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No Such Agency

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No Such Agency	comment	A step up (or down) from a Covert Group is a government agency whose very existence is officially regarded as an Urban Legend and denied by The Government officials. This allows them to maintain Plausible Deniability, in case the agency's activities (which are often of the black ops variety) become known to the general public. If, by chance, any outsiders learn of it, they will say I Was Never Here. There is a likelihood their infrastructure is managed as a Covert Group with Mundane Front. The Trope Namer is the US National Security Agency, which from 1952 to 1957 officially didn't exist. Even after that they were very reticent about what they did,note For the record, their job is primarily cryptology and analysis of electronic intelligence leading many in the government to snark that the abbreviation NSA really stood for "No Such Agency." Sub-Trope of Government Agency of Fiction and Covert Group and often a Super-Trope to The Men in Black. Compare Government Conspiracy and Shadow Government. May overlap with Benevolent Conspiracy and Milkman Conspiracy. Likely to reside in a Black Site. Parody examples (or even non-parody ones) may employ a Suspiciously Specific Denial. Note that this trope is a government-sanctioned group whose existence the government intentionally keeps quiet. If a government intentionally wipes all traces of one's (or a group's) existence or history of ever existing, that is Un-person.
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No Such Agency / int_13888824	comment	In Nevermoor, the Wundrous Society are the elites of the Free State, and its members are expected to lay down their lives to protect the citizens of the country, in exchange for special treatment. Wunsoc has two known schools to educate new members: the School of the Mundane (for non-magical skills), and the School of the Arcane (for magical skills). The third book reveals the existence of the School of the Wundrous, a relic of a bygone era from before Wundersmiths became taboo. Morrigan, a Wundersmith herself, is brought to the ninth level below the building to the School of the Wundrous, where it's revealed that a small group of Wunsoc members have been studying and archiving information for years, to try and preserve information about Wundersmiths. She is promptly forbidden to talk about it publicly. It's so secret, most members don't even know the entire floor is there, much less the School.
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No Such Agency / int_153653b	comment	Soldier of Fortune has The Shop, a covert government organization that conducts black operations around the globe.
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No Such Agency / int_2250e67e	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_2250e67e	comment	When Section 31 shows up in Star Trek: Enterprise the name is implied to refer to Article 14, Section 31 of the (United Earth) Starfleet Charter, which allows bending rules in times of extreme threat — suggesting that Section 31 is less a name for the organization and more a mission statement.
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No Such Agency / int_230b3240	comment	Jack Ryan: The Rainbow counter-terror unit in the Tom Clancy book and video game series Rainbow Six. Officially all its operations were performed by special forces units loyal to the country they occurred in. Unfortunately, ex-KGB freelancer Dimitri Popov realizes what's going on due to a British member of the team habitually smoking a pipe after operations. By the later Ryanverse novel The Teeth of the Tiger, Rainbow has apparently become an Open Secret in the government. Teeth of the Tiger introduces "The Campus", a play on this trope. Another counter-terror organisation set up at the behest of President Ryan, it operates completely outside of government oversight, relying on its cover as an investment firm for funding. Aside from Ryan, only a handful of people within the government are even vaguely aware there is more to The Campus than meets the eye, and the vast majority of those are mid-level types acting as "talent scouts" for the organisation.
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No Such Agency / int_247422c7	comment	The Honor Harrington book Shadow of Freedom introduces the Mobius Secret Police, an agency whose existence is a state secret, even though literally everybody on the planet is aware of their existence. In practice, it is a domestic intelligence and espionage agency that exclusively employs undercover agents. One character muses on the fact that on most other worlds, a Secret Police would not try to keep its own existence a secret, and wonders if the agency's founder even understood what the phrase meant.
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No Such Agency / int_2e7ed09c	comment	Special Unit 2 does not officially exist, which leads to the female lead taking some flak when she claims to have met a member. They exist to deal with everything else that doesn't officially exist.
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No Such Agency / int_2ea6ae26	comment	Section 31 is implied to continue to exist in the early 25th century and its existence generally known when the Ferengi Sneed asks Raffi if she is working for 31 in the Star Trek: Picard episode "Disengage."
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No Such Agency / int_31759f24	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_31759f24	comment	In Threshold, the eponymous agency's very existence is classified, with its operatives having to impersonate other federal agencies' agents when on the job.
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No Such Agency / int_353b7af3	comment	In Star Trek: Discovery, Section 31 is more known and is considered to be an official part of Starfleet with its own admirals, ships, and command structure, as well as a much higher tech level than the rest of Starfleet (e.g., holographic disguises for both people and ships, personal attack drones, combadges, advanced tractor beams, fully functional AI). They wear black badges. However, the events of Season 2 result in the organization being disavowed and going underground once again, for good this time, all official (and lots of unofficial) records wiped. A century later, no one even remembers that such an agency ever existed.
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No Such Agency / int_3626dc6d	comment	Deconstructed in Nikita. The fact that division didn't legally exist is what allowed Percy to transform it into a mercenary outfit.
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No Such Agency / int_3b34143f	comment	Played with by the Ministry of Magic in Harry Potter. Its name suggests a governmental department on par with the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Justice, but no one in the U.K.'s Muggle government knows it exists other than the Prime Minister, and they certainly don't report to him, unless bursting in unannounced at irregular intervals to give him information he has no context for and can't possibly act intelligently upon counts.
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No Such Agency / int_3d1d4598	comment	Kingsman: In Kingsman: The Secret Service, the Kingsmen are an international independent espionage agency that makes sure everything is okay in the world, but no one knows of its existence. The same goes for their American counterpart the Statesmen in the sequel Kingsman: The Golden Circle. In fact, the two didn't know of the other's existence until the Kingsmen had to invoke the Doomsday protocol.
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No Such Agency / int_3d776ce3	comment	Alpha Protocol: The eponymous Alpha Protocol doesn't exist for the purpose of providing deniable assets to the U.S. government. The program also hasn't had an unknown number of predecessors, all of whom haven't been burned, buried and disavowed the moment they get too close to being undeniable. Also, Steven Heck claims to work for a branch of the CIA that doesn't officially exist, but he could just be crazy. (Steve is either the second-best spy in the world, or crazy enough to be as effective as he is.)
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No Such Agency / int_42ffb88e	comment	SCP Foundation: The Foundation itself, of course. It is unknown outside of its membership and a select few government agents involved with funding it or giving it prisoners. Additionally, within the Foundation: The Antimemetics Department deals with anomalies that feed on things like information and memory. Foundation personnel need to take special medication to even remember that the department exists, let alone their day-to-day roles. The Department of Abnormalities is an apparently defunct branch of the Foundation that the the rest of the Foundation knows nothing almost nothing about. There are no records that the Foundation ever had a Department of Abnormalities and no active members have been found. A strange inversion of this is the Department of Unreality. The Foundation knows that they have a Department of Unreality, but the department doesn't appear to actually be real. When a new member is recruited, nobody shows up to their orientation and they can't figure out how to contact their new boss, leaving them completely clueless about what their new job is. The Foundation's main rival organization, the Global Occult Coalition, is secretly funded by the United Nations.
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No Such Agency / int_468bebb0	comment	Discworld: The Dark Clerks in Ankh-Morpork are a myth, as everyone knows. If they weren't a myth, they'd be employed by the Patrician to deal with problems when the City Watch can't find any evidence of lawbreaking and the Assassins' Guild would leave too much of a paper trail. And the History monks? No Such Monastery!
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No Such Agency / int_4bc2a434	comment	Red (2010): The CIA Back Room. Lampshaded in its debut scene.
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No Such Agency / int_4c213722	comment	The Third Echelon in the Splinter Cell series is a black ops and intelligence agency of the US government. Their existence is hidden even from the NSA, which they are technically part of. When their existence is exposed in Conviction by way of a Tyrant Takes the Helm making an Assassination Attempt on the U.S. President, they are publicly disavowed, and the President sets up an even more Covert Group that doesn't even have a stationary base of operations, Fourth Echelon, in Blacklist.
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No Such Agency / int_4ce5263e	comment	The title project of XCOM: Enemy Unknown is disavowed throughout the entire game. No matter what equipment they donate to member-nations, no matter how many civilians they rescue when dealing with alien Terror Strikes, the organization itself is never revealed. The most that the general public knows is the news reports of highly trained soldiers with advanced equipment being sighted occasionally fighting the alien invaders, with all governments involved denying knowledge about them.
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No Such Agency / int_596cfce7	comment	Played with in the Men in Black films and animated series: they started as a government agency in the late 1950s, but by The '90s are independent and get their funding from royalties on alien technology, so they mind-wipe even the government officials to deny their existence. (Retconned in Men in Black: International, which says they were founded in the 1880s and were always independent of governments.)
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No Such Agency / int_5e8c3a6f	comment	Trying Human, which is about Alien Abductions and related phenomena, has Majestic 12, a group dedicated to controlling alien presence on Earth. They're so secret they don't use their personal names among themselves.
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No Such Agency / int_605dd875	comment	Stargate-verse: Fifteen years into the project, Stargate Command remains a secret known only to cleared members of the participating militaries and the highest government officials of the 50 nations that are signatories to the Antarctic Treaty System. The latter were only read into it because there's an Ancient outpost underneath the continent. The project was supposed to go public in the third Stargate SG-1 movie, Revolution (partly because the number of people involved is in the thousands at this point, making keeping the secret increasingly difficult), but the plans for the movie were derailed by MGM's bankruptcy. The NID is also portrayed in this manner. Indeed, it was originally supposed to be referred to as NRD, standing for No Real Department. However, this sounded too awkward and so was changed to NID.
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No Such Agency / int_69fa7496	comment	Disney Ducks Comic Universe: Double Duck has The Agency — full name, Agency So Secret It Doesn't Even Have A Name. Its existence is not publicly acknowledged until the story "Reboot" has the government disband it and replace it with the less expensive Direction, which proceeds to expose the former existence of the Agency in the name of transparency, never mind that they've just exposed all the Agency's operators to revenge from the criminals they had opposed. In Paperinik New Adventures, a spy is about to say the name of an intelligence agency — only for his father, a military intelligence sergeant, to pull a gun on him as he says that even mentioning the name requires a rather high security clearance he doesn't have anymore, no matter that they had just seen an ID badge of said agency. As Paperinik New Adventures and Double Duck are specifically part of the same continuity, it could have been The Agency.
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No Such Agency / int_6bbde1c8	comment	Blackwatch, the covert-ops branch of the Overwatch organization. While Overwatch functioned as public face and The Paragon, Blackwatch dwelt in the shadows, doing the dirty work regular Overwatch couldn't be connected to. Their reveal by spiteful ex-leader Gabriel "Reaper" Reyes brought them and Overwatch as a whole down.
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No Such Agency / int_70814599	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_70814599	comment	Fifteen years into the project, Stargate Command remains a secret known only to cleared members of the participating militaries and the highest government officials of the 50 nations that are signatories to the Antarctic Treaty System. The latter were only read into it because there's an Ancient outpost underneath the continent. The project was supposed to go public in the third Stargate SG-1 movie, Revolution (partly because the number of people involved is in the thousands at this point, making keeping the secret increasingly difficult), but the plans for the movie were derailed by MGM's bankruptcy.
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No Such Agency / int_73d7930f	comment	When Section 31 is revealed in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Inquisition", Ben Sisko mentions he queried Starfleet Command on the organisation. Command refused to either confirm or deny its existence. It's indicated that most of Starfleet Command and the Federation government really don't know that Section 31 exists, and it doesn't actually answer to anyone.
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No Such Agency / int_747d9a6f	comment	Blackwatch, the government organization tasked with stopping the virus in [PROTOTYPE], officially doesn't exist and has no insignia. Newscasts played during the credits suggests that even by the end of the game, most people assume they're just part of the USMC. They're more of an open secret by [PROTOTYPE 2] though.
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No Such Agency / int_755b343f	comment	In the Halo series, Section Zero is the completely-classified arm of the Office of Naval Intelligence who handle its Internal Affairs, and have a functional license to kill anyone they have to in pursuit of their missions; they "erased" hundreds of soldiers and test subjects and burned huge numbers of files when they buried the failed Spartan-I Program. Even within ONI, they're regarded as an urban legend at most.
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No Such Agency / int_76fa3504	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_76fa3504	comment	Conspiracy X. The main opponent organization for the Player Characters is a secret government agency called the National Defense Directorate AKA the Black Book.
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No Such Agency / int_771fc130	comment	The eponymous Delta Green was originally an official non-existent government agency. When it was disbanded, its members continued to operate covertly and illegally, becoming an unauthorized No Such Agency. Their rival and enemy is MAJESTIC-12, another official No Such Agency which oversees relations with The Greys, attempt to study and weaponize their technology while complying to their demands (Which is basically control the United States), they are mostly formed by CIA, NSA, U.S Military and NRO agents. After 9/11 and the reorganisation of the US intelligence community, Delta Green was revived, given a proper government standing and using The War on Terror as a cover of their operations against the mythos. A group of old guard agents were suspicious of this new organisation and created their own Renegade Splinter Faction mantaining the old conspiracy structure. The real-life National Reconnaissance Office appears as one, at the time of the writing (1996) the US government neither denied or confirmed the existence of the NRO and most of the operations that the NRO were off the books and highly classified. Inside of NRO is "Section DELTA", The Men in Black version of Delta Green. Some other countries also employ agencies similar to Delta Green, with GRU SV-8 in Russia, PISCES in the United Kingdom and M-EPIC in Canada.
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No Such Agency / int_77378b06	comment	Section 8: Prejudice introduces a unit called the Spear which serves as the game's Big Bad. It was an elite paramilitary unit intended to exterminate any alien life that could be an obstacle to human colonies (read: all of it), but its leadership began to get mentally unstable (partly from remorse) and they were disavowed and ordered destroyed by USIF regulars. They've come back for revenge.
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No Such Agency / int_7988cb68	comment	The Corsairs in the Mass Effect universe are a branch of Alliance Marines who conduct black ops for the Alliance without official orders. Typically for the Alliance, they still have tons of red tape to navigate and have limited effectiveness. At least according to the one known individual in the series who was a member: Jacob Taylor. Of course, he quit to join Cerberus so that he could do what he wanted without having oversight so who knows how accurate his statements are.
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No Such Agency / int_79f95346	comment	Double Duck has The Agency — full name, Agency So Secret It Doesn't Even Have A Name. Its existence is not publicly acknowledged until the story "Reboot" has the government disband it and replace it with the less expensive Direction, which proceeds to expose the former existence of the Agency in the name of transparency, never mind that they've just exposed all the Agency's operators to revenge from the criminals they had opposed.
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No Such Agency / int_81692f99	comment	Star Trek: When Section 31 is revealed in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Inquisition", Ben Sisko mentions he queried Starfleet Command on the organisation. Command refused to either confirm or deny its existence. It's indicated that most of Starfleet Command and the Federation government really don't know that Section 31 exists, and it doesn't actually answer to anyone. In one of the novels, someone visits Bashir representing "the organization you know as Section 31". When Bashir questions this, the agent explains he's never had occasion to use any name for his employers. When Section 31 shows up in Star Trek: Enterprise the name is implied to refer to Article 14, Section 31 of the (United Earth) Starfleet Charter, which allows bending rules in times of extreme threat — suggesting that Section 31 is less a name for the organization and more a mission statement. In Star Trek: Discovery, Section 31 is more known and is considered to be an official part of Starfleet with its own admirals, ships, and command structure, as well as a much higher tech level than the rest of Starfleet (e.g., holographic disguises for both people and ships, personal attack drones, combadges, advanced tractor beams, fully functional AI). They wear black badges. However, the events of Season 2 result in the organization being disavowed and going underground once again, for good this time, all official (and lots of unofficial) records wiped. A century later, no one even remembers that such an agency ever existed. Section 31 is implied to continue to exist in the early 25th century and its existence generally known when the Ferengi Sneed asks Raffi if she is working for 31 in the Star Trek: Picard episode "Disengage." The Romulans have their own version — but it's not the Tal Shiar, the universally-acknowledged Secret Police of the Romulan Empire. Instead, Star Trek: Picard reveals that within the Tal Shiar is an even more secretive cabal known as Zhat Vash. Their entire agenda is based on a fear and loathing of artificial life-forms.
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No Such Agency / int_819b8c9e	comment	Warehouse 13 doesn't officially exist, and its agents are often recruited from the ranks of the US Secret Service and a typical cover story involves a counterfeit currency investigation (something the Real Life Secret Service does more than protecting the President, since that was the agency's original purpose). They do, however, recruit from other places as well (e.g., Steve Jinks was ATF). In fact, the Warehouse is deliberately apart from the government, as history has proven that none of the artifacts can be entrusted to those in power. Instead, the Warehouse is run by a group known as the Regents, who are regular people with average jobs.
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No Such Agency / int_9049c40e	comment	Conspiracy Theory features an unnamed government agency, and the way one of their agents describes it could be an excellent page quote:
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No Such Agency / int_907fcc80	comment	The covert organization in all iterations of Nikita, including the two TV series and the Transatlantic Equivalent Point of No Return, is a black-ops program for assassination and counterintelligence that does not officially exist, which has allowed the program's leader to turn it into a work-for-hire operation that the government can't shut down.
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Nikita	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_907fcc80
No Such Agency / int_9474aa4b	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_9474aa4b	comment	The title organization in The Division is this up until the start of the game. They are a group of highly trained deep cover agents seeded throughout the U.S. by the government, whose job is to help contain major crises that are beginning to spiral out of control, and have the advantage of being locals, thus good knowledge of geography, and direct or near direct knowledge of what's going on. The pandemic and societal collapse sweeping New York City in the game convinces the government to activate and reveal them for their first operation.
No Such Agency / int_9474aa4b	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_9474aa4b	featureConfidence	1.0
The Division (Video Game)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_9474aa4b
No Such Agency / int_98037c5	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_98037c5	comment	Quiller works for The Bureau, an organization directly responsible to the Prime Minister of Britain, with "powers that would be called into question in the House of Commons should its existence be revealed".
No Such Agency / int_98037c5	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_98037c5	featureConfidence	1.0
Quiller	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_98037c5
No Such Agency / int_9e2f90f4	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_9e2f90f4	comment	The CP9 of One Piece. While the CP1-8 (CP meaning Cipher Pol, or numbered police) are well-known government intelligence agencies, the ninth one is a complete secret that the ordinary citizens only think of as a rumor. This is because CP9 is authorized to kill whoever they feel is an obstruction to their mission.
No Such Agency / int_9e2f90f4	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_9e2f90f4	featureConfidence	1.0
One Piece (Manga)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_9e2f90f4
No Such Agency / int_9f91a58a	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_9f91a58a	comment	In Magical Girl Spec-Ops Asuka, the NPA's counterterrorism unit doesn't exist. They certainly don't have secret cells where they torture terrorists for intelligence. And Akinori's job is just boring desk work, not interrogating prisoners who totally aren't in custody.
No Such Agency / int_9f91a58a	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_9f91a58a	featureConfidence	1.0
Magical Girl Spec-Ops Asuka (Manga)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_9f91a58a
No Such Agency / int_a695c23a	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_a695c23a	comment	Mission: Impossible â€“ Rogue Nation has both the Impossible Mission Force itself and the Syndicate, which turns out to be an agency originally created by the British Secret Intelligence Service (a.k.a. MI6) that has since gone rogue. However, IMF itself does have official status in this movie to some degree: while still a super-black agency, it does have oversight and is accountable to the Senate Intelligence Committee (to an extent: Ethan's boss Brandt is shown refusing to talk about any IMF operations without permission from the Secretary, whose position is vacant at the moment).
No Such Agency / int_a695c23a	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_a695c23a	featureConfidence	1.0
Mission: Impossible â€“ Rogue Nation	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_a695c23a
No Such Agency / int_a8e1f76f	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_a8e1f76f	comment	Parodied in Angus Og when the Laird mentions that he has a friend who "does something very hush-hush for the (British) government", only for his wife to say, in a surprised voice, that she thought he worked for MI6.
No Such Agency / int_a8e1f76f	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_a8e1f76f	featureConfidence	1.0
Angus Og (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_a8e1f76f
No Such Agency / int_a92c264a	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_a92c264a	comment	In Exterminatus Now, the protagonists manage to get away with getting a gigantic and extremely expensive secret research facility owned by their employer sucked into a dimensional portal by the fact that since it was completely off the books and officially non-existent, there's no evidence that can be used against them. Said employer has a fit when he realizes this.
No Such Agency / int_a92c264a	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_a92c264a	featureConfidence	1.0
Exterminatus Now (Webcomic)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_a92c264a
No Such Agency / int_af42a07f	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_af42a07f	comment	The Academy in Serenity. A variant is the Operative.
No Such Agency / int_af42a07f	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_af42a07f	featureConfidence	1.0
Serenity	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_af42a07f
No Such Agency / int_b3484036	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_b3484036	comment	There are many of these in the Area 51 books, starting with Majic-12 and its covert ops Nightscape.
No Such Agency / int_b3484036	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_b3484036	featureConfidence	1.0
Area 51	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_b3484036
No Such Agency / int_b4290f43	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_b4290f43	comment	The assassination agency CURE in The Destroyer, which was created by President John F. Kennedy to protect the U.S. by working outside the Constitution.
No Such Agency / int_b4290f43	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_b4290f43	featureConfidence	1.0
The Destroyer	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_b4290f43
No Such Agency / int_b6b17592	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_b6b17592	comment	The same goes for their American counterpart the Statesmen in the sequel Kingsman: The Golden Circle. In fact, the two didn't know of the other's existence until the Kingsmen had to invoke the Doomsday protocol.
No Such Agency / int_b6b17592	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_b6b17592	featureConfidence	1.0
Kingsman: The Golden Circle	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_b6b17592
No Such Agency / int_ba366aa8	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_ba366aa8	comment	"The Agency" from the Syphon Filter series is this for the first three games. Starting with The Omega Strain, the agency is reorganized into an Open Secret called the International Presidential Consulting Agency (IPCA). Although their existence is now known to the rest of the world, their activities are supposed to be highly classified, with only the President of the United States having full authority and oversight of the organisation.
No Such Agency / int_ba366aa8	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_ba366aa8	featureConfidence	1.0
Syphon Filter (Video Game)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_ba366aa8
No Such Agency / int_ba56e582	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_ba56e582	comment	In Nixon, the President feels that he can't rely on the FBI or the CIA, so he institutes his own personal covert agency, the White House Plumbers.
No Such Agency / int_ba56e582	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_ba56e582	featureConfidence	1.0
Nixon	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_ba56e582
No Such Agency / int_bcadd7cb	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_bcadd7cb	comment	The Grey Knights Adeptus Astartes chapter in Warhammer 40,000 are a curious example, as their existence is considered an urban legend in the Imperium, and only a select few of the other Space Marine chapters (namely the Space Wolves and Blood Ravens) are allowed to learn of their existence. In addition, they are considered the militant arm of the Ordo Malleus, making them soldiers of the Inquisition. However, anyone else who fights alongside them are either killed or mind-wiped after the war is over in order to preserve their secrecy. Only the Space Wolves have managed to escape this, primarily because there were too few Grey Knights left after the first War for Armageddon, and afterwards dealing with the situation would have required calling the entire chapter to heel, something that is virtually impossible to do to a first founding chapter. Note that the Grey Knights did try... and the Space Wolves defeated them.
No Such Agency / int_bcadd7cb	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_bcadd7cb	featureConfidence	1.0
Warhammer 40,000 (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_bcadd7cb
No Such Agency / int_c1c642f7	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_c1c642f7	comment	In Hellboy (2004), one of Tom Manning's jobs is to deny the existence of the Bureau of Paranormal Research and Defense and cover up all evidence of their missions (which is a deviation from the original comic books, in which the Bureau's existence is public knowledge). However, in the sequel, Hellboy deliberately reveals the Bureau's existence by appearing on a live news broadcast.
No Such Agency / int_c1c642f7	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_c1c642f7	featureConfidence	1.0
Hellboy (2004)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_c1c642f7
No Such Agency / int_c4282b71	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_c4282b71	comment	In the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic episode "Slice of Life", one of the background ponies is revealed to have once been part of a secret monster hunting agency backed by Princess Celestia, calling herself 'Special Agent Sweetie Drops'. After one of the monsters they captured escaped from Tartarus, every trace of the agency was destroyed in order to maintain deniability, and Sweetie Drops relocated to Ponyville under a different name to keep her cover.
No Such Agency / int_c4282b71	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_c4282b71	featureConfidence	1.0
My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_c4282b71
No Such Agency / int_c861aa06	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_c861aa06	comment	Psionics: The Next Stage in Human Evolution is about several massive conspiracies using people with psionic powers to further their own goals, so several organizations, locations, people, etc. don't officially exist. Finding out about them is likely to get you killed or on the radar of some very nasty people too.
No Such Agency / int_c861aa06	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_c861aa06	featureConfidence	1.0
Psionics: The Next Stage in Human Evolution (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_c861aa06
No Such Agency / int_c9ef8499	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_c9ef8499	comment	In The Puppet Masters, the narrator explains up front that you've never heard of his organization because they do not exist.
No Such Agency / int_c9ef8499	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_c9ef8499	featureConfidence	1.0
The Puppet Masters	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_c9ef8499
No Such Agency / int_d0e25eb9	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_d0e25eb9	comment	Heavy Object: Background Unit is only a nickname as the unit itself does not officially exist nor are any of the members recorded as part of the military. They're sent on the dirty, dangerous missions that Legitimacy Kingdom doesn't want traced back to them and all members are removed from official soldier rosters, making them completely expendable. The only reason Qwenthur and Havia dodge a court-martial after Unicorn lets them take the fall for an explosion in a city is that they were never officially there. Stalk Killer Unit specializes in exfiltrating high value personnel from battlefields where the White Flag is ignored. Because their existence disproves the myth of "clean wars", their existence is only known to high-ranking officers in the Kingdom military. Having no official records also frees them to use illegal tactics that the Kingdom officially condemns, namely the use of dumb landmines. Cinderella Wizard Unit specializes in scouting Elite candidates from war orphans in the Northern Restricted Zone. As this wouldn't look good to the public, the unit officially doesn't exist. The Information Alliance captured a portion of the 37th's soldiers and used official channels to report they were killed in combat. They were then reformed as the "101st Zombie Platoon", which the Alliance could happily abuse and use as cannon fodder while denying all knowledge of their existence.
No Such Agency / int_d0e25eb9	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_d0e25eb9	featureConfidence	1.0
Heavy Object	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_d0e25eb9
No Such Agency / int_d6c9c0a4	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_d6c9c0a4	comment	"Section 9" in Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex is not supposed to exist following the events at the end of the first season. Of course, there's a second season and a movie. Downplayed in that they are officially reinstated at the very beginning of the second season after not (officially) existing for a while.
No Such Agency / int_d6c9c0a4	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_d6c9c0a4	featureConfidence	1.0
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_d6c9c0a4
No Such Agency / int_d78af2ac	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_d78af2ac	comment	In Kingsman: The Secret Service, the Kingsmen are an international independent espionage agency that makes sure everything is okay in the world, but no one knows of its existence.
No Such Agency / int_d78af2ac	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_d78af2ac	featureConfidence	1.0
Kingsman: The Secret Service	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_d78af2ac
No Such Agency / int_d85d2858	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_d85d2858	comment	Wiz Biz: In The Wizardry Consulted, when Wiz under a geas bounces his online chats with his friends off of a website that, unknown to him, was one of many fronts for a No Such Agency. Since No Such Agency didn't have a team able to hunt down Wiz (him being an actual wizard on an alternate world where magic works, and No Such Agency not specializing in computer crime anyways), they had to ask the FBI to try and track down where the hacking were coming from. You don't really want to know what would happen if they could have tracked him down themselves.
No Such Agency / int_d85d2858	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_d85d2858	featureConfidence	1.0
Wiz Biz	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_d85d2858
No Such Agency / int_dbdd3424	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_dbdd3424	comment	The Cabal starts as this in Phantom Doctrine, regardless of which background is chosen: the CIA agent does wetwork despite it being illegal, the KGB agent is specifically told that their group doesn't exist, and the Mossad agent is tasked with hunting down and eliminating Nazi agents. All three backgrounds end up creating the Cabal when their activities uncover a huge conspiracy and they're forced to burn all previous ties as a safety measure: the CIA agent is disavowed and attacked by US operatives, the KGB agent realizes the conspiracy goes beyond Russia and oversight is a detriment, and the Mossad agent executes a former Nazi despite explicit orders and is disavowed.
No Such Agency / int_dbdd3424	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_dbdd3424	featureConfidence	1.0
Phantom Doctrine (Video Game)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_dbdd3424
No Such Agency / int_dc6bf0d6	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_dc6bf0d6	comment	Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman has Bureau 39, a secret, quasi-military agency tasked with investigating and collecting artifacts from alien sightings and encounters, including Roswell in 1947 and, alarmingly, to Clark, Smallville in 1966. The role of its civilian head includes convincing anyone who hears about it that the government is just as confused by reports of a Bureau 39 as they are. Things change, however, once the second-in-command goes rogue in his obsessive pursuit of Superman.
No Such Agency / int_dc6bf0d6	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_dc6bf0d6	featureConfidence	1.0
Lois & Clark: The New Adventures Of Superman	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_dc6bf0d6
No Such Agency / int_e381e71f	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_e381e71f	comment	Hypnos of Digimon Tamers. Originally, it was kept secret because its signals intelligence activities could be seen as privacy violations. Hypnos is an interesting variation in that its actually based on and possibly (according to Word of God) a division of a very real former example of this trope in real life, ECHELON.
No Such Agency / int_e381e71f	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_e381e71f	featureConfidence	1.0
Digimon Tamers	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_e381e71f
No Such Agency / int_e5c5bc22	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_e5c5bc22	comment	The GURPS Black Ops campaign setting is about the player characters working for "The Company". The Company is a highly secret organization that was founded by a select few individuals after World War II as a "conspiracy of protection" for the purpose of protecting humanity and Earth from all manner of paranormal threats. The number one rule given to all Black Ops agents is to protect the conspiracy at all costs.
No Such Agency / int_e5c5bc22	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_e5c5bc22	featureConfidence	1.0
GURPS (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_e5c5bc22
No Such Agency / int_e7a9c06c	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_e7a9c06c	comment	In Paperinik New Adventures, a spy is about to say the name of an intelligence agency — only for his father, a military intelligence sergeant, to pull a gun on him as he says that even mentioning the name requires a rather high security clearance he doesn't have anymore, no matter that they had just seen an ID badge of said agency. As Paperinik New Adventures and Double Duck are specifically part of the same continuity, it could have been The Agency.
No Such Agency / int_e7a9c06c	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_e7a9c06c	featureConfidence	1.0
Paperinik New Adventures (Comic Book)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_e7a9c06c
No Such Agency / int_e951212	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_e951212	comment	In Dawn of a New Age: Oldport Blues, the woman pursuing the superpowered heroes, Sarah Travers, has a badge that links her to the Department of Justice — however, she says the actual organization that she represents doesn't officially exist in any form, just in case something goes wrong and she needs to disappear.
No Such Agency / int_e951212	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_e951212	featureConfidence	1.0
Dawn of a New Age: Oldport Blues / Role Play	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_e951212
No Such Agency / int_ec52a5b9	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_ec52a5b9	comment	Deconstructed in Transformers (2007) when Lennox, Epps, and the other Special Forces troopers refuse to take orders from the Sector 7 agents because their unit does not officially exist.
No Such Agency / int_ec52a5b9	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_ec52a5b9	featureConfidence	1.0
Transformers (2007)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_ec52a5b9
No Such Agency / int_f53fe2fa	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_f53fe2fa	comment	The IMF (Impossible Mission Force) in Mission: Impossible. Famous for the warning given to its leader before each mission.
No Such Agency / int_f53fe2fa	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_f53fe2fa	featureConfidence	1.0
Mission: Impossible	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_f53fe2fa
No Such Agency / int_f74b5f80	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_f74b5f80	comment	Babylon 5: Bureau 13 in "Spider in the Web", an agency so secret that even its name is rarely known. The one guy that told Captain Sheridan the Bureau's name ended up dead shortly afterwards. (This ended up an Aborted Arc: JMS didn't realize the name also belonged to a tabletop RPG when he wrote the line, so it was dropped after the episode to avoid copyright problems.) The RPG has another example in the Blue Berets, a secret telepath branch of Earthforce created to counter a possible insurrection of the Psi Corps. Their description starts with a denial of their existence or any possibility thereof.
No Such Agency / int_f74b5f80	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_f74b5f80	featureConfidence	1.0
Babylon 5	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_f74b5f80
No Such Agency / int_f81ef90f	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_f81ef90f	comment	The Bourne Series: Jason and the agents in Treadstone, and later Blackbriar, are implied to be this.
No Such Agency / int_f81ef90f	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_f81ef90f	featureConfidence	1.0
The Bourne Series	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_f81ef90f
No Such Agency / int_f8acc9ea	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_f8acc9ea	comment	The Federal Bureau of Control in, well, Control is one of these. They're dedicated to investigating, containing, and studying paranormal objects or events (sort of like if The X-Files was an entire organization instead of two people in a broom closet). Their headquarters is an Eldritch Location known as "The Oldest House" and its very nature ensures that people don't just stumble upon their activities. They continue to get funding even though the rest of the government doesn't really know they exist because they're the Forgettable Character of federal agencies, just another line item on the budget — so long as they don't ask for too much of an increase it'll get rubber-stamped without a second thought by the Vast Bureaucracy.
No Such Agency / int_f8acc9ea	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_f8acc9ea	featureConfidence	1.0
Control (Video Game)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_f8acc9ea
No Such Agency / int_fb8549c	type	No Such Agency
No Such Agency / int_fb8549c	comment	Deadpool plays with this. The Risk Management Agency does exist, but it's a branch of the department of agriculture, not intelligence. Their spy agency operates within their farming-related agency illegally without anybody, including the branch of the government they're a part of knowing what they're actually doing and are trying to find leverage so that they can come clean as a legitimate spy agency without worrying about being shut down. When Deadpool rats them out, the secretary of agriculture shuts them down.
No Such Agency / int_fb8549c	featureApplicability	1.0
No Such Agency / int_fb8549c	featureConfidence	1.0
Deadpool (Comic Book)	hasFeature	No Such Agency / int_fb8549c

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G.I. Joe (IDW) (Comic Book) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
The Weedverse / Fan Fic / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Bloody Rose Series (Fanfic) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Nixon / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Kingsman: The Secret Service / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Men in Black / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Red / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Red (2010) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Stargate-verse (Franchise) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Heavy Object / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Assassin's Pride / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Citizen of the Galaxy / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Generation P / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Heavy Object / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Jackelian Series / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Millennium Series / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Quiller / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Rainbow Six / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Reds!: A Revolutionary Timeline / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Ripley's Bureau of Investigation / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Solar Defenders: The Role of a Shield / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
The Black Fleet Crisis / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
The Last Vampire / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
The Laundry Files / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
The November Man / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
The Teeth of the Tiger / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Amazing Agent Luna (Manga) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Magical Girl Spec-Ops Asuka (Manga) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Dawn of a New Age: Oldport Blues / Role Play / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Academy of Merlin (Roleplay) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Eclipse: A Heroes RPG (Roleplay) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
WeekendWarriors	seeAlso	No Such Agency
Alias / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Continuum / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Parasyte: The Grey / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Recht Op Recht / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Scandal / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Scandal (2012) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Special Unit 2 / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Deadlands (Tabletop Game) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Delta Green (Tabletop Game) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Infinite Worlds (Tabletop Game) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Psionics: The Next Stage in Human Evolution (Tabletop Game) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals (Theatre) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
AI: The Somnium Files (Video Game) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
After the End: A Post-Apocalyptic America (Video Game) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Alpha Protocol (Video Game) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Deadlink (Video Game) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Rainbow Six (Video Game) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Road 96 (Video Game) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Splinter Cell (Video Game) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Secret Agent Men (Webcomic) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Trying Human (Webcomic) / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Nixon / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency
Nikita / int_66c29032	type	No Such Agency

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