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Any little ''boy'' found on a pirate ship will half the time [[Sweet Polly Oliver|be this girl in disguise]].
The [[Pirate Girl]] often has a [[Dark and Troubled Past]] detailing how she ended up in this position; abusive fathers who they are in a [["Well Done, Son" Guy]] relationship with seems to be a common theme.
A subtrope of [[Pirate]], ([[Incredibly Lame Pun|Captain]] [[Captain Obvious|Obvious, anyone?]]).
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== Anime and Manga ==
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** There's also Mistress Cheng, though she's past Pirate Girlhood and is more of a Pirate Lady.
** In the fourth movie we have Angelica, a [[Badass Spaniard]] who is Jack Sparrow's [[New Old Flame]].
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* Has anyone mentioned Captain Morgan Adams, played by Geena Davis in ''[[Cutthroat Island]]''? Although, technically, she's a Pirate ''Hunter''.
* In ''[[Muppet Treasure Island]]'', Ellis Ashley Flyte, the wife of Brian Henson (the film's producer and director) gives an uncredited appearance as Big Fat Ugly Bug-Faced Baby-Eating O'Brian (a female ship's crew mate seen only during the Roll Call scene).
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== Video Games ==
* Aika and the other female Blue Rogues in ''[[Skies of Arcadia (Video Game)|Skies of Arcadia]]''.
* Faris/{{spoiler|[[
** And before Faris, there was Leila in ''[[Final Fantasy II (Video Game)|Final Fantasy II]]''.
** Given that she works with known [[Sky Pirate]] [[Lovable Rogue|Balthier]], we can probably add Fran from ''[[Final Fantasy XII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy XII]]'' to the list as well.
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** One of the most famous post-Rebellion krogan warlords (read: pirates) was a fertile female named Shiagur; thanks to the genophage, fertile females are exceptionally rare, and she used her status to raise a major fleet. Then she started setting up bases, attacking colonies, and in general doing things pirates ought to do. She's very seriously dead by the time the game rolls around, though, thanks to the highly-unamused turian fleets.
* Tetra/{{spoiler|Zelda}} in ''[[The Legend of Zelda the Wind Waker (Video Game)|The Legend of Zelda the Wind Waker]]'' actually captains a pirate ship, and she inherited her crew and command from her mother. The Gerudo pirates in ''[[The Legend of Zelda Majoras Mask (Video Game)|Majora's Mask]]'' certainly count, as does Jolene from ''[[The Legend of Zelda Phantom Hourglass (Video Game)|Phantom Hourglass]]''.
* The [[PS 3]] release of ''[[Tales of Vesperia (Video Game)|Tales of Vesperia]]'' has a [[Token Mini
** Predated by Chat from ''[[Tales of Eternia (Video Game)|Tales of Eternia]]'', another [[Token Mini
* The pirate ship Dolce from ''[[Eternal Sonata]]'' is named after its female captain, who you encounter in chapter 4. You fight her again later, and maybe a third time. And even a fourth time is possible if you're playing on Encore Mode, the game's version of [[New Game Plus]].
* "Cap'n" Ginny of ''[[My Sims]]'' is obessed with pretending to be a pirate, and her best friend (boyfriend?) goes along with it. By ''[[My Sims]] Kingdom'', she's moved on to a new profession, but her old obsession is still referenced by Vic Vector when you give him a figurine of her.
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* Captain Rose from ''[[Zack and Wiki]]''
* The Piranas clan from ''[[Urban Rivals]]'' is full of half-dressed pirate babes.
* Ann Sireina from ''[[Endless Frontier|Super Robot Taisen OG Saga Endless Frontier]]'' is the Captain of the submarine Silent Vox, and wields a pair of [[Hand Cannon|handcannon]]-[[Dual Tonfas|tonfas]]. She's a buxom [[Our Mermaids Are Different|half-]][[
* A lady pirate appears at the end of Captain Brickbeard's story in ''[[Lego Battles]]''.
* A... slightly drunk... lady pirate... is included in ''[[Jak and Daxter|Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier]]''. No, she only appears once and is just a background character.
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