Editing Captain Nemo (section)

==In popular culture==
In the ''[[The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen|League of Extraordinary Gentlemen]]'' comic series by [[Alan Moore]] and [[Kevin O'Neill (comics)|Kevin O'Neill]], Captain Nemo's Indian ancestry as Prince Dakkar is emphasized, yet his religious identity is left ambiguous between [[Hinduism]] and [[Sikhism]]. Journalist Shreya Ila Anasuya writes that Moore's Nemo is "nebulously portrayed as a [[Kali]]-worshipping man in a turban, never self-consciously [[Sikh]]."<ref>{{cite web|url=https://scroll.in/article/711400/five-things-we-found-out-about-super-sikh-deep-singh-the-first-sikh-comic-book-superhero|publisher=scroll.in=22 October 2019|title = Five things we found out about Super Sikh Deep Singh, the first Sikh comic-book superhero| date=5 March 2015 }}</ref> The title of "Nemo" is also later inherited by Prince Dakkar's headstrong daughter, Janni Dakkar, for the ''[[The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Nemo Trilogy|League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Nemo Trilogy]]''.

[[Nemo (file manager)|Nemo]] is the official file manager for the [[Cinnamon (software)|Cinnamon]] desktop environment; the name plays off of the [[Nautilus (file manager)|Nautilus file manager]] from which it was forked.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://cinnamon.linuxmint.com/?p=198 |title=Introducing Nemo |first=Clement |last=Lefebvre |date=September 4, 2012 |access-date=May 4, 2014 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150622043748/http://cinnamon.linuxmint.com/?p=198 |archive-date=June 22, 2015}}</ref>

A Polish singer – Bogdan Gajkowski – popular especially during the 1980s, started recording under the stage name "Kapitan Nemo".

In 1990, the group [[Dive (Swedish band)|Dive]] released their debut single "[[Captain Nemo (song)|Captain Nemo]]", based on Verne's character. This song was covered by [[Sarah Brightman]] on her 1993 album ''[[Dive (Sarah Brightman album)|Dive]]''.

The Japanese [[Otome game|otome]] [[visual novel]] ''[[Code: Realize − Guardian of Rebirth|Code: Realize- Guardian of Rebirth]]'' features a scientist named Nemo. Nemo creates an airship named the ''Nautilus'' within the game. He considers the engineer Impey Barbicane, [[From the Earth to the Moon|a reference to another Jules Verne novel]], his ultimate scientific rival.

The Japanese [[mobile game]] ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' features a rider class servant named Captain Nemo. Nemo commands a magical [[submarine]] ''Nautilus'' through the Void Space.

[[Kevin J. Anderson]] wrote  ''[[Captain Nemo: The Fantastic History of a Dark Genius]]'' (2002), a fictional life of Captain Nemo.

In the 2006 graphic novel ''Captain Nemo'' by Jason DeAngelis (Seven Seas, {{isbn|978-1933164083}}), set in an alternate timeline where [[Napoleon Bonaparte|Napoleon]] was never defeated at Waterloo but went on to found a dynasty whose descendants have conquered most of the world, Captain Nemo was, according to the French authorities, "slain and his accursed ''Nautilus'' sunk" in 1873, and twenty years later his son (who bears the same name as his father) leads his crew aboard the ''Nautilus II'' against the forces of Napoleon IV using the same tactics as his father, who is buried in a coral tomb, along with members of his crew, on the sunken island of Lemuria.

''[[Daughter of the Deep]]'', a 2021 novel by [[Rick Riordan]], features two descendants of Captain Nemo as the protagonist and antagonist.

The animated series ''[[Space Strikers]]'' (known in French as ''20 000 Lieues dans l'espace''; translation: "20,000 Leagues in Space") stars a descendant of the original Captain Nemo, leading the crew of the spaceship ''Nautilus'' in a crusade to liberate Earth and other planets from the evil forces of Master Phantom.

In the novel ''... no one'' of Alberto Cavanna (original title ''... nessuno'', Mursia, Italy, 2020), Nemo is John Digby, an admiral of the Royal Navy, appointed captain of the Nautilus by the dying builder.

Captain Nemo appears as the protagonist of the story ''Invitación al viaje'' (2023) by [[Óscar Esquivias]].<ref name=ZO18se23>{{cite web|author=Octavio Gómez Milián|title=Mirlo|date=September 18, 2023|access-date=September 25, 2023|url=https://www.zonadeobras.com/apuestas/2023/09/18/mirlo-numero-7/|work=Zona de obras}}</ref>

Captain Nemo appears in two gamebooks, Nemo's Fury, and Nemo's 2: Octo War, by Chris Hunneysett.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://nemosfury.com/|title=Nemo's Fury|date=January 19, 2025|website=Nemo's Fury}}</ref>

The 2024 ten-episode TV-series [[Nautilus (TV series)|Nautilus]] focuses on Nemo and the backstory of the eponymous submarine. Loosely based on the original Jules Verne novel, this series portrays Nemo's anti-imperialist struggle against the British [[East India Company]].