Zack and Ivy were the teenage protagonists of Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego?. In fact, she has little personality beyond getting angry whenever Carmen breaks into ACME communication lines. Perhaps as a tribute, this Chief looks somewhat similar to Lynne Thigpen, although her voice and personality are unmistakably different. The Chief featured in Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego: Treasures of Knowledge and Carmen Sandiego: The Secret of the Stolen Drums was voiced in both games by Marcie Henderson. The most notable 'Chiefs' were the live-action Chief played by Lynne Thigpen and the Holographic Chief of Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego? voiced by Rodger Bumpass.

No Chief character appears in Carmen Sandiego's Think Quick Challenge, Carmen Sandiego Word Detective and Carmen Sandiego Math Detective. In the original first few computer games 'the Chief' was a mysterious male figure hidden in the shadows who had very little personality or role. The character is never given a name beyond that title.

The leader of ACME is called 'The Chief', though the nature of the character varies considerably in different media. An ACME training academy of some kind is often stated or alluded to exist, presumably located at its San Francisco headquarters. Additionally, ACME usually has numerous field offices around the globe. Principally, ACME trains and employs agents who act as detectives, spies, and double agents against V.I.L.E.Īlthough the structure of ACME Headquarters varies, it is always located in San Francisco, often being depicted as well within view of San Franciscan landmarks such as the Transamerica Pyramid and the Golden Gate Bridge. The exact nature of the organization is never explained, but it appears to be concerned mainly with tracking down and capturing international criminals. The ACME Detective Agency or ACME Crimenet (changed to ACME Timenet in Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego?) is the organization that the user or protagonists always work for.

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