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Tick-Tock the Crocodile is a recurring character from the Disney Junior animated series, Jake and the Never Land Pirates. He is the very same crocodile that devoured Captain Hook's left hand after Peter Pan cut it off in a sword fight some years ago. Tick-Tock loved the taste of Captain Hook's hand so much, he has followed the Jolly Roger ever since, licking his chops eager to devour the rest of the captain, Luckily for Hook, however, the crocodile swallowed an alarm clock, allowing Hook to hear him coming Tick-Tock was born a couple of years before the events of "Jake and the Never Land Pirates" and "Peter Pan", hatching on the shores of Never Land. He was adopted by one of Tinker Bell's pixie companions whom he imprinted on believing she was his mother. Not long after being born, the infant crocodile found himself aboard the ship of a young pirate captain named James, who would one day become the feared Captain Hook. During his escapade aboard James' ship, the crocodile accidentally swallowed the alarm clock of one of the crew members, thus gaining his iconic nickname. The ship adventure would also lead to Tick-Tock's first encounter with Hook, believing the captain was a codfish, prompting him to snap and chase after him in the Never Sea. (Sponsored by: Peter Pan live at starlight theater)

Skully

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Skully is the tritagonist of the Disney Junior's television series, Jake and the Never Land Pirates. He is a small green anthropomorphic parrot who serves as the look-out for Jake, Izzy and Cubby. As Jake's look-out, Skully keeps a watch out for Captain Hook, who targets the kids as his various Skully is wise and very responsible with the kids. He is much appreciated and worries for their safety when doing a dangerous task. Skully is friends with Jake and his crew and like them seems to be annoyed rather quickly by Captain Hook. Unlike Jake, however, Skully feels no remorse for Hook when the villainous pirate is in peril. Skully sometimes acts like a small child, being very playful and speaking in the third person occasionally. Skully can also be very wise-cracking, often giving a joking remark on a certain situation, usually at Hook's suspense (sponsored by: Peter Pan live)