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List of fictional pirates

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List of fictional pirates
Summary

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People cosplaying as pirates at Medjimurje Carnival 2017 in Croatia.

This is a list of fictional pirates, organized into either air pirates, sea pirates, or space pirates. They may be outlaws, but are not the same as space marines or space cowboys in space westerns. To learn more about pirates and their context in popular culture as a whole, see the Pirates in popular culture and List of pirate films pages.

Within each category, the characters are organized alphabetically by surname (i.e. last name), or by single name if the character does not have a surname. If more than two characters are in one entry, the last name of the first character is used.

Sea pirates

NamesWorkYearsType of MediaDescription
Angelica
Hector Barbossa
Bêlit
Blackbeard
Stede Bonnet
Bloth
Captain Chestbeard
Conrad
Vandala Doubloons
Captain Feathersword
Captain Flint
José Gaspar,
"Gasparilla"
Sea Hag
Hassan
Captain Hook
Davy Jones
Killian Jones
Edward Kenway
Johnny LaFitte
Captain Leatherwing
Monkey D. Luffy
Lukkage
Rokuro Okajima
Painty the Pirate
Patchy the Pirate
Piet Piraat
The Pirates
Captain Pugwash
Captain Redbeard
Santiago Montes
Long John Silver
Jack Sparrow
Syndicate of Pirates
Captain Syrup
Dan Tempest
Abraham Tuizentfloot
Various characters
Various characters
Captain Richard Warrington

Air pirates

Main article: Air pirate

NamesWorkYearsType of MediaDescription
Abney Park
Barney Baxter
Blackbeard
Kasey Boon
Kitty Boon
Captain Andian Cly
Dola
Captain Gyrfalcon
Prince James
Other "social revolutionaries"
Don Karnage
Alexandre LeRoi
Miles Lydecker
Captain Mors
Captain Plunder
his Sky Pirates
Captain Phoenix
Robur
Ruby Heart
Captain Shakespeare
Silvana crew
Baroness Troixmonde / Filibus
Unnamed
Unnamed
Unnamed
Unnamed
Unnamed
Unnamed
Unnamed
Unnamed
Vaan
Balthier
Vyse
Gilder
Enrique

Space pirates

Main article: List of space pirates

NamesWorkYearsType of MediaDescription
Amsaja
Atomsk
Ryoko Balta
Black Barney
Lars Barriga
Black Sun Pirates
Captain Blackbeard
The Bonne Family
Black Patch
Boop
Boskone
Brak
Cobra
Bull Coxine
Captain Cracker
Abslom Daak
Dagg Dibrim
Divatox
Cyborg Dwayne
Queen Emeraldas
Gavro
Foolscap
Sheer
Gokaigers
Hammerhand
Captain Harlock
Captain CJ "Hawk" Hawkens
Tex Hex
Ironwolf
Jackals
Murdoch Juan
Drongo Kane
Killer Kane
Talon Karrde
Kraiklyn
Krys and Jolly U
Duelo McFile
Manjanungo
Mito
Nabel
Carson Napier
Hondo Ohnaka
Orions
Ostea
Red Peri
Pirate Clans
Malcolm "Mal" Reynolds
Ridley
Saffron
Sally
Star Seekers
Garris Shrike
Space Pirates
Richard B. Riddick
Jonathan Rockhal
Sinbad and the Space Pirates
Han Solo
Elon Cody Starbuck
Starjammers
Booster Terrik
Alonzo P. Tucker
Gammis Turek
The Star Pirate
Unnamed
Magno Vivan
Mark Watney
Yondu

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