutant raider from a post-apocalyptic alternate future

Terrifying Reflection - Unnatural horrors from a lost reality of mirror dimensions

Time-Lost Warrior - Temporally displaced and hostile to everyone and everything around them

Triple Threat Gangers - Street gang rank and file

Twisted Reflection - Evil psychic copies of otherwise normal people

Typical Thug - Basic crook, works best with a little motivation

Undercover Agents - Well-trained operatives who can blend in to almost any environment

Unstable Protoid - Powerful but short-lived biotech constructs

Useful Puppet - Mid-tier New Rome Movement follower

Valued Henchman - Top-tier New Rome Movement follower

Weiss Combat Operative - Basic contracted mercenary solider

Weiss Covert Operative - Deniable paramilitary black ops asset

Weiss Public Operative - Distinctive white-suited professional security agent

Weiss Support Operative - Undercover command and communications specialist

Woodwolves - Animate plant life that preys on animals

Worthless Bootlicker - Weakest New Rome Movement follower

Yule Lad - Mythological troll pranksters who aren't as sweet as the tourist board would like

Z-Troopers - Golden Age German soldiers, cautious and well-trained