JAKE AND THE NEVERLAND PIRATES LORE (the Peter Pan sequel that changed everything)
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0:00 Intro: what is the meme? What is the show?
1:46 Original Peter Pan movie analysis
7:10 show’s main characters & sharks and bones origin story
8:53 First episode major takeaways
10:17 Season 1
21:32 Season 2
42:01 Season 3
58:53 Season 4
1:15:08 Return to Neverland sequel movie
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have you ever heard of Pacman and the Ghostly Adventures
Please do a video about the leapfrog movies and spin-off shows
The ironic thing about the portrayal of the Native Americans in the 1953 film is that’s actually a step above how they were depicted in the original stage play and novelization. In the original story, they were pretty much regarded as dumb savages no different than the rest of the island’s wildlife, whereas in the animated film, they humanized them more (albeit stereotypically). You even have Micheal Darling spouting out some of that Edwardian racist rhetoric that he was likely taught, thinking he could see through their ambush, only to be proven wrong when the tribe catches them completely off guard. Seems like they were trying to subvert the trope.
From what I gathered, late animator Marc Davis said in an interview that the staff would’ve tried correcting their mistake had they known at the time that their portrayal of the Natives would’ve aged later on. The studio always strived for making their films as timeless as possible, but it’s kinda impossible to completely escape the zeightgeist of whatever era you’re in. Hindsight is always behind.
You should read the book
@@forrestdupre87 in the book they pretty much confirm that Peter Pan is local mythos that almost everyone knows right?
Imagine being a 40 year old pirate who constantly getting beat up by a bunch of like 12yr olds ..💀
I think they're even younger than that
maybe 9 or 10?
@@POTC_Oscarandfriens2.0 I think they might be 7 or 8...
let's just settle at "they are young kids"
I always figured Cubby was at least 7 (?) Izzy was like 9 and Jake was 10
Jake is just an autistic kid with hyperfixation on pirates that makes his friends play out his ideas for make-belief with their dads - Sharky and Bones, and his uncle - Hook. Whenever the kids make up another character or scenario to add Jake turns it to be Pirate themed at all cost.
No but this was me and making everything about some how playing doctor, house, or kitchen fr
And Smee is also there
But Hook was a theater kid back in high school so he takes his role very seriously or alternatively the Captain Hook character was created by cool teenage next door neighbor, Peter when Hook used to babysit him.
peter is definitely the big brother who goes to college and can only visit sometimes
I wish I could save comments. This is beautiful
Fun fact: The show was originally supposed to be a spin-off of Pirates Of The Caribbean but they scrapped it in favor of it being connected to Peter Pan
WE. WERE. ROBBED
So robbed
Source?
If this is true, then that explains the fixation on pirates.
@@somerandomperson4693 From TV Tropes: “The series was originally going to be a Spinoff Babies of Pirates of the Caribbean (yes, really!), but they ditched the idea for a Peter Pan theme instead.”
A good pirate makes an exact duplicate of another person’s property, then takes the duplicate and leaves the original.
Still more moral/ethical than Indiana Jones' MO.
Ah the plagiarism method. Perfect for written documents, art, etc
People really ain't getting the joke, are they. I got it. I think you're funny.
Unironically yes. I keep telling people that stealing is when you take something away from someone else. If they still have whatever-it-is, then you didn't steal it. At worst you borrowed it without asking.
That's why it is literally IMPOSSIBLE to steal an idea (at least without time travel or a memory-erasing device). You can use someone else's idea for your own benefit, but you can never take away the fact that they came up with it.
What you can steal is the CREDIT for an idea, or the opportunity to make a profit off of it.
I love how back in the day, Piracy was viewed as AS BAD if not WORSE than just straight up theft. Like this horrible crime. "You wouldn't download a car", The hell I would. If I lived in a society where having a car is a necessity, not a luxury and I literally cannot go to work without one and the company that makes cars is exploiting this market to charge people predatory prices while reserving ownership of their vehicle even while they're using it, I would 100% download a car.
A good pirate never takes another person's property
ⁱ ʷᵃˢ ⁿᵉᵛᵉʳ ᵐᵉᵃⁿᵗ ᵗᵒ ᵇᵉ ᵃ ᵍᵒᵒᵈ ᵖᵉʳˢᵒⁿ
*insert Spongebob quote
And a true pirate *KILLS* for it.
A good pirate never does murder
A good researcher never collects information!
So fun fact: In stage adaptations of Peter Pan, Captain Hook and the father Mr. Darling are usually played by the same actor. It’s a tradition that took place to save money but also because of them being antagonists and symbolic of each other. They keep this tradition in the animated Peter Pan movie with the two sharing the same VA.
Villainy’s cross-generational influence going so hard that the son’s and father’s essences BECOME each others’
Peter Pan goes Wrong got this right.
how?
@@mithmoonwalker It's like when(as Quinton Reviews pointed out) porn parodies of Fairly Odd-Parents are still more accurate and better-live-action-translating than the Timmy Turner movie trilogy
@@BinglesPcause anyone dedicated enough to make porn probably actually likes the original media? 😭
@@mithmoonwalkerI love the goes wrong show’s production of Peter Pan! I also didn’t get the symbolism until now either, but that’s probably because I just focused on the coolness of neverland…
The baby crocs could just be mimicking the sound their parent makes, especially if they're hearing it often.
We forgetting Tick Tock Croc or as I call her the Clockodile was originally a female?
@PositivePotatoesClub WAIT REALLY?!
@@anikakitty11 Yep in the original play/novel
@@RealMissCircleFPE that blows my mind
@@RealMissCircleFPEoriginally i thought she was female in everything 😭
As a kid, I’ve never understood why other girls had crushes on Peter Pan because he’s so mean to Wendy?? Also poor Wendy has the worst time ever on Neverland. Tinkerbell tries to shoot her down, the mermaids try to drown her, the natives give her a bunch of chores to do during the party, and then she’s kidnapped by pirates. Like damn no wonder she wanted to go home
It doesn't get any better when they try to update it or remake it and it doesn't get better for Wendy.
@@JackalopeBunny Like that version where Wendy doesn't need a man... or something, so her happy thoughts are dying alone. Thank you, that's _sooo_ much better.
@@Wendy_O._Koopa pretty much yes those versions.. its pretty much what you said. lol
I'm not a girl but uh I can't explain my crush on him lol idk why, I rewatched the movie recently and figured he's such a BRAT! But the JatNP version of him is much more understandable ok he's sweeter
@@moonofthebloodWhat's the Jatnp version?
"I have a sixth sense for stupid shit" girl i love you
I've got a 6th sense for chocolate. Give it to me. *Now.*
Mood😂😂
@@1th_to_comment. Huh? Nope! No chocolate here haha- *chews faster
Relatable
@@1th_to_comment. I do too
Jake and his friends were literally the ONLY people on the island who actually had morals (If you exclude tinker bell’s friends in pixie hollow from the tinker bell prequels)
Agreed
exclude? are we sure? i love the tinker bell movies but those girls were selfish as hell
@@looseleaflyrawhen? I haven’t watched them in a while.
@@looseleaflyranot when it matters though, they always come together when someone needs help
The only one of Tink's friends who has any actual sense is Irridesca...she's just a perfectionist, but is otherwise the closest to being a mom.
Captain Hook really out here like: “It all began on the day of my birth. Both of my parents failed to show up.”
Is that a damn reference to Phineas and Ferb
the fact i immediately understood that
@@kiv3745 same
You just summoned another fandom
So he’s adopted?
I'm so freaking glad you called out the misogynistic bullshit Wendy went through in the Disney film. Like even as a kid I felt uncomfortable about that mermaid scene. They were LEGIT trying to attack and drown her and then just play it off as she was in the wrong for defending herself. And then he proceeds to abandon her after saving Tiger Lily.
Like...I don't care if he's a hero to the kids there, I don't trust someone who cuts off a guy's hand and feeds it to a crocodile because of a "dare"
Actually in a book called "Peter and the Stargazer" which is a prequel to Peter Pan (It's also a stage performance too) it's confirmed that Hook lost his hand by slamming a chest lid hard on his hand by accident.
@@colorgachagamer3255so the entire captain hook lost his hand by fighting peter Pan thing is fake?
@@nicoooo69 Yeah.. Hook lost his hand by slamming a chest lid on it as proven in the prequel books.
Not gonna lie, Athena looks fucking kick-ass in her pirate outfit.
That headband is so flattering on her frfr
Thank you so much!! 🥹
İndeed
@@AthenaPOfficial You rock fam
Really cute outfit fr 👏
Faith, Trust, and Lovers of Butts.
Amen 🙏
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
New religion just dropped?
It's Miller Time!
🙏
Fun fact! In the original Peter Pan story, people _do_ age in Neverland! The only person who never truly aged was Peter himself, and depending on the version Peter would either try to kill any lost boy that stopped being a kid, or they'd simply just run away and join Hook's crew once they became like teens/adults.
I have a hypothesis! Captain Flynn is the legend that little orphan Eugene would read about and later rename himself after in Disneys Tangled. It's all connected
( 'o') woah
“I’ve connected the dots.”
“You haven’t connected shit-”
*“I’ve connected them.”*
😂
No but actually that’s such a fun theory, I like it!
You're mom's connected.
@@henryapplebottom7231 You are mom is connected.
*Oh yeah, it’s all coming together*
As someone who read the original Peter and Wendy novel, your theory of Neverland making it so it’s impossible for people to emotionally grow is VERY plausible.
Also, in the book and play, Peter is a child forever because he always forgets everything, that’s why he never grows up, further fueling the emotionally stunted theory. I chose to believe everyone forgets the adventure of the episode as soon as the credits roll.
And to answer your question in the finale, Peter gave Wendy an acorn necklace they call a “kiss” in the original book and play.
In Once Upon a Time, being on Neverland didn't directly make them quit aging, it allowed Peter (who had a whole ass kid) to revert to a younger age and stay that way.
@@vexywexypooAnd that kid was Mr. Gold!
@@mitchfletcher2386rumplestiltskin
@@mitchfletcher2386And Mr. Gold was Rumpelstiltskin and the beast from Beauty and the Beast.
Wait... I distinctly remember their "kiss" being a thimble?
29:42 "He doesn't care they miss Bucky. He doesn't give a fucky" Im so weak
29:47 u r 5 seconds off there
@@Jaceman4390Actually they're 2 minutes off ☝🏻🤓 29:45
@@xxHaruBeepxx
Hello.
I have some questions that I hope someone answers me:
1) Why was the movie "Home on the Range" (2004) a failure?
2) Was it really a bad movie, or was it just not appreciated as it deserved?
3) Was Disney to blame for the movie doing poorly?
4) If the film had done well at the box office and in critics, do you think it would have been possible for it to have a sequel?
5) What would this hypothetical sequel have been about?
6) What do you think of the movie "Home in the Range" (2004)?
Any Answer is Valid. As long as it is related to the question.
Greetings from Argentina🇦🇷
19:24 Listen, this was a theme in the original book. Peter is actually the only child in Neverland who doesn't age. He lives forever but has a very short memory that prevents him from emotionally maturing or retaining any lasting trauma. These memories only show up for him in nightmares that he forgets about immediately after. In the book these nightmares are described as being about "the riddle of his existence."
cheezus dude. i thought it was just some fairy shit, why did it get deep
He also culls the lost boys when they start to get too old
@@kiv3745 Yeah that's just what the book is like, it's really sad.
@@KenikoB Yeah, it literally says that he "thins them out" it's like lord of the flies.
@@kiv3745 I mean, the whole book's like that. Why is Neverland a bunch of random unconnected 'Adventure Storybook' stuff? Because it's what kids like to make believe when they play pretend, and Neverland is where 'playing pretend' takes place. Peter is such an ass because he's like the concept of a child, come to life, unable to be anything but the concept of a child--he can't be anything other than a wild brat who only does what he wants and thinks violence is funny, he can't learn or grow because that would mean he's growing up and that's the opposite of 'being a child.' People die and come back to life because it's all make believe, except they really die and really come back to life. People get forgotten and it's the same as if they never existed. It all functions on kid logic ("pew pew, you're dead!" "no I'm not, I've got secret live-forever powers!") except that's really creepy if you actually think about it.
The whole acorn necklace being a kiss thing is a nod to the actual play btw.
In the play, Wendy says that she would give him a kiss but then get nervous and gives him a thimble, calling it a kiss. So Peter in return gives Wendy an acorn, thinking it’s a kiss.
About the whole "jake doesnt fly after he saves neverland" thing, if my memory is correct they actually explain it in the episode, Peter Pan says "you can either come with me and be able to fly, or you can stay with your friends" implying that staying = no flight, which lets be honest is an even bigger dick move on top of not even allowing his friends to join in the first place
Yes. Exactly 💯
@@lilyyoung1002 Oh and I realized that the entire time they were tryin to make jake just *leave his crew* think about it, not just the first time I said, the second time hes given the power to fly, its when he becomes captain, now think about the show for a moment, name one other (RECURRING AND GOOD, so dont say hook or red because hook is evil and red disappeared) captain who has anybody with them in a crew, if you cant think of any, then you can see where I'm going with this, once again, both peter (and I guess the tree since it gave him the sword to find the colossus???) want Jake to abandon his crew (or maybe his worldly desires, if we were to make the avatar comparison) and then for the final one, only HE gets the super power of no-pixie-dust flight and for all we know, if he tried leaving with the power, maybe he wouldve kept it? All im saying is, SHADY AS HELL BRO
@@thesingingsirenz4714 well remember Peter Pan is also a pixie prankster prince that sometimes plays pirate because he gets bored of being the pixie prankster sometimes.
I think Peter as sassy as he is might have been trying to show Jake that being a pixie/fairy is a better course of action in Neverland than being a buckaneer.
@@timepilotcluefinder94 on one hand, that's a very good point, but on the other that doesn't change the fact he actively highlighted the fact Jake had to abandon his friends he's know for... who knows how long? And you can't just say Peter is a lone wolf trying to make jake take that same route either, he has his shadow, tinkerbell, and Jake himself technically if he actually agreed to the flight terms and conditions, so still kind of a rude thing to do
@@thesingingsirenz4714 again, that's part of Peter being a fairy...fairies are notorious for being fickle.
It really depends on the day what mood Peter's in about whatever he does.
The special where Bucky got taken away genuinely, and I mean GENUINELY CRIED WHEN THAT HAPPENED! MY 8 YEAR OLD SELF WAS SO SAD WHEN THAT HAPPENED
BRO SAME 😭😭
Same
same oh my God! Also I freaking loved the "What makes a hero" song so much even though baby me had no idea what half of the words are
Not a true fan if they didn’t.
It wasn’t just me?! 😭 I was literally bawling my eyes out when I saw that episode
Okay, but you don’t understand. I NEED to see an Octonauts deep dive now.
Like, who runs the organization? How many octonauts are there? Where do they get the funding?
She said she is going to make a video on that. But my question is what are fish biscuits? Why do they feed any creature they rescue fish biscuits. And what are those smiling yellow cake looking things growing in their garden?
I’d take an octonauts video over pixie hollow any day and I love pixie hollow.
Coming later this month! Hopefully… she did say it was gonna be a looooong one.
"A good pirate never uses tricks to get treasure" thats right, they murder. No trickery involved.
There was actually a pirate that specialized in dressing up as allies of their target and pulling weapons out once they were invited on board.
Fun Fact: They totally could have done a crossover of Jake and Sofia the First, especially since Marina the Mermaid is voiced by Ariel Winter who voiced Sofia and they never recasted her and Marina and Jake were always teased as a couple, so they could have done a crossover where Marina and Sofia fought over Jake and Izzy taught them to not care about boys and be independent women, but really it’s just an excuse so she can have Jake all to herself in their hideout. LOL
That plot is so good lol
That's a crackfic I would totally read
Tho they would have to put Sofia In 2D
@@Nope-gk3yr
They could also have Jake & Co. in 3D, but that might look wrong...
Sofia wouldn't be fighting over Jake though...she already has Hugo.
A good pirate never takes anothers property
They just permanently borrow
Lol 😂
Marisa Kirisame complex?!
@@BinglesP WOOOOO SOMEONE GOT THE REFRENCE!!!!!
@@JhasmineWisheart WAIT REALLY?!
That's awesome!!!
And replace it with some arts and crafts they made that looks identical
I personally believe that the Tic tok croc babies making ticking sounds is just them mimicking their dad I think it’s the cutest and most likely explanation
Fun fact, Tinkerbell theoretically, at this point in her own life, is dating the dust keep her fairy Terrence and has already lost the ability to fly before getting that ability back by the fact that she has a Frost fairy sister Perry Winkle, who happens to have the same wing pattern. Not to mention the fact that Tinkerbell is the reason Wendy got her repaired music box back after it broke and washed up on the shore of neverland.
She'd BETTER be dating Terence by now, or so help me God-
@@elsie8757 I feel you. They're adorable
3:50 "Having a big ass had negative connotation in the 50s"
Girl, having a small butt was desirable up to the 90s. Actually wanting a plump backside is VERY recent thing.
The creator Tee Noir has a pair of Kardashian videos that explains why this phenomenon happened and even goes back in history to talk about the racism behind it all 👍
I guess you can thank Sir Mix a Lot lol
*Fat Bottom Girls plays at increasing volume as it gets closer*
@@katelynna10000 Fat Bottom Girls got so popular due to it being outside of the beauty standards at the time. Men who liked big butts were looked at weirdly.
@@CraftyVegan dude thats awesome thank you for sharing this. i mean not the racism. but the history is interesting, and i think learning about the past as much as possible is the way to make sure history isnt repeated
The Peter Pan special was like the Super Bowl for me
Exactly
I could've sworn they crossed over more often but I suppose not
Same. I remember I recorded it on the tv. My aunt made fun of me for doing so for some reason, but I was like 8…….
Same here
Huh like when my dad comes back with the milk
When I was a wee lad I used to have the fattest crush on Jake and my family never let me live it down
I cannot stress enough how much the stupid clip of Captain Hook yelling at the literal Croc with a TikTok logo on it made me laugh
Fun Fact: Mr. Darling and Captain Hook are traditionally played/voiced by the same person. This is because they both represent the fear of growing up, one in the mind of a child and the other as a real world example. The only time this wasn't kept up was in the Peter Pan and Wendy reboot Disney did (not surprisingly).
Edit: Holy cow that's a lot of likes...
I genuinely HATE any media that centers around sharing as its main moral because they never take the time to tell you that sometimes it's okay to say NO!
Sometimes its okay to not want to share an item, and it's not okay to bully or guilt trip somebody into sharing. Especially if it's a sentimental item (Glares at Elmo in Grouchland)
It's an especially important lesson to learn in this day and age to learn that its okay to not share FOOD! Because of how common and well known food allergies are, its okay to not share a food that might have an allergen, or a food only you can eat if you have a lot of allergies that severely limit what you can eat.
I dont expect nuanced morals in a show made for drooling babies but the whole "sharing is caring" thing needs to be expanded on in kid's media because Im tired of seeing main characters or even side characters being guilted into sharing
That’s… actually very valid. Would you say JatNP is that kinda show? Chase I remember them saying no
*cause
Like Jake letting Hook throw a fit and then rewarding him for it and even sharing his bday wish with him… at some point it’s time to say no
@@faithgaudi6191 also very true. I didn’t really catch onto this when I was younger, so now that I’m older, this event bothers me, and now I don’t enjoy the show as much anymore, which sucks
I feel like kids media should have the message "it's good to share but if you don't feel comfortable doing so you have the right to say no" hell that could have been a great message for the Hook birthday episode and have it be Jake placing boundaries and later have Hook respect said boundaries
Love the idea that Hook's crew just autobalances the server whenever the odds are uneven lolol
53:45
Athena: WHY IS THE MINOTAUR-
Me: HOT?!
Athena: A PIRATE!?
Me: -Oop nevermind
Okay but hear me out!
The Mandela effect is real. I REMEMBER them saying “a good pirate never takes a person’s property” and I’m a little shook.
i remember the picture of the quote from the book went viral years ago. that's what people are remembering
@@bluntfishtrauma I know. She mentioned that in the video lmao.
I think there was a commercial with them standing next to a sign that said that maybe
Potter Puppet Pals AND Niga Higa? Next we're playing the duck song and doing a cute win fail, right?
_"A good pirate never steals another man's property."_
*~ J.M. Barrie, writing the first chapter in the early draft of his lost screenplay, "Captain Jacob: Young Pirate of Neverland"*
I always had this theory that Jake, Cubby and Izzy used to be members of the Lost Boys, and they got interested in the idea of becoming good pirates, which didn't appeal to the other lost boys, which was understandable regarding their experiences with pirates. So they were kicked out of the group, and Peter Pan decided to have them live somewhere safe so Captain Hook wouldn't find and potentially kill them in a defenceless state. He enlisted the fairies to help the three learn to fend for themselves gave them those things to do to strengthen them. Obviously, Captain Hook learned about their whereabouts at one point and the series events play out.
25:24
DO NOT LET THIS PROPAGANDA FOOL YOU
the pixie dust fountain is already a place in the tinkerbell movie lore, and is placed near a giant (for the pixie's) tree
It's IN the tree itself!
Except in the books' continuity, where there isn't a well/fountain at all and pixie dust is made by grinding the molted feathers of a magical dove into a fine powder.
Pirates actually had surprisingly thorough rules per ship, so It's not much of a stretch that a group of pirates that stay around the same cove/island would get together to make a set of shared rules in addition to their ship's own rules.
If I remember correctly, the general rules for Pirates were:
A captain doesn’t make any serious decisions without first asking for the crews vote
Everyone is paid what they have earned(the captain WOULD get a higher amount but only by a small amount)
No Racism
No women(usually)
No staying up too late(unless you had night shift)
No gambling(on ship)
No stealing(on ship)
No heavy drinking(on ship)
Bathe when you can(mostly optional)
@@MatthewTeachout-xj4yyPirate ships were democracies while out of combat. The captain took charge when they went after a ship because it made taking the loot easier with 1 person in charge.
The navigator tended to have more influence over what they did because he had the skills to get them where the good plunder was.
@@nobodyimportant2470 thanks for the info
and then he turned himself into a constellation. funniest shit i've ever seen
"WHY IS THE MINOTAUR ALSO A F**KING PIRATE?!?!" 😂😂😂That's a sentence I've never heard before and will probably never hear again.
These One Piece arcs got wild ngl
1. Why is Captain Hook literally a Hapsburg
2. Why does his crew feel like every older gay dude (like… 60, 70) you’ve ever met combined?
3. Is the bag of pixie dust like… the tardis? Surely it can’t hold that much
4. The tiktok croc shoe jokes are incredible
The bag is actually a bit more like the brain of a teenager when exams are coming up. Our cramming abilities are powerful and not to be underestimated.
2 is so correct
2. because his entire crew is very camp
3 its very compact and it looks visually like just a tiny finger pinch when thrown into the air it sparkles a lot making it look like you just threw a huge handful idk
JAKE AND THE NEVER LAND PIRATES!!! AND ME!!
You know, I could totally see these characters in one piece
I need a Jake and the Neverland Pirates X One Piece crossover now.
Please…
Did you think there's a fanfic on AO3@@Dr.Soda1
I swear to god the “AND ME!!!” part was in the theme song, but I can't find it anywhere 😭
Lowkey i think luffy would turn these kids toward violence like these kids would just beat capt hook after hanging out with luffy
Jake:And pirates doesnt steal other people proprety
*Luffy looks at his crew*
Luffy:SEEEEE?!! I TOLD YOU GUYS!!!
This show was my favorite thing ever as a child. I wrote an entire fan fiction and I think it’s the reason why to this day I write books about pirates
I remember hating season 4 with all my heart as a kid, no more Sharky and Bones on the credits, Bucky is partly shafted by the new boat. Cubby, Izzy and Skully are also shafted hard to make Jake look cooler, and the shift from 'adventure' to 'action' felt really forced. Not surprised the show got cancelled afterwards
43:14 I think the rule about never Aging only applies to people who aren’t from Neverland. If you’re born in Neverland, you can age but if you’re like the lost boys you never age
Edit: they need to be able to age otherwise Tiger lily would still be a fetus in her mother’s womb
I wonder if the neverland-borns age in the normal earth?
Neverland's rules are "you only age if you want to" otherwise you don't. It's very much "Imagination Island".
4:18 In the original book and play by Sir Barrie, Peter Pan was a baby abandoned by his parents. He was rescued by birds/fairies and taken to Neverland, where he became the magical boy who never grew up. So he is human, just a magical human
This is why i don't get people complaining about Disney Fairies. That was consistent, its characterization of Tink made sense because the first half of the franchise (timeline-wise, not release order) takes place before she meets Peter and the other half after he gets bored and ditches her (something in character for him), and most of what it added to the lore was from Barrie, like fairy talents and Captain Hook's purple blood.
In contrast, Jake and the Never Land Pirates makes *no* canonical sense, and the one thing everyone memes on is one of the few things that does ("good pirates" are kids playing around, in contrast with "bad pirates" who are actually pirates).
"I found a scroll, so your free will is gone now"
That sounds like a Wings of Fire reference
According to the tinker bell movies fairies can’t fly when wet so it kind of makes sense that they wouldn’t help the mermaids
i feel like the reason the kids never really get mad at Hook for endangering them is because they're aware of their cosmic roles and they know that no real harm can ever truly come to them. between the fairies and Peter Pan they know that they're safe no matter what
I heard a theory from Isaac Carlson that Peter Pan and Jake both had to give up part of their soul to restore the Ever Tree, which explains why Peter’s shadow can detach itself.
It also explains why Peter had Jake go through the ritual, instead of doing it again. Peter presumably can’t afford to give up more soul, meanwhile Jake has plenty of soul to spare.
Neverland Universe if the villains knew basic manners: 🌎💥💥
Sharky and Bones' story is so cute, I'm glad this niche little pirate band found some big support!
*A good pirate steals people's prosperity.*
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If buying isn't owning then pirating isn't stealing
Prosperity stolen MWAHHAAHAHAHAHAHA
Jake and the never land pirates could find the one piece with their gadgets. They have something that just finds whatever they’re looking for, beeping when they get close. That’s insane.
I used to watch this show as a kid and I forgot all about it until now, this is definitely a trip down memory lane
The father reminding you of captain hook is intentional. By tradition set by the play they're played by the same guy.
Pirates steal all the time. 😂😂😂 ("A good pirate never takes someone's property" my butt!)
A GOOD pirate, doesn't steal.
From the living, anyway.
They probably meant good as in morally good
A good pirate doesn't steal... but a great pirate does :)
Curse you for dropping me into a fandom with barely any fan content. I am suffering.
SO TRUE
12:04 are we not gon talk about the animation error in this frame with Captain Hook having both hands again
I don't know how likely this is, but it would be cool to see a lore video on Bubble Guppies. From the sheer amount of music in the show (including a Lady Gaga parody) to the amount of stuff the guppies get up to. Also the fact that there's only the 6 (later 7) guppies and everyone else is made up of lobsters and crabs is weird. Also they got a surprising amount of guest stars from RuPaul to Ozzy Osbourne.
Yes yes yessssss
Ask her please 🙏 😊
Ooh, not a bad idea!
i actually discovered poker face from BUBBLE GUPPIES
I really want her to this show was my childhood I watched it realigiously until I was 12
I imagine they call Captain Flynn legendary because he is based on real life pirate actor Errol Flynn.
And To create Red Jessica, the creators of JATNP were inspired by Shakira, right?
I say this, because now I've realized that Red Jessica looks like Shakira... But with red hair.
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THE WAY I THOUGHT IT WAS GOING TO SAY "UNALIVE YOURSELF" 😭😭😭💀💀💀
The pirate inventor isn't a pirate who's an inventor - he invents pirate inventions
The acorn kiss necklace is from the play. It’s this running thread where when they first meet, Wendy lies to Peter about what a kiss is and gives him a thimble, so he gives her the necklace in return. The necklace does end up protecting her, and later on she comes clean and gives Peter a real kiss. Not remotely established in the Disney Expanded Neververse, but not just made up on the spot either
Fun fact:The tinkerbell movie series explains Tick Tock crocs babies
oh that reminds me I want Tinkerbell Pixie hollow lore video
The Copyright for Peter Pan is owned by a Hospital (and still is to this day), and the author J M Barrie, gifted the copyright to them in 1929 and will continue to keep the copyright forever.
So when it’s up Disney can’t do Jackshit. They can just fuckin renew it.
@@fritzy8318@fritzy8318 At least in the UK. In the US, it is a different story.
Yeah... I think you're missing out on a few key things by not reading the original book and/or play by J. M. Barrie. A lot of things you wonder about is pretty explicitly covered there... especially the acorn neclace/kiss. I notice other commenters have explained it, but just to be clear...
in the original play/book, when Wendy first sews Peter's shadow back on, she says she'll give him a kiss if he likes.
Peter doesn't know what a kiss is, so he holds out his hand, expecting a present. Wendy feels bad about confusing him, so she gives him a thimble from her sewing kit. (Later, when she actually kisses him, she calls that "giving him a thimble" to avoid confusing him.)
Later in the conversation, Peter says he'll give HER a kiss, which he now takes to mean "a small object." He gives her an acorn, which she decides to wear on a string around her neck.
This decision saves her life. Remember Tinker Bell tricking the Lost Boys to shoot at Wendy? Yeah, in the book/play, they HIT her. With a sharp arrow. But the arrow turns out to have hit the acorn neckace, so Wendy survives.
Course, this bit never made it into the Disney version, but it's iconic in all non-Disney versions of Peter Pan, which is probably why it was referenced here.
By the way, if you want a non-traditional rendition of the original Peter Pan play, I can recommend "Peter Pan Goes Wrong." It's about an incompetent amateur theatrical group who try to put on the Peter Pan play and absolutely EVERYTHING goes wrong. Actors miss their cues and forget their lines, every flying scene end in crash and disaster and/or the actors getting stripped to their underwear because their clothes fly off but they don't, music and sound effects going wrong, and several scenes where someone gets knocked unconscious and someone else has to take over the role... Peter Pan goes through three actors in the same show, leading to a bizarre twist where the crocodile ends up being the hero of the day. It's hilarious. ^_^
I’d love to cover more Peter Pan but I just figured since this is a Disney show I’d get the context I need through how Disney built up the world. Had no idea that they would have Easter eggs to things not within their own animated canon! Hahaha excited to cover tinkerbell and pixie hollows stand alone movies and I’ll try to go even deeper with those! Thanks for the comment!
@@AthenaPOfficial No prob. ^_^ It's also kind of interesting that you drew a number of conclusions about things that are almost directly spelled out in the book.
Like how not growing up means no emotional growth? Yeah, that's a pretty big part of Peter in the book. He never learns and never grows emotionally, because that would mean growing up on some level, and that's what Peter absolutely refuses to do.
There's this entire bit in the book where Hook tricks Peter with a pretty obvious ploy/lie, and Peter falls for it because he's a little kid and it doesn't even OCCUR to him that Hook wouldn't play fair. The narrative steps in to say that this isn't the first time he's been tricked like that and won't be the last time, because he always forgets it afterwards. Remembering would mean learning from his mistakes and growing up, and so he just DOESN'T.
It actually goes further; in the original story Peter actually kills Hook at the end. When he visits Wendy in London a year later, he doesn't even remember who Captain Hook is and is actually completely callous about it: "I forget them as soon as I kill them." Again, remembering and living with having killed someone would mean growing up on some level, so Peter just forgets in order to never grow up. Even more tragically, Tinker Bell is implied to have died as well, and Peter doesn't remember her either.
The original Peter Pan is really a very tragic character, but Disney toned him down a LOT. (Disney also made the decision to have Hook survive because Walt correctly surmised that the audience would finds him entertaining and not want to see him die.)
Finally, it's revealed in the book that Neverland doesn't actually stop you from growing up; it IS possible to grow up there... it's briefly mentioned that if a Lost Boy starts growing up, Peter will either kill or banish him. The details aren't really revealed until in the sequel "Peter Pan in Scarlet" (written by Geraldine McCaughrean for the Great Ormond Street Hospital to make sure they kept the copyright).
Here it's explained clearly: You CAN avoid growing up in Neverland, but ONLY by utterly refusing to even entertain the idea. If a Lost Boy ever starts speculating about what he might become when he grows up... he WILL start growing up.
If this is canon to Disney's Peter Pan might be dubious, but it WOULD explain how Hook could be born in Neverland and be an adult. (The book's Hook very blatantly did not come from Neverland; he's implied to have been a British nobleman who turned to piracy, but Disney's Hook is clearly a different beast.)
I ramble on. Sorry. ^_^*
I’m surprised you didn’t talk about the episode where Hook becomes a witch and makes Jake absolutely scared of everything, and every time he finds out one of the kids is more brave than him, he tries to MURDER THEM.
oh I remenber that episode. That was crazy
This episode used to live rent free in my brain! I was unsure if it even existed, but I was so fascinated by it, I think it was my favorite episode. I’d forgotten the whole plot of it, I just remembered it was the one were Jake was scared and it was a big deal.
*The show creators making Bucky:* Ok, hear us out. The spawn of the Smart House from that old Disney movie and the Home Alone house, but make it a ship.
*Everyone else:* Genius
this is why Kingdom Hearts is superior with its use of Peter Pan: you can literally beat him up to "put him in his place"
I remember as a kid I used to play with a boy who frequented the same park as I did and we would play Jake and the never land pirates. I simply followed his story as I didn’t want to be any of the characters but we marched around a circle in the sand while singing the pirate chest song. Such good times.
I agree that Jake and the Neverland Pirates and Sofia the First should have had a crossover. Also that one image of Jake and Sofia reminds me of Jelsa lol
And moreso,Sofia's voice actor also voices Marina.
And Jake and Marina have been heavily implied to be interested in each other.
You should check out this comment in the upper section about a crossover with the plot being about how Marina and Sofia fighting over Jake's affections,and there's a very crackfic ending to it
They should've had Sofia visiting using her mermaid powers
14:23 "I tuned myself into a consellation, Jake. IM CONSELLTATION PETE". I love that.
*Constellation
@@m.a.a.7463 I was wonder if I spelt it right or not, thanks man
I know this is such an odd thing to get hung up on but my personal headcanon regarding why ticktock croc's kids also tick, is they probably learned how to do it since their primary parent is doing it constantly. some form of learned behavior i assume. also slayke and the neverland pirates was a fun part of my childhood i got to see torn to shreds for the lore here so thanks 👍
'And Izzy turns invisible, just like every other girl in this series' fire 🔥
Shoutout to Athena for doing unique themed makeup for every single video! (Also congrats on your marriage )
I kinda felt for the dad, because he was trying to live up to an impossible standard and was obviously very stressed. Doesn't justify taking it out on his family, but he eventually learns to not be such a dick. So I feel like if he grew up in a time with therapy, he'd be better.
Not justifying his actions but just saying that I think he has the potential to grow.
Yeah, the book explicitly states that the Darlings are trying to keep up appearances even though they don't even have enough money to hire a proper maid and have to use a dog instead.
Anyone who was born in 1985 or earlier (would be 10 years old in 1995, which is about when therapy became a thing in the USA) would have no actual psychiatric care. So it would make sense for the dad and well, everyone.
No wonder so many rock stars were so depressed. They were born against the norm of being a complacent little worker bee and had no outlet besides music and drugs.
In 1991 the Ugly Law was finally nullified and it was made a law that mentally ill people could seek care in an open and non oppressive facility like asylums. They finally realized people could be helped and be happy instead of locking them in an asylum and taking all their human rights away the second the person says theyre sad.
neverland pirates: we only use pixie dust during emergencies.
also neverland pirates: let’s waste our pixie dust every day.
Tinker bell (specifically from the pixie hollow movies) was one of my first animated crushes, and every time I'm forced to remember that she's legitimately an inch tall it's whiplash.
I’d definitely would love a Doc McStuffins lore dive
I want cyberchase or fetch with Ruff Ruffman lore
@@khaliyahjefferson832 Cyberchase lore would be fun...
Ooh, that's actually a good idea.....
Yes! Very good idea!
I forgot about doc mcstuffins she was an icon
The acorn necklace is actually from the original play. For a show that throws out so much of the lore it’s actually kinda nice that they played homage to it
Fun fact, this version of Captain Hook was one of my first fictional crushes.
The Same Thing Happened To Me With Red Jessica.
Every time she appeared in an episode, I got excited and fell in love watching her. The Episodes Where She Appears Are Some of My Favorites.
Plus Red Jessica is Super Attractive, and Has a Lot of Charisma.
I would have liked her to appear in Season Four, and in "Captain Jake: The Great Never Sea Conquest" Special.
But I have a question regarding her:
If the Creators of the series To Create Captain Flynn Were Inspired by Errol Flynn... To Create Red Jessica Were Inspired by Shakira, Right?
Because Now, After 10 Years, I Realize Red Jessica Looks Like Shakira, But Redhead and a Pirate.
Someone clarify my doubt, please.
Thank you so much.
Greetings from Argentina🇦🇷
THAT WAS A SPINOFF?!?! I REMEMBER LOVING THIS SHOW AND PLAYING THE GAME ALL THE TIME WITHOUT REALIZING IT WAS A SPINOFF OF PETER PAN!!!
1:01:20 He's a pirate inventor, not because he is both a pirate and an inventor, but because he invents pirates.
WAIT A DAMN MINUTE!!!!!! How did I not figure this out omg 😅
@@AthenaPOfficiallol
25:45 to be fair, in regards to the fairies not helping the mermaid city: the only fairy who is able to swim is rani (if a fairy's wings get wet they can get way too heavy, but rani lost her wings due to stuff that's a long story so she's able to swim just fine) and idk if she can do much for the mermaids as one fairy. there's not rly much of an excuse for not helping skybird island tho, you do have a good point there.
I absolutely cannot wait for the Pixie Hollow video. I love Tinker Bell so much that I have two whole shelves in my room dedicated to her.
The idea that Neverland doesn’t just stop you from physically aging, but growing as a person is actually a thing in the original source material. In the sequel to the original book when the now adult Lost Boys pretend to be children again Neverland’s magic turns them back into children and when they start acting mature they physically age until they are banished from Neverland.
YES! MY SICK SHOW!!!! I'm in my 20s and everytime I get sick (throwing up, etc.) I go to my mom's, lay in my brother's bed, turn on this show, and sleep.
Mood
The start... I want to wait but I can't.
Peter is human, or was. Barrie wrote Peter Pan remembering how his mother said of his dead brother it was good he never grew up, she could always remember him as a young boy. Peter was a baby in London that fell out of his pram and was stolen away by the wind. He brings boys to Neverland so they'll never grow up, but the Lost Boys do grow up, and he has to unalive them and bring more lost boys.
Also, the father is intentionally like Captain Hook. That's the allegory. And, Nana absolutely belongs in the canon of darling Disney dogs beside Perdita, Delilah, Lady, Peg, Rita, and Georgette.
All these "Bob's Burgers" clips made me happy as it is one of my all-time favorite shows.
I remember watching this show and Jake's constant optimism was so funny😂
“I have a sixth sense for stupid shit!” has to become a meme this instant
The “kiss” acorn necklace actually comes from the 2003 live action Peter Pan movie! Wendy offers a kiss and after he doesn’t know what it she gives a thimble. In return he gives her a “kiss”, which is an acorn off his clothes. ❤
It’s from the original 1904 play…
And she gave him a “thimble” which was a kiss. Was hoping someone else remembered and commented!
@@DrFranklynAnderson sorry I didn’t watch the original play! :|
I was commenting from what I knew because they didn’t know where it was from. It’s great to know it’s from the original play.
@@DrFranklynAnderson wow! You saw the original 1904 play?! How was it?
@@LtrlChcknTndrI can’t believe after all these years, I realized Wendy switched the words kiss and thimble
Athena caught PIRATING? I never thought you would do this 😔
Neither did I...
I read a poem recently implying tic toc croc was supposed to symbolize captain hook being older than peter/the lost boys, and that time was chssing him. Diesnt really fit with the "no one on neverland ever ages" theory but it was a great poem