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Captain Blackeye
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| Game(s) | Dream: Land of Giants (cancelled) Banjo-Kazooie Banjo-Tooie Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (cameo) | ||
| World(s) | Jolly Roger's Lagoon | ||
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Captain Blackeye is a large pirate who sits in the back room of Jolly Roger's Tavern in Jolly Roger's Lagoon. He appears to be a pirate and he drinks perpetually. Captain Blackeye rants continuously about how a bear who looked just like Banjo (or so he believes) stole his glory. Captain Blackeye was originally planned as the main antagonist of Dream: Land of Giants, which was scrapped and redeveloped into Banjo-Kazooie.
His purpose in Banjo-Tooie is very minor. If the player talks to him three times, he will threaten to attack Banjo and Kazooie if they do it again. On the fourth attempt, he will try to attack the duo (as implied by his dialogue), but being too seasick he falls over onto his back, so instead he gives Banjo and Kazooie two Doubloons to fetch him a glass of water. However, he then faints in a comical fashion and can still be talked to as he spouts off his infamous remarks.
He makes a cameo appearance in Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts on the Boot in a box weapon. His picture is also on a wanted poster and there is also a shop called "Blackeye's Boat Hire" near the Logbox 720 doors.
Trivia
- According to Grant Kirkhope, Captain Blackeye owned a ship named the "Mudplugger".
- Captain Blackeye breaks the fourth wall when you continue to speak to him, saying that if you press
another time he will "run ye through". - There's an Easter egg where if you talk to him enough, he'll say three quotes: "Arr! I had a dream once...", "I were in this fine game...", and "A bear stole me glory...looked a bit like you, 'e did!". Captain Blackeye is referencing to how he was reduced to a minor character, and how Banjo took the spotlight from him.
