Thanks, Pete, I’ll do just that! And I don’t even blame the game for the awkward dialogue, because this is a very specific mechanic that had to be spelled out in detail. ‘Specially when the moon’s showing whatcha really are.” Wow, that’s too precise to be wrong.
“They got a kinda magic that don’t belong in this world, see? And nobody knows what it’d do to ya. In a rare show of intelligence, Pete shoots Barbossa a warning: stay away from the brat and his Keyblade.
ELIZA SCHNEIDER REDDIT FULL
And you’ve gotta respect Pete’s cool here, when the moon comes out and the pirates go full skeleton and Pete doesn’t even flinch. As Barbossa, I think he does one of the better roles of the cast replacements, though I know that the PotC replacement cast aren’t held in high regard by fans at large.īarbossa is relating an abbreviated version of his backstory to Pete, which is going to look silly in a moment when he repeats the backstory a few scenes from now.
ELIZA SCHNEIDER REDDIT PS2
The only other Disney connection I can spot is a role as Jane’s father Professor Porter in Tarzan: Untamed for the PS2 and GCN, but to focus on that would be to ignore a huge CV full of regular voice and live action roles, including Beware the Batman, the DCAU, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and even a recurring role in The Big Bang Theory. Barbossa is voiced by Brian George, who also did the voice of Barbossa for the The Legend of Jack Sparrow game a year later. Sadly, none of the actual celebrity cast for Pirates is present here in Kingdom Hearts 2. Sora and the others head down the stairs to see the first of many preposterous sights: Pete, in his animated glory, is chewing the fat with Captain Hector Barbossa and his crew of realistically rendered pirates. The filmmakers forgot about him, too, given time. –Norrington.” Yes, that’s stupid, especially given how the fortresses in the Spanish Main were partially deterrents for regular-old, non-pirate warfare, but let’s ignore that and be excited about what’s really happening: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl! Sadly, Commodore Norrington is nowhere to be seen in this adaption, but that’s okay. If you stall on top of the fort wall, you might check out the cannons, which have silly notes tied to them indicating they’re “For use in event of pirate attack.
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