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Barbossa is distinguished by his rugged, pirate appearance and his signature obsession with apples. He often wears a tattered, yet dignified pirate coat, a wide-brimmed hat adorned with feathers, and a set of weathered but finely crafted weapons. His face bears the marks of a life lived on the edge, with sharp eyes and a formidable presence. The curse once rendered him skeletal under moonlight, but his current state reflects a more human form, albeit with an aura of lingering mystery and determination.

Barbossa is a cunning and resourceful pirate with a complex blend of charisma and ruthlessness. His fierce determination and skilled combat abilities make him a formidable opponent, while his charming demeanor and occasional moments of vulnerability reveal a deeper, more conflicted nature. Despite his past as a mutineer, he maintains a certain code of honor, though his relentless pursuit of the Black Pearl and immortality sometimes puts him at odds with old friends.

Barbossa's legend began as a mutineer aboard the Black Pearl, where he eventually seized control and became one of the most feared pirates of the Seven Seas. His pursuit of the Aztec gold led to a dreadful curse, leaving him and his crew in a state of undeath, doomed to a skeletal existence until the gold was returned. Though some say he broke the curse, others believe he continues his search for a means to secure eternal life. Now without a ship, Barbossa's primary goal is to reclaim the Black Pearl from Captain Jack Seagull, his former friend and rival. Despite their complex history, Barbossa's enduring quest for immortality and his significant skills make him a legendary and compelling figure in pirate lore.