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* VillainProtagonist: At the start of the series, Barbe-Rouge is a bloodthirsty, remorseless pirate feared by all. The focus soon shifts from him to Eric and Barbe-Rouge does mellow his ways as time goes on, but he remains particularly ruthless whenever he appears.

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* VillainProtagonist: At the start of the series, Barbe-Rouge is a bloodthirsty, remorseless pirate feared by all. The focus soon shifts from him to Eric and his son Eric. Barbe-Rouge does mellow his ways as time goes on, but he remains particularly ruthless whenever he appears.
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* PapaWolf: Barbe Rouge is known in-universe to be ready to get through Hell to save his adopted son Eric. Some villains use this to trap him. On the other hand, Barbe Rouge ''is'' one of the most fearsome pirate alive.

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* PapaWolf: Barbe Rouge is known in-universe to be ready to get through Hell to save his adopted son Eric. Some villains use this to trap him. On the other hand, Barbe Rouge ''is'' one of the most fearsome pirate pirates alive.



* ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything: Averted: Barbe-Rouge's crew do lots of real pirating, hence his nickname of "Demon of the Caraibes". On the other hand, Eric has chosen the slightly more legal job of corsair.

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* ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything: Averted: Barbe-Rouge's crew do lots of real pirating, hence his nickname of "Demon of the Caraibes". On the other hand, Eric has chosen the slightly more legal job of a corsair.
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* MoralityPet: Eric acts as this for Barbe Rouge, who was much more bloodthirsty and implacable before the start of the comic. Eric rejecting his adoptive father lifestyle led Barbe Rouge to partly giving up piracy and most of his murderous ways.

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* MoralityPet: Eric acts as this for Barbe Rouge, who was much more bloodthirsty and implacable before the start of the comic. Eric rejecting his adoptive father father's lifestyle led Barbe Rouge to partly giving give up piracy and most of his murderous ways.
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* NamedAfterTheInjury: Redbeard's wise old friend is the old pirate 'Triple-Patte' (triple legs) because he walks with one leg of flesh and blood, one wooden peg and one crutch.

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* NamedAfterTheInjury: Redbeard's wise old friend is the old pirate 'Triple-Patte' "Triple-Patte" (triple legs) because he walks with one leg of flesh and blood, one wooden peg and one crutch.

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