Peter Pan is main protagonist of the TV series.
Bio
Peter Pan is the little boy who decided he would never grow up. He despises all authority except his own and is clearly the captain in Neverland. He is engrossed in his games and dreams, his preconceived ideas about the world, which are sometimes instinctively spot-on and sometimes totally wrong. He likes jokes and adventures and especially challenges. Peter's sense of humor is prankish, schoolboyish and even cartoonish.
History
Little is known about Peter's past. Tinker Bell found him lost in the park as baby. A prophecy said he was a legend and Tinker Bell brought to Neverland. He grew and eventually found the Lost Kids. He also befriended Tiger Lily and gained alliance with the Great Chief. One night Peter returned London, he heard Wendy Darling I (original) telling a story told to her brothers and he enjoyed it. He frequently visited her to hear her stories and brought her to Neverland to tell them to the lost kids.
Years later in 21st century at London Peter Pan meets the great-great-granddaughter of Wendy, who was also named Wendy (III), she has two brothers which they are named John and Michael, at the Darling house at the same nursery room where Peter met their great-great-grandmother Wendy and her little brothers at the first time. Peter take this new generation of the Darling children to Neverland for new adventures with the Lost Kids.
Personality
He is entertaining, confusing, imaginative, creative and mercurial. He’s also charming, boastful, funny and forgetful. Peter's fiercely protective of his friends. Though he is heroic, he can be reckless and maddening, and is cavalier about the feelings and needs of others. Anyone who breaks his rules is an ‘Utter Villain’ and likely to suffer his wrath.
He can also be jealous, as shown in Lost Hook when he gets angry at Wendy for being cheered up by an amnesiac Captain Hook instead of him, despite all of Peter's efforts.
He lives in the ‘now’ and has no care for the future or the past. He did not originally like birthday parties due to the fact that he considered them a sign of growing up, but when Wendy and the others planned one for him, he realized its importance and the fun it had (regardless of the fact that it was ruined).