+Joann Clabo Well, Peter Pan is a psychopath and you're a fan of his. Now tell me, what kind of person would you have to be in order to be a fan of a psychopath?
There's nothing wrong with preferring the villains to the heroes! Even a lot of actors admit they love playing villains, they are far more complex and interesting characters. No, you AREN'T a psychopath because you find them interesting to watch on screen. The person who said that on here is being absolutely ridiculous.
Robbie was a absolute perfect roll for peter pan! He is really an awesome actor!!! And robbie is so cute to!!! 😍😍 even though peter is gone he will return! I know it! PETER PAN NEVER FAILS! 🙌🙌😈
If you read the original Peter Pan, Peter Pan would have moments were he would play with Wendy's and her brother's lives just to make things thrilling and lacked a degree of empathy because he would forget parts of his history. Even in the end, he forgot about defeating Hook and even Wendy, he remember the idea of her but not her, it's why her daughter and later grand daughters could replace her ever year when he came to visit. It was always sort of tragic, so the writers taking that and making him evil isn't really that far a stretch.
It's a good twist to the story. If you notice, the Once Upon a Time writers like to make twists to the fairy tales. If Peter Pan was good, we wouldn't have half of Season 3.
He originally is a villain have you read the original story of Peter Pan Disney twisted the original story from the book and make it child hero when the real story is actually disturbing
I like both of them actually. It’s the ONLY time I’m actually not totally upset over someone hurting him. Regina was so badass in that scene. But I still felt bad for him
The looks on their faces after admitting all her evil deeds, then breaking free, and straight up snatching henrys heart out flawlessly,...........EPIC!!! Pure horror and realizing she is capable of things beyond their imagination.
Something I've always found interesting about Peter Pan is that in a way, he was the only villain to actually win, even if it was only for a short while. If it weren't for him getting cocky and taunting Regina, which got her angry enough to attack him, he would have absolutely won, and the show would have ended in Neverland, and here's why: Neverland is a place where time stands still, so the "heros always win" rule doesn't apply. This is because things like fate, destiny, and a lot of the other things heros like Snow or Emma rely on to get out of even the darkest of curses don't exist in Neverland, because all of those things rely on the passage of time. Even Rumplestiltskin couldn't see the future there. So, Neverland might just be the only place in the world of fairy tales where the villains actually have a chance at winning, since it's the only place where time stands still, and fate doesn't apply. And Peter Pan did just that. He won. Think about it: He successfully trapped David on the island, successfully trapped Rumple in Pandora's Box, successfully got Henry's heart, and successfully trapped Regina, Emma, and Snow in a position where they couldn't hurt him. If it weren't for him getting cocky and taunting them, and more specifically, taunting Regina, he would have won. If it weren't for Pan making Regina angry, he would have made fairy tale history. He would have won as the villain. And I think that's something worth pointing out. This is why I find Peter Pan to be a really fun and interesting villain. He's not written to lose like all of the other villains are, and he actually puts up a real, and more importantly, different fight. He's easily my favorite villain in Once Upon A Time. Dr. Facilier from season 7 easily being my second favorite. One last thing, speaking of Dr. Facilier: I think some more proof that Peter Pan is one of the best villains, as in, he's actually really good at being a villain, is that he's one of the few people Rumplestiltskin was actually afraid of. If you've got the Dark One afraid of you, you've reached a whole new level of evil. Which is why I also think Dr. Facilier is the second best villain in OUAT, since he was the only other person Rumple was actually afraid of. You could also make an argument for the Black Fairy, as she was _really_ twisted too. But I still put Peter Pan at the top, since again, he was the only villain who actually won, even if for a comically short amount of time.
You can tell he wasn’t really worried about what Regina said because he killed tons of people he was definitely planning something like going to storybrooke putting a curse on the town and he actually succeeded the reason why rumple fears him is because he’s 10 times more powerful then him he’s more experience and relies on Neverlands magic it’s been stated they don’t really show pans powers that much he can overthrow him that’s why they use squid ink on him and the cuff so that’s why I really like his character he’s actually a villian he succeeded because he’s so smart and good at tricks
You can tell he wasn’t really worried about what Regina said because he killed tons of people he was definitely planning something like going to storybrooke putting a curse on the town and he actually succeeded the reason why rumple fears him is because he’s 10 times more powerful then him he’s more experience and relies on Neverlands magic it’s been stated they don’t really show pans powers that much he can overthrow him that’s why they use squid ink on him and the cuff so that’s why I really like his character he’s actually a villian he succeeded because he’s so smart and good at tricks
@@corinnedrake3628 Putting aside the fact that you replied the same thing twice, your punctuation made my head spin. Please, proofread your comments and replies before publishing them! I had a stroke reading this.
One thing I don't understand: When Emma cut Pan's arm or so with her sword and asked "How did that feel?", I don't understand why Pan said "Like a tickle." I don't know whether he was being sarcastic or not. I don't get it.
evil little cockroach But I thought he was meant to be a child, like a thirteen year old who had red hair and brown eyes. The free spirited, mischievous young boy who can fly and never grows up. He's a cultural icon, and the books say so themselves. He was created by J.M. Berry. I have heard the story that you printed, but I don't think that's the true story. Please correct me if so.
Wow first scene you can totally tell he is on a wire by his moment (he is leaning forward). Of course he is but they usually try to make it look more gracefully when flying. I never saw that before, I was just enjoying the show.
I love Regina! "yeah.. about that!" Never monologue.. it never bodes well.. he was a man who never really grew up and he's going against a mother of a queen? One of the top 20 satisfying moments.. :)
I wish there was an episode of Peter Pan having a battle with Regina a.k.a The Evil Queen. She would have crushed him under her barefoot. This might even teach Peter Pan a lesson as Never to mess with the Regina a.k.a The Evil Queen. She's sassy and badass.
Peter Pan my friend told me about him I saw him my love my future husband is Peter Pan his eyebrows every thing about Pan is so SEXY every time I see him or hear his voice I lose control over myself I can't help my feelings for him Pan I love you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
