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Originally Posted by molitar
I would believe the ship is properly titled Barbarossa? The pirate ship appears to be named after the meaning in Italian as Red Beard. Not only that it's the name of the famous Redbeard pirate. Or in Turkish spelled Barbaros. So again Cruncyroll appears to have majorly failed on the spelling.
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Barbarossa would make sense given that the younger and more successful of the brothers that were called "Red Beard" by Western Europeans was made Admiral for his contributions to making the Ottoman Empire a major naval power in Europe during the sixteenth century.
Fun fact: Both of the men who would be called "Barbarossa" were born on the what-is-now-Greek island of Lesbos.