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"Aye, the Nemesis! Toughest brig to ever sail these waters. But weren't always that way. When he found it, it was nothing but a wreck. Even so, he knew it weren't no regular ship."
Gunner[src]

The Nemesis was a legendary pirate ship during the Age of Piracy. Her last and best known captain was James Sterling.

History[]

It is unknown who was the original captain of the Nemesis, but some time after his resurrection, captain Sterling found the wreck of the Nemesis on some beach.[2] He decided to salvage the craft and turn it into his own pirate ship.[3] Pieces of the Nemesis were scattered all around the Caribbean, and Sterling spent many months in search of them. The vessel's figurehead had washed ashore on Opawy Wato, a volcanic isle populated by cannibals. He found the steering wheel in the palace of Admiral Maldonado, his sworn enemy.[1] After she was repaired, Sterling used the Nemesis to search for the imprisoned spirit of Calypso.

Design and appearance[]

The Nemesis was a very large brig, larger than most brigs. The rigging of the Nemesis had three masts: the Fore, the Main, and the Mizzen. The fore and main masts were rigged with a topsail, a course, and a topgallant while the mizzen only had a topsail and a spanker.

Originally, the Nemesis was armed with 24 guns, like some light frigate, but Sterling later increased the number of her guns to 42. Also, Sterling added a naval ram at the bow of the Nemesis, so that she could ram into enemy ships in order to puncture their hulls and sink them, or at least disable them.

The hull of the Nemesis was coloured in red and gold colours. Her figurehead resembled a female warrior holding a sword and a shield, dressed in antique clothes that resembled Roman or Greek armour. While under its curse, the Nemesis' figurehead resembled an undead skeleton with its sword drawn.

Behind the scenes[]

  • Depending of what the player chooses, the number of the ship's cannons can range from 28 to 42.
  • A ship identical to the Nemesis appears in the non-canon video game Disney Infinity. The ship is captained by Hector Barbossa.
  • The Nemesis was probably named after Nemesis, the Greek goddess of retribution.
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Pirate ships in Pirates of the Caribbean
Pirate ships
AdventureBlack BarnacleBlack Bart's shipBlack DogBlack HarbingerBlack PearlBlack Pearl (frigate)BuzzardCenturionChing's flagshipCobraCursed crew's pirate shipCutlassDeath OmenDolphinDragonDying GullEmpressFancyFortuneFuchuanGhostly SeadogGretchenGrim ReaperHai PengHanyu PinyinHarkawayHMS InterceptorJack Sparrow's sloopJack Sparrow's corvetteJack Sparrow's galleonJack Sparrow's bilanderKing George's AmnestyKin Tai FongKirbacKoldunyaLa Fleur de la MortLa Vipère Misty LadyMonkeebuttNemesisNeptuneNingpoOtterParadoxPearlPhantomPirate galleonPrincessQueen Anne's RevengeRangerRed DragonRevenantRevengeRoyal FortuneRuddy RoseSatisfactionSea NymphSerefSiren's RevengeSongSparrowStorm ReaperSwiftTroubadourVenganzaVictoryWicked Wench
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