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It's a group of Pans threw out the years.

1. (1953 Disney version) - Peter is ever-so-cheerful and active. He can be very hot-headed and quite mean at times, but despite this, he is caring and protective especially when it comes to the safety of his friends. He finds enjoyment in fighting Captain Hook, and was responsible for the loss of his left hand, which Mr. Smee points out that it was only a "childish" prank. In the Disney junior series Jake and the Neverland Pirates, he is more cautious and responsible, and can read.
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2. (1990's version from Fox) - Peter is very careless, guiltless, naïve and sees everything as a game, doesn't notice the bad consequences or his mistakes (he doesn't make any!) and doesn't get wiser after the event. He never notices that he is adored by Wendy Darling, Tiger Lily, Tinker Bell, and the mermaids, thinking of girls (if at all) as mother figures. He enjoys fighting pirates, especially Captain Hook, whom he believes is "the reason for him never to grow up".
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3. (2012 series (you could find online) - He's commanding, but very brave, always up for a challenge, a game and for adventure no matter how perilous. He enjoys his confrontations with Captain Hook, but sometimes is assisted by him in several situations. Despite his cockiness, recklessness, and selfishness, he still always manages to come through in the end, seeming slightly more mature than the other versions.
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4. (my own from 2014) - My Peter is a combination of Starcatchers and the 2003 film, an orphan who grew up living at St. Norbert's until he was shipwrecked on the island of Neverland. He gained permanent flying ability and eternal youth from over-exposure to stardust. He is often stubborn, careless and self-centered, but nonetheless he feels a great sense of responsibility for his friends and is also attracted to girls, particularly Wendy Darling, Tiger Lily, Tinker Bell and mermaids. He accidentally cut off Capt. Hook's left hand in a battle, though refused to go any farther.
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Description
It's a group of Pans threw out the years.

1. (1953 Disney version) - Peter is ever-so-cheerful and active. He can be very hot-headed and quite mean at times, but despite this, he is caring and protective especially when it comes to the safety of his friends. He finds enjoyment in fighting Captain Hook, and was responsible for the loss of his left hand, which Mr. Smee points out that it was only a "childish" prank. In the Disney junior series Jake and the Neverland Pirates, he is more cautious and responsible, and can read.
(0 votes)

2. (1990's version from Fox) - Peter is very careless, guiltless, naïve and sees everything as a game, doesn't notice the bad consequences or his mistakes (he doesn't make any!) and doesn't get wiser after the event. He never notices that he is adored by Wendy Darling, Tiger Lily, Tinker Bell, and the mermaids, thinking of girls (if at all) as mother figures. He enjoys fighting pirates, especially Captain Hook, whom he believes is "the reason for him never to grow up".
(3 votes)

3. (2012 series (you could find online) - He's commanding, but very brave, always up for a challenge, a game and for adventure no matter how perilous. He enjoys his confrontations with Captain Hook, but sometimes is assisted by him in several situations. Despite his cockiness, recklessness, and selfishness, he still always manages to come through in the end, seeming slightly more mature than the other versions.
(1 vote)

4. (my own from 2014) - My Peter is a combination of Starcatchers and the 2003 film, an orphan who grew up living at St. Norbert's until he was shipwrecked on the island of Neverland. He gained permanent flying ability and eternal youth from over-exposure to stardust. He is often stubborn, careless and self-centered, but nonetheless he feels a great sense of responsibility for his friends and is also attracted to girls, particularly Wendy Darling, Tiger Lily, Tinker Bell and mermaids. He accidentally cut off Capt. Hook's left hand in a battle, though refused to go any farther.
(1 vote)

Tell me, which Peter is your favorite.

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