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I'll get you for this, Pan! If it's the last thing I do!
~ Captain Hook
SMEE!
~ Captain Hook when he is almost eaten by Tick Tock and the Octopus.
Great Scott! No sooner did I rid meself of that cursed crocodile and now this!
~ Captain Hook when seeing the Octopus coming to eat him.

Captain James Bartholomew Hook, also better known as Captain James Hook and simply known as Captain Hook and even more simply known as Hook, is the main antagonist of Disney's Peter Pan franchise. He is a pirate captain of the Jolly Roger in Neverland who seeks revenge against Peter Pan for cutting off his hand and feeding it to a crocodile. He is also the boss of Mr. Smee and his pirate crew. He is Peter Pan's archenemy.

In the original film, he was modeled and voiced by the late Hans Conried, who also voiced George Darling in the same film, portrayed Dr Terwilliker in The 5000 Fingers of Dr T, and voiced Snidley Whiplash in Dudley Do Right and the Grinch in Halloween is Grinch Night. In the sequel, he was voiced by Corey Burton, who also played Count Dooku in the Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Onus in Disney's Treasure Planet, Quint in Disney's Timon & Pumbaa, Jones in Disney's Tarzan, and Shan Yu in Kingdom Hearts II. In The Pirate Fairy, he was voiced by Tom Hiddleston, who also played Loki in the MCU, and Lord Nooth in The Early Man. In the live-action remake, Peter Pan and Wendy, he is portrayed by Jude Law, who also played Billy Hanson in ''Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Harlen Maguire in Road to Perdition, Brad Stand in I Heart Huckabees, the second transformation of Tony Shepard in The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, Pitch Black in Rise of the Guardians, King Vortigern in King Arthur: Legend of the Sword and Yon-Rogg in Captain Marvel.

Personality[]

Captain James Hook is a raucous, vengeful, cacophonous, manipulative, but sophisticated pirate. He used to simply enjoy treasure hunting, but along the way, he had a skirmish with Peter Pan, losing his left hand at one point, to Tick-Tock the saltwater crocodile and a giant octopus. This brought out two sides of Hook, him hating Peter Pan and relentlessly hunting him, but also developing paranoia of Tick-Tock and the Octopus that bordered on insanity; so as to be fair, Tick-Tock enjoyed the flavor of his hand and has been stalking Hook ever since, wanting to devour the rest of him. Hook is clearly psychopathic and demented, viewing his pirates as pawns, disposing of them if they so much as mildly annoy him . Such as during his introduction he shoots a crew-member off camera whilst studying a map as his shipmate is a poor singer. He also happens to be quite intelligent, as shown when he’s able to trick any of his enemies.

Despite his infanticidal declarations, Hook is partly devoid of human traits. He often commits acts of villainy that seem to stem from a deep-seated desire for respect and adulation. He also seems to genuinely enjoy having Smee around. Contrary to most main antagonists, Hook sees Smee as a true friend, talking with and relaxing with his assistant, and does not often use fear and intimidation to bully him. Smee (in turn) generally enjoys helping Hook, but if Hook is in over his head, Smee does tend to desert him. Hook also can be a bit of a vainglorious blabbermouth, and his short temper can and does cloud his better judgment as well.

Because of this, Peter Pan does not see Hook as much of a threat, but more of an object of ridicule. He also seemed to enjoy fighting Peter Pan, and while willing to kill him, Hook nonetheless took his hat off when he thought he had murdered him, with a moment of sadness, he stated Pan as being a worthy adversary and mourned his loss. Despite his shortcomings, Hook is still a very vile, arrogant, and unpropitious man, wanting to commit acts of terrorism and trying to blow Peter Pan up, cut him in half, or kill him in any gruesome way he can. He also lies, cheats, and back stabs others for his personal gain, and despite a few quirky mannerisms, he remains a loathsome and cruel person.

Despite his backstabbing and treacherous nature, he claims that he will never break a promise, but will sometimes find loopholes, such as a promise he made to Tinker Bell about not laying a finger (or a hook) on Peter if they find his hideout. This has been proven to be true as instead of harming him himself, Hook leaves a bomb for Peter.

Appearance[]

Captain James Hook is tall, slender, elegant, has long black hair, brown eyes, a big chin, a Roman nose, thick black eyebrows, and is thinly mustachioed (he sometimes has a five-o-clock shadow). He always puts a lot of time into his appearance, has a crimson hat with a big lavender feather, and a long expensive-looking red coat. Under his coat, he wears a pink shirt. On his left arm is a sliver hook for a hand. Despite his skinny and frail appearance, Hook is actually physically much stronger than he looks, shown when he lifts the rather corpulent Smee and throws Gentleman Starkey off the ship, both using only his arm with the hook as well as lifting Tiger Lily with only his arm with the hook while she was tied to an anchor.

Biography[]

The Pirate Fairy[]

Fairies are gullible creatures, aren't they?
~ James to Zarina, revealing his true nature.

In the movie, which is set before any of the Peter Pan films, he was simply referred to as James. Before the events of Peter Pan, James was originally first shown to be a cabin boy.

He was seen with a few pirates complimenting Zarina about her plan on stealing the blue pixie dust. At first, it appeared that Zarina was the captain of the pirate crew as well as James' best friend. However, after Zarina taught him how to fly, James revealed himself to be the true villain by locking Zarina in a glass lantern and that he was the real captain of the ship.

His goal was to use the Pixie Dust Tree to make his ship fly out of Never Land and pillage towns. While Tinker Bell and her friends recovered the blue pixie dust, James tells them to give it to him or that he'd drown Zarina in the ocean. After getting it back, he throws Zarina in the ocean anyway. During the final battle, Zarina overflows James with pixie dust, causing him to fly out of control, falling into the ocean, and getting bitten by Tick-Tock (as a baby). In the epilogue, he meets Mr. Smee for the first time and tells him to help him out of the water.

Peter Pan[]

Blast that Peter Pan! If I could only find his hideout, I'd trap him in his own lair.
~ Captain Hook's frustration at not being able to find his enemy.

The best-known version of Captain Hook appeared in the 1953 Disney animated film Peter Pan, where he became one of Disney's most memorable villains. When Hook is first seen, he is plotting his revenge against Peter for the incident with his hand. Where Peter Pan cut hook’s hand and fed it to Tick Tock the Crocodile. He is seen looking for the location of Peter's hideout, and he (along with Mr. Smee) abduct the native princess Tiger Lily, believing that she may have such information. They interrogate her at Skull Island, but are thwarted by Peter and the crocodile that ate Hook's hand.

Later on, Hook finds out that Peter had banished Tinker Bell for her attempt on killing Wendy, and uses the situation to his advantage. He gets Smee to bring Tinkerbell to the ship, and Hook goads her into revealing Peter's hideout. However, Tinkerbell makes Hook swear he won't lay a hand (or hook) on Peter. After his crew abducts Wendy, John, Michael, and the Lost Boys, Hook places a time bomb disguised as a present in the hideout, initially breaking his promise. With the help of Tinker Bell, though, Peter survives, and he goes back to the ship to confront Hook and free the children. Hook and Peter engage in a long battle, but Hook and his crew are ultimately defeated, and Hook is seen swimming for his life from the crocodile.

Return to Never Land[]

Mr. Smee, be a good fellow and fix the plank; SO I CAN MAKE YOU WALK IT!!!
~ Captain Hook yelling at Mr. Smee.

In the 2002 animated sequel Return to Never Land, Hook kidnapped Wendy's daughter Jane and took her as leverage to try and get what he wanted he knew where Peter Pan first met Wendy. When he found out that she did not want to be at Never Land, Hook promises her that if she would help him with what he wanted that he would help her with what he wanted. To do so, he made up a story in which he claims that he wants to see his "Dear Sweet Mother" back home so they would have common ground. After kidnapping Peter Pan and the Lost Boys, Jane and Tinker Bell (who was brought back to life) came in to retaliate. He and his crew are defeated by Peter and once again falls prey to an orange octopus, bizarrely familiar to the ticking crocodile from the first, and flees with the whole crew while the main protagonists celebrate their victory. It is unknown if Hook was eaten alive by the octopus or not.

Jake and the Never Land Pirates (Captain Jake And The Neverland Pirates)[]

Captain Hook (Jake and the Neverland Pirates)

Captain Hook as he appears in Jake And The Neverland Pirates.

Captain Hook acts as Jake's archenemy in Jake and the Never Land Pirates. Like the movies, he is the boss of Smee and has two other henchmen named, Sharky and Bones. Unlike the movie version, however, Hook is less cruel and is more playful in this version for its preschool audience .

It is implied that after Peter Pan and Tinker Bell left Never Land, Hook stayed behind in order to take over the island, prompting Pan to leave 3 pirates, Jake, Izzy, and Cubby on Pirate Island to prevent his old foe from winning. Hook's most prominent (and darkest) role is in the final episode, Captain Hook's Last Stand where he obtains the Doom Stone and turns Peter Pan into stone. Unfortunately, the stone's side-effects involve Hook's heart turning to stone, molding him into a dark hearted pirate even more dangerous and powerful than his film counterpart. His plans on taking over Never Land are eventually thwarted by Captain Jake and his Never Land Pirates, who free Peter Pan, and revert Hook back to normal.

The series could be non-canon to the films, due to timeline issues and Hook being downplayed to being bumbling and playful instead of being elegant and murderous.

House of Mouse[]

Captain Hook appears in House of Mouse as a guest.

House of Villains[]

Captain Hooks appears in the Halloween special House of Villains, joining the other villains in the hostile takeover of the House of Mouse. However, he and the all of the other villains (except Jafar) immediately scatter out the House of Mouse after being defeated by the heroes.

Cameos[]

Hook made a guest cameo at the end of the second episode of Raw Toonage, in which Don Karnage was hosting a segment on treasure hunting. When Karnage finds the treasure chest in question, Hook appears and claims it as his own. They then engage in a swordfight, which Hook wins by pinning Karnage to a tree.

Hook makes a brief appearance in the animated short Electric Holiday, watching in the crowd as Cruella De Vil walked down the runaway in a fashion show.

A portrait of Hook can be seen in the first episode of the miniseries Descendants: Wicked World.

Other Media[]

Live Action Appearance[]

Main article: Captain Hook (Once Upon a Time)

Kingdom Hearts series[]

Character06 - Captain Hook

Captain James Hook as he appears in the Kingdom Hearts series.

Captain Hook appears in the Kingdom Hearts series, in cooperation with Maleficent and other villains.

He uses his pirate ship to get himself between worlds. He appeared in the original Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep, the prequel to Kingdom Hearts, Chain of Memories, and 358/2 Days.

Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep[]

Hook appears in the game series prequel, Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep, where he tricks Terra into attempting to kill Peter Pan for him. He later kidnaps Tinker Bell and takes Mickey Mouse's star fragment, but is defeated by Ventus and thrown into the water, where the crocodile chases him off. He eventually became one of the Disney villains to join Maleficent's group.

Kingdom Hearts[]

He takes Riku along with him, where Kairi is being held. Hook does not like Riku's bossiness and regrets taking him along; nonetheless, he follows his orders, as Riku now has control over the Heartless and would most likely unleash them on him should he disobey. When Sora, Donald, and Goofy arrive in Never Land, Riku throws them in the hold where they meet and escape with Peter Pan, who is searching for his friend Wendy. Captain Hook believed that Wendy was a "Princess of Heart" and that is why he captured her. However, Riku reports to him from Maleficent that Wendy is not a Princess of Heart at all, irritating Hook (he hints that kidnapping Wendy was a very difficult task). After defeating the Heartless below deck, Sora fights a copy of himself summoned by Riku in Hook's office. After confronting Hook on the deck, learning that Riku took Kairi to Hollow Bastion, Sora and company are forced to surrender when Hook uses Tinker Bell as a hostage. When the crocodile appears, Hook flees to his office while telling Smee to have their prisoners walk the plank. However, Peter Pan returns to save Sora before using his Smee imitation to trick Hook out to the deck, resulting in the villain being thrown overboard and chased into the horizon by the crocodile.

Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories[]

In Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, Hook appears as a figment of Sora and Riku's memories and is absent in Kingdom Hearts II.

Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days[]

Hook later reappears in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, finding a large amount of treasure maps all leading to boxes that are actually set to release Heartless once Hook opens the chest (unknown to Hook and Smee, however, is that these chests were set up to help build Pete's Heartless army).

His Japanese voice actor was the late Chikao Ōhtsuka up until Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep, where Chikao Ōhtsuka was cast as Master Xehanort and Hook was thus voiced by Naoya Uchida. His English voice actor was Corey Burton.

Adventures in Neverland[]

Captain Hook (Adventures in Neverland)
Hook: 48, 49, 50, Mr. Smee, Are we walking in circles?
Smee: Aah, well, Umm... Why do you say that, Captain? [Hook points at the skeleton down below at Skull Rock while searching]
Hook: This Skeleton, you pleasuring idiot!
~ Hook's most famous quote in the game when he and Smee goes wrong ways at Skull Rock.

In Adventures in Neverland, Hook first appears with the map, and while they spot the treasure map just before Peter Pan did, he tears the map in four shreds so that Peter Pan can find it. He finds it at the Pirate's Cove near the waterfall, but only finds one piece of the map. Captain Hook sends out Starkly to interrogate the mermaids at Mermaid Lagoon to find Peter Pan, but Peter Pan beats him and throws a knife as his new attack. The mermaids asks him to visit two of the lost boys, the twins, to help find the map, as Hook and Smee are still finding the map at Skull Rock before Smee traps over and nearly knocks out Hook. Planning to go west, it is revealed that they were walking in circles due to the skeleton used pointing the wrong way.

After visiting the twins for some help to find a piece of the map, he finds from them after the pirates kidnap the lost boys hidden them between Mermaid Lagoon, their hideout, Skull Rock, and the Indian Village just to trick Peter Pan. At Skull Rock, they saw Toodles in Skull Rock as they try to find Hook and Smee, but was blocked multiple times, so they want to Hangman's Tree to get pixie dust, only being stolen by Turk. but Peter beats him and gets the Pixie Dust, as they search for Hook and Smee, they get find a Bomber Ghost that nearly kills them. They ask for the Lost Boys' location, to which while they don't know, they know one of the map pieces is at towards their ship as he explains to Peter. Later on, Smee finally finds Hook while exploring Peter's base at Hangman's Tree, and starts counting incorrectly and gets knocked by Captain Hook. Thanks to The Lake, they find the last piece of the map, only for it to be stolen by Peter's Shadow. Peter rescues all the Lost Boys to fly faster and gets the last piece of the map as they search for the treasure. only to be stolen by Hook before they arrive. Peter and Tinker Bell arrives at the ship only to be battled by pirates, but Hook stops them. He battles Peter, only to lose by him and thrown to sea. After Hook is defeated, he hears the sound of a ticking clock, causing his eyes and mustache to twitch in rhythm (with the sound of the music Never Smile at a Crocodile). The Crocodile arrives to eat his favorite dish, as Hook flees from the hungry crocodile, while Smee rows the boat to follow and to rescue him.

Straight On Till Morning: A Twisted Tale[]

Main article: Captain Hook (Straight On Till Morning)

Disney Villainous: The Worst Takes it All[]

Main article: Captain Hook (The Worst Takes it All)

Trivia[]

  • He is ranked #7 in the Top 30 Disney Villains.
  • To keep a classic tradition from the original Peter Pan play, the late Hans Conried, the actor who voiced Captain James Hook in the film, also portrayed George Darling, the patriarch of the Darling family and the father of Wendy, John and Michael Darling. Through this way, it hints a connection between the two characters through the role of a "mean grownup", which lead the Darling siblings to fear growing up until they realize that it isn't a wrong thing.
  • The extent of Captain Hook's villainy has varied over the years in the many installments of the Peter Pan franchise, going from a childish pirate to a bloodthirsty killer willing to kill even children. Nevertheless, Captain Hook is always depicted comically, yet he is still threatening and evil.
    • In the original Peter Pan film, Captain Hook is shown to be an emotionally unstable pirate due to never giving up on his quest for revenge on Peter Pan and dealing with Tick Tock the Crocodile's desire to devour him, demonstrated when he shoots one of his own men for his annoying singing or when he viciously throws one overboard with his hook. While occasionally bumbling and comical, making a fool of himself quite often, Hook's actions during the film seem to have some evil deeds; attempting to leave Tiger Lilly to drown (incriminating the Lost Boys in the process), convincing a jealous Tinker Bell that he won't harm Peter if she reveals him their hideout to get rid of Wendy (to which he later locks her into a glass lantern and reveals that he has no intention to spare Peter), trying to kill Peter by sending him a bomb to his hideout that almost destroyed Neverland, and trying to force the Lost Boys and the Darling children to walk the plank. However, Hook seems to have a soft side as he considers Mr. Smee his friend (unlike most Disney Villains) and even offers the Lost Boys and the Darling children to pardon them if they join his crew.
    • In Return to Never Land, however, Captain Hook is a lot more evil, nefarious, and depraved than in the original film, despite still retaining a comical and cowardly trait, especially when he easily gets freaked out by the Octopus. After capturing Jane Darling (mistaking her for Wendy), he has her tied and tries to feed her to the octopus before Peter Pan arrives. As a result of all his years trying to hunt down Peter Pan and the Lost Boys and the octopus' desire to devour him, he realizes that Jane wants to return home and doesn't like Peter and his friends. So Hook offers to take back her to London in exchange she helps to find the treasure Peter stole from him yet promises to not harm Peter. But unfortunately, when Jane indirectly accomplishes her part of the deal after having a change of heart to Peter and the Boys, Hook double crosses her and captures Peter and the Lost Boys, trying to force them to walk the plank, and worst of all, he even tries to kill Jane after she returns to save them with Tinker Bell. This is Captain Hook's most evil moment in the franchise and certainly the only time in which he came very close to definitely cross the Moral Event Horizon.
    • In Jake and the Never Land Pirates, unlike the films, Captain Hook is depicted in a more comical, if not ridiculous, way. Instead of being depicted as the typical vengeful pirate we all know, Captain Hook is depicted like a whining man-baby who is always focused on only get what he wants, acting like a spoiled brat at some sorts (unsurprisingly, as the series was intended for preschoolers). Rather than seeking to kill Peter Pan, Hook is obsessed to gather all treasure he can find, even if that means stealing it from others. However, to make audiences sympathize with Captain Hook more than in the films, Hook is revealed to have gone through a miserable childhood, aside that he proves to be honorable in some episodes (like when he teams up with Jake and his crew against Beatrice Le Beak or ShiverJack) and even shows to have feelings for Red Jessica, presenting the character in a more positive way (though they all died out by his cruel and murderous nature in the films and the rest of the franchise).
    • In The Pirate Fairy, which is a prequel to the first Peter Pan film and shows Tinker Bell's first encounter with Captain Hook, a young James Hook is at first shown to be friends with the rogue fairy Zarina, who wants to steal the blue fairy dust and considers James his cabin boy and best friend, thinking that he and his crew appreciate her talents unlike the other fairies. However, after Zarina teaches him how to fly, James shows his true colors by locking Zarina into a glass lantern, showing that he was never her friend and forcing Tinker Bell and her friends to recover the blue fairy dust to spare Zarina. But after Tinker Bell and her friends fulfill their part of the deal, he betrays them and tosses Zarina into the ocean to drown anyway (though Tinker Bell and her friends ultimately save her), demonstrating that he was planning to get rid of her from the beginning once she had outlived her usefulness, making this Hook's second most evil moment in the franchise behind his role in Return to Never Land.
  • Captain Hook was listed #24 in Empire Magazine's The 50 Best Animated Movie Characters, stating as his stroke of genius the gibbering panic that overtakes the otherwise snarling bad guy whenever the sound of ticking comes near.
  • Captain Hook is one of the few Disney Villains to survive in their films and return in the sequels.
  • Captain Hook is pictured on one of the 10 USA non-denominated commemorative postage stamps celebrating "Disney Villains", issued as a pane of 20 stamps on July 15, 2017. The set was issued in a single sheet of 20 stamps. The price of each stamp on day of issue was 49 cents. The other villains depicted in this issue are the Evil Queen from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Honest John from Pinocchio, Lady Tremaine from Cinderella, the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland, Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty, Cruella De Vil from 101 Dalmatians, Ursula from The Little Mermaid, Gaston from Beauty and the Beast, and Scar from The Lion King.

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Jindraike | Troy McGinty | Dobbs | Evil Ice Cream Man | Kal | Alex | Professor Siles | Reed Thimple | Jennifer Stone | Toy Santa | Sally & Kowalski | Louise Walker | Mr. Sir | Charles "Trout" Walker | Kissin' Kate Barlow | Linda Walker | Sheriff | Doug & Gordon | Hector Barbossa | Crew of the Black Pearl (Bo'sun, Scratch, Pintel & Ragetti) | Master Gracey | Madame Leota | Ramsley | Zombies | Werecat Lady | Carla Santini | Lord Kelvin | Black Scorpions (General Fang) | Inspector Fix | Viscount Mabrey | Edgar Dalloway | Knights of the Iron Dagger (Phil Flanagan) | Ian Howe | Bill Fawcett | Mr. & Mrs. Chuns | Zaphod Beeblebrox | Frankie & Benjy | Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz | Vogons | Humma Kavula | Gag Halfrunt | Royal Pain | Stitches | Lash | Speed | Penny Lent | Trip Murphy | Jadis the White Witch | Jadis' Secret Police (Maugrim & Vardan) | Ginarrbrik | General Otmin | Thantos DuBaer | Dr. Kozak | Dr. Gwen Lichtman | Larry | Yan-Lo | Jessica Dawson | Crew of the Flying Dutchman (Davy Jones, Maccus & Kraken) | Cutler Beckett | East India Trading Company (Mr. Mercer) | The Dominion (Silas Sinister, Chancellor Goodwin, Dr. Ichabod Grogg & Sinister Sisters) | Jack Frost | Selkirk Tander | Grim & Denning | Dark Master | Janice Avery | Madison | Queen Narissa | Nathaniel | Mitch Wilkinson | Simon Bar Sinister | Cad Lackey | El Diablo | Henry Burke | Miraz | Telmarines (Glozelle & Sopespian) | Nikabrik | Hag & Werewolf | Kendall Duncan | Tess Tyler | Speckles | Lucinda | Oswald Granger | Red Queen | Knave of Hearts | Card Soldiers | Jabberwock | Jubjub Bird | Hamish Ascot | Morgana le Fay | Morganians (Maxim Horvath, Abigail Williams, Sun Lok, Drake Stone & Marrok) | Nizam | Ms. Stout | CLU 2 | Rinzler | Gem | Black Guards | Blackbeard | Angelica Teach | The Spaniard | King Ferdinand VI | King George ll | Tex Richman | Moopets | San Than | Matai Shang | Tal Hajus | Jenny | Chacha | Deimata | Myra Santelli | Latham Cole | Butch Cavendish | Jay Fuller | Thanos | Evanora | Theodora | Constantine | Dominic Badguy | Maleficent (2014) | Diaval | King Stefan (2014) | King Henry | The Giant | The Witch | The Wolf | Lady Tremaine (2015) | Grand Duke (2015) | Anastasia Tremaine (2015) | Drizella Tremaine (2015) | Lucifer (2015) | David Nix | Kylo Ren | General Hux | Captain Phasma | Supreme Leader Snoke | Shere Khan (2016) | Bandar Log (2016) (King Louie (2016)) | Kaa (2016) | Fleshlumpeater | Giants (Bloodbottler & Bonecruncher) | Orson Krennic | Grand Moff Tarkin | Darth Vader | Vaneé | Saw Gerrera | Pramod Kadam | Naomi | Jassi | Wrestlers | Melissa | Beast (2017) | Gaston LeGume (2017) | LeFou (2017) | Asylum D'Loons (Monsieur D'Arque (2017)) | Tom, Dick & Stanley (2017) | The King (2017) | Armando Salazar | Crew of the Silent Mary (Lesaro) | Scarfield | BB-9E | DJ | Bucky Buchanan | It | Black Thing | Dryden Vos | Tobias Beckett | Darth Maul | Sugar Plum Fairy | Tin Soldiers | William Weatherall Wilkins | V.A. Vandevere | Neils Skellig | Rufus Sorghum | Jafar (2019) | Iago (2019) | Cave of Wonders (2019) | Scar (2019) | Hyena Clan (2019) (Shenzi, Kamari & Azizi) | Queen Ingrith | Gerda | Borra | Rat (2019) | Devon & Rex | Isaac | Emperor Sheev Palpatine | Allegiant General Pryde | Chesille Sabrond | Chandra | Artemis Fowl | Opal Koboi | Briar Cudgeon | Troll | Princess January | Aaron Burr | Thomas Jefferson | James Madison | James Reynolds | King George III | Bori Khan | Hun Army (Xian Lang) | Cruella De Vil (2021) | Jasper and Horace (2021) | Baroness von Hellman | Prince Joachim | Lope de Aguirre | Sweet Pete | Captain Putty | Jimmy the Polar Bear | Bob the Viking | Bjornson the Cheesemonger | Feral Predator

Other Animated Movies
Br'er Fox & Br'er Bear | Giant Magnet | Evil Clown | Judge Doom | Toon Patrol (Smartass, Greasy, Psycho, Wheezy & Stupid) | Merlock | Dijon | Aunt Sponge | Aunt Spiker | Rhino | Skeleton Pirates | Shark | Bill Bluff | BluffCo Industries (Guy Graham, Bob & Bluff Agents) | Phillium Benedict | Anti-Recess Legion (Kojak, Fenwick, Anti-Recess Agents, Anti-Recess Ninjas, Anti-Recess Scientists, Agent Henderson, Agent Smithson, Agent Underville, Agent Franklin, Agent Morrisey, Agent Goodman, Dr. Rosenthal, Dr. Lazenby & Dr. Steinheimer) | Gelman | Gloomius Maximus | Dr. Ivan Krank | Clarabelle Cow | Von Talon | Cufflingk and Underlingk | Kazar | Wildebeests (Blag) | Scab and Scraw | Charlie Anna | Nalini, Padmini and Sunithia | Chhainu | Vidia | Jacob Marley | Old Joe | Supervisor | Duryodhan | Mr. Whiskers | Shelley | Were-Rat | Sea Monkeys | Mr. Burgermeister | Ripslinger | Ned and Zed | Zarina | Orson | Sweet Pete | Captain Putty | Jimmy the Polar Bear | Bob the Viking | Bjornson the Cheesemonger

Direct-to-video/Disneytoon Studios Sequels
Abis Mal | Abis Mal's Thugs | Sa'Luk | Forty Thieves | Maestro Forte | Jesters | Zira | Outsiders (Nuka & Vitani) | Mack McCro | Jim Bob | Supreme Commander | Morgana | Undertow | Cloak & Dagger | Bradley Uppercrust III | Tank | The Gammas | Buster | Sarousch | Pom-Pom | Jacques von Hämsterviel | Erik Hellstrom | Ashton Carnaby | Edgar Volgud | Krakken | Lil' Lightning | Bandits | Mama Gunda | Uto & Kago | Marina Del Rey | Cad Spinner

Animated Television
Duke Sigmund Igthorn | Ogres | Crocosaurus | Flintheart Glomgold | Magica De Spell | Beagle Boys (Ma Beagle) | Smoke | Stan and Heff | Fat Cat's Gang (Fat Cat) | Norton Nimnul | Aldrin Klordane | Baby Thaddeus | Ratso Ratzkiwatzki | Evil Manta | The Sorceress | Lobster Mobster and Da Shrimp | Mozenrath | Mirage | Mechanicles | Xerxes | The Collector (Bonkers) | Demona | David Xanatos | Kent Powers | Henry Villanova | The Green-Eyed Monster of Jealousy | Ivy DeVil | Judge Dimsdale De Vil | Gelman | Tad White | James Stone | Dr. Slicer | Gilda | Mayor Phillip Fitzhugh | SAL 3000 | DeSilvo | Earl Raymond | Cousin Zeke | Al Roker | Dr. Drakken | Shego | Chuckles | Skeleton King | Mandarin | Valeena | Dark Ones (Dark One Worm) | The Formless | Huntsman | Huntsgirl | Dark Dragon | Dr. Bedlam | Carl the Evil Cockroach Wizard | Night Master | Coop | Eradicus | Eradicus' Minions (Ella Mental, Indestructo-Bob, Rubber Chucky & Mollecu-Lars) | Doofenshmirtz Evil Inc. (Heinz Doofenshmirtz, Norm & Vanessa Doofenshmirtz) | Lucius Heinous VII | Brad Buttowski | Brianna Buttowski | Harold Buttowski | Brick Bristol | Bill Cipher | Li'l Gideon | Stanley Pines | Abraham Kane | Donald Duck's Raw Anger | Jordan Buttsquat | Suzi | Lord Dominator | Lord Hater | Commander Peepers | Rippen | Toffee | Ludo | Meteora Butterfly | Mina Loveberry | Solaria Butterfly | Tom Lucitor | Commander Heist | Lazlo | Zhan Tiri | The Baron | Lady Caine | Varian | King Edmund | Cassandra | Separatists of Saporia (Andrew & Clementine) | Stalyan | Anthony the Weasel | Bradford Buzzard | Flintheart Glomgold (2017) | Magica De Spell (2017) | General Lunaris | Obake | Diane Amara | Noodle Burger Boy | Globby | Chris | High Voltage | Baron Von Steamer | Momakase | Mel Meyer | Mad Jacks | Trina | Hardlight | Chip Whistler | Gwendolyn Zapp | Hunter De Vil | Cuddles | Clarissa Corgi | Portia Poodle | Canal Crew (Fergus, Sid Squirrel & Big Fee) | Bessie the Cornish Cow | King Andrias | Captain Grime | Sasha Waybright | The Core | King Aldrich | Emperor Belos | Hunter | Lilith Clawthorne | The Collector (The Owl House) | Infinity Ultron | Scratch | The Ghost Council (The Chairman, The Barrister Ghosts & Jinx)

Live-Action Television
WESAYSO Corporation (B.P. Richfield, Mr. Ashland, Winston & Elliot) | Marky412 | Miss Hendra | Victoria Kayne | Chloe Hunter | Gorog | Dominic | Evil Alex | Dr. Evilini | The Mummy | Ronald Longcape Jr. | Penelope | Kaita | Lanny Parker | King Kalakai/Yamakoshi | Zadoc | Farhog the Fierce | Lexi Reed | Susan Skidmore | Sally Jensen | Sensei Ty | Rhoda Chesterfield | Creepy Connie Thompson | Darla Shannon | Madeline | Bryn Beitbart | McD | Mainframe Bertram | Bertram-Bots | Brooke | Victor Krane | Douglas Davenport | Marcus Davenport | Giselle Vickers | Taylor Krane | Sebastian Krane | Principal Perry | Ludmila Ferró | Jade & Matias LaFontaine | Gregorio Casal | Gery López | Priscila Ferró | Clément Galán | Esmeralda Di Pietro | Milton Vinicius | Crash Bernstein | Helga Rooney | Missy Bradford | Dawn Buckets | Laughy Cat | Brad & Brads | Agent Johnson | Brett Willis | Zane Willis | Mitch Bishop | Janet Smythe | Sebastian | Cyd Ripley | Gladys | Hazel Swearengen | Dr. Sharon Chen | Ámbar Smith | Sharon Benson | Rey Gutiérrez | Benicio | Red Sharks (Gary López) | Emilia | Ramiro Ponce | Matteo Balsano | LAIX (Marcos Golden, Carmín Laguardia, Alex Gutiérrez, Mara Morales, Guillermo Ruíz & Antonio Gutiérrez) | Paula Gutiérrez | Uma

Literature
King Nicholas | The Sandman

Video Games
Mizrabel | Oswald Gardner | Admiral Evar | Bomber Ghost | Cogs | Herbert P. Bear | Atticus Thorn | Foxy Loxy | Goosey Loosey | Jolly Roger | Shadow Blot | False Shadow Blot

Shorts
Peg Leg Pete | Kat Nipp | Old Man Tree | Skeletons | Grim Reaper | Mad Doctor | Demon Cats | The Devil (Goddess of Spring) | Gustav the Giant | Lonesome Ghosts | H. U. Hennessy | Witch | Pluto's Devil | Ben Buzzard | Zeke Midas Wolf | Izzy Wolf | The Three Little Wolves | Boogeymen | Captain Katt | Mortimer Mouse | Butch the Bulldog | Foxy Loxy | Ajax Gorilla | Beppo Gorilla | Witch Hazel | Adolf Hitler | Nazi School Teacher | Little Hans | Julius | Dr. Frankenollie | Grace Goodwin | Molly

Comics
Phantom Blot | Trudy Van Tubb | Doctor Vulter | Solego the Chaos God | Arpine Lusène | Monsieur Molay | Azure Blue | Lawyer Sharky | Eli Squinch | Sylvester Shyster | Fantomius | Inquinator | Spectrus | Raghor | Zafire | Newton | The Raider | Emil Eagle | Sr. X | X-1, X-2 and X-3 | Professor Nefarious | Fliplip, Sidney and Armadillo | Neighbor Jones | Anacleto Faina | Anacleto Mitragli | Beagle Boys | Ottoperotto | Edgar

Manga
Ansem, Seeker of Darkness | Xemnas

Attractions
Alien | Lava Monster | Mara | Mad Hatter | Nebula Ghosts | Professor J.T. Wu | S.I.R. | Yeti (Expedition Everest) | Yeti (Matterhorn Bobsleds)

           Peter Pan Logo Villains

Books
Peter Pan | James Hook (Straight On Till Morning | Second Star to the Fright) | Mr. Smee | Neverland Pirates

Movies
Peter Pan (1953): James Hook | Mr. Smee | Neverland Pirates | Tick Tock
Hook: James Hook | Mr. Smee | Neverland Pirates
Return to Neverland: James Hook | Mr. Smee | Neverland Pirates
Peter Pan (2003): James Hook | Mr. Smee | Neverland Pirates | Short Tom | Crocodile
Tinker Bell (2008): Vidia
Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue: Dr. Griffiths | Mr. Twitches
Tinker Bell: Pixie Hollow Games: Rumble
The Pirate Fairy: Zarina | James Hook | Mr. Smee | Neverland Pirates | Tick Tock
Neverland (2011): Captain Elizabeth Bonny | James Hook | Mr. Smee | Starkey | Neverland Pirates
Pan (2015): Blackbeard | Bishop | Mother Barnabas
Peter Pan & Wendy: James Hook | Mr. Smee | Neverland Pirates | Tick Tock

Television
Fox's Peter Pan & the Pirates(1990): Captain Hook | Mr. Smee | Neverland Pirates | Captain Patch
Jake and the Neverland Pirates (2011): James Hook | Mr. Smee | Sharky & Bones | Tick Tock | Red Jessica | Beatrice Le Beak | Dread the Evil Genie | ShiverJack | Doctor Undergear | Grim Buccaneer | The Sea Witch | Lord Fathom
Once Upon a Time (2011): Malcolm | Captain Hook | Mr. Smee

Miscellaneous
Bomber Ghost | Captain Hook (The Worst Takes it All)

           KH Villains

Real Organization XIII
Master Xehanort | Young Xehanort | Terra-Xehanort | Ansem, Seeker of Darkness (manga) | Xemnas | Vanitas | Xigbar | Vexen | Saïx | Demyx | Luxord | Marluxia | Larxene | Dark Riku

Organization XIII
Xemnas | Xigbar | Xaldin | Vexen | Lexaeus | Zexion | Saïx | Axel | Demyx | Luxord | Marluxia | Larxene

Council of Disney Villains
Maleficent | Pete | Jafar | Hades | Ursula | Oogie Boogie | Captain Hook | Hector Barbossa | Scar | Riku

Other Disney Villains
Anastasia Tremaine | Beagle Boys | Beast | Black Guards | Bo'sun | Card Soldiers | Cave of Wonders | Clayton | Cerberus | Chernabog | Cheshire Cat | Crew of the Black Pearl | CLU 2 | Cy-Bugs | Davy Jones | Diablo | Drizella Tremaine | Fates | Flotsam & Jetsam | Gaston LeGume | Gantu | Hayabusa | Hydra | Iago | Judge Claude Frollo | Julius | Kraken | Lady Tremaine | Lock, Shock and Barrel | Lord Cutler Beckett | Lucifer | Magic Mirror | Maleficent's Goons | MCP | Monstro | Mother Gothel | Mr. Smee | Neverland Pirates | Pain & Panic | Prince Hans | Queen Grimhilde | Queen of Hearts | Randall Boggs | Razoul | Rinzler | Sabor | Sark | Shan Yu | Shenzi, Banzai and Ed | Sour Bill | Tick Tock | Titans (Lythos, Hydros, Pyros & Stratos) | Turbo | Zeus

Heartless
Anti-Sora | Antlion | Arch Behemoth | Behemoth | Blizzard Lord & Volcanic Lord | Crimson Prankster | Dark Follower | Dark Hide | Dark Inferno | Dark Thorn | Darkside | Demon Tide | Demon Tower | Destroyed Behemoth | Dustflier | Enraged Elk | Grim Guardianess | Grim Reaper | Groundshaker | Guard Armor | Hringhorn | Illuminator | Infernal Engine | King of Toys | Kurt Zisa | Leechgrave | Lich | Opposite Armor | Parasite Cage | Phantom | Possessor | Pot Centipede | Pot Scorpion | Prison Keeper | Red Armor | Ruler of the Sky | Shadow Sora | Shadow Stalker | Sköll | Sneak Army | Sora's Heartless | Stealth Sneak | Storm Rider | Thresholder | Trickmaster | World of Chaos

Nobodies
Specter | Twilight Thorn

Unversed
Belly Balloon | Cursed Coach | Element Cluster | Flame Box | Gluttonous Goo | Iron Imprisoner | Lump of Horror | Mad Treant | Metamorphosis | Mimic Master | Symphony Master | Trinity Armor | Vanitas Remnant | Vitality Vial | Wheel Master

Dream Eaters
Anti Black Coat | Armored Ventus Nightmare | Char Clawbster | Chill Clawbster | Commantis | Hockomonkey | Holey Moley | Nightmare Chirithy | Spellican | Wargoyle | Queen Buzzerfly | Brawlamari

Others
Aced | Anti-Aqua | Baldr | Braig | Darkness | The Experiment | Fuu | Hostile Program | Ice Colossus | No Heart | Phantom Aqua | Master of Masters | Rai | Replica Xehanort | Riku Replica | Seifer Almasy | Sephiroth | Xehanort's Guardian

           Epic Mickey logoVillains

Blotlings
Shadow Blot | False Shadow Blot | Lost Characters

Mad Doctor and Followers
Mad Doctor | Gremlin Prescott | Animatronic Captain Hook | Animatronic Tick-Tock the Crocodile | Beetleworx | Blotworx Dragon

Castle of Illusion
Mizrabel | Captain Hook | Jafar | Ursula | Cheshire Cat | Beast | Neverland Pirates (Mr. Smee) | Maleficent's Goons | Iago | Razoul

Mickey Mania
Peg Leg Pete | Cranes and Bombs | Mad Doctor | Moose | Spider Queen

Others
Peg Leg Pete | Beppo the Gorilla | Skeletons | Lonesome Ghosts

           DesecendantsTitle Villains

Protagonists
Mal | Evie | Carlos De Vil | Jay | Freddie Facilier | King Beast | Hades

Main
Maleficent | CJ Hook | Madam Mim | Zevon | Uma | Audrey

Secondary
Dr. Facilier | Chad Charming | Evil Queen | Cruella De Vil | Jafar | Captain James Hook | Yzma | Harry Hook | Gil | Ursula | Gaston LeGume

Groups
Puppet Army | Uma's Pirate Crew

See Also
101 Dalmatians Villains | Aladdin Villains | Alice in Wonderland Villains | Beauty and the Beast Villains | Cinderella Villains | Hercules Villains | Mulan Villains | Peter Pan Villains | Sleeping Beauty Villains | Snow White Villains | The Emperor's New Groove Villains | The Little Mermaid Villains | The Princess and the Frog Villains

           Disney Heroes Battle Mode logo Villains

Main
The Inventor

Playable Characters
Disney Animated Films
The Evil Queen | Queen of Hearts (Card Soldiers) | Cheshire Cat | Captain Hook | Maleficent | Sheriff of Notthingham | Madam Mim | Shere Khan | Kaa | King Louie | Horned King | Ursula | Beast | Gaston LeGume | Jafar | Oogie Boogie | Lock, Shock and Barrel | Scar | Hades | Shan Yu (Hayabusa)| Emperor Kuzco | Yzma | Kronk | Helga Sinclair | John Silver | DOR-15 | Bowler Hat Guy | Dr. Facilier (Facilier's Shadow) | Mother Gothel (Stabbington Brothers)| Dawn Bellwether | Mr. Big | Koslov | Namaari

Disney Animated Television
Magica De Spell | NegaDuck | Megavolt | Quackerjack | Dr. Drakken | Shego | Duff Killigan | Monkey Fist

Pixar
Emperor Zurg | Hopper | Dr. Porkchop | Randall Boggs | Syndrome | The Underminer | Chef Skinner

Disney Live-Action Films
Winifred Sanderson | Mary Sanderson | Sarah Sanderson | Hector Barbossa | Davy Jones

Disney Shorts
Peg Leg Pete

           Disney Villainous Logo Villains

The Worst Takes it All
Captain Hook | Jafar | Maleficent | Prince John | Queen of Hearts | Ursula

Wicked to the Core
Dr. Facilier | Evil Queen | Hades

Evil Comes Prepared
Ratigan | Scar | Yzma

Perfectly Wretched
Cruella De Vil | Mother Gothel | Pete

Despicable Plots
Gaston | Horned King | Lady Tremaine

Bigger and Badder
Lotso | Madam Mim | Syndrome

Filled with Fright
Oogie Boogie

Sugar and Spite
King Candy | Shere Khan

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