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* In one GoldenAge story, Franchise/{{Batman}} fights a one-shot villain called Blackbeard, who styles himself after the historical Blackbeard (see RealLife below).
* Parodied with Captain Wackbeard in ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}: X Marks The Spot.'' He shoots anyone who uses that name.
* ''Comicbook/FantasticFour'': Due to time travel shenanigans, Ben Grimm ''is'' Blackbeard.
* According to one [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] story [[Characters/SupermanJimmyOlsen Jimmy Olsen]] is a descendant of Greenbeard Olsen; a buccaneer from the 1700s. Over the course of the story, Jimmy suffers from a curse whereby he assumes Greenbeard's personality under a full moon. A summary of the story can be read [[http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Superman%27s_Pal,_Jimmy_Olsen_Vol_1_21 here]].
* Parodied with Captain Wackbeard in ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}: X Marks The Spot.'' He shoots anyone who uses that name.
* ''Comicbook/FantasticFour'': Due to time travel shenanigans, Ben Grimm ''is'' Blackbeard.
* According to one [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] story [[Characters/SupermanJimmyOlsen Jimmy Olsen]] is a descendant of Greenbeard Olsen; a buccaneer from the 1700s. Over the course of the story, Jimmy suffers from a curse whereby he assumes Greenbeard's personality under a full moon. A summary of the story can be read [[http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Superman%27s_Pal,_Jimmy_Olsen_Vol_1_21 here]].
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* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': In one GoldenAge story, Franchise/{{Batman}} Batman fights a one-shot villain called Blackbeard, who styles himself after the historical Blackbeard (see RealLife below).
* ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'': Parodied with Captain Wackbeard in''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}: ''Deadpool: X Marks The Spot.'' the Spot''. He shoots anyone who uses that name.
*''Comicbook/FantasticFour'': ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'': Due to time travel shenanigans, Ben Grimm ''is'' Blackbeard.
* ''ComicBook/{{Futarama}}'': In one issue where Fry, Leela and Bender are trying to convince the Rigelians that the currently-abandoned Earth is fully inhabited and thus not up for grabs, one of the personas that Bender takes on is No-Beard the software pirate, "scourge of the briny binary deep".
* According to one [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]]story story, [[Characters/SupermanJimmyOlsen Jimmy Olsen]] is a descendant of Greenbeard Olsen; a buccaneer from the 1700s. Over the course of the story, Jimmy suffers from a curse whereby he assumes Greenbeard's personality under a full moon. A summary of the story can be read [[http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Superman%27s_Pal,_Jimmy_Olsen_Vol_1_21 here]].
* ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'': Parodied with Captain Wackbeard in
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* ''ComicBook/{{Futarama}}'': In one issue where Fry, Leela and Bender are trying to convince the Rigelians that the currently-abandoned Earth is fully inhabited and thus not up for grabs, one of the personas that Bender takes on is No-Beard the software pirate, "scourge of the briny binary deep".
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* One of the Phantom's personas in ''WesternAnimation/FlyingRhinoJuniorHigh'' was "Captain Peachfuzz Beard".
* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode "A Bicyclops Built for Two" has a statue of the cyclopean Purplebeard the Pirate, Scourge of the Six Seas. Of course, given the way the episode turns out, [[spoiler:he almost certainly never actually existed, and even if he did he wasn't a cyclops.]]
* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode "A Bicyclops Built for Two" has a statue of the cyclopean Purplebeard the Pirate, Scourge of the Six Seas. Of course, given the way the episode turns out, [[spoiler:he almost certainly never actually existed, and even if he did he wasn't a cyclops.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/FlyingRhinoJuniorHigh'': One of the Phantom's personas in ''WesternAnimation/FlyingRhinoJuniorHigh'' was is "Captain Peachfuzz Beard".
*The ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode "A ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': "[[Recap/FuturamaS2E9ABicyclopsBuiltForTwo A Bicyclops Built for Two" Two]]" has a statue of the cyclopean Purplebeard the Pirate, Scourge of the Six Seas. Of course, given the way the episode turns out, [[spoiler:he almost certainly never actually existed, and even if he did he wasn't a cyclops.]]cyclops]].
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* At one point in ''Webcomic/EdmundFinneysQuestToFindTheMeaningOfLife'', Edmund finds himself on a pirate ship commanded by one Captain Twobeard.
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* ''Literature/{{Bluebeard}}'', TropeNamer of TheBluebeard. A noblemean with a blue beard who kills the women he marries.
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See also DressedToPlunder, FatherNeptune, and SeadogBeard. And strangely enough, since blue is a color associated with the ocean, TheBluebeard is completely unrelated, being a SerialKiller rather than a {{Pirate}}.
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* Many notable Vikings had colourful nicknames, among them [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweyn_Forkbeard Sweyn Forkbeard]].
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* Many notable Vikings [[UsefulNotes/TheVikingAge Vikings]] had colourful nicknames, among them [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweyn_Forkbeard Sweyn Forkbeard]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Cuphead}}'' has Captain Brineybeard as one of the debtors you have to fight.
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** Main/CanonImmigrant [[OurOrcsAreDifferent Orkish]] SpacePirate Kaptin Bluddflagg fits the name pattern, and is even more overtly piratical in [[Main/DressedToPlunder appearance]] and [[Main/TalkLikeAPirate behaviour]] than Huron.
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Probably as a result of infamous sailors like UsefulNotes/{{Blackbeard}} and the Barbarossa brothers[[note]]"barba rossa" is Italian for "Redbeard", although the name's attachment to the Ottoman privateers Oruç and Hayreddin Barbarossa is possibly based on a garbling of Oruç' earlier title "Baba Oruç".[[/note]], it's popular to give pirate or nautical characters names that reference their [[SeadogBeard facial hair]] -- and not just sailors, either.
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Probably as a result of infamous sailors like UsefulNotes/{{Blackbeard}} and the Barbarossa brothers[[note]]"barba rossa" is Italian for "Redbeard", although the name's attachment to the Ottoman privateers Oruç and Hayreddin Barbarossa is possibly based on a garbling of Oruç' earlier title "Baba Oruç".[[/note]], it's popular to give pirate or nautical characters names that reference their [[SeadogBeard facial hair]] -- and not just sailors, either.
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It's not clear why this sentence contains an "although". It could however be said that in this historical case "Barbarossa" may be a corruption of "Baba Oruç", and so Oruç and Hayreddin Barbarossa may not actually have had red beards.
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Probably as a result of infamous sailors like UsefulNotes/{{Blackbeard}} and the Barbarossa brothers[[note]]"barba rossa" is Italian for "Redbeard", although the brothers were Turkish privateers[[/note]], name's attachment to the Ottoman privateers Oruç and Hayreddin Barbarossa is possibly based on a garbling of Oruç' earlier title "Baba Oruç".[[/note]], it's popular to give pirate or nautical characters names that reference their [[SeadogBeard facial hair]] -- and not just sailors, either.
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* The BonusBoss Deadbeard in ''VideoGame/GoldenSun1''.
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* The BonusBoss OptionalBoss Deadbeard in ''VideoGame/GoldenSun1''.
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* ''LightNovel/AmagiBrilliantPark'' had a pirate named Captain Ironbeard. He didn't have a beard, but he had a massive mustache made of iron.
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* ''WesternAnimation/PuffTheMagicDragon'' has a pirate giant, whose name is a mashup of different pirate names: Very Long John Black-and-Bluebeard Kidd. He doesn't actually have a beard, just an impressive moustache.
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* An episode of the ''[[Literature/WheresWally Where's Waldo?]]'' cartoon featured a pirate named "Peg-Beard", who had a peg-leg on his chin with tufts of hair sticking out of it. Mention is also made of a "Captain Peg-Neck" who had an ill-fated encounter with some termites.
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* An episode of the ''[[Literature/WheresWally Where's Waldo?]]'' cartoon featured a pirate named "Peg-Beard", who had a peg-leg SeadogPegLeg on his chin with tufts of hair sticking out of it. Mention is also made of a "Captain Peg-Neck" who had an ill-fated encounter with some termites.
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* Whitebeard and Blackbeard from ''Manga/OnePiece''. Also Brownbeard, a SmallNameBigEgo trying to invoke this trope simply by naming himself after his facial hair, piggybacking on the hype of those with a similar name. Ironically, due to Japanese not having a separate word for "beard", both Blackbeard ("Kurohige" in Japanese) and Whitebeard ("Shirohige") sport mustaches... but lack actual beards.[[note]]"Hige" refers to all facial hair, regardless if it's a beard or a mustache.[[/note]] "White Facial Hair" doesn't flow as well.
** Well, Blackbeard has now grown a small one nowadays.
** The name "Whitestache" is still pretty awesome.
** Spain's dub actually renamed Whitebeard to "Albino Mustache" so it works better. The manga keeps on calling him "Whitebeard" despite him obviously lacking a beard.
** We also have "Red-Haired" Shanks and his Red Haired Pirates. Of whom only Shanks himself actually has red hair.
** As of chapter 904, we got [[spoiler:Peachbeard]].
** While keeping the spirit of the naming style, there's the Warlord of the Seas Dracule Mihawk who most of the world knows as "Hawkeye" Mihawk.
** Well, Blackbeard has now grown a small one nowadays.
** The name "Whitestache" is still pretty awesome.
** Spain's dub actually renamed Whitebeard to "Albino Mustache" so it works better. The manga keeps on calling him "Whitebeard" despite him obviously lacking a beard.
** We also have "Red-Haired" Shanks and his Red Haired Pirates. Of whom only Shanks himself actually has red hair.
** As of chapter 904, we got [[spoiler:Peachbeard]].
** While keeping the spirit of the naming style, there's the Warlord of the Seas Dracule Mihawk who most of the world knows as "Hawkeye" Mihawk.
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* Whitebeard and Blackbeard from ''Manga/OnePiece''. Also Brownbeard, a SmallNameBigEgo trying to invoke this trope simply by naming himself after his facial hair, piggybacking on the hype of those with a similar name. Ironically, ''Manga/OnePiece'':
** "Whitebeard" Edward Newgate. Funnily enough, he lacks an actual beard, but sports an impressive mustache. This due to Japanese not having a separate word for"beard", both Blackbeard ("Kurohige" in Japanese) and Whitebeard ("Shirohige") sport mustaches... but lack actual beards."beard".[[note]]"Hige" refers to all facial hair, regardless if it's a beard or a mustache.[[/note]] "White Facial Hair" doesn't flow as well.
** Well, Blackbeard has now grown a small one nowadays.
** The name "Whitestache" is still pretty awesome.
**well.[[/note]] Spain's dub actually renamed Whitebeard to "Albino Mustache" so it works better. The manga keeps on calling him "Whitebeard" despite him obviously lacking a beard.
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**We "Blackbeard" Marshall D. Teach, a former subordinate of Whitebeard. He also have lacks a beard upon his introduction but slowly grows one throughout the series until it's a proper SeadogBeard.
** Brownbeard, a SmallNameBigEgo trying to invoke this trope simply by naming himself after his facial hair, piggybacking on the hype of those with a similar name.
** Peachbeard is the latest addition. A subordinate of Blackbeard, he is even more of a small-fry than Brownbeard.
** In a series about pirates, non-beard names are also plentiful. For example, there's "Red-Haired" Shanks and his Red HairedPirates. Of whom only Shanks himself actually has red hair.
** As of chapter 904, we got [[spoiler:Peachbeard]].
** While keeping the spirit of the naming style, there'sPirates, and the Warlord of the Seas Dracule Mihawk who most of the world knows as Sea "Hawkeye" Mihawk.
** "Whitebeard" Edward Newgate. Funnily enough, he lacks an actual beard, but sports an impressive mustache. This due to Japanese not having a separate word for
** Well, Blackbeard has now grown a small one nowadays.
** The name "Whitestache" is still pretty awesome.
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** Brownbeard, a SmallNameBigEgo trying to invoke this trope simply by naming himself after his facial hair, piggybacking on the hype of those with a similar name.
** Peachbeard is the latest addition. A subordinate of Blackbeard, he is even more of a small-fry than Brownbeard.
** In a series about pirates, non-beard names are also plentiful. For example, there's "Red-Haired" Shanks and his Red Haired
** As of chapter 904, we got [[spoiler:Peachbeard]].
** While keeping the spirit of the naming style, there's
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** "Summer Bummer" once more has Cosmo become Greenbeard in addition to Wanda dressing as a pirate named Pinkbeard and the episode ending with Chloe dressing as a pirate while calling herself Blondebeard.
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** The ''WesternAnimation/OhYeahCartoons'' short "Where's the Wand?" has Cosmo call himself Greenbeard when dressed as a pirate.
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* ''ComicStrip/FoxTrot'': Jason is too young to grow a beard, but when he's going through a Viking phase, he adopts the moniker "Jason the Yellow" based on his blond hair. Doesn't really inspire the same fear as Erik the Red.
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* ''ComicStrip/FoxTrot'': Jason is too young to grow a beard, but when he's going through a Viking phase, he adopts the moniker "Jason the Yellow" based on his blond hair. Doesn't really inspire the same fear as Erik the Red.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/RandomCartoons'' short "[=MooBeard=] the Cow Pirate" was about a bovine buccaneer with a lot of gadgets hidden in his coat sleeves who goes on a journey with his first mate Sailor Bird to find the treasure of the island Hookamookapookalap.
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* ''VideoGame/SeaOfThieves'' has Glitterbeard, a legendary pirate created and named after a Rare employee who passed away. The game's error codes are also coded after different Colorbeards, such as Kiwibeard, Bronzebeard, Lapisbeard, Redbeard, Denimbeard, and several more.
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* ''VideoGame/SeaOfThieves'' has Glitterbeard, a legendary pirate created and named after a Rare Creator/{{Rare}} employee who passed away. The game's error codes are also coded after different Colorbeards, such as Kiwibeard, Bronzebeard, Lapisbeard, Redbeard, Denimbeard, and several more.
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* ''VideoGame/OceansHeart'': Aside from a heavily fictionalized version of {{Blackbeard}} being the main villain, there's also an "Honestbeard" in [[WretchedHive Ballast Harbor]] who runs an HonestJohnsDealership selling stolen and overpriced goods. Funnily enough, Honestbeard's actual beard is a short and fairly nondescript brown goatee.
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* The 17th issue of ''The Legion of Super Heroes in the 31st Century'', the comic book tie-in to the ''WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' animated series, had the heroes get into conflict with a group of Thanagarian pirates led by Talon Redbeard.
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* The 17th issue of ''The Legion of Super Heroes in the 31st Century'', the comic book tie-in to the ''WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Legion of Super Heroes|2006}}'' animated series, had the heroes get into conflict with a group of Thanagarian pirates led by Talon Redbeard.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Beetlejuice}}'': One of the members of Jean [=LeFoot=]'s crew in "Ship of Ghouls" is a pirate named Bluebeard.
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** As of chapter 904, we got [[spoiler:Pinkbeard]].
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** As of chapter 904, we got [[spoiler:Pinkbeard]].[[spoiler:Peachbeard]].
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Munchkin}} Booty'', a pirate-themed set, has a whole series of Captain Colorbeards, including Greenbeard (who's [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair an anime character]]), Fatbeard (who's [[SelfDeprecation a geek]]), and ''Nobeard'' (who's [[PirateGirl a woman]]).
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Munchkin}} Booty'', a pirate-themed set, has a whole series of Captain Colorbeards, including Greenbeard (who's [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair an anime character]]), character), Fatbeard (who's [[SelfDeprecation a geek]]), and ''Nobeard'' (who's [[PirateGirl a woman]]).
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** Redbeard appears in ''VideoGame/LegoSoccerMania'' alongside his crew, the Tricorner Pirates, ''an entire team'' of Colorbeards: [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair Bluebeard, Greenbeard]], Whitebeard and Greybeard.
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** Redbeard appears in ''VideoGame/LegoSoccerMania'' alongside his crew, the Tricorner Pirates, ''an entire team'' of Colorbeards: [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair Bluebeard, Greenbeard]], Greenbeard, Whitebeard and Greybeard.
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** In "Bart Gets An F", when asked to name one of the pirates from Literature/TreasureIsland, Bart (inaccurately) guesses "Blue-Beard." Though, considering [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair the number of people with blue hair in Springfield]], it's highly possible a Blue-Beard would've existed.
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** In "Bart Gets An F", when asked to name one of the pirates from Literature/TreasureIsland, Bart (inaccurately) guesses "Blue-Beard." Though, considering [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair the number of people with blue hair in Springfield]], Springfield, it's highly possible a Blue-Beard would've existed.
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* Laser Pirate's crew in ''WesternAnimation/TeamoSupremo'' are aptly named [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair Mauvebeard, Chartreusebeard, and Indigobeard]].
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* Laser Pirate's crew in ''WesternAnimation/TeamoSupremo'' are aptly named [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair Mauvebeard, Chartreusebeard, and Indigobeard]].Indigobeard.
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