Countess cleo Dr bellum

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V.I.L.E. V.I.L.E. Faculty Coach Brunt (colleague) Countess Cleo (colleague) Professor Maelstrom (colleague) Tigress (agent) Le Chevre (agent) El Topo (agent) Enemies Team Red Carmen Sandiego - Former Student, Former Colleague (via brainwashing) and Enemy Ivy Zack Player Shadowsan - Former Colleague Crackle - Former Protege and Former Subordinate Dexter Wolfe - Colleague A.C.M.E. - Captors The Chief Inspector Chase Devineaux Julia Argent Agent Zari Gallery Screenshots Productions Trivia She is the only permanent Faculty member to have their codename formatted into that of a real name. Her name is a play on the word cerebellum, also known as the little brain, which plays an important part in motor control in humans. As a literalist, Bellum takes words at their dictionary-defined meanings. In the novel "Who in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?", she's described as always seeming to be working on a hundred things at once with nothing ever holding her attention for very long. In "The Sticky Rice Caper", she's shown to have been apparently looking at a multitude of things as opposed to focusing on the operation, including recipes, blueprints, and images of cats. In "The Luchadora Tango Caper", she was seen doodling pictures of cats while laughing at Coach Brunt. In "The Crackle Goes Kiwi Caper", she mentions that she has seven uncles, none of whom are named Bob. This makes her the only Faculty member to have known biological extended family. Dr. Bellum is the shortest of the VILE Faculty members. Countess Cleo is the only one to call Dr. Bellum by her first name, Saira, potentially hinting at a close relationship between the two. See also Countess Cleo Shadowsan Coach Brunt Professor Maelstrom Roundabout Cookie Booker The Cleaners by Maelstrom in The Day of the Dead Caper based on her costume by Maelstrom in The Himalayan Rescue Caper Stay up to date on your Fandom Stay up to date on your fandom with carefully curated and timely Fandom newsletters. Email Address SIGN

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Originally from India, Dr. Bellum is a scientist who had a penchant for inventing elaborate devices Having been one of the five members of V.I.L.E. Academy who contributed to Black Sheep's upbringing, she was one of the four members who supported her admission to V.I.L.E. Academy. After the incident in Morocco, Bellum monitored Black Sheep, hoping it would make her more complacent to V.I.L.E. for her remedial year knowing she was being watched. Abilities As one of the five masterminds of V.I.L.E., Dr. Bellum has near supreme authority in the organization. Dr. Bellum is a genius inventor who is capable of creating various inventions and weapons used by V.I.L.E., including the Crackle Rod, surveillance drones, rice destroying spores, memory-erasing glasses, subliminal message inserting devices, and jetpacks.According to the tie-in novel, Who in the World is Carmen Sandiego?, Countess Cleo is Egyptian. It was later stated in the episode The Fashionista Caper that Cleo was previously a failed runway model until she turned to a life of crime, eventually working her way up to the top to join V.I.L.E. Faculty.Years ago, she, along with her fellow Faculty members, dispatched a young Shadowsan to spy on and assassinate (if necessary) Dexter Wolfe, their fellow faculty member, after discovering him going off the grid longer than normal and moving V.I.L.E. assets into personal Swiss bank accounts. Shadowsan, however, failed in his mission, due to Interpol interference and a young agent shooting Wolfe dead, and instead brought back Wolfe's baby daughter (who would later grow up to be Black Sheep/Carmen Sandiego) back to the Isle. Cleo was very reluctant towards letting a baby live there, and was quite disgusted at the idea of raising her, mainly due to how she values refinement and the fact that babies are rather messy. However, she agreed after the child showed potential in thievery. She and her associates then awarded Wolfe's vacant seat to Shadowsan in return for his deed

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According to the tie-in novel, Who in the World is Carmen Sandiego?, Countess Cleo is Egyptian. It was later stated in the episode The Fashionista Caper that Cleo was previously a failed runway model until she turned to a life of crime, eventually working her way up to the top to join V.I.L.E. Faculty.

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Years ago, she, along with her fellow Faculty members, dispatched a young Shadowsan to spy on and assassinate (if necessary) Dexter Wolfe, their fellow faculty member, after discovering him going off the grid longer than normal and moving V.I.L.E. assets into personal Swiss bank accounts. Shadowsan, however, failed in his mission, due to Interpol interference and a young agent shooting Wolfe dead, and instead brought back Wolfe's baby daughter (who would later grow up to be Black Sheep/Carmen Sandiego) back to the Isle. Cleo was very reluctant towards letting a baby live there, and was quite disgusted at the idea of raising her, mainly due to how she values refinement and the fact that babies are rather messy. However, she agreed after the child showed potential in thievery. She and her associates then awarded Wolfe's vacant seat to Shadowsan in return for his deed.

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Having been one of the five members of V.I.L.E. Academy who contributed to Black Sheep's upbringing, she was one of the four members who supported her admission to V.I.L.E. Academy. Initially, she had opposed Black Sheep joining, stating that she would not want Black Sheep's unruly nature to disrupt her class, but Malestrom argued that she could benefit from supervised training, and Cleo voted to allow her to enroll.

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During the hard-drive incident, Cleo voiced that Black Sheep must be punished. Since Carmen left the island, Cleo has been collecting 33 of the 34 paintings of Vermeer; the only one she hadn't stolen was the 'Woman in Blue Reading a Letter'.

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Carmen stole the painting herself in order to steal the remaining paintings back. Cleo extended an invitation to her dinner party to Zack, who was thought to be the Duke, an accomplice of the mysterious Duchess, the thief who stole the last painting, who, in reality, was Carmen.V.I.L.E. V.I.L.E. Faculty Coach Brunt (colleague) Countess Cleo (colleague) Professor Maelstrom (colleague) Tigress (agent) Le Chevre (agent) El Topo (agent) Enemies Team Red Carmen Sandiego - Former Student, Former Colleague (via brainwashing) and Enemy Ivy Zack Player Shadowsan - Former Colleague Crackle - Former Protege and Former Subordinate Dexter Wolfe - Colleague A.C.M.E. - Captors The Chief Inspector Chase Devineaux Julia Argent Agent Zari Gallery Screenshots Productions Trivia She is the only permanent Faculty member to have their codename formatted into that of a real name. Her name is a play on the word cerebellum, also known as the little brain, which plays an important part in motor control in humans. As a literalist, Bellum takes words at their dictionary-defined meanings. In the novel "Who in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?", she's described as always seeming to be working on a hundred things at once with nothing ever holding her attention for very long. In "The Sticky Rice Caper", she's shown to have been apparently looking at a multitude of things as opposed to focusing on the operation, including recipes, blueprints, and images of cats. In "The Luchadora Tango Caper", she was seen doodling pictures of cats while laughing at Coach Brunt. In "The Crackle Goes Kiwi Caper", she mentions that she has seven uncles, none of whom are named Bob. This makes her the only Faculty member to have known biological extended family. Dr. Bellum is the shortest of the VILE Faculty members. Countess Cleo is the only one to call Dr. Bellum by her first name, Saira, potentially hinting at a close relationship between the two. See also Countess Cleo Shadowsan Coach Brunt Professor Maelstrom R

countess cleo Dr bellum

but then Dr bellum and countess cleo had a kid who made you and became the favorite child;))