Black Bart's ship

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Unknown
Career information
Owner(s)	Black Bart
Captain(s)	Black Bart
Fate	Sunk and ended in Davy Jones' Locker, later restored by unknown means.
Technical information
Type	Galleon
Weapons	Several cannons
Affiliation	Black Bart
Behind the scenes
First appearance	At World's End (video game)
Latest appearance	At World's End (video game)

This ship was a pirate ship owned and captained by Bartholomew "Black Bart" Roberts.

History

After the death of Bartholomew "Black Bart" Roberts, the ship ended up along with its captain in Davy Jones' Locker, wrecked and half-buried in sand. Black Bart resided in the wreck of the ship and, for his amusement, started capturing and imprisoning other inhabitants of the Locker in the ship's many prison cells. Gentleman Jocard, the Pirate Lord of the Atlantic Ocean, was Black Bart's most notable prisoner. After his second "death" on the hands of Captain Jack Sparrow, Black Bart simply disappeared from the Locker, by unknown means, but with his ship left behind.

Black Bart would later meet with Jack Sparrow during the latter's search for the Fountain of Youth, where Jack's small vessel bumped into the ship, which had somehow been brought back from the Locker and used by Roberts, Giselle and Scarlett.

Behind the scenes

It is quite possible that this ship's appearance in the video game adaptation of the 2007 film Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is non-canonical. Reasons being that while Black Bart and Jack Sparrow met in the game, they never met in the films.

It is possible that this ship is the Royal Fortune, a ship used by Roberts in real life.

Appearances

• Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (video game)

Pirate ships in Pirates of the Caribbean
Pirate ships Adventure – Black Barnacle – Black Bart's ship – Black Dog – Black Harbinger – Black Pearl – Black Pearl (frigate) – Buzzard – Centurion – Ching's flagship – Cobra – Cursed crew's pirate ship – Cutlass – Death Omen – Dolphin – Dragon – Dying Gull – Empress – Fancy – Fleur de la Mort – Fortune – Fuchuan – Ghostly Seadog – Gretchen – Grim Reaper – Hai Peng – Hanyu Pinyin – Harkaway – HMS Interceptor – Jack Sparrow's bilander – Jack Sparrow's corvette – Jack Sparrow's galleon – Jack Sparrow's sloop – King George's Amnesty – Kin Tai Fong – Kirbac – Koldunya – La Vipère – Misty Lady – Monkeebutt – Nemesis – Neptune – Ningpo – Otter – Paradox – Pearl – Phantom – Pirate galleon – Princess – Queen Anne's Revenge – Ranger – Red Dragon – Revenant – Revenge – Royal Fortune – Ruddy Rose – Satisfaction – Sea Nymph – Sea Star – Seref – Siren's Revenge – Smilin' Jack's ship – Song – Sparrow – Storm Reaper – Swift – Troubadour – Venganza –Victory – Wicked Wench (Isla Tesoro) – Wicked Wench (Captain Morgan)
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