Will Blackbeard s sword in the fourth part be able to control the Dutchman in the first and second p

Relatedly, in the fourth part, Captain Barbossa captured Blackbeard's fleet, the Black Pearl was sealed in a bottle by Blackbeard, etc., and Turner became the captain of the Flying Dutchman in the third part. But you can watch the fifth part without watching the first few parts, and you can make up for it later.

It has nothing to do with the fourth part, but it has something to do with the third part.

I think I still have to make up for the first 4 parts, at least the relationship between the characters can be understood.

Nothing connected, can go directly to see it nice.

I think it's the Dutch, the outer layer of his ship is basically shells and corals because it has been underwater all the year round, and the defense can be imagined, and then it not only has side guns, but also front guns, and there are several 3-company guns.

Of course, it's the "Dutch", and the giant octopus summoned dominates the sea.

The strongest is Jack Pyle... Just look at the fourth part... Because Blackbeard is hanging...

At first, he thought about it, but then changed his mind, because the captain of the "Flying Dutchman" needed to take care of the souls of those who died at sea, otherwise he would become the appearance of Captain Octopus, so Jack gave up, because he longed for that kind of unfettered and comfortable life. So at the end of the third part, even with Jones's heart in his hand, he was very hesitant and didn't stab it.

He didn't stab with a knife, because he was afraid of turning into an octopus face, as for the beginning, he was indeed quite a flying Dutchman captain, and it can be seen from his efforts to seize the heart The second purpose of snatching the heart is to prove to the big octopus Jones that he has the ability to control his soul, and he will no longer be afraid of the big octopus because of his "debt", as for the last time to give Turner a thorn, it is a last resort, because Turner is about to hang, giving him a thorn can not only save little Turner's life, but also be a favor, secondly, Turner became the captain of the ship, and he didn't use his soul to serve, killing two birds with one stone. The nobility is reflected here, ostensibly by giving up the great opportunity to be the captain of the ship to little Turner, but in fact, by avoiding the threat of the big octopus to himself, and not having to go ashore for the first time in 10 years to carry his soul back and forth, Jack is very shrewd

It's going to be a little harder. You should understand the plot and character relationships of the previous ones, and it seems easy to understand.

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The crew of the Flying Dutchman can teleport to other ships and not die. Blackbeard can control the rope, but the Dutch crew can pass through walls. The Dutch cannons were fierce, and the Greek fire of the Queen's could not burn the Dutch, and the Dutch were still wet when they first came out of the water.

In general, the Dutch are superior.

The Flying Dutchman is also a ship in the, and Blackbeard said that he didn't get to the bottle soon, so he made the Flying Dutchman into a bottled ship.

The first floor is silly, isn't it? Blackbeard's knife can control everything in the ship, your cannon is out of order, the ship can't move. With a few undead fighting each other? Blackbeard also has a corpse, okay.

Is this, Will's Dutchman, and Barbosa's Queen of Vengeance, necessary to fight? Besides, Black Pearl took the Dutchman away ...... again

The black pearl was given by the octopus, and the limit was 30 years, and after 30 years, Jack had to serve for 100 years. Barbossa was resurrected by Calypso.

Is 13 years of captaining enough? Squidward (David Jones): Hurry back to the flying Dutchman for dinner I have painstakingly ordered the Norwegian Sea Monster to help you pull the beloved Black Pearl out of the abyss and make you captain for 13 years (in fact, Jack was only the captain for two years before being overthrown by Barbossa) Our deadline is up, you get my ship to serve me for 100 years!

After Jack was brought to the end of the world by the Norwegian sea monster, everyone was leaderless, and there had to be a capable captain to lead everyone to save Jack, and the witch realized this, and the witch thought that the dead Barbossa was a good candidate, so she brought Barbossa back from the underworld.

If you look at parts 1 to 4, it should be Jack's father who is the strongest, the guardian of the pirate code, as soon as he appears, no one dares to speak (as can be seen from the 3rd part), and there is Blackbeard in 4, the absolute villain of this film, and the strength is considerable.

Hehe, of course, it's Captain Jack.

Captain Jack, Jake Parro, of course.

Captain Jack was the captain of a ship owned by the British East India Company led by Lord Beckett, and was tasked with transporting a shipment of cargo from Africa.

The ship's name was The Wicked Wench, later known as the Black Pearl, but Jack discovered that the so-called "cargo" was actually African slaves, and out of a sense of justice, Jack freed them all.

Jack was expelled by the East India Company and became a pirate. And The Wicked Wench was also destroyed by Lord Beckett and sunk into the sea. After being expelled, Jack is determined to get his ship back.

He then approached David Jones, the captain of the Flying Dutchman, and asked Jones to save his ship on the condition that by the 13th year, Jones would have Jack's soul for 100 years (100 years on the ghost ship) after Jack became captain again.

Jones agreed, and helped Jack rescue The Wicked Wench, which was renamed "Black Pearl".