A magically animated wooden boy who seeks to become human, protect his father, and overcome manipulative villains.
Geppetto carves Pinocchio and becomes his loving father figure.
Lorenzini exploits Pinocchio as a performer and later operates the cursed fun-fair that threatens him and other boys.
Volpe deceives Pinocchio and helps Felinet take his gold coins.
Felinet helps deceive Pinocchio and participates in taking his earnings.
Pinocchio follows local boys to school and becomes involved in their activities.
Geppetto creates and protects Pinocchio, while Pinocchio struggles to become worthy of being his son.
Geppetto carves Pinocchio from the magical tree and is described as his father. They later reunite inside the sea monster, and Geppetto tells Pinocchi...
Leona is a kind-hearted presence connected to Pinocchio's family and emotional homecoming.
Pinocchio reunites with Leona at the beach after escaping Terra Magica, and the ending shows him returning home with Geppetto and Leona.
Lorenzini exploits Pinocchio's unusual nature for profit and becomes his principal human adversary.
Lorenzini tries to purchase Pinocchio, later takes him into his productions, and uses Terra Magica to transform boys into donkeys for sale.
Volpe deceives Pinocchio for money and later becomes the target of Pinocchio's retaliation.
Volpe and Felinet con Pinocchio out of the gold coins he received from Lorenzini.
Felinet participates in exploiting Pinocchio's innocence.
Felinet joins Volpe in tricking Pinocchio into surrendering his gold coins.
Their relationship shifts from schoolyard conflict to shared danger and cooperation.
Pinocchio fights Lampwick at school, but later travels to Terra Magica with him and other boys. Lampwick also kicks Lorenzini into the cursed water.
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