Minion statue stolen from WeHo restaurant in a made-for-TV heist — have you seen Todd?

Minion Todd is missing.

Within two weeks of the “slime monster” and minion character installation at West Hollywood’s iconic Carney’s Restaurant, one of the beloved figures has been stolen.

Employees say a brazen bandit drove up in broad daylight, snatched a Minion Todd statue right off the eatery’s railing on Sunset Boulevard and drove off, according to the WeHo Times.

The security guard stationed at the popular burger spot was left dazed and confused by the lightning-fast heist, the report said.

The entire advertising creation, named Irene, was installed at the Carney’s on June 18 by Monster City Studios to promote the animated movie “Minions and Monsters.”

The incredible construction, with several pneumatic eyeballs, includes more than 18 Minion statues and an 80-foot-long gigantic slime monster draped directly over the roof of the 1920s passenger coach.

The studio said it was a “pretty big build” for them, and a heavy one too, so they had to create a structure above the train in order to not damage the 100-year-old vehicle.

The seventh film in the “Despicable Me” franchise is set in 1920s Hollywood hit theaters on July 1 across the nation. Two new minions –– James and Henry –– are debuting in the movie where a misfit tribe of Minions accidentally crashes a film set and become massive silent-film stars.

Carney’s remains the ultimate relic of the Sunset Strip’s wild rock ‘n’ roll heyday.

The world has seen a million face-lifts in 50 years, but the burger stand is serving the same messy chili cheese fries and flame-grilled burgers that fueled rock gods and late-night ragers spilling out of The Roxy and Whisky a Go Go in 1975.

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