Введение
Американский анимационный телесериал (1994–1999)
Где же Кармен Сандиего? – американский телесериал, сочетающий игровые и анимационные элементы, основанный на серии компьютерных игр. Шоу было произведено DIC Productions L. P. и впервые вышло в эфир с 1994 по 1999 год по субботам утром в блоке Fox Kids Network на канале FOX. Повторные показы транслировались на телеканале Qubo с 9 июня 2012 года (вместе с "Атласом животных") по 26 мая 2018 года. В 1995 году сериал получил премию «Дневная Эмми» за выдающуюся детскую анимационную программу, а в том же году по мотивам сериала была выпущена видеоигра в стиле «Где в мире?» под названием «Кармен Сандиего – юный детектив». В заглавной песне используется мелодия из хора "Singt dem großen Bassa Lieder" ("Пойте песни великому паше") из оперы Моцарта «Похищение из сераля».
Производство и вещание (19941999)
Сценарий для каждого эпизода «Земли» должен был быть одобрен компанией Broderbund, создателем и, на тот момент, владельцем франшизы «Кармен Сандиего». Их беспокоил уровень насилия в других детских шоу на канале FOX, таких как «Люди Икс» и «Могучие рейнджеры». Broderbund не предъявлял таких требований к создателям игровых шоу «Мир и время», транслировавшихся на PBS, вероятно, потому что PBS, как дистрибьютор таких передач, как «Улица Сезам», давно имела репутацию создателя не насильственных образовательных программ для детей. Главные герои мультсериала «Земля» появились в игре «Кармен Сандиего: Юный детектив», выпущенной в 1995 году. Заглавная тема шоу – это композиция «Singt dem großen Bassa Lieder» из оперы Вольфганга Амадея Моцарта «Похищение из сераля», с новыми словами, поп-аранжировкой и ритмом бэкбита. Rainbow Animation Group (позже переименованная в Galaxy World, Inc., не следует путать с итальянской студией Rainbow S. p. A.) и Han Yang Productions внесли свой вклад в анимацию этого сериала.
Домашние релизы
Fox Video первоначально выпустила сериал на VHS через свой лейбл Fox Kids Video, в состав которого входило по два эпизода на кассете. В ноябре 2001 года Lions Gate Home Entertainment и Trimark Home Video выпустили две VHS-кассеты: «Месть Кармен» и «Путешественник во времени», состоящие из трехсерийных эпизодов («Возмездие» и «Лабиринт») в формате полнометражного фильма. «Путешественник во времени» также был выпущен на DVD, и вместе с эпизодом «Лабиринт» включал в себя демо-версию игры Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? Treasures of Knowledge. Видео эпизода «Время имеет значение» было включено в некоторые версии упомянутой игры. В сентябре 2003 года Sterling Entertainment выпустила на VHS и DVD фильмы «В водовороте» и «Дома лучше нет». «В водовороте» содержал трехсерийный эпизод «Возмездие», а «Дома лучше нет» – эпизод «Остатки» и двухсерийный эпизод «Можно ли когда-нибудь вернуться домой?». DVD-версии содержали эпизоды «Когда идет дождь» и «Следуй по моим следам» в качестве бонусных материалов соответственно. NCircle Entertainment переиздала оба DVD в 2007 году. В июне 2006 года Shout! Factory и Sony BMG Music Entertainment выпустили первый сезон на DVD. Из-за низких продаж дальнейшие сезоны не выпускались. Mill Creek Entertainment выпустила «Где на Земле Кармен Сандиего? Полная серия» на DVD в Регионе 1 21 февраля 2012 года. Этот четырехдисковый набор содержит все сорок эпизодов сериала. В тот же день они также выпустили сборник из десяти лучших эпизодов. Эти издания были прекращены и больше не выпускаются. Mill Creek переиздала полную серию на DVD в Регионе 1 в июне 2017 года. PIDAX, немецкая компания, выпустила полную серию на DVD для Региона 2 в 3 томах в 2019 году на английском и немецком языках. Весь сериал доступен для просмотра на Paramount+ в некоторых странах.
Сюжет
Вслед за сюжетом франшизы «Кармен Сандиего», международная воровка Кармен Сандиего (озвучена Ритой Морено) возглавляет организацию V.I.L.E., совершая кражи сокровищ по всему миру и оставляя подсказки для агентов ACME Зака (озвучен Скоттом Менвиллом) и Айви (озвучена Дженнифер Хейл), которые под руководством Шефа (озвучен Роджером Бампасом) пытаются их найти и поймать ее. В этой версии Кармен Сандиего – бывший агент ACME, покинувший организацию в поисках более серьезных испытаний, и придерживается строгого морального кодекса даже во время краж. Игрок – невидимый персонаж, появляющийся в начале и конце эпизодов и общающийся с Кармен; подразумевается, что телесериал представляет собой видеоигру, в которую он играет на компьютере. Хотя Кармен изначально предстает как антагонист, по ходу сериала она все больше становится антигероем, и даже помогает Заку и Айви против общих врагов.
Главные герои
Кармен Сандиего (голос Риты Морено) – Международная воровка и глава V.I.L.E. Несмотря на название её организации, у неё строгий моральный кодекс, и она ворует ради самого вызова. Ранее она была агентом детективного агентства ACME. Шеф (голос Роджера Бампасса) – Глава ACME. Расшифровывается как "Компьютерный голографический образовательный посредник", его роль заключается в предоставлении информации, сообщений о последних преступлениях Кармен и комического облегчения. У него были очень близкие профессиональные и личные отношения с Кармен. Когда-то у него даже было роботизированное тело, когда он работал с Кармен, когда она ещё была частью детективного агентства ACME. Айви (голос Дженнифер Хейл) – 18-летняя девушка с короткими рыжими волосами и зелёными глазами. Кажется, у неё с Кармен есть прошлое, хотя об этом лишь намекают в сериале. Она владеет несколькими чёрными поясами по боевым искусствам и является опытным пилотом. Она легко выходит из себя, например, ей не нравится, когда Зак называет её "сестрёнкой", или когда Кармен ускользает. Зак (голос Скотта Менвилла) – 14-летний брат Айви, со светлыми волосами и голубыми глазами. Он относится к заданиям менее серьёзно, чем его сестра Айви. На куртке Зака его имя написано с ошибкой – Зак. Игрок (в первом сезоне в роли Джеффри Такера, во втором – Джастина Шенкарова, в третьем и четвёртом – Аси Лэнг и Джоани Плезант) – единственный живой актёр в программе, которого всегда показывают со спины за компьютером в начале и конце шоу. Он переносит Зака и Айви к месту назначения и вызывает детективов ACME на помощь.
Агенты V.I.L.E.
Следующие агенты работают на организацию Кармен Сандиего, V.I.L.E.:
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Абе Л. Боди – агент V.I.L.E. и спортсмен, командный игрок, преданный V.I.L.E., который любит красть предметы с Олимпийских игр и любых других спортивных соревнований. В эпизоде «Следуй по моим следам» упоминается, что он был арестован властями за попытку украсть вулканический пепел в качестве возможного ответа на одну из подсказок в конкурсе на преемника Кармен Сандиего после ее предполагаемой смерти. Его имя – игра слов на «able body» (способное тело).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Аль Лой – вспыльчивый американский металлург, появляющийся в эпизодах «Свидание с Кармен» (части 1 и 2) и «Все за одного». Его имя – игра слов на «alloy» (сплав).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Арчи Ологи – американский археолог, появляющийся в эпизодах «Следуй по моим следам» и «Суд над Кармен Сандиего». Его имя – игра слов на «archaeology» (археология).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Анти Беллум – агент из южных штатов, появляющаяся в эпизоде «Время – это все». Ее имя – игра слов на «Antebellum» (Довоенный Юг).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Бак Н. Бронко – агент с Запада, появляющийся в эпизоде «Добрые старые плохие старые дни». Его имя – игра слов на «bucking bronco» (дикий мустанг).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Клэр Э. Нет и Кора Нет (озвучены Кэт Суси) – американские сестры-близнецы, музыканты: Клэр – певица, а Кора – пианистка и электрогитаристка. Как однажды упомянул Шеф в эпизоде «Музыка для моих ушей», они однажды «были пойманы на фальшивой синхронизации губ». Их имена – игра слов на «clarinet» (кларнет) и «cornet» (корнет).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Клэй Тандури – индийский агент, появляющийся в эпизодах «Динозавровая лихорадка» и «Лабиринт» (часть 1). Его имя отсылает к тандырам, традиционно изготавливаемым из глины.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Дара Риска – не менее вспыльчивый американский агент и соперница Аль Лоя, появляющаяся в эпизоде «Все за одного». Ее имя, по-видимому, – игра слов на «dare a risk» (рискнуть).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Ди Тритус – американский гемолог, появляющаяся в эпизоде «Горячий лед». Ее имя – игра слов на «detritus» (детрит).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Фор Чин Хантер – американец азиатского происхождения, охотник за сокровищами, появляющийся в эпизодах «Высший зов» и «Свидание с Кармен» (часть 1). Его имя – игра слов на «fortune hunter» (охотник за удачей).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Фрэнк М. Постер – британский мастер маскировки, появляющийся в эпизодах «Чуть не упустил» и «Птицы одной пернатой стаи». Его имя – игра слов на «frank impostor» (откровенный самозванец).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Ханна Лулу – суеверный гавайский агент, появляющаяся в эпизоде «Проклятия, снова провал!». Она была упомянута позже в эпизоде «Можешь ли ты когда-нибудь вернуться домой?» (часть 2). Ее имя – игра слов на «Honolulu» (Гонолулу).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Ларс Вегас – жадный и тщеславный американский агент, появляющийся в эпизодах «Следуй по моим следам», «Как в старые времена» и «Купидон Сандиего». Его имя – игра слов на «Las Vegas» (Лас-Вегас).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Ли Гейлз – адвокат Кармен Сандиего, исполняющий обязанности душеприказчика в «Следуй по моим следам» и защищающий ее в «Суде над Кармен Сандиего». Его имя – игра слов на «legalese» (юридический язык).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Мэнни Мэйстекс – рассеянный компьютерный техник, появляющийся в эпизоде «Как в старые времена». Его имя – игра слов на «many mistakes» (много ошибок), хотя его фамилия никогда не произносится в эпизоде.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Мо Скитер – неуклюжий американский агент, всегда появляющийся с Ларсом Вегасом в эпизодах «Следуй по моим следам», «Как в старые времена» и «Купидон Сандиего». Его имя – игра слов на «mosquito» (комар).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Пейдж Тернер – американский эксперт по литературе, появляющаяся в эпизоде «Глава и стих». Ее имя – игра слов на «page turner» (захватывающая книга).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Перл Дайвер – американский подводный дайвер, появляющийся в эпизодах «Свидание с Кармен» (части 1 и 2).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Поп А. Уилли и Игги Нишн – команда американских агентов и мотоциклистов, появляющаяся в эпизоде «Остатки». Их имена – игра слов на «pop a wheelie» (поднять переднее колесо) и «ignition» (зажигание).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Р. Б. Трейтор – предположительно, судья, ставший преступником, который выслеживает мошенников и приговаривает их к тайной тюрьме, воруя их добычу. На самом деле он – агент V.I.L.E., помогающий Кармен, используя Зака и Айви, чтобы провести ее мимо охраны к желаемой добыче – оригинальному экземпляру Великой хартии вольностей, как показано в эпизоде «Суд над Кармен Сандиего». Его имя – игра слов на «arbitrator» (арбитр).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Рип Шипофф – пират с попугаем, появляющийся в эпизоде «Череп и скрещенные кости». Его имя, по-видимому, означает «rip off a ship» (ограбить корабль).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Сту Л. Пиджин – тренер птиц, появляющийся в эпизоде «Птицы одной пернатой стаи». Его имя – игра слов на «stool pigeon» (информатор).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Турст Классе – французский «международный мошенник и мастер-воров искусства», появляющийся в эпизодах «Украденная улыбка» и «Лабиринт» (часть 1). Его имя – игра слов на «tourist class» (туристический класс).
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Неназванная пара агентов, мужчина и женщина, предположительно китайцы, чье убежище – джонка на реке Янцзы. У каждого из них татуировка с половиной символа инь и ян, а у мужчины – домашний баклан. Они появляются только в эпизоде «Лунные мечты».
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Значительное количество безымянных подручных, работающих на Кармен Сандиего и других агентов V.I.L.E. Они носят синие костюмы с головы до ног, с очками и ботинками, и появляются в большинстве эпизодов.
Abe L. Body – A V. I. L. E. agent and an athlete who's a team player to V. I. L. E. who likes to steal items from the Olympics and any other sports. He was mentioned in "Follow My Footprints" to have been arrested by authorities for trying to steal some volcanic ashes as a possible answer to one the clues to a contest on who will succeed Carmen Sandiego following her apparent death. His name is a play on "able body". Al Loy – A hotheaded American metallurgist who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. (Parts) 1 & 2, "All for One". His name is a play on "alloy." Archie Ology – A white American archaeologist who appears in "Follow My Footprints" and "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "archaeology." Auntie Bellum – A white American agent from the South who appears in "Timing Is Everything". Her name is a play on "Antebellum." Buck N. Bronco – A white American agent from the West who appears in "The Good Old Bad Old Days". His name is a play on "bucking bronco." Clair E. Net and Cora Net (both voiced by Kath Soucie) – White American twin sister musicians: Clair is a singer, while Cora is a pianist and electric guitarist. They were once "busted in a lip synching scandal" as mentioned by the Chief when they appeared in "Music to My Ears". Their names are plays on "clarinet" and "cornet." Clay Tandoori – An Indian agent who appears in "Dinosaur Delirium" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a reference to tandoors, traditionally made of clay. Dara Riska – An equally hotheaded white American agent and rival of Al Loy who appears in "All for One". Her name is apparently a play on "dare a risk." Dee Tritus – A white American gemologist who appears in "Hot Ice". Her name is a play on "detritus." Four Chin Hunter – An Asian American treasure hunter who appears in "A Higher Calling" and "A Date with Carmen" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "fortune hunter." Frank M. Poster – A white British master of disguise who appears in "By a Whisker" and "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "frank impostor." Hannah Lulu – A superstitious Hawaiian agent who appears in "Curses, Foiled Again". She was later mentioned in "Can You Ever Go Home Again?" Pt. 2. Her name is a play on "Honolulu." Lars Vegas – A greedy, vain white American agent who appears in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "Las Vegas." Lee Galese – Carmen Sandiego's lawyer who acts as executor of her estate in "Follow My Footprints" and as her defense attorney in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego." His name is a play on "legalese." Manny Mistakes – An absent minded computer technician who appears in "Just Like Old Times". His name is a play on "many mistakes", though his last name is never spoken in the episode. Moe Skeeter – A bumbling white American agent who always appears with Lars Vegas in "Follow My Footprints," "Just Like Old Times," and "Cupid Sandiego". His name is a play on "mosquito." Paige Turner – A white American literature expert who appears in "Chapter and Verse". Her name is a play on "page turner." Pearl Diver – An American underwater diver who appears in "A Date with Carmen" Pts. 1 & 2. Pop A. Wheelie and Iggy Nition – A team of white American agents and motorcyclists who appear in "The Remnants". Their names are plays on "pop a wheelie" and "ignition." R. B. Traitor – Supposedly a judge turned criminal who hunts crooks down and sentences them to a secret jail while stealing their loot, he is in fact a V. I. L. E. agent assisting Carmen by using Zack and Ivy to lead her past security measures to her desired loot, an original copy of the Magna Carta as seen in "The Trial of Carmen Sandiego". His name is a play on "arbitrator." Rip Shipoff – A white pirate who has a pet parrot who appears in "Skull and Double Crossbones". His name seems to mean "rip off a ship." Stu L. Pijin – A bird trainer who appears in "Birds of a Feather". His name is a play on "stool pigeon." Touriste Classé – A French "international con man and master art thief" who appears in "The Stolen Smile" and "Labyrinth" Pt. 1. His name is a play on "tourist class." An unnamed pair of agents, one man and one woman, presumably Chinese, whose hideout is a junk on the Yangtze River. Each has a tattoo of half of a yin and yang symbol, and the man has a pet cormorant. They only appear in "Moondreams". A substantial number of unnamed henchmen who work for Carmen Sandiego and other V. I. L. E. agents. They wear head to toe blue outfits with goggles and boots and appear in most episodes.
Другие злодеи
По мере того, как Кармен Сандиего становилась менее злодейской и эволюционировала в скорее антигероя, другие персонажи начали занимать её изначальную роль антагониста сериала. Следующие злодеи:
Доктор Сара Беллум – бывший эксперт Кармен Сандиего по робототехнике и компьютерам, появляющаяся в эпизодах "Раздел" и "Глава и стих". Она предаёт V.I.L.E., выдавая себя за Кармен в попытке стать известной как величайший вор в мире в эпизоде "Когда идёт дождь", но позже вновь оказывается членом V.I.L.E. в эпизоде "Следуй по моим следам", где она соперничает за место преемницы Кармен после её предполагаемой смерти. Её имя – игра слов на основе слова "мозжечок". Айра Гатион (озвучен Майклом Эрлом) – единственный подручный Сары во время её отсутствия в V.I.L.E., появляющийся в эпизоде "Когда идёт дождь". Его имя – игра слов на основе слова "ирригация". Доктор Гуннар Мэйлстром (озвучен Тимом Карри) – враждебный и чрезвычайно жестокий преступник, считающий Кармен Сандиего своим заклятым врагом и появляющийся в трёхчастной серии эпизодов "Возмездие". Будучи детективом ACME, Кармен преследовала его и в конечном итоге посадила в тюрьму после его попытки украсть обломки "Титаника". Спустя годы, после его побега из тюрьмы и предполагаемой смерти, Кармен стала считать его образцом для подражания, но его побег на самом деле был частью плана мести. Его фамилия – отсылка к маэлстромам, термину, обозначающему мощные океанические водовороты. Билдж – главный подручный Мэйлстрома, появляющийся в эпизодах "Возмездие" 1–3. Мэйсон Диксон – агент V.I.L.E. и убеждённый южанин, возмущённый успехом Кармен, появляющийся в эпизоде "Время – это всё". В 1989 году они были партнёрами в краже произведений искусства в Амстердаме, но Мэйсон был арестован, а Кармен сбежала, когда он свернул не в ту сторону на улице и был схвачен полицией. Он использует её машину времени, чтобы изменить исход этого происшествия, позволяя ему захватить контроль над V.I.L.E. и сделав Кармен чрезвычайно покорной, а также чтобы попытаться изменить исход Гражданской войны. Его имя – отсылка к линии Мейсона – Диксона. Ли Джордан (озвучен Дэвидом Коберном) – первый агент ACME, захвативший Кармен Сандиего, один из самых успешных сотрудников ACME, что делало его высокомерным и любвеобильным. Разочарованный своей славой и отсутствием вызовов в борьбе с преступностью, он покинул ACME и помог Кармен Сандиего сбежать, чтобы стать агентом V.I.L.E. Однако его импульсивный и жестокий характер сильно контрастировал с более утончённым и пацифистским подходом Кармен, что привело к его увольнению. В одном из сюжетов он сближается с Айви в эпизодах "Конец детства" 1 и 2, чтобы отомстить Кармен Сандиего. В эпизодах "Можешь ли ты когда-нибудь вернуться домой?" 1 и 2 Ли искал новую возможность отомстить ей, в конечном итоге похитив Малкольма Авалона, бизнесмена, которого она считала своим биологическим отцом, чтобы шантажировать её и заставить украсть для него. Крузер – главный подручный Ли Джордана ("Можешь ли ты когда-нибудь вернуться домой?" 1 и 2).
Критический прием
Шоу получило оценку 4 звезды из 5 от Common Sense Media, отметив, что формат шоу – включающий в себя викторины между эпизодами, толкование слов и использование иностранных языков – "разработан, чтобы пробудить у детей интерес к этим областям знаний". DVD Talk отметили, что шоу превзошло стандартную комедийную составляющую мультфильмов, проявив уважение к зрителю благодаря интеллектуальному подходу, редко встречающемуся на детском телевидении.