#captain crow

[fancyhats-and-fennelsbuds]

A recent Movie got me going.

There's plenty of fish in the sea. Maybe this time he (Crow) could not screw everything up

[butterfly87676]

omg look!!

deleted movies covered.

These two are probably my favorite because on the left they add Sarah and crow and the other one reminds me of Moana.

[captainsvscaptains]

Round 1 Part 8 Poll 2

Propaganda

Spoilers ahead

Crow is what's called a "spore eater", which protects her from physical harm but also causes severe dehydration. Like most spore eaters, she feels the tradeoff is not worth it, so she manipulates her crew into piracy so they'll be desperate enough to venture into the dangerous seas where the dragon Xisisrefliel lives, as Xisis is reputed to be able to "cure" spore eaters. (It turns out that the cure requires ongoing maintenance from the dragon in order to be ongoingly effective, so her plan was flawed to begin with.)

It's Lucky Jack! On his very first command, took a frigate with a sloop, and filled up Port Mahón with prizes. He's a disaster on land, kind of shit with money, but he is brilliant at sea, ingenious and strategically minded. He loves his wife, Sophie, and his bestie, Stephen Maturin, and he gets up to all sorts of hijinks with the latter. He rescued Stephen from being tortured by the French, actually, and Stephen frequently uses his own connections to try and work to Jack's advantage. He's obsessed with gunnery, and his crew generally love him because he's disciplined but not a hard-horse, plus he's lucky and brings them lots of prizes and prize money. He's a jock, but later in life he starts to love math for its own sake, as well as becoming an astronomer of no mean ability; he's presented papers on math and astronomy to the Royal Society. He's a great musician, a violinist, and his duets with Stephen (a cellist) are so incredibly touching to read about. His music is just... beautiful. Stephen's hands were wrecked by torture, and later on we find out that Jack's been downplaying his own ability to match Stephen's level, because he'd rather play average with Stephen than perfectly alone.

There's so much more I could say but tldr he's the best I love him.

[tarantula-hawk-wasp]

this is what I feel like a lot of Captain Crow’s parenting was like 

[lamaery]

Here is my take on the most of the non-Doug characters for Tress of the Emerald Sea. It was really fun to try a more shape based approach again and I am very happy with how everyone turned out.

Which side-character did you like the most in the books. I really enjoyed Ann.

[anymal28]

I don't care what anyone says

If you dislike Captain Crow, we gonna have a few issues.

Yes, he's made poor decisions. But for 1 he thought that his son-figure was killed and he was grieving. For 2 his way of life was basically being threatened by the crown.

And remember everything people knew about the beasts was fabricated by the royals so because of then he thought they were bad.

Captain Crow is an amazing character and I will forever love that man.

[kvdash]

Did someone say more ?!

[likeamaya]

that’s me, i am simp.

[memoirs-of-a-crow]

SO HEAR ME OUT-

I don’t know how but they are somehow related

Pt. 2:

[ronon-dex]

I've got to tell you guys to watch the sea beast on netflix. I think it just came out today, but it's already stolen my heart. if the mandalorian, moby dick and how to train your dragon got mashed together in beautiful animation, this would be the result.

karl urban as a blonde bombshell/dad/goofball. a 10 year old ball of rage and righteousness who likes to wield knives. a sea monster called red. a sea bug called blue. jared harris screaming at the ocean. vastly diverse characters with gorgeous designs. sea witches. danger. death. destruction. hope. hair. heroes who are wrong sometimes and that's okay. beautiful music.

I haven't enjoyed a movie so much in a long time. it was insanely sweet and I encourage you to sink into this movie like it's a warm bath and hot chocolate and a hug, mostly because I want another one 🥲 look at these goobers

[quercus-queer]

“The code binds us to all that have come before us and all that come after”… that code is compassion, loyalty to eachother and devotion to a better future by protecting one another

[myth-the-sapphic]

The sea beast on Netflix is just “how to train your dragon” but with pirates and I’m living for it honestly. Like what more could I want?? What more could I need?? But if I don’t see more Sarah Sharpe content I will lose my mind- as much as I love Jacob WHERE ARE ALL THE SARAH LOVERS? Am I the only lesbian who watched this movie where is the hype for her??

[lizlzzzrd]

sometimes a family can be a 60 foot tall sea monster, a blue sea slug that glows, a himbo dilf and the gremlin child that adopted him

[augustus-crow-obsessed]

It has been.... so long.

Here's Crow as a Rogue garbage pirate man after losing the inevitable

[butterfly87676]

hear me out!!

imagine if they each character meet each like treasure planet meet the sea beast character.

(you know what shocked me? that Jim is 15 years old and Jacob is 30 years old)

[fancyhats-and-fennelsbuds]

The yoga Episode Part 2

You see John's ear wiggle Augustus? You upsetted him. Shame on you. Shame-est of shames above your head for making feel bad the babygirl

PART 1