History Characters / PiratesOfTheCaribbeanOtherCharacters

* AntiNihilist: She is this alongside Phillip.

* Anti-Nihilist: She is this alongside Phillip.

* BarefootSage: She has many aspects of the sage/wise woman archetype (including giving cryptic advice to her visitors), and if the Disney Adventures comics are to believe, she doesn't wear shoes.

->'''Played by:''' Àstrid Bèrges-Frisbey
->'''Appears in:''' ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanOnStrangerTides On Stranger Tides]]''

* MeaningfulName:

* OurMermaidsAreDifferent: [[spoiler:Syrena's kin are far from ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'', as they charm men, drown them and eat them, even fashioning lassos from kelp or their own hair to snare men from the shore. They can gather in hordes and sink a ship. Whether Syrena is any better is unclear, although what is clear is that from what little is seen of her character, she's far closer to the Disney interpretation (IE, Ariel) than the other members of her species.]] This makes them spot on for the ''original'' concept of mermaids.

* {{Expy}}: A number of critics believe her to be an expy of [[Franchise/StarWars Yoda]] due to the fact that both characters are swamp-dwelling eccentric sages with peculiar speech patterns.

->'''Played by:''' Astrid Berges-Frisbey

* TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:while technically not a bad guy,he succeeds in his goal of destroying the Fountain of Youth.]]

* {{Expy}}: A number of critics believe her to be an expy of [[Franchise/StarWars Yoda]] due to the fact that both characters are swamp-dwelling eccentric sages with peculiar speech patterns.

* BadGuyWins: [[spoiler:while technically not a bad guy,he succeeds in his goal of destroying the Fountain of Youth.

--->'''Spaniard''':[[spoiler:''Only God can provide eternal life; not these pagan waters.'']]

* ClusterFBomb: When asked about what she is shouting when she's ascended, WordOfGod said she was basically screaming profanties akin to "F- you!"

* MythologyGag: Scarlett is likely based off the animatronic redhead from the "bride" auction part of the ride (whom Disney replaced with Redd the pirate in 2018).

** This leads to a case of FridgeBrilliance. He [[spoiler:disapproves of the Fountain of Youth, seeing it as an affront to God. One of the reasons the Bible condemns paganism was because paganism, in the time and place when those verses were written, involved HumanSacrifice]]. This depiction of the Fountain of Youth gets the "extra years" from HumanSacrifice. Furthermore, it does not grant eternal life; it just extends life for as long as the sacrifices keep coming and doesn't make you immortal [[spoiler:just like he says]].

* WellIntentionedExtremist: His duty to King and God is [[spoiler: to destroy the Fountain of Youth.]] Anything that gets in his way is dead meat.

* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler:Not only is she Davy Jones' ex-lover, whom he cut his heart out over when he believed she betrayed him, she's also the sea goddess, Calypso, bound in human form by the Brethren Court, and wants revenge for her centuries of powerlessness.]]

* {{Tsundere}}: Type AB. She has attempted to kill Jack in the past. They are still on good terms, with Jack even saying they were once "thick as thieves." She can be helpful, kind, even sweet when she wants to be. [[MoodSwinger Then the temper comes out.]] [[spoiler:She even [[LampshadeHanging points this out to Davy Jones]], commenting [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor it was what he liked about her.]]]]

[[folder: King George II]]
!!King George II
->'''Played by:''' Richard Griffiths
->'''Appears in:''' ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanOnStrangerTides On Stranger Tides]]''
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--> ''"I have a report. The Spanish have located the Fountain of Youth. I will not have some melancholy Spanish Monarch —a Catholic— gain eternal life!"''

The king of England during the time of the movies. He only appears in the fourth movie, in which he's looking for the Fountain of Youth. He's shown to be not very competent at his job...

* AdiposeRex: He's only seen walking once. The rest of the time, he keeps his fat ass in his chair, and when Jack escapes and bullets start flying, his advisors deem it faster to just lift the chair and carry him away.
* BigBadEnsemble: He's part of one with Blackbeard and the Spaniard in ''On Stranger Tides'', with Barbossa as his DragonInChief.
* GreaterScopeVillain: He's technically this for Beckett during movies two and three, as the latter acts on his behalf, if only nominally and officially.
* MinorMajorCharacter: The King of England, one of the most powerful nations at the time of the movies. He only briefly appears in person in the fourth movie and is very scarcely mentioned in the other.
* NonActionBigBad: Technically part of the BigBadEnsemble in ''On Stranger Tides'', but he never leaves his palace in London and Baerbossa acts as a DragonWithAnAgenda.
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[[folder: The Spaniard]]
!!The Spaniard
->'''Played by:''' Óscar Jaenada
->'''Appears in:''' ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanOnStrangerTides On Stranger Tides]]''
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An officer in the employ of the King of Spain; he's the first party to set out after the Fountain of Youth, which prompts King George II to send Barbarossa to claim it for himself. This in turn, prompts Blackbeard (and Jack) to set sail as well, kicking off the plot for the entire fourth movie. For the most part he serves as a distant enemy to all the other seekers of the Fountain of Youth, actually ending up being the last to get there. His actions once getting there, however, have the most drastic consequences.
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[[folder: The Spaniard]]
!!The Spaniard
->'''Played by:''' Óscar Jaenada
->'''Appears in:''' ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanOnStrangerTides On Stranger Tides]]''

An officer in the employ of the King of Spain; he's the first party to set out after the Fountain of Youth, which prompts King George II to send Barbarossa to claim it for himself. This in turn, prompts Blackbeard (and Jack) to set sail as well, kicking off the plot for the entire fourth movie. For the most part he serves as a distant enemy to all the other seekers of the Fountain of Youth, actually ending up being the last to get there. His actions once getting there, however, have the most drastic consequences.

* NoNameGiven: He doesn't introduce himself.

* RealMenLoveJesus: Judging by his words, he is [[spoiler:''offended'']] by the Fountain's existence.
-->'''Spaniard''':[[spoiler:''Only God can provide eternal life; not these pagan waters.'']]
** This leads to a case of FridgeBrilliance. He [[spoiler:disapproves of the Fountain of Youth, seeing it as an affront to God. One of the reasons the Bible condemns paganism was because paganism, in the time and place when those verses were written, involved HumanSacrifice]]. This depiction of the Fountain of Youth gets the "extra years" from HumanSacrifice. Furthermore, it does not grant eternal life; it just extends life for as long as the sacrifices keep coming and doesn't make you immortal [[spoiler:just like he says]].

%%* CoolOldLady: To Jack, at least.

[[folder: King George II]]
!!George II, King of Great Britain and Ireland, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg (Hanover) and Prince-elector of the Holy Roman Empire
->'''Played by:''' Richard Griffiths
->'''Appears in:''' ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanOnStrangerTides On Stranger Tides]]''

The King of Great Britain during the time of the movies.

* AdiposeRex: TruthInTelevision; he ''was'' a Hanoverian after all and they tended to be big.
* GreaterScopeVillain: A king is naturally a bigger threat to pirates than any naval officer given their greater authority and resources, but he's scarcely involved in the plot so he fits this trope. That being said, he was the one who elected Beckett as his duly appointed representative in the original trilogy to remove the threat of piracy.
* FatIdiot: An overweight man who's naive and childish in his dealings with others.
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Based on a king that really existed.
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter:
** He seems to trust Barbossa. This is not a smart thing to do.
** He also fails to understand why removing shackles from Jack Sparrow is a ''bad'' idea. Even though upon entering the room, Barbossa immediately warns him that Jack should be put back in chains.
* LargeHam: He's very over-the-top in a lazy, fat way.
* UpperClassTwit: Even though he's the king, he comes across as a clueless buffoon during his meeting with Jack in the fourth movie.

[[folder: Scarlett and Giselle]]
!!Scarlett and Giselle
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->'''Played by:''' Lauren Maher (Scarlett), Vanessa Branch (Giselle)
->'''Appear in:''' ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanTalesOfTheCodeWedlocked Tales of the Code Wedlocked]]'' | ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanTheCurseOfTheBlackPearl The Curse Of The Black Pearl]]'' | ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanDeadMansChest Dead Man's Chest]]'' | ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanAtWorldsEnd At World's End]]''


A pair of painted strumpets first encountered in Tortuga in the films. They function as slapstick (or slap Jack, mostly) comic relief.
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* ArmorPiercingSlap: If they show up in a scene, someone's getting one for offending them.
* MythologyGag: Scarlett is likely based off the animatronic redhead from the "bride" auction part of the ride (whom Disney replaced with Redd the pirate in 2018).
* TheOldestProfession: Never stated outright but obvious from their outfits, makeup, and behavior.
-->'''Giselle:''' ''(to Scarlett)'' You? [[{{Streetwalker}} Corner of Dock Street and Third Avenue?]]
* ThoseTwoGuys: They're always seen together, and they're source of slapstick humor.
* VitriolicBestBuds: They may fight over petty things and put each other down, but they seem to always make up in the end.
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