Jack Sparrow's team

Jack Sparrow's pirate companion is another member of Jack Sparrow's crew.

one of the members of Jack Sparrow's crew

one of Jack Sparrow's crew

Will Turner's father

one of Jack Sparrow's crew

a short pirate, also part of Jack Sparrow's crew

A mute pirate who boasts of teaching his parrot to speak for him takes part in many of the crew's adventures.

Just like Pintel, he also found himself in awkward situations and was also inseparable from Pintel.

the inseparable gunner often found himself in awkward situations with Ragetti

one of Jack Sparrow's crew members

At first Jack's sworn enemy, but later they form an alliance.

Jack's former lover, Edward Teach's (Blackbeard's) daughter, in the fourth part she forces Jack to join Blackbeard's team.

the governor's daughter who eventually became a pirate baron and the first pirate queen in history.

A character who, during the course of the plot, becomes a member of the Cosanda. In the third part, he was cursed as the captain of the flying Colander, and in the fifth part, he got rid of this curse. He was also a former Blacksmith.

Jack's first mate and friend, he also led the rescue party for Jack along with Hector Barbosa, Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann.

Unpredictability: No one knows what he will do next: tell the truth or lie. Strategic thinking: he knows how to analyze a situation, find alternative paths and use the environment to his advantage. Combat skills: Jack is not without skills; he is a good swordsman and shooter, but he prefers to solve problems with words rather than force. Weaknesses: Jack has an insatiable greed for rum, which can also confuse his magical compass, and Jack also has disgusting breath.

Main character traits: Trickster and master of paradox: Jack is always unpredictable; you never know whether he's telling the truth or lying, or what he'll do next. He creates chaos in which only he feels in his element, and often uses absurd antics to break out of deadlocks. Wit and negotiation skills: His main weapon is to talk the talk, not force or weapons. He is a master of talking the talk, convincing and finding a way out of difficult situations with the help of words. His famous phrase is "Why fight when you can come to an agreement?" Adventurer and adventure seeker: For Jack, the process of searching for treasures, artifacts, and discovering new things is important. Sometimes it seems like the journey itself is more important to him than the final destination. Values ​​freedom: He lives for the freedom of being able to sail the seas; he is not attached to anything or anyone; for him, a ship is not just a vessel but a metaphor for freedom. Contradiction in moral choices: He combines selfishness, treachery and unexpected displays of altruism; he can deceive for the sake of gain, but in critical situations he can save a friend or show concern. Fear of Death: Despite his bravado, Jack is terrified of death. Instability and disorganization: His slightly drunken gait and slightly slurred speech are not only a consequence of his love for rum but also a technique to confuse and disarm the enemy.