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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:~~redbeard_2369~~redbeard 2369.jpg\|link=Scooby Doo\|frame\|Go ahead -- <ref>[[Once an Episode\|Old]] [[Dramatic Unmask\|Man]] [[Scooby-Doo Hoax\|Jenkins?]]</ref>]] Probably as a result of infamous sailors like Blackbeard and Barbarossa, it's popular to give pirate or nautical characters names that reference their [[Seadog Beard\|facial hair]] ~~-- and~~—and not just sailors, either. Despite the title, the beard name isn't restricted to names based around colors, or even necessarily beards (you'll see names like "Captain Blackheart" or "Captain Deadeye" about as often, and of course there's [[Peter Pan\|Captain Hook]]). Line 13: Well, Blackbeard has now grown a small one nowadays. The name "Whitestache" is still pretty awesome. Spain's dub actually [[~~Retcon\|retconed~~retcon]]ed Whitebeard's name to "Albino Mustache" so it worked better. The manga keeps on calling him "Whitebeard" despite him, obviously, lacking a beard. We also have [[Redheaded Hero\|"Red-Haired" Shanks]] and his Red Haired Pirates.

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