Jedi of the Caribbean: Curse of a New Hope

Connections:
- - Both have a world-changing destiny.
- - Both are very skilled with a sword.
- - After leading eventless lives for their first 20 years, they are thrown head first into an unforgettable adventure.
- - Both were orphaned from a young age.
- - Both provide humourless roles.
- - Both of their fathers were corrupted by a dark power.
- - They share a kiss with the female lead. Related or not.

Connections:
- - Both of them lead privileged lives before they went on the run.
- - Both of them are unsure of their feelings for the 'Captain' in their respective stories.
- - Both challenge classic feminine representations.
- - They kiss both male leads.

Connections:
- - Both are pirates/smugglers and Captains of their own ship.
- - Both are well travelled around their respective worlds.
- - Both have debts to pay.
- - Both are captured at the end of the second installment; leaving their fate unknown.
- - Both are masters of the shrug and the wry smile.

Connections:
- - Both of them lived responsible, respectable lives before they went on the run.
- - Both of them betray the lead characters for selfish reasons but ultimately do the right thing in the end.
- - Both are well-mannered and snappy dressers.

Connections:
- - Both are unkempt with scraggly hair.
- - Both serve as the loyal right-hand man/wookiee of the 'Captain'.
- - Both prattle on about nothing.

Ragetti........Cotton........Murtogg

Connections:
- - They all serve as the taller, skinnier part of their duo.
- - Comic relief.
- - Omnipresent.

Pintel........Marty.......Mullroy

Connections:
- - They all serve as the shorter, chubbier part of their duo.
- - Comic relief.
- - Omnipresent.

Connections:
- - Both give advice to other characters.
- - Both are extremely powerful in their prime.
- - Both live in a swamp.
- - Both can see into the future.
- - Both 'disappear'.

Connections:
- - Both serve as a father figure to the hero.
- - Both provide warnings and vital information to the heroes.
- - Both are lurking between the realms of life and death.

Connections:
- - Both serve as an infamous rival to the 'Captain'.
- - Both are part of the pirate world.
- - Both wear legendary headgear.
- - Both are portrayed as antagonists but are well alright really.

Connections:
- - Both are 'extremely British'.
- - Both have influence with the powers that be.
- - Both have minimal yet important roles.

Connections:
- - Both wear legendary headgear.
- - Both are extremely powerful and feared throughout their series.
- - Both are physically scarred under their ensemble.
- - Both are victims of a broken heart.
- - Both of their 'strings' are being pulled by another power.

Connections:
- - Both have leverage over other characters.
- - Both have numerous armed forces and vessels to exert power over their respective worlds.
- - Both are extremely arrogant, smug and disloyal.

Connections:
- - Both were unquestionably loyal to their Empire.
- - Both take command of their respective ship when their superior is murdered.
- - Both are diving experts.

Connections:
- - Both are introduced late in the trilogy but serve as a major character.
- - Both are powerful Pirate Lords.
- - Both serve as a neutral force in the over-arcing war.
- - Both of them have a problem with the 'Captain'.
- - Both live in a lair full of freaks and monstrosities.

Connections:
- - Both serve a Pirate Lord.
- - Both have the same accent and are excessively sweaty.
- - Both are easily swayed.

Connections:
- - Both are dislikeable wankers.
- - No one cared if they lived or died.
- - Both were foolish to cross the 'Captain'.

Connections:
- - Both serve as a loyal follower of the 'Traitor'.
- - Both have a minimal yet noticeable role.

Connections:
- - Both aren't afraid to say what they are thinking.
- - Both worked closely with the 'Traitor' during the story.

Connections:
- - Both were creatures with industrious appetites.
- - Both had many tentacles and a beak.
- - Both live in a 'sea'.
- - Although they ate living organisms, this doesn't always result in death.

Connections:
- - Both are extremely respected individuals and great ship Captains.
- - Both were prisoners who managed to escape.
- - Quote machines.

Connections:
- - They were all privileged, important individuals forced out by a tyrannical Empire as they didn't agree with the way the 'world' was going.
- - Both are leading a group against a force with more resources, manpower and weaponry.
- - Both live outside of the law and are on the run.

Connections:
- - Fiercely loyal to their cruel, murderous Commander.
- - All cannot leave their position due to fear and obligation.
- - Served as supporting villains in the second installment.

Connections:
- - All are part of the pirate world and care mostly for money.
- - All are only loyal to themselves.
- - All strike fear into their enemies due to their abilities.

Connections:
- - They all serve as totty.

Connections:
- - Both are strong-willed women.
- - Both don't reveal their identity straight away.
- - Both have a minor but resonating role in the over-arcing story.

Connections:
- - Both are a species of monkey.
- - Comic relief.
- - Immortal.

Connections:
- - Both managed to survive insurmountable odds several times.
- - Omnipresent and possibly Immortal.