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* TruerToTheText: Despite being based on the Disney take, this version does take elements from the original book.
** The scene where Pinocchio was being tricked into planting a money tree.
** The scene where Pinocchio was being tricked into planting a money tree.
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One day, a magical spark escapes from the Blue Fairy's house and lands on one of the logs burning on the fireplace of [[Franchise/{{Megaman}} Dr. Wily]]... err, Geppetto, whose toy shop hasn't been doing well. Then, the old man carves a puppet from it, and it comes to life. The marionette has to learn how to behave.
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One day, a magical spark escapes from the Blue Fairy's house and lands on one of the logs burning on the fireplace of [[Franchise/{{Megaman}} Dr. Wily]]... err, Geppetto, whose toy shop hasn't been doing well. Then, the old man carves a puppet from it, and it comes to life. The marionette has to learn how to behave.
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%%* BecomeARealBoy: Pinocchio, as usual.
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* AscendedExtra: The Cricket, like in the Disney version.
* BaldOfEvil: The Coachman is partially bald.
* BecomeARealBoy: Pinocchio, as usual.
* BigNo: Candlewick does one before converting into a donkey.
* BaldOfEvil: The Coachman is partially bald.
* BecomeARealBoy: Pinocchio, as usual.
* BigNo: Candlewick does one before converting into a donkey.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: Pinocchio has to struggle to become a real boy.
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* LostInImitation: Pinocchio, Geppetto, the Blue Fairy and the Cricket are more similar to their Disney version counterparts than the book ones, while Magiafuoco's puppets are not sentient and are not styled on CommediaDellArte. Averted with Mangiafuoco, who is actually [[AdaptationalHeroism more benevolent than the book one]] and his strong sneezes are kept in this version.
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* LostInImitation: Pinocchio, Geppetto, the Blue Fairy and the Cricket are more similar to their Disney version counterparts than the book ones, while Magiafuoco's Mangiafuoco's puppets are not sentient and are not styled on CommediaDellArte. Averted with Mangiafuoco, who is actually [[AdaptationalHeroism more benevolent than the book one]] and his strong sneezes are kept in this version.
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* PieInTheFace: Happens in Dunceland, causing the {{Foodfight}} scene.
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* ReCut: When the film was released, there was also a recut version that trims down a majority of the film (scenes like Mangiafuoco and pigeon were omitted) and has an narrator in it. This tape includes a Mel-O-Toons of Sinbad, and a ComiColor Cartoons of Simple Simon.
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* ReCut: When the film was released, there was also a recut version that trims down a majority of the film (scenes like Mangiafuoco and pigeon were omitted) and has an narrator in it. This tape includes a Mel-O-Toons of Sinbad, and a ComiColor [=ComiColor=] Cartoons of Simple Simon.
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* TooDumbToLive: Pincchio gets warned by the Cricket not to go to Dunceland, but he does exactly that. He pays dearly for that decision. Luckily, he survives, but [[FateWorseThanDeath it could have been worse]].
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* TooDumbToLive: Pincchio Pinocchio gets warned by the Cricket not to go to Dunceland, but he does exactly that. He pays dearly for that decision. Luckily, he survives, but [[FateWorseThanDeath it could have been worse]].
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The Disney version certainly does not "seem kindly"
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* ObviouslyEvil: The Coachman's creepy design makes it obvious that he is evil. That doesn't happen in the book or the Disney version, where he seems kindly, but he's far from it.
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* ObviouslyEvil: The Coachman's creepy design makes it obvious that he is evil. That doesn't happen in the book or the Disney version, book, where he seems kindly, but he's far from it.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Pinocchio before going to Dunceland knows he should be in school and a life of only fun is not a good thing, and is warned by the Cricket not to go there. However, Pinocchio does go there, and it almost ends badly for him.
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* BadassBeard: Mangiafuoco's long one, as his literary counterpart.
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* EasilyForgiven: Pinocchio has no grudge whatsoever towards the Wolf and the Cat for stealing his money and only reports their theft due to them pressing them to speak about them.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Mangiafuoco is cute, unlike his intimidating, ugly counterpart of the book. He is not as cute in the cover, but still far from the scary Mangiafuoco of the book. Inverted with Pinocchio when he becomes a real boy.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Mangiafuoco is cute, unlike his intimidating, ugly counterpart of the book. He is not as cute in the cover, but still far from the scary Mangiafuoco of the book. Inverted with Pinocchio when he becomes a real boy.
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* CompressedAdaptation: Big time. It has many of the arcs of the book but omits many parts of the novel, like the Melampo arc or the school arc.
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* CompressedAdaptation: Big time. It has many of the arcs subplots of the book but it condenses or omits many parts of the novel, parts, like the Melampo arc or the school arc.
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* LighterAndSofter: The NightmareFuel and violent elements of the book are downplayed or eliminated.
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* LighterAndSofter: The NightmareFuel and violent elements of the book are downplayed or eliminated.
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''Pinocchio'' is the Creator/GoldenFilms and the [=GoodTimes=] Entertainment version of ''Literature/TheAdventuresOfPinocchio'' by Carlo Collodi.
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''Pinocchio'' is the Creator/GoldenFilms and the [=GoodTimes=] Entertainment Creator/GoodTimesEntertainment version of ''Literature/TheAdventuresOfPinocchio'' by Carlo Collodi.
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** Pinocchio is nicer, and quite close to his [[Disney/{{Pinocchio}} Disney counterpart]], who was more heroic than the book counterpart.
* AdaptationalMundanity: Mangiafuoco's puppets are non-sentient to simplify the plot.
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* AmusementParkOfDoom: Dunceland (The Land of Toys).
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* AmusementParkOfDoom: Dunceland (The Land of Toys).Toys) is a town that makes children dumb by letting them indulge in a life without responsibilities.
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* LostInImitation: Pinocchio, Geppetto, the Blue Fairy and the Cricket are more similar to their Disney version counterparts than the book ones. Averted with Mangiafuoco, who is actually [[AdaptationalHeroism more benevolent than the book one]] and his strong sneezes are kept in this version.
* ObviouslyEvil: There is no secret that the Coachman is evil. That doesn't happen in the book or the Disney version, where he seems kindly, but he's far from it.
* ObviouslyEvil: There is no secret that the Coachman is evil. That doesn't happen in the book or the Disney version, where he seems kindly, but he's far from it.
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* LostInImitation: Pinocchio, Geppetto, the Blue Fairy and the Cricket are more similar to their Disney version counterparts than the book ones.ones, while Magiafuoco's puppets are not sentient and are not styled on CommediaDellArte. Averted with Mangiafuoco, who is actually [[AdaptationalHeroism more benevolent than the book one]] and his strong sneezes are kept in this version.
* ObviouslyEvil:There is no secret The Coachman's creepy design makes it obvious that the Coachman he is evil. That doesn't happen in the book or the Disney version, where he seems kindly, but he's far from it.
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* TooDumbToFool: At the ending, the Wolf and the Cat attempt to exploit Pinocchio's lack of common sense to make him praise them as friends, but Pinocchio ends up indicting them of stealing his money despite not being even angry at them.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: Since Pinocchio fails to acknowledge that the bad things are his fault, the Fairy does a mild reprimand to Pinocchio. "[That's happening] To you or because of you?"
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: The Fairy does a mild reprimand to Pinocchio because he doesn't recognizes that all is his fault. "[That's happening] To you or because of you?"
