Pan
During World War II in London, a 12-year-old orphan named Peter is spirited away from his orphanage by pirates, along with many other boys, through the sky to a magical realm called Neverland. There, they are forced to mine for pixum, a powerful concentrated form of fairy dust, under the brutal rule of the pirate Blackbeard, who uses the pixum to maintain his youth and power. Peter befriends another miner, James Hook, and discovers he has the ability to fly, a rare gift that makes him a potential fulfillment of a prophecy about a boy who can defeat Blackbeard. Escaping the mines, Peter and Hook journey through Neverland, encountering indigenous people led by Tiger Lily, who reveals Peter's heritage as the son of a fairy prince and a human woman, and the true purpose of the prophecy. Peter must embrace his destiny as the legendary Pan, learn to fly without fear, and unite the fairies, pirates, and natives to challenge Blackbeard and save Neverland from his tyrannical reign and the depletion of its magic.