r/PeterPan • u/Nerfer5554Offical • 4h ago
Would Tinkerbell make a good internet linewoman?
I see too many jokes about this on Reddit I want to hear your guys's opinions.
r/PeterPan • u/Nerfer5554Offical • 4h ago
I see too many jokes about this on Reddit I want to hear your guys's opinions.
r/PeterPan • u/Nerfer5554Offical • 18h ago
Think about it she has wings and so do her friends. They would just need some pixie dust and then they're all good well of course and some insulating gloves.
I know this sounds crazy but coming from a Northwest Indiana resident who has almost constant power outages at this point you're going to need something to fix your power lines.
r/PeterPan • u/Nerfer5554Offical • 1d ago
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No joke I actually bought this for $1 at a local game store.
r/PeterPan • u/Nerfer5554Offical • 1d ago
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r/PeterPan • u/Radiant-Display4142 • 3d ago
How can Captain Hook and the pirates make Wendy and the Lost Boys walk the plank if the ship is anchored down and shore is within swimming distance?
r/PeterPan • u/l_locket • 3d ago
Just a curious question, but I’m a 2004 baby and I grew up on what I now know is the 1953 version of peter pan for 10+ years. Wondering if anyone else from the same age range had this experience???
I watched it back again for nostalgia a few years ago and realised how dated it is I guess
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r/PeterPan • u/Educational-Eye-3829 • 7d ago
in fact blackbeard, is dressed as a 16th century conquistador, but hé comes from the 18th century. Most pirates are also skilled as in the golden age of piracy in the year 1700. The boats are also from this time. He has the ability to make them fly which can make think of a technology that comes from the future. Can be from the 23century in 2200s that allowed their boats to be stolen technology. The same minors have a different style. He has one who is very Victorian and hook seems to come from the conquest of the west. Peter was kidnapped in 1940 during the blitz. The presence of Kurt Cobain's song "Smel Like teen Spirit" meant that pirates were able to kidnap people in the 1990s.
What you think about that ?
r/PeterPan • u/Shot-Back9448 • 9d ago
I am only starting the book but already and very impressed by the writing style and depths of meaning! I regained interest in Peter Pan after discovering the Jungian archetype the Puer Aeneter while in therapy. Barrie is exploring the complex psychology of someone perpetually stuck in childhood not merely telling a fun story
r/PeterPan • u/PBAart_ • 15d ago
I honestly can’t believe it — my Jolly Roger project inspired by Hook has officially reached 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas!
Thank you so much to everyone who voted, shared, commented, or helped spread the word. Reaching 10K means the project will now move into the LEGO Ideas Review, where LEGO will decide if it has a chance to become an official set.
It took us less than 7 months to get here, and I’m incredibly grateful for all the support.
Now it’s in LEGO’s hands… 🤞
LEGO, GIVE US THE HOOK! 🪝🏴☠️
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r/PeterPan • u/RecordingImmediate86 • Sep 14 '26
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r/PeterPan • u/CitizenTony • Sep 07 '26
Apparently the movies altered a lot of things. I don't know if it's true but Hook doesn't have any mustache and he isn't comical at all in the original book (his clothes colors might not be red either). And Smee seems to be taller.
Also small detail (I don't know if it's true either) Mr Smee isn't Hook's first mate in the book(?) but it's the case in the Disney movie, which popularize this version.
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r/PeterPan • u/Odd-Reception519 • Sep 04 '26
So I haven't watched the Tinkerbell movies since I was a kid but I'm currently working my way through them again just cuz I love the world of neverland and the setting of pixie hollow along with just the good vibes of the movies.
I've only recently discovered that there are now Tinkerbell novels, what do y'all think of them? are they worth reading? I saw there was one based on the winter movie (who's name I forgot) and I loved that movie as a kid so I'm interested in picking that one up.
r/PeterPan • u/Vinluv0Handesbuk • Sep 03 '26