Captain Hook

Captain Hook is one of the many Disney Villains appearing in the Sora and Pretty Cure's Adventures series. He is a member of the Council of Villains whose goal is to seek to harness the power of the Heartless and to take control of Kingdom Hearts to rule all of the worlds in the Kingdom Hearts video game series. Outside of the Kingdom Hearts universe, Captain Hook is the main antagonist of the 1953 Disney animated film, Peter Pan. He is also the father of Harry and his sister, CJ in the Disney Channel Original Movie trilogy/franchise, Descendants.

History
Evil but possibly understandably evil, Captain Hook is the nemesis of Peter Pan the flying boy who cut of Hook’s hand and fed it to a crocodile. Now he wants to kill Peter. Slight overreaction, but we can appreciate where the captain is coming from. It’s his process of revenge that is more evil. He kidnaps Tiger Lily using her as bate for Pan. Later on, he captures all the lost boys and Darling children and tries to make them walk the plank. Walking the plank is execution. He was gonna kill like a dozen kids just because he lost his hand to a flying kid named Peter. Big overreaction, big evil.

Powerfulness and Weaknesses
Hook is the commander of the Jolly Roger, but was losing more and more of his crew’s loyalty the longer they stayed in Never Land hunting Peter Pan and the lost boys. The only thing that kept his crew in line was fear always seen scattering at Hook’s demands and threats. Had he not been driven by his long lasting grudge with Peter, he could have been able to use his charisma to gain more allies and power. But it didn’t work out for him. He’s also quite emotionally vulnerable and has subsequently made a fool of himself quite a bit.

Intelligence
In the original Peter Pan series, Hook is displayed to be a man of high intelligence and charm. But, we don’t get much of that in the Disney depiction of him. Hook is shown as ill-tempered, violent and two-faced. His men fear him, but he doesn’t accomplish anything he wishes to and he doesn’t have many brain points for seeking Peter’s hideout in Return to Never Land when the whole ending of the first Peter Pan movie was him learning about Hangman’s Tree from Tinker Bell. Honestly, what a plot hole.

Arsenal
Hooks: Captain Hook keeps numerous hooks on him for numerous occasions. His signature one on the other hand, is the most significant out of all of them.

His Rapier: Captain Hook's Rapier is his sword which he uses in swordfight battles.