A space pirate is a stock character in science fiction who conducts piracy in space.

Space Pirate may also refer to:

Film

• Harlock: Space Pirate, a 2013 animated film

Literature

• The Space Pirate, a 1953 novel by Jack Vance, also titled The Five Gold Bands
• Space Pirates, a 1980 novel in the Lord Tedric series by Gordon Eklund and E. E. "Doc" Smith
• The Space Pirates, a 1990 novel by Terrance Dicks, a novelization of the 1967 Doctor Who novel
• Ned Feldman, Space Pirate, a 1994 children's book by Daniel Pinkwater
• Space Pirates (novel), the eighth book in the Ryder Hook series
• Space Pirates, a 2019 book in the Galaxy Warriors series by Steve Barlow and Steve Skidmore

Television

Episodes

• "Space Pirates", an episode of Archer
• "Space Pirates", an episode of Fireball XL5
• "Space Pirates", an episode of Gilligan's Planet
• "Space Pirates", an episode of Johnny Cypher in Dimension Zero
• "Space Pirates", an episode of Mr. Osomatsu
• "Space Pirates", an episode of Return to Jupiter
• "Space Pirates!", an episode of VeggieTales in the City
• "The Space Pirate", an episode of Casper and the Angels
• "The Space Pirate", an episode of Lunar Jim
• The Space Pirates, a 1969 Doctor Who serial
• "The Space Pirates", an episode of Galaxy Goof-Ups
• "The Space Pirates", an episode of Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space

Series

• Space Pirates (2007 TV series), a children's television series on CBeebies

Other uses

• "Space Pirates", a song by Alice Cooper
• Space Pirates (Metroid), one of the main antagonists and species of the Metroid video game series
• Space Pirates (video game), a 1992 light gun Laserdisc video game
• KC Space Pirates, a Kansas City (KC) space-elevator competition team

See also

Search for "space pirate" on Wikipedia.

• All pages with titles containing space pirates
• All pages with titles containing space pirate
• Sky pirate (disambiguation)

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