History WMG / ThePiratesInAnAdventureWithScientists

[[WMG: The Pirate King's real name is [[OnePiece Gol D. Roger]].]]

And Victoria is the daughter of Series/BlackadderTheThird, who assumed the role of Prince Regent and eventually became George IV.

[[WMG:The second film (if there ends up being one) will have NapoleonBonaparte as the BigBad, and our heroes will have to save all of Europe from his wrath.]]

[[WMG: The film shares a universe with {{Blackadder}}]]
And Victoria is the daughter of BlackadderTheThird, who assumed the role of Prince Regent and eventually became George IV.

Military service runs in the family.

* [[Series/{{Sherlock}} That so?]]

[[WMG: This film is Aardmans's TakeThat to Creator/DreamWorksAnimation, who didn't want ''FlushedAway'' to be a pirate movie.]]

[[WMG: This film is Aardmans's TakeThat to DreamworksAnimation, who didn't want ''FlushedAway'' to be a pirate movie.]]

There's something that seems 'military' about him.

[[spoiler:...are secretly planning to either eat him or use him as a human sacrifice.]] Because RuleOfFunny dictates that [[spoiler:it shouldn't be that easy for him to find a girlfriend.]]

[[spoiler:...are secretly to either eat him or use him as a human sacrifice.]] Because RuleOfFunny dictates that [[spoiler:it shouldn't be that easy for him to find a girlfriend.]]

[[spoiler...are secretly to either eat him or use him as a human sacrifice.]] Because RuleOfFunny dictates that [[spoiler:it shouldn't be that easy for him to find a girlfriend.]]

[[WMG: This film is Aardmans's TakeThat to DreamworksAnimation, who didn't want ''FlushedAway'' to be a pirate movie.]]

There's no evidence that the Pirates! would exclude a woman from their number, and at least one example (Cutlass Liz) of a female pirate who's won the respect of her peers. Therefore, Surprisingly Curvaceous has no actual reason for concealing gender apart from her/his own personal preference.

[[WMG: This film is Aardmans's ThatThat to DreamworksAnimation, who didn't want ''FlushedAway'' to be a pirate movie.]]

But they're all too polite to tell her what a terrible SweetPollyOliver she is.

* And cue the application of {{Rule 63}}!

** And cue the application of{{Rule 63}}!

She's just much better at hiding it than the Surprisingly Curvaceous Pirate.

I could see Aardman going in this direction should they get to do a sequel. Napoleon was a character in the third book, which gives them a source to draw from. Historical accuracy isn't a problem because it isn't a factor. Having a TakeOverTheWorld villain as opposed to another pirate-hating one would raise the stakes and offer more opportunities for action. And don't you just ''know'' there would be all kinds of TakeThat moments and CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys jokes in it? Plus, Peter Lord has said that Napoleon will make a minor appearance in ''Adventure With Scientists''/''Band of Misfits,'' so putting him in a sequel would be even less of a stretch.

I could see Aardman going in this direction should they get to do a sequel. Napoleon was a character in the third book, which gives them a source to draw from. Historical accuracy isn't a problem because it isn't a factor. Having a TakeOverTheWorld villain as opposed to another pirate-hating one would raise the stakes and offer more opportunities for action. Plus, don't you just ''know'' there would be all kinds of TakeThat moments and CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys jokes in it?

[[WMG:The sequel to the film (if there ends up being one) will have NapoleonBonaparte as the BigBad, and our heroes will have to save all of Europe from his wrath.]]

[[WMG:The sequel (if there ends up being one) will have NapoleonBonaparte as the BigBad, and our heroes will have to save all of Europe from his wrath.]]

[[WMG:The book, and possibly the film, are set AfterTheEnd]]
This would explain the blatant use of AnachronismStew (it's all left over from the previous civilization) and why the historical characters are so heavily fictionalized (they're not the originals).