Editing Captain Hook

While looking for treasure on the island of Neverland, Hook and [[Mr. Smee]] are attacked by a swarm of [[Unversed]], but are rescued by [[Terra]]. Hook tells Terra that a young boy has been tormenting him for quite some time, attempting to steal "the [[light]]" inside Hook's chest. Terra at first believes that the boy may be [[Vanitas]], but Hook tells him that the boy's name is [[Peter Pan]], and requests Terra to take the chest to Skull Rock and guard it from the thief. Once they arrive, Smee informs Hook of a [[Star Shard|shooting star]] which landed not far from where they are. Hoping to find more treasure, Hook leaves the chest in Terra's care and departs to find the shooting star. He finds it, and captures [[Tinker Bell]], as well. Although he is confronted by [[Ventus]], Hook escapes with Tinker Bell and reunites with Terra inside Skull Rock, showing him the imprisoned fairy, who he plans to use to trap Peter Pan.  

Some time later, when [[Aqua]] lands on the island, the Lost Boys tell her that Hook has stolen their treasure once again. Aqua, Peter, and the Lost Boys eventually track Hook down, but as Hook gloats, he opens the treasure chest only to find nothing but the Boys' toys and other keepsakes (including Ventus's [[wooden Keyblade]]). As he curses, the Crocodile appears and he runs away.  

Some time after [[Master Xehanort]]'s defeat, Hook's hat is stolen by Peter.

In the following decade, Captain Hook is recruited by [[Pete]] to be a part of [[Maleficent]]'s council of [[villains]]; however, unlike [[Jafar]], [[Ursula]], [[Hades]] and [[Oogie Boogie]], Hook remained in the dark about the purpose served by the [[Princesses of Heart]]. Intrigued by Maleficent's army of [[Heartless]], Captain Hook replaces his pirate crew with them, with the exception of [[Smee]]. With their dark powers, Hook was able to traverse the universe on his pirate ship. Hook attended the meeting to watch the Heartless attack [[Traverse Town]], becoming shocked that [[King Mickey]]'s subjects had joined forces with the [[Keyblade wielder]]. When comparing them to bilge rats, Hook was insulted by Oogie and snapped at him, but was silenced by Maleficent, who was interested in seeing where [[Sora]]'s path would lead him. Following [[Jasmine]]'s abduction and Jafar's defeat, Hook is called in by Maleficent to take [[Riku]] to find [[Kairi]].

 

[[File:If You Believe 01 KH.png|left|200px|thumb|Hook is cast overboard, leaving him at the mercy of the Crocodile.]]

By this point, Hook had captured [[Wendy]], hoping she was one of the chosen ones, and had also managed to lock [[Peter Pan]] in the brig of his ship. After finding [[Kairi]], Hook sailed his ship back to [[Neverland]]. However, he came upon the [[Gummi Ship]] near by and rammed it, taking Sora, [[Donald]], and [[Goofy]] captive and locking them in the brig. Though annoyed that Riku kept bossing him around, Hook complies with him as the boy had more control of the Heartless than him. Riku later informs him that Wendy is not a [[Princess of Heart]], and then hears from Smee than the prisoners escaped. Hook manages to capture [[Tinker Bell]], demanding Sora hand over the [[Keyblade]], but then the [[Crocodile]] arrives and scares him into the ship. Peter Pan later tricks him out and Hook fights the heroes, ultimately getting knocked off the ship and chased away by the Crocodile.

Hook also appears in Riku's memory-worlds as a token of the indelible [[darkness]] within him.

In the original book, Captain James Hook is the Pirate Captain of the Jolly Roger. His origins are all but unknown, only showing that he was a school teacher and a sword champion before his life of crime. Hook came to Neverland because he thought that there would be treasure, and he was right as the book makes reference to Peter Pan and the Lost Boys having fun by stealing his treasure and making him find it all over again. A connoisseur of the fine arts, Hook has a passion for Shakespearian literature, sometimes interrupting his current situation to recite passages and wax poetic. Hook also makes references to "Good Form", something he picked up in his teaching days. When ever he fights Pan, he always tries to make the fight to "Good Form" as a habit. But when given the opportunity, he will try to trick Pan in order to gain the upper hand. Peter would call him on this behavior by saying "Bad Form", but Hook would always find a way of making it good again, usually by saying his life was at risk. One point that the game doesn't use is how cruel Hook really is. This point is made both in the book and in the 1953 film, when Hook shoots one of his men. The Disney film made this a little child safe by making Hook get annoyed with his singing. In the book, Hook shoots him unprovoked, just to have a little fun.