November 11, 2025: RRabbit42 adopted the Illumination Wiki. All non-Despicable Me content like Hop and Migration will be moved there.
August 17, 2025: Two wikis have been created where you can create your own Minion and take part in giving names to Minions seen in the movies, short films, et cetera, that don't have an official name yet. Visit the Fanmade Minions and/or Leybrum's Minions wikis.
The Anti-Villain League is based off the real Anti-Villain League found in Despicable Me 2. It takes place mostly in the inside of the submarine.
The obstacles here are incredibly similar to those in Gru's Lab and Vector's Fortress. Such obstacles here include sonar-tracking machines that pop out of the ground and block one path, rocket-shaped stands that must be jumped over, narrow pathways, split paths, electric beams, boost pads, slides, and more.
The Anti-Villain League lacks a boss, however, it has one secret area. The secret area consists of taking an elevator to the top of the submarine, and using a Banana Vacuum to suck up all the Bananas outside. Afterwards, the player can take another elevator back down to the area.
Soundtrack
Before the Jelly Lab update, there's a featured soundtrack played as background music in the home page in Anti-Villain League.
Trivia
Parts captured from the movie, Despicable Me 2, can be found being played in certain areas.
Much like in Gru's Lab, on narrow pathways where the camera views the player's Minion from the side, other Minions can be found playing with the Fart Gun.
In recent updates, the Anti-Villain League now features winding paths (much like those in Vector's Fortress), as well as completely new gears that spin randomly on a cylindrical path. Players must swipe left to right to avoid colliding into the gears.
A screenshot of Area 26
Some reactions for minions' fail are more seen in here and don't exist in some other locations.
Being shock by electric web and occasionally dancing like a robot
Falling into a void
Hitting a sonar device, causing a satellite dish to fall off and pushing it aside