Shelly Inc.

Shelly Inc. is the biggest store in the Detective Dot universe and one of the biggest stores in fiction.

Shelly Inc. is pretty much everywhere, with 24/7 infomercials and pop star ambassadors. It's even sponsoring Dot’s school lessons! It offers super-fast same-hour delivery, and everything is so cheap no one cares if it’s faulty. Just throw it away and buy another one.

In When the Cold Breeze Blows Away, it would make a deal with North Korea and the Coalition of the Red Star, and would make an armed wing/private military company to protect Shelly Belly from the Children's Intelligence Agency and the United Nations Security Council, including the rest of the Grand Alliance.

Soon, Shelly Inc. was then the most infamous company in the entire When the Cold Breeze Blows Away world for being largely responsible for the violation of the Beleninsk Conventions laws of 24/7 infomercials, excessive amount of pop star ambassadors, sponsoring school lessons, super-fast same-hour deliveries and extreme cheapness.

Shelly Inc.'s true nature was revealed to the public after the events of Operation Brass Echelon but was able to stay afloat using several scapegoats. After the CIA, the UNSC and the Grand Alliance infiltrated Shellly Inc. Russian stronghold, Belly used Dot's distraction to kill Tsigler Arkadiy Semyonovich and stole Shelly Inc.'s data from the supercomputer and presented the evidence of Shelly Inc.'s actions to the United Nations. With the evidence being given, the United Nations and many world governments, led by the US government, ordered an indefinite suspension of Shelly Inc.'s practices and soon its stock prices plummeted, and Shelly Inc. was finally finished. Despite this, the company finally achieved redemption thanks to the efforts of its more benevolent former employees who repurposed it into a PMC under the name "Shelly Dot" to combat biological threats, be it ones they caused during Shelly Inc.'s dark days or from other forces and help the CIA, though the tension with the world and the CIA still remains.