History UsefulNotes / AnneBonny

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* Anne is one of the many, many heroic spirits available to the player in ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder''. She can be summoned as a Rider or an Archer class servant, and Mary Reade appears together with her (They both count as one servant). Calico Jack is referenced in an equippable item.

* ''Film/AnneOfTheIndies'', a 1951 film directed by Creator/JacquesTourneur, loosely based on the real Anne Bonny, starring Creator/JeanPeters as Captain Anne Providence.
* ''Literature/ThePyrates'', a 1983 George [=MacDonald=] Fraser novel.
* The [[TabletopGames RPG]] ''FurryPirates'' has her as a rabbit ("Anne Bunny") and 'Calico Jack' Rackham as a cat.
* Creator/JaneYolen's picture book ''The Pirate Queens'' is a ballad about Anne and Mary and their last battle.

* The ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedIVBlackFlag'' features UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy and has Anne Bonny along with Mary Read, Jack Rackham, Blackbeard, Benjamin Hornigold and Bartholomew Roberts. The game takes advantage of the lack of information on Anne's life to considerably fictionalize her depiction.

* In ''Anime/SDGundamWorldHeroes'', Pirate World has an infamous legend named Anne Bonita, also known as [[RedBaron Anne the Ripper]], who is loosely based on Anne Bonny. Her desire was to become the [[SheIsTheKing Pirate King]], and did whatever she could to find the Haro of Pirate World for this purpose. After she found Haro, however, it corrupted her into killing her crew, and then made her hide herself and it into Almalechal Palace in the Demon's Trench, making her haunt it as a ghost.
* A very Irish Anne is a major character in the Netflix docudrama ''The Lost Pirate Kingdom'', where she's portrayed by Mia Tomlinson. Calico Jack is also present, although Mary Read is conspicuously absent. The series also gives her a (purely speculative) affair with another bigshot Nassau pirate, Benjamin Hornigold, before she gets involved with Jack, and speculates that her father may have been sexually abusive.

* In ''Anime/SDGundamWorldHeroes'', Pirate World has an infamous legend named Anne Bonita, also known as [[TheRedBaron Anne the Ripper]], who is loosely based on Anne Bonny. Her desire was to become the [[SheIsTheKing Pirate King]], and did whatever she could to find the Haro of Pirate World for this purpose. After she found Haro, however, it corrupted her into killing her crew, and then made her hide herself and it into Almalechal Palace in the Demon's Trench, making her haunt it as a ghost.

* {{Oireland}}: Almost sterotypically Irish, being red haired, rebellious, prone to violence, etc. Weirdly, her nationality is very often downplayed in fiction (''Anne of the Indies'', for instance, makes her - or rather, the thinly disguised 'Anne Providence' - explicitly English and Spanish.)

* SweetOnPollyOliver: Anne fell for Mary Reade (then disguised as a man) until the latter had to confide her real identity.

* Anne is a major character in the Netflix docudrama ''The Lost Pirate Kingdom'', where she's portrayed by Mia Tomlinson. Calico Jack is also present, although Mary Read is conspicuously absent. The series also gives her a (purely speculative) affair with another bigshot Nassau pirate, Benjamin Hornigold, before she gets involved with Jack.

* In ''Anime/SDGundamWorldHeroes'', Pirate World has an infamous legend named Anne Bonita, also known as [[TheRedBaron Anne the Ripper]], who is loosely based on Anne Bonny. Her desire was to become the [[SheIsTheKing Pirate King]], and did whatever she could to find the Haro of Pirate World for this purpose. After she found Haro, however, she still couldn't accomplish her dream, and ended up secluding herself into Demon's Trench for reasons unknown.

* ''Film/AnneOfTheIndies'', a 1951 film directed by Creator/JacquesTourneur, loosely based on the real Anne Bonny, starring Jean Peters as Captain Anne Providence.

--> ''Ladies can be captains and ladies can be chiefs''
--> ''Just like glorious Amazons, Anne Bonny, Mary Read''
--> ''Ladies can be captains and ladies can be chiefs''

* Anne is one of the many, many heroic spirits available to the player in ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder''. She can be summoned as a Rider class servant, and Mary Reade appears together with her (They both count as one servant). Calico Jack is referenced in an equippable item.

Anne Bonny herself escaped execution thanks to being pregnant with Rackham's child, and then (probably) being ransomed by her father. Historians are divided on what happened next but her career as a pirate at least was over.

Anne Bonny herself escaped execution thanks to being pregnant with Rackham's child, and then being ransomed by her father. Historians are divided on what happened next but her career as a pirate at least was over.

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* HeterosexualLifePartners: With Mary Reade.
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* Anne is one of the many, many heroic spirits available to the player in VideoGame/FateGrandOrder. She can be summoned as a Rider class servant, and Mary Reade appears together with her (They both count as one servant). Calico Jack is referenced in an equippable item.

'''Anne Bonny''' (sometimes spelled 'Bonney') was an 18th century Irish pirate and arguably the most famous real life version of a PirateGirl.

* ''Anne of the Indies'', a 1951 film loosely based on the real Anne Bonny, starring Jean Peters as Anne.

* She, along with Mary Read, are playable characters in ''VideoGame/ElementalStory''. For a few weeks of their debut, they dominate the battle arena thanks to their ability to auto rearrange pieces on top of gaining attack power from other elements (water for the former and fire for the latter).

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Gave a famous one to Calico Jack Rackham after he got caught, drunk on his ass, in their LastStand and went to the gallows begging for non-existent mercy. Anne was scornful of Rackham

* The ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedIVBlackFlag'' features the GoldenAgeOfPiracy and has Anne Bonny along with Mary Read, Jack Rackham, Blackbeard, Benjamin Hornigold and Bartholomew Roberts. The game takes advantage of the lack of information on Anne's life to considerably fictionalize her depiction.

* ''ThePyrates'', a 1983 George [=MacDonald=] Fraser novel.

* Anne Bonny appears in the fanfic ''FanFic/AHistoryOfMagic'' where she becomes a [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica Puella Magi]] by wishing she was always at Mary Reade's side. It appears she got it. [[spoiler: Even when Mary becomes a witch.]]

* The ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedIVBlackFlag'' features the GoldenAgeOfPiracy and has Anne Bonny along with Mary Read, Jack Rackham in addition to Blackbeard, Benjamin Hornigold and Bartholomew Roberts. The game takes advantage of the lack of information on Anne's life to considerably fictionalize her depiction.