Despite being one of the most notorious pirates in history, Blackbeard was an active pirate with his own command for just two years. When he held prisoners for ransom, such as the Governor’s son ...

But Blackbeard’s lawfulness—and his life—didn’t last long. Just a few months prior, Blackbeard and his small pirate flotilla had blockaded Charleston, South Carolina, for close to a week.

Blackbeard's rise to an emperor is one of the most calculated and ruthless power plays in the One Piece series. Unlike Luffy, ...

Much of A General History remains uncorroborated ... were not as picky in the ships they targeted. Many pirates, including the infamous Blackbeard, were privateers before they decided that the ...

One character in particular is Marshall D. Teach, captain of the Blackbeard Pirates, one of the current Emperors of the New ...

Blackbeard's rise has been almost historical, having gone from a no-name pirate to one of the most powerful individuals on the seas in a span of about 2 years. Oda knows how to write very ...

In 1674, "reformed" pirate Sir Henry Morgan is a high official ... who's been supplanted by notorious Blackbeard himself. Also on the ship is Edwina Mansfield, seemingly a damsel in distress ...

If you were asked to picture the most successful pirate of all time, who would you imagine? Perhaps Long John Silver complete with a perching parrot, or a swashbuckling Blackbeard? Think again!

As of this article's publication, only one pirate has been showcased who could steal others' powers and that would be Marshall D Teech. Loki's defeat would see Blackbeard completing his trifecta ...

Luffy clearly harbors no antagonism towards Shanks but instead desperately wants to meet him again, making Blackbeard the only option should Luffy be forced to choose a pirate crew for Loki to ...