Swashbuckle Sloop

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Swashbuckle Sloop

• Pirate Sloop
• Pirate Submarine

Sid Swashbuckle's boat/sub

The Swashbuckle Sloop is a pirate ship owned by Sid Swashbuckle which he and Arrby presumably live on.

Appearance

The Swashbuckle Sloop is made of dark brown wood with golden trimming. it has a similar-looking interior. It has two large masts, each with a black sail. The front sail depicts a gold treasure chest and crossbones; the same symbol seen on Sid Swashbuckle's hat. It has a cargo hold where Sid stashes the various objects he and Arrby have stolen.

When turned into a submarine, it gains a driver's seat and electronic map.

Episode Appearances

Season 4

• Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis

Season 5

• Sea Patrol: Pups Save a Sunken Sloop
• Sea Patrol: Pups Save Their Pirated Sea Patroller

Season 7

• Ultimate Rescue: Pups Save the Pupmobiles

Trivia

• The Swashbuckle Sloop is the second vehicle used by a villain to have an alternate mode, the first being Sweetie's Mission PAW roadster/flying helicopter car, though its size is much larger and it is more of a mobile base befitting modern day pirates like Sid & Arrby (as its ability to change into a submarine allows Sid to plunder both above and below the waves).
  • It is similar to the Kitten Catastrophe Crew's Kitty Carrier Mobile in that it is a vehicle used by both a human villain (Mayor Humdinger & Sid Swashbuckle) and their animal henchmen (the KCC & Arrby).
• Though its ability to turn into a sub is impressive, it is shown to lack the ability to go onto land like the Sea Patroller in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Their Pirated Sea Patroller", which leads Sid & Arrby to try and steal the Sea Patroller. Sid has no problem abandoning his ship, which leaves him and Arrby to search for their ship after the Sea Patrol reclaims the Sea Patroller.
  • Ironically, the Sea Patroller lacks the ability to turn into a sub though fortunately the Sea Patrol has the Sub Patroller to make up for this, which Sid & Arrby ironically failed to steal along with the Sea Patroller. Thus the Swashbuckle Sloop can be seen as a counterpart to the Sea Patroller with each ship having an alternate mode the other lacks.

Gallery

The Swashbuckle Sloop's Helm in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis"

Cargo hold chest containing four stolen cameras in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis".

Cargo hold interior in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis".

Sid on the stairs leading into the cargo hold during his song in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis".

Arrby in the cargo holding a pirate rubber ducky during Sid's song in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis".

A pile of stolen pup treats in the cargo hold in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis".

Sid looking at Puplantis' pearls on his Sloop's video monitor in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis".

Arrby in the cargo hold with the Clam of Puplantis in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis".

The Clam of Puplantis filling the cargo hold with magic pearls in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis".

Chase about to open a hatch that leads into the sub's cargo hold in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis".

Merpup Chase finds the stolen Clam of Puplantis in the cargo hold in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis".

Arrby cleaning the Sloop's deck in "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Their Pirated Sea Patroller"