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V.I.L.E. Academy was a vocational school that was originally built on an island in the Canary Islands off the coasts of Western Africa which was known as the Isle of V.I.L.E to its inhabitants, over the course of many decades it served as both a headquarters for The Faculty to plan their missions and as a school for its V.I.L.E. operatives. The Villains International League of Evil, known more commonly to its associates and A.C.M.E as V.I.L.E., was a vast and shadowy criminal syndicate and the main antagonist of the 2019 Netflix series. V.I.L.E. was not just a criminalorganisationall conglomerate but powerful and well-organized, working without hindrance in every country on Earth, with a massive network of well-equipped agents to do their bidding from behind the scenes. Their existence was seen as a myth to law enforcement like Interpol, but members of A.C.M.E. knew for certain they existed. However, even they only ever had a hunch to go on, and the leaders of V.I.L.E. went to any lengths to keep it that way. V.I.L.E. made an assortment of products, like smartphones, imitation rice, and even toothpaste. They have also been responsible for manipulating financial markets to cause economic recessions, corporate fraud, and white-collar crimes. To the uninitiated and to cover their syndicate secret, they went under the guise of a trading company known as the Valuable Imports, Lavish Exports company. V.I.L.E. was led by a council of five masterminds known as The Faculty, named so because they were not just the leaders of V.I.L.E., they were also the teachers of V.I.L.E. Training Academy for Thieves. The Faculty took a democratic approach when making important decisions among themselves, putting it to a majority vote when either supporting or rejecting an idea. There was also a pair of operatives known as The Cleaner; they worked as janitors at V.I.L.E. Academy, but they were also in charge of cleaning up any "messy situations" that any V.I.L.E. operatives might find themselves in, hence their name. All V.I.L.E. operatives go by code names, students come up with a code name for themselves while still in school. They usually choose something to represent an area of expertise that they specialize in or a theme that they like to keep to. Until they have selected their V.I.L.E. code names, it is the rule of V.I.L.E. Academy that they only give their first name; sharing their last names with each other is not allowed. V.I.L.E. Academy only graduated forty students per year (known as "The Forty Thieves", and demanded nothing less than utter perfection. Students who attended and graduated from the academy went on to be V.I.L.E. agents who worked in every country, engaging in criminal misdeeds around the world, which were planned out in accordance with the annual budget determined by V.I.L.E.'s accountant Cookie Booker, who, once every year on December 1st, delivered a hard drive containing the information for the coming fiscal year to the Academy to be uploaded onto the V.I.L.E. mainframe. For security reasons, she travelled to V.I.L.E. island by boat to avoid detection. The Faculty expected and instilled loyalty to all of its agents, and the students of V.I.L.E. Academy did not graduate on grades alone; they were profiled by the Faculty to determine if they were truly loyal to the organization and willing to do whatever was necessary to achieve their goals. Coach Brunt routinely considered the organization "family"; to betray one's family, leave the group, or make war against them is a heinous crime in their eyes. Beyond simply being a thieves' guild that steals valuable items, V.I.L.E. was a deeply rooted criminal enterprise that operated in secret all over the world, engaging in any manner of unlawful opportunities with no effort spared. The group was primarily focused on the theft of rare treasures, new technology, and other items for profit, to exploit or sabotage or for simple pleasures. However, they were not above more serious crimes, such as murder, kidnapping, torture, human testing, and acts of terrorism, should the need arise. From art heists to stealing space shuttles, nothing was too far-fetched for V.I.L.E. According to the Chief, V.I.L.E. is believed to have masterminded most major crimes over the last 20 years, from the manipulation of financial markets to the contamination of cheese. V.I.L.E. made it a top priority to keep their activities and their organization as a whole a secret; their M.O. was to carry out their missions hidden in plain sight, making sure nothing looked out of place, and they never operated without a figurative smokescreen. V.I.L.E. protocol also states that after a target has been acquired, the operative who stole it must meet up with another operative and pass on the stolen goods once their contact gives them the designated password. This way, if an operative got captured, no one person knew too much about the caper. Additionally, V.I.L.E. agents were instructed to leave no witnesses to a crime; if they were seen by a witness, they were to silence them at any cost, even if that required them to use deadly force. The organization also had a strict policy that even the members of the Faculty were subject to: Failuree is forgivable, capture is not." If the police were getting close, or a mission was compromised and not able to succeed, the organization preferred for their operatives to cut their losses and retreat, rather than pursue the goal and risk greater losses or capture. According to the Chief, only six suspected V.I.L.E. operatives have ever been captured by any intelligence agency in the past 20 years. If a V.I.L.E. agent was caught by the authorities, their operative Roundabout, who held a high-ranking position in Interpol, pulled some strings to get them released before they could be interrogated. The Cleaners were then sent to retrieve the agents and bring them back to V.I.L.E. headquarters so that they could have their minds wiped of off any and all knowledge of V.I.L.E. by Dr. Bellum's brainwashing machines, then be sent back into the real world and into the old life they left behind when they joined V.I.L.E. academy. Apart from this circumstance of being dismissed after being captured, no one in V.I.L.E. is allowed to leave the organization once they join, not even the members of the V.I.L.E. Faculty may leave. A.C.M.E. is a detective agency that,t like V.I.L.E., exists only in the shadows. They use their CrimeNet technology in the pursuit to find criminals, many of whom may be linked to more than just thefts but the manipulation of financial markets to poisoning food staples. A.C.M.E. is led by The Chief, who has recruited Interpol agents Chase Devineaux and Julia Argent to find Carmen Sandiego and to prove that V.I.L.E. exists. Up until close to the end of the fourth season, The Chief and her agents were keen on exposing V.I.L.E to the world but after Carmen became a known name to the organisation, The Chief then made a second objective to arrest Carmen under the belief she was helping V.I.L.E since Carmen was seemingly "stealing" items despite returning them to the locations they were originally stolen from. Once A.C.M.E discovered that Carmen was in fact,t good, they banded together to to arrest the V.I.L.E agents who were still on the run. When Carmen had been brainwashed, it only fuelled The Chief's original idea that Carmen was evil further until Julia found out that Carmen's actions weren't being done willingly. On missions, the assigned agents are given guns that when fired release a sleeping gas or a toxin that makes the person it's used on lose conscience and fall asleep, despite being able to cause anyone to sleep, agents don't seem to have something to protect themselves since it has been shown that they can fall victim to their gear. Agents are also equipped with a pen, which, when activated,d allows them to report back to their boss. It can seemingly be activated by anyone even non-A.C.M.E agents such as when Carmen herself activated Julia's pen to contact The Chief since she had been hit with the sleeping gas and was sent down into the snow where she was then at risk of becoming ill due to the harsh weather she was dealing with, it also doubles as a writing pen, given that The Chief referred to Julia by name it can be assumed that the former knows which agent will be contacting her before answering. A.C.M.E also has a helmet that when placed on the intended person makes them recall memories, It has only been shown to have been used on Gray who had the time was a former V.I.L.E agent who suffered amnesia due to having memories of his former organisation erased however the machine backfired and caused Gray to become a V.I.L.E agent once again, it was also used on Carmen when they try to get Carmen back, but then it had little effect, making Carmen think that Gray sold her out. Typically, agents are in their formal suits; however,r for missions in cold areas, such as Zari and Julia's (As well as others) attempt at tracking Carmen in Stockholm, they are given coats to combat the cold, snowy weather. Carmen's team is a team in the Netflix 2019 revival of Carmen Sandiego. The group consists of Carmen Sandiego, Player, Ivy, Zack and Shadows; they focus on retrieving history taken by V.I.L.E. by travelling the world to stop the operative on the scene History During Carmen's youth, she lived on the Isle of V.I.L.E. after she had been rescued during her infancy by Shadowsan. When she was around sixteen, she got into contact with Player, another young child after she had pocketed a phone from The Captain. A few months after escaping from the Isle, she met Zack and Ivy in Boston, Massachusetts where she persuaded them to stop their criminal act and convinced them to join her side. After Shadowsan's betrayal had become known to the other four members of The Faculty, he departed from the Isle and began working with Carmen full-time as a member of the team. Over time, the team worked on several capers to thwart V.I.L.E.