A sinister theater director and puppet master who exploits Pinocchio, profits from transformed children, and becomes a sea monster.
Lorenzini exploits Pinocchio as a performer and later operates the cursed fun-fair that threatens him and other boys.
Geppetto refuses to sell Pinocchio to Lorenzini and later suffers because of Lorenzini's schemes.
Volpe works for Lorenzini as one of his thieves and agents.
Felinet works for Lorenzini as one of his thieves and agents.
The Henchman serves as a subordinate agent within Lorenzini's operations.
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 operates as one of Lorenzini's criminal agents.
Volpe and Felinet are introduced as a pair of thieves who work for Lorenzini.
Felinet is part of Lorenzini's network of exploitative helpers.
Felinet works with Volpe for Lorenzini, who is described as their employer in the opening criminal arrangement.
Lampwick directly causes Lorenzini's monstrous transformation.
At Terra Magica, Lampwick kicks Lorenzini into the cursed water, transforming Lorenzini into a sea monster.
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