That final scene at 45:07 makes Hook so badass. He's staring death in the face and doesn't flinch. He had that speech planned well in advance, saving it just for this moment on the verge of ultimate defeat. He knew it would unnerve Pan. So cool.
The perfect trap. And when he actually accepted his challenge and grow up, it completely stabilized Neverland and almost doomed hook himself and the crew anyway. Tim Curry is at his best in this scene and the animation is quality. This is the version of Captain Hook I remember more so than the Disney version. This one has class, menace, and layers.
Also while yeah the Disney version is a bit more silly he was still threatening given he literally shot one of his crew members for singing a pirates life.
@Will N but that puts hook regardless of which version you prefer as a pretty tough for to deal with at least in the context of peter pan which let's be honest the live action remake version is going to get entirely wrong all things considered
Tim Curry you are a National Treasure. You know, it's terrible what happened to him, he deserved to retire on his own terms; not by some accident of nature. For those of you who have missed this Curry suffered a stroke several years back and so that combined with him already being pretty old at the time has forever crippled him. He still acts but he does smaller parts and is pretty much just a shell of his former self. It is a sad sad thing to happen to such a one-in-a-million talent, who has entertained generations of audiences of many ages and in many different properties and media
Indeed. He's an awesome guy. Seeing him hobbled by a stroke when others have bounced back from the same is heartbreaking, but his spirits are high and I always wish him the best.
It's okay to feel sad FOR him but please don't talk about him like he's just completely wrecked and nobody could look at him without crying, he's still a person with feelings and I don't think he would want people to talk about him like he's just a broken disaster.
I thought it was just a kids show. Yet this scene (44:40 - 46:25) shows a complex and mature theme to the audience as it was trying to question Peter Pan's dilemma to remain an immortal without an essential life and point, neither being a youth or a man. The fact that Pan could take his life meaned the end of Hook's miserable and weary experience, as well as the pirate's final rest, while Pan would endure eternity without experiencing age and death. Maybe this is the reason of being one of the known series worldwide, aside from Tim Curry voicing Hook.
This show had a lot of stuff like that. There's a whole episode where Billy Jukes and Slightly work together, which reveals Billy Jukes is essentially a kid who ended up in the wrong crowd while trying to find a family. The two also realize the tragedy of being stuck in a war between their two factions.
@@emanuelrojas2Actually out of all the Captain Hooks, this one is the LEAST scared of the crocodile. Also, there's an episode implying Neverland's crocodile is some sort of supernatural creature rather than a regular croc.
My favourite version of Hook, next to Jason Iaasac from 2003 Peter Pan. I love the way he switches from Cutthroat villain to sophisticated gentleman. Tim Curry was an excellent choice to play Captain Hook.
46:31 The perfect catch 22. James Hook WINS with whatever decision Peter makes. He brings that knife to the rope and ends Hook's life, he is still stuck eternally as a boy. Further, the lost boys see their leader actually take a life, even if that life is Captain Hook's. It means the end of his innocence. Perhaps even Wendy and her siblings may ask to leave Neverland as the result. He spares Hook, and their deadly game goes on for eternity. It's the equivalent of the dilemma Batman has with the joker. And what's worse is he doesn't spare Hook because it's the right thing to do. He spares Hook because he wants to prove him wrong. It's an unspoken challenge, and he takes it up and almost destroys Neverland in the process. What makes this speech so devastating is that this notorious liar is telling the truth about himself and about his nemesis. And the truth is just as sharp as that knife. The look of fear and astonishment on Peter's face as he takes in that revelation that he never contemplated himself, shows how deep under his skin, those words dug. it's like somebody took the blinders off of his eyes and he's seeing his own situation for the first time as a curse rather than a gift.
I used to love this show. Completely forgotten Hook was voiced by Tim Curry. There was an episode that always made me feel sorry for Hook. It's one that ends with a painting of his mother - something clearly very dear to him - getting tossed overboard. He makes a desperate lunge for it but misses it by a hair and it drops down into the waves (no doubt lost/ruined forever).
When I first noticed that Tim Curry voiced Captain Hook, I find his portrayal very interesting and appealing, especially as James Hook can be hard to portray in the right way closest to the original book. I am glad I researched videos of Peter Pan and the Pirates and watched some episodes as I wasn’t even born yet when it was on Fox. What a treasure!
@@Channel-os4ukThat actually fits the book. Supposedly if Captain Hook's real name were revealed, it would have caused a giant scandal in all of England
As for Pan, I never imagined seeing him in that situation of almost being swallowed by the crocodile. Unlike the Disney story, this crocodile attacks anyone who crosses it
You left out the part where Hook faced off against the Grim Reaper and quoted Algernon Swineburne, "At the door of life, by the gate of breath, there are worse things waiting for men than death." And bad form on Wendy's part; taking advantage of the pirates' lack of education over wordplay. Wrong doing and in the wrong are not the same. Peter deliberately trespassed on the Jolly Roger and destroyed Hook's harpsichord deliberately because antagonizing him is just a game in Peter's mind. At the very least, due retribution would warrant Moses' Law.
Tim Curry got a daytime Emmy award for this role and deservedly so. This version of Captain Hook hits all the right notes and I don't mean his harpsichord, This Hook is layered, forever trapped in the duality of gentleman and pirate as much as his obsession with revenging himself on Peter Pan. Further, that final clip is perfect in how it frames his entire perspective on Peter and on his own life. Peter has him on the ropes and hook is completely defiant and at peace with the notion of his life ending after having lived a full life from childhood to adulthood. His defiance actually unnerves Peter enough, where he just abandoned the idea of killing him off. We actually questioned whether he could be a man or not, and allowing his body to age, not only doomed him, but also nearly all of Neverland. since this magic realm seems intrinsically tied to him not wanting to grow up. Hook almost killed peter pan, and Neverland with a seed of doubt in his mind without a sword withdrawn.
I watched this cartoon again as an adult in english, and no matter the situation, everytime he says "boy" I can help but repeat it while chuckling. He's such a great voice actor.
This is why I HATE those 'Starcatcher' books - how could they take the character and make him a hygienically challenged moron? I remember a line from one episode that sums up his character perfectly - "Sometimes I choose to be a gentleman, other times I choose to be a pirate."
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Dustin Hoffman's Hook was cunning and sly, Hans Conried's (Walt Disney's) Hook was brash and eccentric... Tim Curry's Hook is educated and terrifyingly remorseless.
I liked Captain Hook. I remember watching this when i was young and he played his harpsichord a song was called handels water music. That song was great! So memorable. He was talented 😂
This show is pretty much childhood for me - had 3x VHS tapes for me and was glad I got to see the rest of the series when I was older. 5 year old me always use to wonder though - as shown in 26:58 if you look closely Peter's right boot is shackled up but he still has his sword - why does Captain Hook take Peter as an armed poisoner? Why does he never confiscate his dagger when he has gone to the effort of catching Peter? Hook: "Oh I want revenge boy, but you may keep your weapon so long as you promise not to escape, alright?" Peter: "Sure thing (I'd be doomed without it, how fortunate for me!)"
I believe to say I love that Mr tim curry play all of his characters in live action and animated, I will never forget about you Mr curry. All though I like both captain hooks from disney, hans conried,jason isaacs,tom hiddleston,Dustin Hoffman,garret hedlund,Corey Burton and now jude law.
I think this captain hook is more related to the one in the book, not like the one in Disney, which only fixes the story to ridicule the captain. If Disney had made a captain hook closer to the book it would have been Great, but it wasn't.
I mean, what weirds me out is that his hook hand is what’s actually holding up the cage in the first place. So that would mean that Hook just grew another right arm XD
Yeah. And only a very manipulative, bluntly honest, well-worded speech stopped the execution and gave Peter an existential crisis that almost destroyed Neverland. Even with only words, Captain Hook is every bit as lethal and evil.
The funny part is it has a hold tooth What insane dentist walked through Neverland, saw the crocodile, and thought, "HMMMMMMMM, this semiautomatic reptile is missing a tooth. Let me stick my arm in there to give it one."!?
I wonder what will happen if Captain Hook (This version) meets Captain Jack Sparrow? How long will it take for Jack Sparrow to turn the tables if he pretends to befriend Hook? P.S: If it was a Death Battle, who would win?
Given the fact that Hook terrorized the Spanish by stealing their treasure and is clearly more put together than Captain Jack Sparrow, mostly based on Sparrow bumbling around like a drunk fool instead of an actual pirate, I'd say that Captain Hook would win if the crocodile doesn't show up or Jack Sparrow would win if he doesn't fool around or taunt Hook, much like Sparrow is known to do when he has the upper hand. Either way, it's all a matter of luck
I was wondering if we can count this version oh Captain Hook as one of the cartoon chads (or even gigachads). I'm not sure, casue he's kinda flawed and pure evil.
@@EmptyMan000 He hypnotized a entire Ethiopian village, he punished Defou for failing him too often, he tricked Dante into giving him the Amulet of Will, he summoned successfully all 4 Titans and even beat Sophie, the descendant of the great Caster will. For a short video, it will be enough.
@@basilofgoodwishes4138 Honestly you seem to know more about the series than I do. Care to make a video of your own about the Professor? The material is right here: www.thewatchcartoononline.tv/anime/huntik-secrets-seekers
Here are some suggestions: Goliath is a Gallant Gargoyle Yusuke Uramashi is a Righteous Ruffian Dark wing Duck is a Vain Vigilante He Man is a selfless Saviour Optimus Prime (animated) is an audacious Autobot Ashoka Tano is a Fantastic Force Wielder Scrooge Mcduck is a Money mad Mallard (but sweet hearted old bird)
@@jasoethesentienteyeshapedg4847 Lupin's not exactly a hero or villain. At least not nowadays, he started off in comics as a unrepentant murderer, rapist, and thief, then becomes a comical thief in the animated shows, and then becomes an anti-hero when up against a more devilish criminal. Not good material for a hero or villain video.
@@tayojones9460 I'll try Goliath, Optimus Prime and Darkwing Duck elsewhere. Scrooge is too morally ambiguous due to his greed, He-Man is okay but there's not many decent clips for him, same with Ahsoka, and Yusuke got more morally muddled over the series to the point he was okay letting demons eat humans if they were bad.
Whoah Nostalgia!!! This show was my childhood. Oh hi what animes do you like? I like jojo and dragon ball z and demon slayer and castlevania and fist of the northstar and etc. While I hate the hellsing anime/manga series. I really hate Alucard from the hellsing anime/manga series.
Almost all of them. I've seen nearly every anime since the first Astro Boy and many different forms and stories. I prefer action based ones that present the differences between good and evil rather than romance, harem, or slow paced slice of life types of anime.
Why do you hate Alucard? Most people find him to be a cool anti hero. I know emptyman hatss anti heroes or at least dislikes them but what do you have against Hellsing?
Tayo Jones I just find Alucard from hellsing overrated in my opinion. I think Alucard doesn't have an actual personality Alucard has an annoying s*** eating grin face he can't things serious he ruined Seras' life. I also hate twilight and I hate Edward from twilight
Do not compare Alucard to Edward. If you actually looked deeper you see that Alucard is more than just an edgy anti hero. Emptyman only does heroes and villains and does not look too deeply into anti heroes. Also he was pretty obnoxious when he responded to my reply about the merits of anti heroes.
I was going to do a video of her, but she seemed like a poor villain to me. More misguided and angry than a villain to the point she lacked ambitions other than revenge against people who mistreat her. When that failed, she just drifted aimlessly for money.
You do know what a character arc is right? She went from a one note villain to a compelling and tragic anti hero. Seriously you could at least give her credit for becoming a more complex character later on.
@@tayojones9460 Don't get snippy with me, Tayo. I know what a character arc is, the problem is Ventress wasn't much of a villain and she was a piss poor "hero" as well. She doesn't fit anywhere on the hero or villain spectrum. Since she's done both at some point. Basically another Vegeta, which I won't do a video of.
That is because you are too confined in black and white. Look I like straight heroes and villains but I also like complex figures who make you think. And I like ventress avd her arc and the struggles she went through because I respect and appreciate strong character writing.
@@tayojones9460 I am not confined, I'm consciously making black and white aware. I want to present heroes and villains as an ideal opposites of what they should be and not the endless shades of grey formed by anti-heroes and anti-villains that pollute the internet and are sucked up to by fans these days in an attempt to feel nuanced or wise. Ventress was never complex, she was always a pawn in a game whether by the Jedi or the Sith where she could never win and then she just quit the game by running.
That final scene at 45:07 makes Hook so badass. He's staring death in the face and doesn't flinch. He had that speech planned well in advance, saving it just for this moment on the verge of ultimate defeat. He knew it would unnerve Pan. So cool.
Damn.
Why you FLATTER me BOIIIIIIIII
He really got to Peter in that moment
The perfect trap. And when he actually accepted his challenge and grow up, it completely stabilized Neverland and almost doomed hook himself and the crew anyway. Tim Curry is at his best in this scene and the animation is quality. This is the version of Captain Hook I remember more so than the Disney version. This one has class, menace, and layers.
That reverse psychology from Hook hit to me pretty hard. Really makes you think a lot about people these days. Tim Curry was awesome as Captain Hook.
I always remembered being able to take this version of Capt. Hook much more seriously as a villain than Disney's version.
Well it's closer to Barrie's original version... also more intimidating.
Also while yeah the Disney version is a bit more silly he was still threatening given he literally shot one of his crew members for singing a pirates life.
Por que no los dos
@Will N but that puts hook regardless of which version you prefer as a pretty tough for to deal with at least in the context of peter pan which let's be honest the live action remake version is going to get entirely wrong all things considered
Both are morally bankrupt, Disney's is definitely more comedic, hard to believe this one's Tim Curry except for on occasion!
The more I watch, the more I think Tim Curry coined the term ‘BOI’
Christopher Judge as Kratos vs Tim Curry's Hook in a Boi off.
BOIEEEEEE
The King of Hyrule would have to disagree.
This brings to memory when the prince of darkness called Tom cruise boi in legend.
Let down by the whining American accents of Pan and the lost boys who were written as English people...
Tim Curry you are a National Treasure. You know, it's terrible what happened to him, he deserved to retire on his own terms; not by some accident of nature.
For those of you who have missed this Curry suffered a stroke several years back and so that combined with him already being pretty old at the time has forever crippled him. He still acts but he does smaller parts and is pretty much just a shell of his former self. It is a sad sad thing to happen to such a one-in-a-million talent, who has entertained generations of audiences of many ages and in many different properties and media
I know. It is heartbreaking but at least he is in good spirits
Indeed. He's an awesome guy. Seeing him hobbled by a stroke when others have bounced back from the same is heartbreaking, but his spirits are high and I always wish him the best.
It's okay to feel sad FOR him but please don't talk about him like he's just completely wrecked and nobody could look at him without crying, he's still a person with feelings and I don't think he would want people to talk about him like he's just a broken disaster.
I thought it was just a kids show. Yet this scene (44:40 - 46:25) shows a complex and mature theme to the audience as it was trying to question Peter Pan's dilemma to remain an immortal without an essential life and point, neither being a youth or a man. The fact that Pan could take his life meaned the end of Hook's miserable and weary experience, as well as the pirate's final rest, while Pan would endure eternity without experiencing age and death. Maybe this is the reason of being one of the known series worldwide, aside from Tim Curry voicing Hook.
It was a great speech. And it had a huge impact on Peter, which almost resulted in the end of Neverland.
@@tayojones9460 In the end, Hook misses the young Peter Pan when he realized he's the eternal youth.
@@jasoethesentienteyeshapedg4847 Yeah, I like that twist at the end with Hook and Peter. In a sense, they're giving each other's life a purpose.
This show had a lot of stuff like that. There's a whole episode where Billy Jukes and Slightly work together, which reveals Billy Jukes is essentially a kid who ended up in the wrong crowd while trying to find a family. The two also realize the tragedy of being stuck in a war between their two factions.
WHY YA FLATTUH ME BOIIIII
"Combine the lot o' ya, and there's not enough backbone for a jellyfish!"
In contrast to Disney’s clownish version, this Hook even made a sea monster reconsider its life choices at 14:10
Yet he's still terrified of an overgrown suitcase.
@@emanuelrojas2Actually out of all the Captain Hooks, this one is the LEAST scared of the crocodile.
Also, there's an episode implying Neverland's crocodile is some sort of supernatural creature rather than a regular croc.
My favourite version of Hook, next to Jason Iaasac from 2003 Peter Pan. I love the way he switches from Cutthroat villain to sophisticated gentleman. Tim Curry was an excellent choice to play Captain Hook.
Tim Curry's underrated character that he had just voiced.
Best version of Hook for me. In terms of voice, presence, and even development.
L O S T B O I S S
46:31 The perfect catch 22. James Hook WINS with whatever decision Peter makes. He brings that knife to the rope and ends Hook's life, he is still stuck eternally as a boy. Further, the lost boys see their leader actually take a life, even if that life is Captain Hook's. It means the end of his innocence. Perhaps even Wendy and her siblings may ask to leave Neverland as the result. He spares Hook, and their deadly game goes on for eternity. It's the equivalent of the dilemma Batman has with the joker. And what's worse is he doesn't spare Hook because it's the right thing to do. He spares Hook because he wants to prove him wrong. It's an unspoken challenge, and he takes it up and almost destroys Neverland in the process. What makes this speech so devastating is that this notorious liar is telling the truth about himself and about his nemesis. And the truth is just as sharp as that knife. The look of fear and astonishment on Peter's face as he takes in that revelation that he never contemplated himself, shows how deep under his skin, those words dug. it's like somebody took the blinders off of his eyes and he's seeing his own situation for the first time as a curse rather than a gift.
I used to love this show. Completely forgotten Hook was voiced by Tim Curry.
There was an episode that always made me feel sorry for Hook. It's one that ends with a painting of his mother - something clearly very dear to him - getting tossed overboard. He makes a desperate lunge for it but misses it by a hair and it drops down into the waves (no doubt lost/ruined forever).
I felt bad for Hook in that episode
It pops up in later episodes, so either it was repaired or someone was able to paint a new one
When I first noticed that Tim Curry voiced Captain Hook, I find his portrayal very interesting and appealing, especially as James Hook can be hard to portray in the right way closest to the original book. I am glad I researched videos of Peter Pan and the Pirates and watched some episodes as I wasn’t even born yet when it was on Fox. What a treasure!
Loved this show way back when I was young. By the sounds of things Tim Curry had a blast voicing Captain Hook.
I think my favorite thing about Hook aside from his name (James Algernon Cloudesley Hook) is the emphasis he puts on the word "Boy".
The lost *B O I S*
@@Th3Faith1985 It's Bartholomew
There was a British admiral called Sir Cloudsley Shovell , incredible but true. I imagine that's where the writers got Hook's middle name from.
@@Channel-os4ukThat actually fits the book. Supposedly if Captain Hook's real name were revealed, it would have caused a giant scandal in all of England
As for Pan, I never imagined seeing him in that situation of almost being swallowed by the crocodile. Unlike the Disney story, this crocodile attacks anyone who crosses it
43:12 This scene alone destroys the Disney + Wendy mov- er, Peter Pan movie. Hook is savage.
14:21 "Stow it, Mullins, ya chicken-hearted son of a Brooklyn broom-bandit!"
Makes me wonder what if Disney himself made Hook like this.
14:30 - 15:05
So Hook used Conqueror’s Haki before One Piece printed its first chapter.
(This show aired in 1990, OP’s 1st issue released in 1997.)
Well, I'm off to make a video edit, now
It has been done
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"Begone. Ya blige-suckin' Jellyfish"
I like this version of captain hook better
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You left out the part where Hook faced off against the Grim Reaper and quoted Algernon Swineburne, "At the door of life, by the gate of breath, there are worse things waiting for men than death."
And bad form on Wendy's part; taking advantage of the pirates' lack of education over wordplay. Wrong doing and in the wrong are not the same. Peter deliberately trespassed on the Jolly Roger and destroyed Hook's harpsichord deliberately because antagonizing him is just a game in Peter's mind. At the very least, due retribution would warrant Moses' Law.
Tim Curry got a daytime Emmy award for this role and deservedly so. This version of Captain Hook hits all the right notes and I don't mean his harpsichord, This Hook is layered, forever trapped in the duality of gentleman and pirate as much as his obsession with revenging himself on Peter Pan. Further, that final clip is perfect in how it frames his entire perspective on Peter and on his own life. Peter has him on the ropes and hook is completely defiant and at peace with the notion of his life ending after having lived a full life from childhood to adulthood. His defiance actually unnerves Peter enough, where he just abandoned the idea of killing him off. We actually questioned whether he could be a man or not, and allowing his body to age, not only doomed him, but also nearly all of Neverland. since this magic realm seems intrinsically tied to him not wanting to grow up. Hook almost killed peter pan, and Neverland with a seed of doubt in his mind without a sword withdrawn.
Tim Curry is the greatest scenery chewer to ever chew scenery!
Tim curry was born to be not just play Captain James Hook
I watched this cartoon again as an adult in english, and no matter the situation, everytime he says "boy" I can help but repeat it while chuckling. He's such a great voice actor.
The writers of this show did a great job.
Tim Curry! FTW!
This is why I HATE those 'Starcatcher' books - how could they take the character and make him a hygienically challenged moron?
I remember a line from one episode that sums up his character perfectly - "Sometimes I choose to be a gentleman, other times I choose to be a pirate."
Hook is truly a wizard of wordplay. :D I'll have to watch this series again at some point.
High Charisma stat
Any place you may be able to do that in the modern day? Not sure any good place to do that.
Im a french guy in actual confinement, and just discover your Channel, and i really enjoy it, thanks for your work this is prettt interesting and i'll recommend it! Be safe, you, your people and suscribers!
I wish for your safety as well. As well as all who subscribe or not.
45:35 this scene still gets to me
He definitely got under Peter's skin with that reverse psychology. "You will never be a youth & you will never be a man."
I feel like this, Captain Hook is way more historically accurate, even though he dresses that ridiculously, he still acts like a badass
Dustin Hoffman's Hook was cunning and sly, Hans Conried's (Walt Disney's) Hook was brash and eccentric... Tim Curry's Hook is educated and terrifyingly remorseless.
I liked Captain Hook. I remember watching this when i was young and he played his harpsichord a song was called handels water music. That song was great! So memorable. He was talented 😂
22:58 Peter and Hook are fiercely battling ⚔️
This show is pretty much childhood for me - had 3x VHS tapes for me and was glad I got to see the rest of the series when I was older.
5 year old me always use to wonder though - as shown in 26:58 if you look closely Peter's right boot is shackled up but he still has his sword - why does Captain Hook take Peter as an armed poisoner? Why does he never confiscate his dagger when he has gone to the effort of catching Peter?
Hook: "Oh I want revenge boy, but you may keep your weapon so long as you promise not to escape, alright?"
Peter: "Sure thing (I'd be doomed without it, how fortunate for me!)"
I believe to say I love that Mr tim curry play all of his characters in live action and animated, I will never forget about you Mr curry. All though I like both captain hooks from disney, hans conried,jason isaacs,tom hiddleston,Dustin Hoffman,garret hedlund,Corey Burton and now jude law.
I wish the vhs transfer of hooks most dangerous game wasn't taken offline. It was the best quality we may ever get to see of the series...
His outfit is sick as fuck!
Tim Curry given free license to chew scenery. Glorious.
EVERY TIME Hook says BOI I almost lose it. 🤣
This scene got me to watch the show, i didn't expect it to be so powerful lol.
Tim curry is the best!
Dude, the fact Hook doesn't FLINCH during his monologue at the end is insane levels of badassery.
Tim Curry was the best watched this everyday after school.
same here
this version of hook Ould give a few pointers to Disney's Hook to be more fearsome and face Peter Pan
I like that they kept the book detail that Smee is Irish
I think this captain hook is more related to the one in the book, not like the one in Disney, which only fixes the story to ridicule the captain. If Disney had made a captain hook closer to the book it would have been Great, but it wasn't.
0:51 to 0:58
HOLD UP! Did he just have two normal hands instead of having a hook on his right hand?
Animation errors, man.
I mean, what weirds me out is that his hook hand is what’s actually holding up the cage in the first place. So that would mean that Hook just grew another right arm XD
LOL good eye
he’s intimidating
Captain Hook said boy like the god of war.
Tim Curry is really great as Captain Hook
1:35 my man Hook casually waterboarding children
Gotta love the Cape.
Hook's weakness really is being chided about proper form.
Wow. It has been so long since I have seen this. Thanks for everything
Captain Hook is my favorite character from Fox's Peter Pan and the Pirates!
Happy 77th birthday Sir Curry.
14:08 - Giant monster about to eat him and his crew. Do you not know who I am?!
To think Tim Curry won a Emmy award for his voice performance.
Nice quality here!
My Fan-made Bad Ending for this video. 46:48 - 47:28, 0:36 - 0:46, and 1:26 - 1:38.
This is so awesome
Did Peter Pan just try to kill Cap'n Hook?
Yeah. And only a very manipulative, bluntly honest, well-worded speech stopped the execution and gave Peter an existential crisis that almost destroyed Neverland. Even with only words, Captain Hook is every bit as lethal and evil.
47:28 Hook achieved Super Saiyan before Goku lol.
Wait a minute... (squints) does that crocodile have human teeth?
Yes, all to make it even more disturbing and unnatural.
@@EmptyMan000 .... well... it worked, I guess.
The funny part is it has a hold tooth
What insane dentist walked through Neverland, saw the crocodile, and thought, "HMMMMMMMM, this semiautomatic reptile is missing a tooth. Let me stick my arm in there to give it one."!?
I wonder what will happen if Captain Hook (This version) meets Captain Jack Sparrow?
How long will it take for Jack Sparrow to turn the tables if he pretends to befriend Hook?
P.S: If it was a Death Battle, who would win?
Given the fact that Hook terrorized the Spanish by stealing their treasure and is clearly more put together than Captain Jack Sparrow, mostly based on Sparrow bumbling around like a drunk fool instead of an actual pirate, I'd say that Captain Hook would win if the crocodile doesn't show up or Jack Sparrow would win if he doesn't fool around or taunt Hook, much like Sparrow is known to do when he has the upper hand. Either way, it's all a matter of luck
I don't think Hook would be able to stand Sparrow
If Jack teamed up with Peter, Hook wouldn’t stand a chance.
Granted this captain hook can throw hands
No greater and finer tuned instrument of destruction ever aimed at Peter Pan, and his Lost BO-eeeyys!
THE penultimate Hook. Zardoz has spoken!
I was wondering if we can count this version oh Captain Hook as one of the cartoon chads (or even gigachads). I'm not sure, casue he's kinda flawed and pure evil.
I once made a meme with the Disney's version being a Virgin and this Hook being the Chad. So it does line up.
If only this series were longer
Wow an Irish smee just like in the book
Between this and Darkness from Legend, Tim Curry was the original “yeah boi” meme
My favorite version of hook
Will you also do the Professor (Simon judeau) from Huntik.
No, there's not enough decent scenes for him I can use.
@@EmptyMan000 He hypnotized a entire Ethiopian village, he punished Defou for failing him too often, he tricked Dante into giving him the Amulet of Will, he summoned successfully all 4 Titans and even beat Sophie, the descendant of the great Caster will. For a short video, it will be enough.
@@basilofgoodwishes4138 Honestly you seem to know more about the series than I do. Care to make a video of your own about the Professor? The material is right here: www.thewatchcartoononline.tv/anime/huntik-secrets-seekers
Didn't Tim win an emmy for this?
Yep
This sounds like something Ansem would say to Kairi.
I like how one of hooks pirates has a moustache👍👍👍
Much better than Disney's version XD
GULL AND BRIMSTONE!!!
As usual, if not Pan is the one who cheats, it is his friends
I would love to see what would happen if Disney's Hook met this one?
Someone on Tumblr keeps making fan art of it, and this Hook HATES Disney Hook
How has this series never been released in full on DVD or for streaming.
Well Disney owns it now, so it'll probably remain in "the vault" as they don't want it to compete with their own version of Peter Pan
@@BigNews2021 thats a shame.....cause this new one is GAR-BAGE. I liked this cartoon more than the original movie
Peter was wrong about kids hating Hook
Better than Disney
18:00 WTAF 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I got one how about woundwort from watership down tv series
Also, you gonna upload the next video about your favorite heroes?
Finding the right hero is the hard part. One that won't get my account canned while being insightful enough to be good to present.
Here are some suggestions:
Goliath is a Gallant Gargoyle
Yusuke Uramashi is a Righteous Ruffian
Dark wing Duck is a Vain Vigilante
He Man is a selfless Saviour
Optimus Prime (animated) is an audacious Autobot
Ashoka Tano is a Fantastic Force Wielder
Scrooge Mcduck is a Money mad Mallard (but sweet hearted old bird)
@@EmptyMan000 By the way, any chance you can do Lupin the third series?
@@jasoethesentienteyeshapedg4847 Lupin's not exactly a hero or villain. At least not nowadays, he started off in comics as a unrepentant murderer, rapist, and thief, then becomes a comical thief in the animated shows, and then becomes an anti-hero when up against a more devilish criminal. Not good material for a hero or villain video.
@@tayojones9460 I'll try Goliath, Optimus Prime and Darkwing Duck elsewhere. Scrooge is too morally ambiguous due to his greed, He-Man is okay but there's not many decent clips for him, same with Ahsoka, and Yusuke got more morally muddled over the series to the point he was okay letting demons eat humans if they were bad.
Whoah Nostalgia!!! This show was my childhood. Oh hi what animes do you like? I like jojo and dragon ball z and demon slayer and castlevania and fist of the northstar and etc. While I hate the hellsing anime/manga series. I really hate Alucard from the hellsing anime/manga series.
Almost all of them. I've seen nearly every anime since the first Astro Boy and many different forms and stories. I prefer action based ones that present the differences between good and evil rather than romance, harem, or slow paced slice of life types of anime.
Why do you hate Alucard? Most people find him to be a cool anti hero. I know emptyman hatss anti heroes or at least dislikes them but what do you have against Hellsing?
EmptyMan000 I see. I also like the anime manga berserk series. And I think Guts from berserk is a cool character.
Tayo Jones I just find Alucard from hellsing overrated in my opinion. I think Alucard doesn't have an actual personality Alucard has an annoying s*** eating grin face he can't things serious he ruined Seras' life. I also hate twilight and I hate Edward from twilight
Do not compare Alucard to Edward. If you actually looked deeper you see that Alucard is more than just an edgy anti hero. Emptyman only does heroes and villains and does not look too deeply into anti heroes. Also he was pretty obnoxious when he responded to my reply about the merits of anti heroes.
Asajjj Ventress is a Hairless Harpey
I was going to do a video of her, but she seemed like a poor villain to me. More misguided and angry than a villain to the point she lacked ambitions other than revenge against people who mistreat her. When that failed, she just drifted aimlessly for money.
You do know what a character arc is right? She went from a one note villain to a compelling and tragic anti hero. Seriously you could at least give her credit for becoming a more complex character later on.
@@tayojones9460 Don't get snippy with me, Tayo. I know what a character arc is, the problem is Ventress wasn't much of a villain and she was a piss poor "hero" as well. She doesn't fit anywhere on the hero or villain spectrum. Since she's done both at some point. Basically another Vegeta, which I won't do a video of.
That is because you are too confined in black and white. Look I like straight heroes and villains but I also like complex figures who make you think. And I like ventress avd her arc and the struggles she went through because I respect and appreciate strong character writing.
@@tayojones9460 I am not confined, I'm consciously making black and white aware. I want to present heroes and villains as an ideal opposites of what they should be and not the endless shades of grey formed by anti-heroes and anti-villains that pollute the internet and are sucked up to by fans these days in an attempt to feel nuanced or wise. Ventress was never complex, she was always a pawn in a game whether by the Jedi or the Sith where she could never win and then she just quit the game by running.
Crocodile has a gold tooth
She does indeed
Lost BOYS
I think the title of the video is exaggerated
lost 𝓑𝓞𝓘𝓘𝓘𝓢 the size of 𝖇𝖎𝖑𝖌𝖊 𝖗𝖆𝖙𝖘