Sry about that but... actually ships alredy fly... hahahah a lot of pirate legends have experienced flying ships or something like that...
Why not Peter Pan, Captain Hook, and the lost boys merging into SOT lore ...
XD
What do you think guys?
Why not a Disney Peter Pan themed tall tale?
@targasbr said in Why not a Disney Peter Pan themed tall tale?:
If you want then call me in private and I'll tell you a theory I've had for a long time about this crossover
@wolfmanbush said in Why not a Disney Peter Pan themed tall tale?:
@targasbr said in Why not a Disney Peter Pan themed tall tale?:
If you want then call me in private and I'll tell you a theory I've had for a long time about this crossover
It's actually a relatively well-formed theory, I plan to make a video about it in the near future.
@cptespanto said in Why not a Disney Peter Pan themed tall tale?:
Sry about that but... actually ships alredy fly... hahahah a lot of pirate legends have experienced flying ships or something like that...
Why not Peter Pan, Captain Hook, and the lost boys merging into SOT lore ...
XDWhat do you think guys?
I have clips of both ships and rowies taking flight. I made it to space in a rowie one time.
Also yes.
@cptespanto
Judging by the ending of "Lords of the Sea," I think it is a good guess that the treasure Captain Jack had stolen from Davy Jones has Pixie Dust within it.I think a crossover would work well here, and it could absolutely tie into the events of "A Pirate's Life" and potentially Monkey Island. (especially considering Monkey Island's 'backdoor pilot' Easter Egg in the first tall tale)
If Rare were to do that though, I would want to be able to see Jack, Peter, and Guybrush interact with each other. Fighting alongside them would be cool, but I would love to see what these three would say to each other in a conversation.
@lucky11 said in Why not a Disney Peter Pan themed tall tale?:
@cptespanto
Judging by the ending of "Lords of the Sea," I think it is a good guess that the treasure Captain Jack had stolen from Davy Jones has Pixie Dust within it.I think a crossover would work well here, and it could absolutely tie into the events of "A Pirate's Life" and potentially Monkey Island. (especially considering Monkey Island's 'backdoor pilot' Easter Egg in the first tall tale)
If Rare were to do that though, I would want to be able to see Jack, Peter, and Guybrush interact with each other. Fighting alongside them would be cool, but I would love to see what these three would say to each other in a conversation.
With Guybrush will be more rhyme fighting but yes that will be sweet.
@lucky11 said in Why not a Disney Peter Pan themed tall tale?:
@cptespanto
Judging by the ending of "Lords of the Sea," I think it is a good guess that the treasure Captain Jack had stolen from Davy Jones has Pixie Dust within it.I think a crossover would work well here, and it could absolutely tie into the events of "A Pirate's Life" and potentially Monkey Island. (especially considering Monkey Island's 'backdoor pilot' Easter Egg in the first tall tale)
If Rare were to do that though, I would want to be able to see Jack, Peter, and Guybrush interact with each other. Fighting alongside them would be cool, but I would love to see what these three would say to each other in a conversation.
Pixie dust? No. I think it has something a bit more stubborn and hotheaded then that trapped inside.
@galactic-geek
I've thought about that as well. If that was the case, the only two questions I have is how did Tinker Bell get separated from Peter and why didn't Peter go after her?I hope when Rare and Disney team up again to make the sequel to "A Pirate's Life," they explore what happened. Maybe Hook captured Tinker Bell in the treasure box and gave it to Davy? That would explain why we haven't seen Peter: Tinker Bell has been trapped with either Davy or Jack since before "A Pirate's Life" and most of that was spent in the Sea of Thieves. I would assume Peter may not know that the Sea of Thieves even exists, never mind how to get here.
We still haven't figured out who the woman Calypso was talking about at the end of "Lords of the Sea." I could be wrong, but I don't think it's Wendy. Peter could have gone to Wendy for help to find Tinker Bell, but then she somehow came into contact with Jack? (who is, but all intents and purposes, considered a criminal by England) Unless there's a good explanation, that feels like a stretch to me. I've thought that it made more sense that the woman is either Elizabeth Swann or even Elaine Marley (they both are pirates and would both presumably have ways in which they could contact Jack). Even though neither one of them knows of the existence of Pixies or Pixie Dust, I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility they could have discovered it. (especially considering their collective experiences with supernatural artifacts). I am really interested where Rare/Disney takes the story next.
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