#peter pan cubby

[nabbing-nibs]

They look so stupid in this game I wanna step on them like bugs

[zigazone]

Lost Boys, Tiger Lily and Micheal postcards from the Japan Disney Springs sketches of Never Land postcard book.

[pumpkinnpirate]

So you feel entitled to a sense of control And make decisions that you think are your own You are a stranger here, why have you come? Why have you come, lift me higher, let me look at the sun Look at the sun and once I hear them clearly, say Who, who are you really? And where are you going? I have nothing left to prove 'Cause I have nothing left to lose See me bare my teeth for you Who, who are you?

Whatever happens when you leave behind those who helped you get to the sun?

Took me like, 5 or 6 hours, BUT IT'S DONE!! It sparked after a convo with some moots on Discord about Jake in season 4 lol

Enjoy :DDD

[harveyguillensource]

Throwback to Harvey’s February 2025 visit to Tokyo Disneyland 👽🍒

[newtonsheffield]

Two days of Duffy Bear and the big cheese himself

[kaythefloppa]

Team Pirate Bible

So I mentioned that the bible/art book for Jake and the Never Land Pirates (back when it was called Team Pirate) was very hard to download. I waited a few hours for Mega to get its shit together and it paid off. Here's the art book for the series that would eventually be known as Jake and the Never Land Pirates: This book pre-dates the pilot episode I linked earlier this morning and it shows.

Characters:

Yeah, right off the bat it's clear that our group of Neverland Pirates was much different.

For one, the leader wasn't Jake, it was Slighty. Whether it's Slighty from the movies, or, much like Cubby and Nibs, a different character with the same name. I'm leaning towards that. Disney Jr's version of Slighty had Jake's role as the leader, who helps and guides his team. Something to notice is that the Sword of Forever isn't really a concept. It wasn't in the pilot that included Jake either. Jake/Slighty's object was a Spyglass rather than a sword given to him by Peter Pan.

There's also some insight on the development of Bucky. According to the series bible, he is enchanted by Pixie Dust, but not in what you'd expect. Instead of flying, he is alive! A sentient pirate ship who is part of Team Pirate, and communicates through ringing.

This totally shoots down my "Tinker Bell invented Bucky" theory but this is just as cool. Though considering Tink sprays Pixie Dust on Bucky in one episode, I'm now wondering the logistics of Pixie Dust in this world, but that's another lore post for another day.

Also, I adore how Hook has his movie design here.

Locations, Curriculum, and Stories:

What-the, DINOSAURS??????????????? IN NEVERLAND???

The first episode, The Mystery of Turtle Rock, seems to be what would soon become the Season 2 episode "Mystery of Mysterious Island!" The second one, I think is Pirate Ghost Story's beta version. But you can see how different things were in production between the final version, especially the dynamic between the characters/

[stabbistabb]

I can’t tell if the crew has daddy issues from Captain Hook or Big bro issues from Peter.

Starting with the more obvious one, Peter is Very neglectful with them. Only really talking to them via notes and treasure maps. And when he does visit in person it’s usually to get help from the crew.

Hook is just kinda a bullying asshole, yes there are moments where he is nice and stuff but 70% of the time he is an asshole. First off he steals their stuff, second causes them problems for his own gain, third he tried to KILL them once.

I don’t think that both of them is abusive per se but they don’t have the cleanest record…

[pixiedust-poppers]

God they look so fucking stupid in this stone wolf episode not all werewolves are brown Disney 😭

[backtoneverland]

No-one can recall your name 'Cause you're not even there

art drawn for my fanfic !! slightly goes missing and nibs seems like the only person who thinks something suspicious is afoot

[nabbing-nibs]

Wow I drew for once in my life

[zigazone]

[pumpkinnpirate]

New AU!! More wholesome this time, I promise

I had trouble coming up with a name for it, but I finally did it :DD it's called The Secret Crew AU, and it goes smth like this:

Peter Pan, Captain Hook and Captain Flynn are all sworn enemies since they can remember. When Peter Pan one day comes back with a baby, who he names Slightly (Jake), to raise as his own to look after Neverland, Captain Hook and Captain Flynn don't stay behind in having their own separate children, thus Izzy Hook and Cubby Almirage are born. While they grow up, the two Captains and elf still can't stand each other, but their children are really good friends, who in order to hang out together, sneak out away from their parents/protectors.

I will maybe maybe drop a few things about them in another post, so you can see what they are like in the AU :]]

[not-wholly-unheroic]

I recently found a copy of the graphic novel version of Straight on Til Morning at my local used bookstore and got a great deal so I wanted to share a few of my likes, dislikes, and general observations. I’d been meaning to write up a proper review of the book for awhile now but have been SUPER behind. Anyway, the graphic novel follows the book pretty closely and I’ll be sharing some images from it, so this WILL CONTAIN SPOILERS for those of you who haven’t read it.

First off, the artwork for the graphic novel is beautiful and some scenes are illustrated in a really creative way. For example, I love the depiction of this particular scene where Wendy is writing her stories and Hook sort of…comes to life off the page.

I also really love that while (most of) the characters are still recognizably Disney’s version…they also look a tad more realistic and have some of the illustrator’s own personal interpretation mixed in.

George Darling is a great example. In the graphic novel he is slimmer than in the film and looks remarkably like J.M. Barrie…which I have to consider was probably intentional.

And then there’s the Lost Boys in their animal costumes…Tootles, Skipper (excuse me, this is Nibs erasure—you can add Skipper but don’t just eliminate Nibs!), Slightly, Cubby, and the Twins.

The pirates, however, are a totally different story. Who the heck are these guys???

Anyway… at least they get Hook’s personality right. I love this bit, in particular, where one of the pirates gets a little rough with Wendy and Hook is having none of it. Also, the idea of Hook capturing Wendy to be a mother to the crew is a nice nod to the book.

One big complaint I do have is that the characters are, on occasion, a little TOO self-aware. Like in this scene where one of the pirates makes a sort of on-the-nose observation about Hook’s feud with Pan.

But I will admit, I did cackle at Hook’s reaction.

He said would you please stop trying to psychoanalyze me and look for symbolism and just let the story be about a boy and a pirate? (Hook, how do you even know who Freud is??)

You may have noticed by now that I haven’t said anything about Peter… That’s because Peter barely features in the story at all and honestly when he does show up, he’s…kinda useless and clueless. Now, admittedly, Wendy is meant to be older in this (around 16) so of course, it’s reasonable to think she might not quite view him the same way she did at 12…but in having her team up with Tink to do all the heavy-lifting of the plot (because, ya know, girlpower and all that), Peter sort of ends up not really doing anything. I’d almost rather have an evil Pan, as annoying as that trope is because at least then he actually does something. In this story, it truly feels like Wendy has just…outgrown Peter altogether. And that hurts.

Speaking of which…ya know what hurts even more for me as a Hook fan? THIS.

This poor man is curled up on the deck in the fetal position, terrified of a crocodile who has been long-dead, crying out for a best friend who never even existed except inside his own mind because he was so alone that he made him up.

O W !! Why would you do this to me, Disney?!

It ends for Hook with the crew deciding to drop him off somewhere with enough gold to pay for his keep and hire a caretaker because he’s so mentally unstable they don’t trust him to live by himself.

I hate to say it, but honestly, watching him die would be less painful. At least that would be over with fairly quickly. This just hurts.

But everyone else lives happily ever after, so it’s okay, right? Right??? 😫😭 (Don’t mind me, I’ll just be over here in the corner, crying over my pirate boy.)

[kaythefloppa]

I’m still really confused why they didn’t show the Lost Boys in Jake and the Never Land Pirates. I can partially excuse them not showing the Pixie Hollow fairies because of separate branding and stuff but - Not the Lost Boys?? Seriously? There’s a whole-ass episode showing the Darling children and even showing us the hideout, yet no Lost Boys? And it’s not even me being salty about continuity, the show takes some inspiration from the Peter Pan book by including the Neverbird, and they used the “kiss” idea in the finale from one of the older non-Disney Peter Pan stuff. So what was the reason here? Both in and out-of-universe?

I shouldn’t care a lot but regardless of media, having Peter Pan at all without the Lost Boys (even if both are kinda in the backdrop) is like Cinderella without a fairy godmother, or Aladdin without his magic genie in a lamp, it’s just… odd.

[foxxypaws]

how to feel more like a fairy! 🧚

walking on tiptoes

walking without shoes/just socks

fake fairy costume wings

having a special wand!

gardening!

doing your hair in fun ways

explore the woods (this activity you should wear shoes for)

make bird feeders

swing on a swing

watch peter pan

NEED attention!!!

eating fruits

or cupcakes!

having tea parties

playing dress up

flower crowns

making a fairy garden

fairy dust jar

butterfly plushies

drawing your ideal mushroom house!

having a tree house / cubby house

nature themed plushie

glitter!!! lots of glitter!!

fairy bread

[pixiedust-poppers]

NEVERLAND REAL?? NO CLICKBAIT?? (Real world AU)

Been Thinking about this majority of the day and putting it to paper now.

“Neverland” in this context is a little county in South Carolina, close to north Myrtle beach. It’s in a mostly rural-ish community with a small town and a few shops. Not the fanciest place but modern-ish enough, it has a costal community vibe.

Residents are both young and older, there’s a strange aura around the people, they never seem to age. Even the oldest residents barely look past 60.

A majority if not all the residents work on the beach strip in some way whether it’s shop owners, bar owners, clerks, entertainers, etc. it’s not uncommon to see kids working the roles of waitresses or gig jobs either.

Speaking of kids and the youth, there are a surprising amount of them despite the amount of families living In neverland being mostly low. The kids do live in either ranch or trailer homes, in groups.

They also have cars it’s not uncommon to see a kid behind the wheel either, they’re modded so the kids use hand controls instead of foot petals. Yes they do have fake licenses don’t look too hard :)

The newest residents are 3 particularly in puny poppinjays. They stay in a ranch style 1880 sq/ft plan home perhaps something like this (it’s subject to change)

(The master bedroom is reserved for Peter when he visits)

These are their work and work casual cars

And this is ‘Bucky’ and ‘the mighty colossus’

Now you be wondering how these kids have these cars and trucks well. Peter is such a loving father, that he gave them rewards for meeting their quota and hustling.

Where is Peter Pan? Why he’s in Florida! Celebration, Florida to be exact. He has a few nice homes in celebration, Miami, and LA ofc. He runs a successful airline called NeverLost (“with us you’re never ever lost!”) and is the big Mouse man circle. Why did Peter adopt these guys? He saw something in them, he saw they had the smarts, coordination with one another and how deeply their loyalty runs if you treat them right. It was perfect.

Does he have ulterior motives? Of course not :).