The Minions are known for their work with supervillains. But this time, they embarked on a mission so daring, it could change the course of history: to kill Hitler.

Their mission came from a time portal, a device capable of taking them back to the era of World War II. The Minions were chosen for their inherent ability to blend and survive in chaotic situations.

The Minions stepped into the time portal, feeling the tug of the past. The world around them morphed, and soon, they were standing in the middle of war-torn Berlin.

Their first task was to blend in. They donned uniforms and pretended to be workers, allowing them to move freely around the city, planning their mission.

Their plan was simple: infiltrate Hitler's bunker, cause mayhem, and dispatch the dictator. But, executing it would not be so easy.

First, they had to gather information. The Minions scoured the city, pretending to play while observing the enemy's movements and operations.

They accumulated a massive amount of information, recording it all in their unique Minionese language. Their notes appeared gibberish to enemies but made perfect sense to them.

With their information gathered, they started planning the mission. They worked late into the night, discussing in hushed tones and scribbling on maps.

The day of their mission arrived. They dressed as soldiers, their eyes filled with determination, and marched towards the bunker.

They reached the bunker without any problems. But to get inside, they had to trick the guards. They started acting goofy, distracting the guards with their strange antics.

The guards were utterly bewildered by these strange soldiers acting like fools. Laughing, they let their guard down, giving the Minions a chance to slip inside.

Once inside, they started causing mayhem. They knocked things over, released animals, and even set off a few minor explosions. In the chaos, they managed to locate Hitler.

They found Hitler in his office, surprised and bewildered by the chaos. This was their chance. They had to act quickly.

They caught Hitler off guard, tying him up before he could react. But the commotion had alerted the guards. They had to move quickly.

They dragged Hitler towards the time portal, dodging bullets and overcoming guards. Their mission was almost complete. All they had to do was get back home.

They reached the time portal just in time, jumping in with Hitler. The world around them changed again, and they were back in their own time.

They returned to their time victorious, having accomplished the mission assigned to them - to kill Hitler. But they had decided to bring Hitler back instead.

They believed that bringing Hitler back to their time, where he could do no harm, was a better solution. The Minions had indeed succeeded in their mission.

Their superiors were surprised at their decision but agreed. Hitler was quickly imprisoned, and the Minions were hailed as heroes. They had indeed made a difference.

The Minions had shown that they were capable of more than just working for supervillains. They had stopped one of the most dangerous villains in history.

The Minions were celebrated as heroes, their bravery and altruism finally recognized. They had done something truly heroic, changing the course of history.

The news of their success spread quickly. Minions from all around gathered, cheering and celebrating. They were no longer just workers. They were heroes.

They were awarded medals, given honors, and praised for their actions. Their story was told to every Minion, inspiring them to be brave and courageous.

The Minions had achieved what no one thought was possible. Their deeds became legendary, their names etched in the annals of history.

In the end, they returned to their normal lives. But they were changed. With the knowledge of their potential, they aspired for more, ready for their next adventure.

Their journey had shown them that they were capable of extraordinary things. They had the ability to make a difference, to change the course of history.

Their bravery and determination had saved countless lives, but more than that, they had proven to themselves that they were capable of greatness. They were not mere minions. They were heroes.

Their mission to kill Hitler had become something more. It had become a symbol of their resolve, their bravery, and their power to make a difference.

The Minions, once known only as helpers for supervillains, were now celebrated as heroes. They had proven that even the smallest among us can make the biggest differences.

And so, the Minions returned to their everyday lives, carrying with them the knowledge of their potential, ready and eager for their next adventure.

They had shown that they could change history, and most importantly, they had shown that they could change themselves. And that was the Minions' true mission.

They had shown that they were more than mere minions; they were heroes, capable of making a difference. And that's what made this mission truly successful.

And as they returned to their lives, they knew that they had made a difference. They had stopped a villain, saved lives and changed history. And they were ready to do it all over again.

Because they were not just minions, they were heroes. And the world was a little bit safer, thanks to their brave actions.

And so, the Minions' mission came to an end. But they knew that this was just the beginning. They were ready for whatever came next. Because they were the Minions, and they were heroes.