Crocodile (Peter Pan)

Tick-Tock the Crocodile (as referred to throughout the movie; better known as just the Crocodile) is a supporting character from the 1953 Disney animated film Peter Pan. He is a huge saltwater crocodile who lives on the isle of Neverland and constantly pursues Captain Hook in hopes of eating him. He already ate his left hand that was cut off by Peter during one of their duels, and has since followed him everywhere, wanting to eat the rest of him. He never tries going after anyone else, just Captain Hook. At the end of the movie, he chases Hook far away from Neverland. In the second movie Return to Never Land that was released in 2002, the crocodile doesn't appear physically but has been mentioned and made a brief appearance as a silhouette in the clouds one evening. While he himself never appears, he is replaced by a giant octopus. The Crocodile himself, however, remains at large throughout the entirety of the story.

Other Appearances
The Crocodile makes appearances in many other cartoons as a cameo character. He most notably appears in the 1960 animated short Goliath II, where he tries eating everyone from the main titular character himself to a cowardly roarless tiger named Raja and a small mouse. Every attempt to do so, however, was a failure. Following his missed attempt to eat the mouse, he was not seen again, and his fate remains unknown.