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The Lady Arabica is the sailing vessel of the Coffee Pirates.



Appearance[]

The Lady Arabica is a well sized ship with a tropical colour scheme. The ship is mainly a bright yellow, with the masts coloured cyan. The main mast (the centre/middle one) has a crow's nest at the top.

Below the deck are the Pirates' living spaces. To the upper left is the Captain's cabin, complete with a writing desk, a bunk, and a bureau of assorted treasures. Down the stairs is the bar, decorated with cooking utensils and seating. There are chandeliers here as well.

To the upper right is the crew's sleeping quarters, equipped with four hanging bunks. There is another sleeping quarters below the Captain's cabin, fitted with two bunks. At the very bottom of the ship, there is many supplies, possibly coffee beans, in barrels and crates.

Mango melona bars

The Mango-flavored Melona bars

Trivia[]

  • The developer, Greg, has a great love for pirates. [1]
  • The colour palette of the Lady Arabica was inspired by Mango and Melon-flavoured Melona bars, which Greg ate frequently during the summer of making Act Three. Said bars are "super sweet and creamy" ice cream bars from Korea.[2]
  • Greg decided to switch out rum/alcohol for coffee when making the pirates, inspired by the English translation of Earthbound. [3]
Melon melona bar

The Melon-flavoured Melona bars

References[]

  1. Developer Commentary: "I LOVE PIRATES"
  2. Developer Commentary: "This color palette was inspired by Mango and Melon-flavored Melona bars, which I ate all summer while making this act. They're super sweet and creamy ice cream bars from Korea. The first time I had them, my first reaction was anger. I was already in my 20s and I'd wasted so much time not eating them."
  3. Developer Commentary: "You know, in the game Earthbound... (One of my very favourite games ever...) In the english translation, they replaced a bar with a coffee shop. And all the adults talk about how you're too young for "coffee," etc. I wanted to run farther with that idea. No rum for these pirates! They're all about coffee! I think it's a good message for the kids. But coffee also keeps you alert through the dark ocean night! And it's a very valuable crop to sell! It really makes sense, doesn't it?"
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