History Awesome / CarmenSandiego

* A villainous one for Roundabout, who managed to become a member of the British Secret Service, but was able to close down shop before either Carmen or ACME could step in. This impresses the faculty enough that they elected to him to take Shadow-san place.

* Then when she last robot chases her down the mountainside, she ultimately dropping it off a cliff to destroy it.

* When Crackle asks Carmen to walk away from the fight with V.I.L.E. because he doesn't want to hurt her, she swears that she won't. Then punctuates the point by blowing up Bellum's army of [[MechaMooks Robo-Robbers]].

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!! Art
* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: The animation is a rare usage of lineless animation, and is very fluid, drawing some fan comparisons to ''{{WesternAnimation/Kim Possible}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/WildKratts''.
** Glen Manalo, one of the show's background artists, [[https://www.deviantart.com/hermit-homeboy/journal/Carmen-Sandiego-on-January-18-780332896 embraces]] the Kim Possible comparisons, imply that his [[PromotedFanboy fandom love]] for the Disney series influenced his work on Carmen Sandiego.
* The awesome art comes into play in the Duke of Vermeer episode, where they replicate Vemeer's signature art style in the cartoon's art style!
!!Other
* Player being a member of Carmen's team. It's a subtle, yet awesome way to tell the audience that her greatest rivals (us) aren't opposing her this time - we're ''helping'' her.
* Upon winning "To Steal or Not To Steal", there's a bonus video of the entire cast singing [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z44o2c0JaYQ their own version]] of Rockapella's "Series/WhereInTheWorldIsCarmenSandiego" It is a glorious CallBack[=/=]MythologyGag from one iteration of Carmen to another.
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* Upon winning "To Steal or Not To Steal", there's a bonus video of the entire cast singing [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Skce_7aeSYo their own version]] of Rockapella's "Series/WhereInTheWorldIsCarmenSandiego" It is a glorious CallBack[=/=]MythologyGag from one iteration of Carmen to another.

* Upon winning "To Steal or Not To Steal", there's a bonus video of the entire cast singing [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Skce_7aeSYo their own version]] of Rockapella's "Series/WhereInTheWorldIsCarmenSandiego". It is a glorious CallBack[=/=]MythologyGag from one iteration of Carmen to another.

* Upon winning "To Steal or Not To Steal", there's a bonus video of the entire cast singing [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Skce_7aeSYo their own version]] of Rockapella's "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego". It is a glorious CallBack[=/=]MythologyGag from one iteration of Carmen to another.

* She has a conversation with Carmen unknowingly when Carmen is tailing Paper Star. Her genuine desire for some respect from Chase, as well as her NotSoDifferent love of travel and history that she shares with Carmen, is enough to convince Carmen to leave the stolen Magna Carta documents with Julia. As Carmen puts it, "They're in good hands now."

** Also, her completely improvised impersonation of Dr. [=GoldLove=]], whom she has never met. She sells it like a pro.

* She holds her own against Dr. [=LadyGold's=] goons, using melted chocolate to slip them up and even gets the final kick to knock [=LadyGold=] out.

** Actually, Ivy had the list when Sonia stole it, but Carmen didn’t see her do so, so that might still qualify as being awesome.

* Shadow-san fights off against Dash Haber who uses his [[WeaponizedHeadgear remote-controlled razor-brimmed hat]] to fight him. Keep in mind that when Carmen fought Dash, it was an extended battle with her narrowly avoiding his attacks, until she finally stopped him by tethering the hat with a grappling hook. When Shadow-san fights him, Dash throws his hat ''once'', Shadow-san immediately grabs it and embeds it in the wall, and holds it perfectly still there until Dash gives up on trying to pull it back and runs away. Oh yeah, and this hat was shown to be able to cut through corrugated steel shipping containers earlier in the episode. It wasn't the wall it was buried in that was holding it there. It was Shadow-san.

* Shadow-san fights off against Dash Haber who uses his remote-controlled hat to take him down. Unlike Carmen, who had to tether it with a grappling hook to make it stay still, Shadow-san grabs it, embeds it to the wall and Dash has to retreat when he finds that it won't budge.

* Hideo, Shadow-san's older brother, sneaking up behind Zahi and ''knocking her unconscious with a guard post'' to help Shadow-san and Carmen's heist with the masks.

* Sonia, a pickpocket from Mexico City, teams up with Carmen to fight off Spin Kick and Flytrap. At the end of the episode, she stole the client list and is off to return all the art she stole back to their rigthtful place.

* Chase beginning to realize that Julie was right and that Carmen ''does'' have good intentions.

* Lupe Pelligro, a MaskedLuchador, finds Coach Brunt has Carmen. Carmen tells Lupe that this is not her fight...Lupe quickly disagrees and she ends up holding her own.

* Lupe Pelligro, a MaskedLuchador finds Coach Brunt has Carmen. Carmen tells Lupe that this is not her fight...Lupe quickly disagrees and she ends up holding her own.

* Upon winning "To Steal or Not To Steal", there's a bonus video of the entire cast singing [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Skce_7aeSYo their own version]] of Rockapella's "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego". It is a glorious from one iteration of Carmen to another.