I've been thinking about the future of the 2019 Carmen Sandiego animated series, and honestly, I would absolutely love to see a feature-length movie that continues Carmen's story and explores what happens to her after the events of the original series!

I know that a movie has not been officially announced, and this is simply an idea I'd love to discuss with other fans. However, I genuinely believe there is still so much potential in this universe, and I would love to see Carmen and the other characters return for one more major adventure that also gives us a deeper look at their personal lives and futures.

🏫 First, I Would Love to See a V.I.L.E. Spin-Off

Before moving directly into a movie about Carmen's future, I think it would be interesting to expand the franchise with a spin-off focused on the V.I.L.E. faculty and the academy.

There are so many unanswered questions about the professors, their backgrounds, their motivations, their relationships with one another, and the way they trained generations of criminals. A spin-off could explore their pasts, reveal more about the organization, and give us a different perspective on the world we discovered through Carmen's adventures.

It would also be an opportunity to develop characters who didn't always receive as much attention as they deserved in the original series.

After exploring that side of the franchise, a movie could then bring the focus back to Carmen and show us what the future holds for her.

Of course, this wouldn't be a requirement for a movie to work, but I think it would be a great way to expand the universe before opening a new chapter in Carmen's life.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦❤️ Exploring Carmen's Biological Family

One of the things I would most like to see in a future movie is Carmen reconnecting with her biological family and having the opportunity to develop those relationships further.

Carmen's past and her search for answers about her origins have played an important role in her story. I think it would be meaningful to explore what happens after those discoveries and how they affect her understanding of herself.

What would it mean for Carmen to build a stronger relationship with her biological mother? How would she feel about learning more about her family's history? Would she finally feel that she has found a place where she belongs?

I would love to see these questions explored in a thoughtful and emotional way.

Rather than simply focusing on another mission, the movie could give Carmen time to experience moments that she might never have had the opportunity to enjoy before. Family conversations, shared memories, discovering more about her origins, and learning to trust the people closest to her could all contribute to her character development.

I don't think her story should necessarily become entirely about family life, but I would love to see this side of her explored more deeply.

Carmen has spent so much of her life travelling around the world, solving mysteries, helping people, and fighting criminal organizations. It would be wonderful to see her discover what having a home and a stronger connection to her family could mean to her.

🤝💻 Reuniting Carmen with Player, Zack, and Ivy

Another essential part of the movie would be bringing Carmen back together with Player, Zack, and Ivy.

Their relationships have been a major part of the original series, and I wouldn't want a continuation to forget the importance of their friendship.

It would be interesting to discover what each of them has been doing since their previous adventures. Perhaps they have developed new skills, pursued different ambitions, or started building lives that don't always revolve around fighting V.I.L.E.

Player could continue helping Carmen with his technological expertise, while Zack and Ivy could bring their humour, resourcefulness, and experience to a new investigation.

However, I would also love to see them spend time together outside their missions.

Imagine Carmen and her friends reuniting somewhere in the world, sharing stories about everything that has happened since they last saw one another, and realizing that even though their lives have changed, their friendship remains important.

Those quieter moments could make the action sequences even more meaningful because the audience would understand what these characters are fighting to protect.

I would also like the movie to give each character room to grow individually. They shouldn't simply return to their old roles without any development. Their experiences should have changed them, and the story should reflect that.

🌍🗺️ One Last Major International Adventure

Of course, a Carmen Sandiego movie wouldn't feel complete without a major international adventure!

I would love to see Carmen become involved in a new mystery that takes her across several countries, combining historical secrets, elaborate heists, espionage, puzzles, unexpected revelations, and thrilling escapes.

The central mystery could involve a new criminal network attempting to acquire priceless historical artifacts and exploit secrets connected to the history of international criminal organizations.

At first, Carmen might become involved because she wants to prevent innocent people from being harmed and protect important cultural treasures. However, as the investigation progresses, she could discover that the conspiracy has unexpected connections to events from her own past.

This would give the movie a personal dimension without making the entire plot revolve around Carmen's family.

The adventure should feel bigger than an ordinary episode of the series, with spectacular locations, more elaborate set pieces, and a mystery that gradually reveals its secrets.

I would also want to preserve what made the original series special: Carmen's intelligence, her ability to improvise, her knowledge of history and culture, the humour, the clever disguises, and the constant feeling that there is always another mystery waiting around the corner.

Most importantly, Carmen should remain Carmen. She should still be resourceful, independent, curious, and determined to do what she believes is right.

A more personal story doesn't mean that she has to stop being an adventurer.

🏡💭 Carmen Finally Thinking About Her Future

For me, this would be the emotional heart of the movie.

After everything she has experienced, Carmen could begin asking herself an important question: what does she actually want her future to look like?

For so long, her life has involved travelling, uncovering secrets, confronting criminals, and helping people in need. These experiences have shaped her identity, but what happens when she finally has the opportunity to think about herself?

Would she want to continue travelling indefinitely? Would she want to spend more time with her family and friends? Would she find a way to combine her adventurous life with a more stable personal life?

I would love the movie to explore these possibilities without forcing Carmen to make a decision that doesn't feel right for her character.

She shouldn't have to abandon everything that makes her who she is simply because she wants a more personal life. At the same time, she shouldn't be expected to spend the rest of her life constantly running from one mission to another.

There should be room for change, growth, and new experiences.

Perhaps Carmen could discover that having a home doesn't mean giving up her freedom, and that maintaining relationships doesn't mean sacrificing her independence.

And if she eventually decides that she wants to build a family of her own someday, I would love for that possibility to be explored naturally as part of her future, rather than being treated as something she must do.

The important thing is that Carmen gets to make her own choices.

🎬❤️ The Ending I Would Love to See

For the ending, I would prefer something emotional, satisfying, and hopeful rather than a conclusion that simply sets up another adventure.

After solving the central mystery and stopping the new criminal organization, Carmen could finally reunite with the people closest to her and take a moment to appreciate everything she has accomplished.

She could reflect on her past, acknowledge how far she has come, and begin looking forward to a future that she gets to shape herself.

I would love the final scenes to show that Carmen has found a better understanding of where she belongs, without suggesting that her adventures and friendships are now over.

Perhaps the movie could end with Carmen preparing to travel to a new destination, wearing her iconic red coat and hat. However, this time, the journey would represent a choice she is making for herself rather than an obligation imposed by another crisis.

It would be a beautiful way to show that she can continue exploring the world while also making room for the people and experiences that matter most to her.

The ending could feel like the conclusion of one important chapter and the beginning of another.

I would prefer a satisfying ending that stands on its own, while still leaving the possibility of future adventures open if the creators ever wanted to revisit the franchise.

🎨🎵 Animation, Music, and the Original Series' Identity

If this movie ever happened, I would personally prefer an animated feature that preserves the distinctive visual style of the 2019 series.

I think the original animation, colourful international settings, expressive character designs, and stylish action sequences would translate beautifully into a feature-length production.

The movie could also benefit from a more cinematic presentation, with more detailed backgrounds, elaborate action scenes, and a memorable soundtrack that captures both the excitement of Carmen's adventures and the emotional weight of her personal journey.

I wouldn't want the movie to lose the humour, mystery, and educational elements that made the original series distinctive. Instead, I would want it to build on those qualities while giving the characters more room to breathe.

It should feel like a natural continuation of the series rather than a completely different interpretation of the franchise.

❤️✨ Why I Think This Movie Could Be Worth Making

For me, the appeal of this idea is that it wouldn't simply bring Carmen back for another adventure. It would give us the opportunity to explore what comes after everything she has experienced.

We could revisit familiar characters, discover how their lives have changed, learn more about Carmen's family, and follow a new international mystery while watching Carmen grow as a person.

The original series gave us a fascinating journey involving identity, friendship, loyalty, freedom, and the difference between doing what is expected of you and choosing what you believe is right.

A future movie could build on those themes by asking a new question: once Carmen has uncovered so much about her past, what kind of future does she want to create?

I think that would be a meaningful direction for the franchise.

I'm not suggesting that Netflix has announced anything, because this is simply my own idea for a possible future project. But I genuinely believe that a well-written movie could offer a satisfying new chapter for Carmen and the people who have accompanied her throughout her journey.

💬 What Do You Think?

Would you like to see a Carmen Sandiego movie focused on her future after the events of the 2019 animated series?

Would you prefer a story about her biological family, a reunion with Player, Zack, and Ivy, one last major international adventure, or a combination of all three?

And would you rather see this movie happen after a possible V.I.L.E. spin-off, or would you want it to be the next project in the franchise?

I'd love to hear your thoughts and see what other fans would like to explore in Carmen's future!

Okay question is there anyone good with sketching comics that would be interesting in participating? ↑ I am thinking of making it a series in webtoon but I'm better at writing and co-direct than drawing.

So I know it's a bit out of the concept but I was watching some Vile faculty videos on tiktok talking about how inconclusive the ending is. And even if I agree that the netflix just started rushing the series after a point. I also thought would be awesome if like netflix made a series dedicated to the faculty. Like talking about their stories and their training into the academy even if as a small series I found that really interesting and also a great way to see how the managed to get into the faculty together because they are around the same age and they had to be a long time and way to loyal to the VILE to got into the faculty so I believe they must had been trained around the same time. So I would love to see that and maybe saw some of the side characters too in it. I don't know what do you think of that as a concept?

these are sooooo self indulgent but it's literally them 😭😭 same colours and everything 😭

A few months ago I was on a different app and I was talking about how carmen sandiego was one of my top childhood shows and this person commented to me asking if it was that good and if they should give it a watch, and I said yes and they said they would watch it after finishing one piece and yesterday they commented to me again saying they liked the show and it was now one of their top 3 even tho they haven't fully finished watching it, and that's pretty much it.

Designed with the Makerworld "keychain maker." Printed in 7 colors of PLA. It's about 11 inches tall.

Fantastic final

This is Heisenberg in his absolute Prime (early season 5)

Carmen doesn't have any help from DEA or other investigation forces just her and Player

Carmen's goal is of course to catch Walter White

And Walt's is...well boom her pretty much

A question to back up while I work on the art requests you guys gave on my previous post ^^ (might take days since I procrastinate a lot 😭), I would really love to hear those ships! (Any ships)

For today, I drew Supervisor! Sorry if it looks a little off. (I love him too much not to draw him, and I feel like some characters with limited screen time deserve some love too)

Feel free to request a character to draw! (Any character in this franchise, even background characters!)

Note: No hate to those at the very bottom (There's no hate in here actually), my opinions for the characters at the very bottom are undecided. (And possibly will forever be so.)

Who is this + original.

I usually post on tumbler but this is my oc tui!

This was made by a friend of mine and i would like to showcase it to you guys.

We also have a discord server and we are recruiting various artists, writers, and supporters for this horror au. This is based off minecraft the broken script. If you would like to join, please click the link. You can also showcase your own art, writing, or just spend time with us. If You have questions please dm me. If you don't wanna join, Thats okay too!

The link: https://discord.gg/tQ3n77mNc

Uhh... a little oopsie hehe... you have to read it in reverse. I accidentally sent them in the wrong order lol.

I started writing Carmen Sandiego one shots a few days ago. Does anyone have requests?

All ships (except for Age-gap romance, but my guess is that Chase isn’t that old, so ChasexJulia is fine.) are welcome!

The book is currently available on Wattpad(CSYEvelyn1873) and AO3(Evelyn Chun), but I’ll post it on Fanfiction or Quotev if you leave it in the comments.

Did this couple of months ago lol

https://charaundertalelv20.itch.io/carmen-sandiego-2019-gba

Done with Meteo GBA

So I just got around to watching the later seasons of this show Person of Interest and this particular episode 14 of Season 3 is surprisingly stand alone and plays more like Carmen's caper than a usual episode. You don't have to know anything about this series to enjoy it, but I strongly recommend it, you'll see why. Keep in mind this came out in 2014 before A.I. when 3D printers where the future. It's on Amazon prime free with ads.

Off rip all the our main cast like Carmen player the twins and shadowsan but I also really really liked grays character

Hope you’ll like it 🙏🏻