Jack Sparrow looked out to sea in despair, a shipless captain with the most gorgeous vessel docked right at his feet. Surely, it was fate? Surely, it was meant for him to sail? Had he noticed the infamous rose emblem carved into its helm, or the dark figure with emerald eyes watching him sail away from the port, Jack would have never have stolen it.

Peter had always abhorred pirates. That was why it was so revolting to be apprehended by one.

The roguish yet charming and witty Captain Arthur Kirkland sets out to find his ship, the Black Rose, after the flirtatious Frenchman Captain Francis Bonnefoy stole it from him. Meanwhile Alfred F. Jones attempts to win the heart of Mr. Kiku Honda, but will these two problems cause more as the people meet? K/T Fruk, Ameripan, Spamano later on.

Jack was once dubbed remarkable, until the Spanish Armada abducted him and took his ship away. To add insult to injury, his abductors were easily defeated by the remarkable Lion that terrorized the seven seas. How will Jack escape his doom? Will he forever work for his abductors or will he try once more to fight for his dignity?

Jack Sparrow just wants to buy some rum. A little boy won't leave him alone. "I'm Alfred." "I don't care."

At this point Arthur hopped if they were fast enough; they might just manage to limp out of here alive. Lame title is Lame.

One of britains spells sends Jack in to the World War II era. Now he must become Sargant Jack Sparrow and beat the Axis powers and save their countries

The crew of the Black Pearl needs the mightiest ship in the seas. Unfortunately, it belongs to Arthur Kirkland. The pirates set off to find Alfred F. Jones, the key to his compliance, unaware of what happens when one messes with the British Empire.