Captain John Smith (Disney Character)

Captain John Smith is a handsome young 27-year-old English explorer who is shown to already be a legend when he first appears, as Thomas mentions that there are "amazing stories about him." He is well known for his exploits as an explorer, not to mention his success at fighting savages.

According to the book *A Boy Across the Sea* from the Six New Adventures collection, John Smith was born in Willoughby, Lincolnshire. He grew up on a farm and was the oldest of three siblings. He has a brother named Francis and a sister named Alice.

### Personality

At the beginning of the film, John is shown to have some prejudiced views regarding Native Americans, as he believes them to be savages. Despite these views, he is regarded for his courage and heroism. An encounter with Pocahontas and getting to know her and so much she teaches him changes his opinions, and he comes to believe that the natives can help his people. He is also shown to be selfless, as he was willing to take the blame for Thomas when he kills Kocoum. This is also demonstrated when he risks his own life to save Thomas from drowning during a storm.

John also shows that he can also be caring, as he takes Thomas under his wing and becomes his best friend and big brother figure. He also shows this as he teaches Thomas things, he knows about shooting and sailing. Throughout the film, he shows the same loyalty to Thomas as Thomas shows him.

### Physical appearance

John Smith is a muscular young man who had fair skin, shoulder-length light blond hair with fringes on each side, and blue eyes.

In *Pocahontas* and its sequel, he wears a conquistador uniform consisting of a medium blue conquistador armor, a light blue long-sleeved button shirt with the sleeves folded into cuffs, blue pants and dark blue boots with folded sleeves. He was also worn a satchel and a musket. He initially wore a blue helmet to match his outfit in the original film. His primary outfit appears in different shades of blue.

When he was captured by Chief Powhatan and was nearly executed, John's medium blue conquistador armor was removed, and his light blue button shirt was loose and his boots from his primary outfit became black. When he is about to return to England after saving Chief Powhatan from getting shot by Ratcliffe, John's button shirt was open to show his chest while covered with white bandages due to the gunshot wound, he sustained.

At the end of the sequel, John now wears a dark blue sleeveless tunic with gold trim with a white long-sleeved collared shirt, blue pants, and black traditional shoes and gray socks.

## Role in the film

In 1607, the Virginia Company finances a voyage to the New World, so that settlers may found a colony in the new world. Due to his extraordinary reputation in dealing with natives, John Smith is chosen as captain. Governor Ratcliffe, who is to be the leader of the new colony, notes that he is depending on John to deal with the natives so that there are no disruptions. During the voyage, one young man, named Thomas, falls overboard. In response, John, with some assistance from Ben and Lon, mounts a risky but successful rescue mission. He jokes how refreshing that was as he rings out Thomas' hat and puts it back on Thomas. Ratcliffe appears asking if there's trouble on deck, to which John explains, "Thomas fell overboard, sir." earning him Ratcliffe's praise. Thomas tells John his plans for the New World as they tie off a cannon, "I'm going to get a pile of gold, build me a big house, and if any Indian tries to stop me, I'll blast him." John tells Thomas to just worry "about that fortune of yours" and to "leave the savages to me". However, he's moved by Thomas's spirit, will, and bravery and takes Thomas on as his protégé. He later notes, as he takes Thomas with him up to the lookout, that he has seen hundreds of new worlds and that there could be little that would be different about this one.

When they reach the new world, work begins on a colony, which is named Jamestown, Virginia. Upon landing, John is sent out with a crew so that they can tie the ship off. While there, John meets Meeko but is prevented from seeing Pocahontas, hidden by Flit. Ratcliffe then tasks John with exploring the surrounding area, to scout for natives.

While exploring, John is impressed by the land, deeming it wild and challenging. Meanwhile, he is secretly being followed by Pocahontas. John stops to wash his face at a river but notices a reflection. Hiding behind a rock, he readies his gun, but when he jumps upon the person, he discovers a beautiful woman. He puts down his gun and tries to introduce himself at first, just before the woman runs from him, and he quickly follows her. John tries to explain that he won't hurt her, but she doesn't understand him at first. However, he tries telling her it was alright. She takes his hand and sees he's not a threat to her, and they take a moment to notice each other. When he asks her name, she tells him that her name is Pocahontas. The two talk for some time, bonding over their different cultures. Pocahontas is fascinated by John's description of London's advanced technologies and infrastructure and hopes she will be able to experience it herself one day. John states that such day will come, as the settlers intend to introduce their culture to her people, starting with building roads and better houses. Pocahontas objects to this plan as her people get along just fine with the way things are, to which John replies that she only thinks that because she does not know of any better ways of life. Pocahontas is insulted by his statement and storms off in disgust. John goes after her, explaining that the white man has travelled the world improving the lives of "savages," a term that angers Pocahontas. He tries to apologize, and although Pocahontas realizes he means well, she calls him out on his colonist mindset and teaches him that just because his culture is more advanced than hers does not make it superior, nor does it give him the right to force his culture onto others. However, their time together is cut short when Pocahontas hears the sound of drums and runs off.

A few days later, John sneaks away from camp to find Pocahontas. During their talk, John tells Pocahontas about the reason the settlers are there: to look for gold. Pocahontas has never heard of gold, and after hearing a description holds up an ear of corn. John corrects her by saying, "Gold is this." and shows her a gold piece, which Pocahontas has never seen and states that nothing like that exists in Virginia as far as she is aware of. The disappointed John remarks that they came a long way for nothing, and notes that some settlers might leave, but that the rest would have to carry out the settlement. Pocahontas asks if he would leave, but John notes he has nothing to go back to in England, as he has never belonged anywhere. Pocahontas chooses to introduce John to Grandmother Willow. The experience shocks him at first, but he grows to like her, especially after she compliments his looks. They are interrupted by Ben and Lon, who have come looking for John. John and Pocahontas hide, and Grandmother Willow spooks the two men away. John decides to go back before they send more people looking for him but first, agrees to meet Pocahontas that night at Grandmother Willow's glade.

When John returns to camp, he is nearly shot at by Thomas, "Easy Thomas, it's me." Thomas apologetically lowers his musket saying he could've killed John. John coaches Thomas on how to aim more properly by keeping both eyes open and slaps his little friend on the back before going in. He is then questioned by Ratcliffe as to where he had been. John uses the excuse that he was scouting. Ratcliffe approves, as the information will be useful for the upcoming battle. John learns that Ratcliffe plans to attack the Indians, in order to get the gold Ratcliffe believes them to be hiding. He protests, much to the surprise of Ratcliffe and the settlers, causing the only moment of tension between him and Thomas for the whole film. John relates what he has learned from Pocahontas, though he doesn't reveal her identity, saying only that he met an Indian. John notes the advantages of working with the natives and shows them an ear of corn he brought back as proof that they are not the savages they initially assumed they were. He then says that there is no gold, much to the settlers' surprise, but Ratcliffe dismisses the tale as lies and proclaims that anyone who sees natives must shoot them on sight or be charged with treason and hanged.

Despite Ratcliffe's ruling, John sneaks out of camp that night. However, he is unknowingly spotted by Thomas. Ratcliffe orders Thomas to follow John, as well as to shoot any Indians he sees. Meanwhile, John meets with Pocahontas and tells her of the impending attack. Pocahontas reveals that her people are also preparing for war and that if they are to stop this, John must come to talk to her father, Chief Powhatan. John initially refuses, citing the matter to be impossible, but eventually acquiesces, after Grandmother Willow compares the situation to ripples, which must be started by someone. John and Pocahontas impulsively share a kiss, which is witnessed by both Thomas and Kocoum, who had followed Pocahontas. Kocoum attacks John out of jealousy and tries to murder him. John manages to disarm him of his tomahawk, but Kocoum draws out his knife and almost overpowers him. Just as Kocoum is about to come to his senses, Thomas shoots him and he dies instantly. Kocoum's death makes Pocahontas angry, and John orders a speechless and guilt-filled Thomas to leave. As soon as he does, warriors from Pocahontas's tribe appear, and capture John, believing him to have killed Kocoum.

At the village, Powhatan sentences John to death at sunrise, as the first casualty in the upcoming war. That night, Pocahontas comes and apologizes for getting him in trouble. John refuses to accept, stating that he was a better person for having met her and that he would be with her forever. Pocahontas leaves,

Meanwhile, Thomas runs back to camp in panic bringing the news of John's capture, waking up everyone in the camp. Thomas goes on to insist that they need to mount a rescue, stating that John would do the same for any of his comrades. Ben voices his agreement that they need to save John. Ratcliffe decides to take advantage of the panic-stricken settlers to commit genocide against the Indians and says they will rescue John. He further insists that he tried to tell them that the Indians weren't trustworthy and declares that they will attack the natives at daybreak.

As the two sides prepare for war, Pocahontas brings news to Grandmother Willow that Chief Powhatan is going to kill John at sunrise. Meeko hands her John's compass, and she sees that it's the arrow from her recurring dream. The arrow stops at the sunrise, prompting Pocahontas to attempt to stop the war.

Soon John is forcefully taken to a cliff, near where the battle is to take place. Just then the English settlers arrive for the battle-ready to fire, Powhatan prepares to execute John. Before he can do so, Pocahontas intervenes, throwing her body over John's, with a proclamation that Powhatan will have to kill her along with John. Pocahontas proclaims her love for John and rebukes everyone for following the path of hatred and discrimination. The two sides are left shocked into silence. Powhatan, seeing the truth, chooses to release John, and calls off his warriors. The settlers are content to let the fight go, and they lower their muskets, as John has been released. Ratcliffe tries to shoot Powhatan, but John sees this, pushes Powhatan out of the way and takes the shot, saving his life. Thomas and the others realize Ratcliffe's true motives and they tie him up and gag him and send him back to England at Thomas' order.

John survives but is forced to return to England for medical treatment from Ratcliffe's bullet, otherwise, he would die. Pocahontas arrives, bringing food, healing bark from Grandmother Willow, and says goodbye to John. John invites her to come with him, but Pocahontas initially refuses, stating that she's needed with her tribe. John wants to stay, but Pocahontas tells that he has to go, because she would be with him forever no matter what. Powhatan comes, and thanks John for saving his life earlier, stating that he is always welcome among their people. John is soon sent on his way by Thomas and Lon and is rowed to the ship by Ben. The film concludes as he is able to wave goodbye to Pocahontas as the ship sails out to sea.

## TV Shows

### *House of Mouse*

John Smith made a couple of rare cameo appearances in this series. His most notable cameo occurs in the episode "House of Turkey", where he is seen walking through the club's lobby alongside Pocahontas as Donald Duck greets them. The colors of the wind also blow past Donald. Daisy Duck, at her desk, checks the guest list and says "Pocahontas, John Smith and the Colors of the Wind. Check."

## Disney Parks

John Smith is a very elusive character in the American parks. Still, he can sometimes be found for the meet & greets at Disneyland Paris around Cowboy Cookout BBQ. In the American Parks, he's often seen in Animal Kingdom and out training for and attending RunDisney Marathons such as the Princess Half Marathon.

John Smith plays a major role in Disney's Hollywood Studios version of Fantasmic!

## Video Games

### Disney Emoji Blitz

When Flit's power-up is activated, he'll chase John Smith across the board and break emojis in the process.

### Animated Storybook: Pocahontas

John appears on pages two, four, five, seven, eight, ten, and eleven.

On page two, John appears after the full narration riding down on a cannon and saying, "I've been looking for a place like this all my life." and sits down on the cannon. If the player clicks on him or has the word 'search' defined, John will look around and say, "If there are any Indians out there, I'll find them." When the player clicks continue, Meeko will come up to John Smith; John will greet him with, "Well hello, you're a strange looking fella." and then offers a biscuit to him. Meeko will take it and run off; John will look after him, say, "Hey!" and run after him.

On page four, John will come out with his gun aimed, but lowers it when he sees Pocahontas. He reaches his hand out to which Pocahontas appears ready to run. He tells her, "No, wait." and sets his gun down and asks, "Who are you?" Though Pocahontas doesn't understand at first, she remembers to listen with her heart and tells him, "My name is Pocahontas." To which he tells her, "I'm John Smith." and offers his hand to her which she takes, and they reappear on the riverbank sitting together. If the player clicks on different things around them, John will say its name in English and Pocahontas will say it in Algonquin. If the player clicks on John, he'll show Pocahontas how to shake hands and tell her, "It's alright, it's just a handshake. It's how we say hello." If the player clicks on Pocahontas, she will show him how her people say hello, "This is how we say hello: Wingapo." and John will make an attempt to copy her movement. If the player clicks on Flit, John will catch his beak in a biscuit and say, "Hey little fella." and Pocahontas will release him. When the player clicks continue, John will tell Pocahontas, "We'll show your people how to use this land properly." When Pocahontas says, "How can there be so much you don't know." and prepares to leave, he touches her arm and says, "Wait."

On page five, after narration, John will say, "We'll cut down these trees, build roads and decent houses." until Pocahontas begins to educate him. If the player clicks on the tree, John will catch a golden hawk on his arm and stay put looking at it. When the player clicks on John Smith while he has the hawk on his arm, he'll let it go again and resume his original position. When the player clicks on Pocahontas, as the wind blows by, John will react to it with Pocahontas. If the player clicks on John, he'll touch a bush behind them, and butterflies will come out. When the player clicks continue, the drums will sound and Pocahontas will tell him, "The drums, they mean trouble." as she leaves, John will tell her, "Please don't leave!" to which she tells him, "I have to go." and leaves him on the cliff.

On page seven, John will be on the top right corner of the page with the English. After the narration, after Ratcliffe speaks, John will say, "They're not savages, they can help us." If the player clicks on him, he'll say the same thing but spread out his arms a different way. If the player clicks on Ratcliffe, John will reply to Ratcliffe's "They've got our gold!" with the same action as being clicked on but say, "But there is no gold." to which Ratcliffe says, "Lies, lies, all of it!" When the player clicks continue, John will look to the other side and leave saying, "We have to try talking to them."

On page eight, after the narration and Meeko and Percy show up, John will tell Pocahontas, "See? Once two sides want to fight, nothing can stop them." If the player clicks on Pocahontas, John will gasp at Grandmother Willow before Pocahontas tells him, "Don't be afraid, it's Grandmother Willow." When the player clicks on Grandmother Willow, after she tells John to "come closer", he'll say, "What?" If the player clicks on John, he'll say, "What do you say to a tree?" If the player clicks on Flit, John and Pocahontas will begin to kiss before Flit intervenes and John says, "It's that bird again!" When the player clicks continue, John will join hands with Pocahontas and kiss until Kocoum reveals himself and they break away looking at him in shock before the screen goes blank.

On page ten, John will be on the cliff prepared for execution before Pocahontas intervenes and saves him. He remains silent for this page.

On page eleven, John will be on a stretcher to go back to England. After narration, John will tell Pocahontas, "Pocahontas, come to England with me." She tells him, "My place is here, with my people." When the player clicks on Pocahontas or defines the word 'heal', she'll give him a pouch saying, "It's from Grandmother Willow's bark, it'll help with the pain." If the player clicks on her a second time, she'll lean close and grasp his hand. If the player clicks on John, Percy will come up and John will pat him and say, "See ya, Percy." If the player clicks on Powhatan, he and John will shake hands while Powhatan tells him, "You are always welcome among our people." If the player clicks on Flit, Flit will fly into his hand while John says, "And I thought you didn't like strangers." When the player clicks continue, John will say, "But I can't leave you." Pocahontas will reply, "You won't, no matter what happens, I'll always be with you."

## Pocahontas: Six New Adventures

John Smith is in the books A Boy Across the Sea, On The High Seas, and A Long Way From Home. He can also be seen on the protective casing on one side; he's seen in an image consulting his compass while exploring the woods with Thomas and Percy.

In A Boy Across the Sea, the story follows how a 12-year-old John Smith got the compass he used in the movie from a Venetian merchant named Senor Dandello who gave it to him after John saved him from being killed by a thief named Jennings who'd also swindled John. We also learn more about John's background.

In On The High Seas, he starts out teaching Thomas sailing knots and is the first to try to discourage the idea of Thomas manning the helm to Ratcliffe and, during a storm that night after Ben relieves Thomas of the helm, goes up with Thomas after Ratcliffe orders them up the main mast. When Thomas falls after missing his mark, John comes down to find him unconscious, but assures the others, after checking his pulse, that he'll be okay. The next day, John sits next to Thomas and tries to gently dissuade his comrades' idea of committing mutiny against Ratcliffe. When the others catch Wiggins after he was caught spying on them, John comes and makes a last attempt to put a stop to the nonsense. He presents the consequences of what they're about to do and begins asking the others (starting with Thomas) if their dreams for the New World are worth "a foolish plan to get even." After resolving things, John sends the men to bed reminding them how late it is and that tomorrow would be another long day. He follows this up by sternly ordering Wiggins not to tell "or answer to me."

In A Long Way From Home, John appears in a dream Pocahontas has as a result of hitting her head when she fell from the cliff and makes her way back to the village. When conscious again, though she's disappointed John didn't come back, Chief Powhatan tells her that the dream was proof that John is in her heart and that his spirit helped her get back home.

## Trivia

* Smith is the first Disney Prince to wear a hooded cape.
* Despite the events depicted in *Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World*, most media, including the *Disney Princess* franchise, still keep John Smith as Pocahontas' official love interest, completely ignoring John Rolfe.
	+ This is perhaps because the original film and the Disney Princess Franchise was made by the Walt Disney Animation Studios, while the sequel was made by Disney MovieToons, later known as Disneytoon Studios and, therefore, not fit to be counted as canon.
* His uniform appeared as all-blue in the original film and its sequel, but in merchandise, his long-sleeved shirt is white, his armor breastplate is silver, his pants are blue and his boots are black.
* He wears an armor breastplate and helmet which looks like a Spanish conquistador. This could be an allusion to how the English settlers in the 17th century feared that the Spanish might overtake them in establishing the American colonies.
* John Smith was one of the few Disney characters who didn't need two separate actors to do his singing and speaking. Mel Gibson did both the speaking and the singing.
* In the original film, Smith was voiced by Mel Gibson. In the sequel, he was voiced by Donal Gibson, the younger brother of Mel.
* According to *A Boy Across the Sea*, John Smith was 12 years old in 1592. If it's assumed that, by that point the events of the book took place, he already had his birthday, he had to have been born in 1580. So, when the year 1607, the year the movie is set, came, John Smith had to have been either 26 or 27 years old all depending on whether the events of the movie came before or after his birthday.

## Gallery

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"I had to see you again."John holding Pocahontas's hand as they leave together.At a willow tree, John explains to Pocahontas and Meeko what gold is after he reveals why the settlers came to the New World.After Pocahontas mistakes an earl of corn as gold, John goes to show what gold actually looks like.When Pocahontas reveals she has not seen any gold in her land, John chuckles and realizes his people came to the New World for nothing."Those boys are in for a big surprise."When Pocahontas asks if the settlers would leave, John says some might leave while others might stay.John revealing to Pocahontas he never felt he'd belonged anywhere.John suddenly hears some singing.John shocked to see a glimpse of Grandmother Willow.John being told by Pocahontas to look closer.John shocked and amazed to see Grandmother Willow."What do you say to a tree?"John in utter shock as Grandmother Willow speaks to him."Oh, I like her.""We can't let them see us."-John seeing Ben and Lon looking for him.John shielding Pocahontas as Ben and Lon get closer to their hiding spot."I'm glad you're on our side."-John after Grandmother Willow scares Ben and Lon away.Deciding to head back to his camp, John tells Pocahontas to meet him here again tonight.John allowing Meeko to sit on his shoulder."Easy, Thomas, it's me."Smith giving Thomas advice on to shoot a gun properly.When confronted by Ratcliffe on where he was, John lies, saying he was scouting the terrain.John Smith protests against Ratcliffe for wanting to attack the natives.John telling his people that they don't have to fight the Indians and he has met one of them.John trying to convince the other settlers that the Indians can help as they know the country and know all the waterways."And look it's food."When Ratcliffe claims the Indians have gold, John says there is no gold.(Ratcliffe: "And I suppose your little Indian friend told you this?") "Yes.""But this is their land."John angry when Ratcliffe refuses to make peace with the settlers and threatens to charge anyone with treason and hang them if they do not kill an Indian.John glaring at Ratcliffe.Later that night, John puts out the fire in a lamp.John and Meeko sneaking out of his tent.John Smith tries to sneak out so the guards don't notice him.John leaving the settlement so he can warn Pocahontas about the coming war.Meeting up with Pocahontas, John warns her of the settlers' plans to attack her people.John and Pocahontas suddenly hear a loud, spooky bark."Percy?"-John Smith holds Percy.John and Pocahontas seeing Percy and Meeko getting into a fight."See what I mean? Once two sides want to fight, nothing can stop them.""Bad! Bad dog! Sit!"After Grandmother Willow stops the fight between Meeko and Percy, John watches her demonstrate how a war can start through a pond's water ripples."They're not going to listen to us."John sliding down Grandmother Willow's roots.John and Pocahontas look at each other as Grandmother Willow says they can only be together if they do something to stop the fighting.John embraced by Pocahontas after he agrees to talk to her father on forming peace between their peoples.John and Pocahontas share their first kiss.John and Pocahontas embracing and sharing a kiss.John embracing Pocahontas as he kisses her.After kissing, John and Pocahontas are surprised when an Indian warrior named Kocoum reveals himself.John being attacked by an angry and jealous Kocoum.John about to kick Kocoum off of him.Recovering, John sees Kocoum approaching him with a knife.John defending himself from Kocoum.John pinned down as an angry Kocoum attempts to kill him.John having seen Thomas had shot Kocoum to save him from being killed.John stopping Pocahontas from angrily attacking Thomas, knowing Thomas did not mean to kill Kocoum.Hearing Indians approaching, John orders Thomas to flee.John being apprehended by Indian warriors.John getting captured by the Indians.John being brought to the the Indian village.The captive John presented to Chief Powhatan and Kekata.John restrained by the Indians as they accuse him of murdering Kocoum.John making eye contact with Chief Powhatan.John having a spear pointed at his throat.John about to be imprisoned in a tent.John imprisoned in a tent with his arms tied to a wooden beam.John watching the Indians prepare for war.John hearing the Indians plan to execute him in the morning.On The High Seas Ch. 7Concept ArtConcept ArtConcept ArtConcept ArtConcept ArtConcept ArtConcept ArtWillabee and Ward Disney Patch CollectionLunch BoxThe Spirit of Pocahontas PostcardDisney Soda Fountain Series PinPromotional ArtLithographColor Splash DollAction FigureCovid19 Character CavalcadePinJohn Smith Disney Doorable