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* DeadpanSnarker: Oh, he definitely has his moments.
-->'''Jiminy Cricket:''' Go ahead, make a fool of yourself, then maybe you'll listen to your conscience.
-->'''Jiminy Cricket:''' Go ahead, make a fool of yourself, then maybe you'll listen to your conscience.
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* BigGood: Fulfills Geppetto's wish merely because of his selfless and caring personality, following with her encouraging Pinocchio to choose the path of good if he wishes to become a real boy. In a later scene, she also admonishes Pinocchio for lying, saying that one lie will lead to another and a good person should be honest.
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* BigGood: BigGood:
** Fulfills Geppetto's wish merely because of his selfless and caring personality, following with her encouraging Pinocchio to choose the path of good if he wishes to become a real boy. In a later scene, she also admonishes Pinocchio for lying, saying that one lie will lead to another and a good person should be honest.
** Fulfills Geppetto's wish merely because of his selfless and caring personality, following with her encouraging Pinocchio to choose the path of good if he wishes to become a real boy. In a later scene, she also admonishes Pinocchio for lying, saying that one lie will lead to another and a good person should be honest.
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* BlueIsHeroic: She is the ''Blue'' Fairy and acts as the BigGood. At the Ride/DisneyThemeParks she was the grand marshal of the ''Main Street Electrical Parade'' until 2010, but retains this role at ''Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade Dreamlights'' at [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=869t_c-AEA4 Tokyo Disneyland.]]
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* BlueIsHeroic: She is the ''Blue'' Fairy and acts as the BigGood. At the Ride/DisneyThemeParks she was the grand marshal of the ''Main Street Electrical Parade'' until 2010, but retains this role at ''Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade Dreamlights'' at [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=869t_c-AEA4 Tokyo Disneyland.]]Disneyland]], and reappeared in the 50th Anniversary Edition of Disneyland's parade in doll form.
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* UndisclosedFunds: Money is no object to him, and promises to pay John and Gideon well for delivering bad boys to him.
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* UndisclosedFunds: Money is no object to him, and promises to pay John and Gideon well for delivering bad boys to him. With the cost of maintaining his evil hideout, plus beer and cigars for hundreds of children, coupled with the huge amount of gold he pays his underlings; you've got to wonder how much of a profit he is actually turning and if Coach isn't more in the trafficking business just ForTheEvulz.
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* AnimalMotif: Has pointy ears and pronounced buck teeth and is a jackass long before being turned into a literal one.
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* AnimalMotif: Has pointy ears and pronounced buck teeth and is a jackass [[spoiler: long before being turned into a literal one.]]
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* Foil: To Pinocchio. Both are TheDitz to their respective partners. Where Pinocchio is a puppet brought to life, can speak and has a desire to get educated and become real; Gideon is a real cat but is a mute, is illiterate and has no qualms about living life as a StupidCrook. Pinocchio is easily swayed by temptation abandons Jiminy frequently but changes for the better; Gideon in contrast can't even be scared straight by a literal devil and continues crime with no character development but sticks with Honest John through all their scams.
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* Foil: {{Foil}}: To Pinocchio. Both are TheDitz to their respective partners. Where Pinocchio is a puppet brought to life, can speak and has a desire to get educated and become real; real boy; Gideon is a real cat but is a mute, is illiterate and has no qualms about living life as a StupidCrook. stupid crook. Pinocchio is easily swayed by temptation and abandons Jiminy frequently frequently, but changes for the better; Gideon in contrast can't even be scared straight by a literal devil and continues crime with no character development development, but sticks with Honest John through all their scams.
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* AnimalMotif: Has pointy ears and pronounced buck teeth and is a jackass long before being turned into a literal one.
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* EvilCounterpart: To Jiminy Cricket. While Jiminy's role is to keep Pinocchio on a straight and narrow path as his conscience, Honest John tricks the wooden boy to step from that path, with Jiminy lampshading this when he calls the fox the temptation he warned Pinocchio about.
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* EvilCounterpart: To Jiminy Cricket. While Jiminy's role is to keep Pinocchio on a straight and narrow path as his conscience, Honest John tricks the wooden boy to step from that path, with Jiminy lampshading this when he calls the fox the temptation he warned Pinocchio about. Visually, both Jiminy and John have similar clothes and mannerisms to mimic upper class high rollers, but are tattered from actually being homeless.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Does 'Foulfellow' seem like a nice name to you?
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* Foil: To Pinocchio. Both are TheDitz to their respective partners. Where Pinocchio is a puppet brought to life, can speak and has a desire to get educated and become real; Gideon is a real cat but is a mute, is illiterate and has no qualms about living life as a StupidCrook. Pinocchio is easily swayed by temptation abandons Jiminy frequently but changes for the better; Gideon in contrast can't even be scared straight by a literal devil and continues crime with no character development but sticks with Honest John through all their scams.
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* HoardingTheProfits: Stromboli makes a lot of money from Pinocchio's performance and keeps it all for himself. When he discovers a slug, he gives it to Pinocchio as his pay. Since Pinocchio ReallyWasBornYesterday and doesn't know any better, he gladly accepts it. When Pinocchio tells Stromboli that he's going home to tell his father, Stromboli [[{{Birdcaged}} traps him in a birdcage]] and explains his motive.
-->'''Stromboli:''' You will make lots of money... for me!
-->'''Stromboli:''' You will make lots of money... for me!
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->'''Voiced by:''' Walter Catlett, Alan Dinehart (Christmas Carol), Creator/CoreyBurton (Disney on Ice), Randy Crenshaw (Legacy Collection); Creator/KeeganMichaelKey (live-action remake); Michel Roux (European French dub); Creator/MagalhaesGraca (Brazilian Portuguese dub); Georg Funkquist (1941 Swedish dub), Bo Maniette (1995 Swedish redub)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Walter Catlett, Alan Dinehart (Christmas Carol), Creator/CoreyBurton (Disney on Ice), Randy Crenshaw (Legacy Collection); Creator/KeeganMichaelKey (live-action remake); Michel Roux Creator/MichelRoux (European French dub); Creator/MagalhaesGraca (Brazilian Portuguese dub); Georg Funkquist (1941 Swedish dub), Bo Maniette (1995 Swedish redub)
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* BigGood: Fulfills Geppetto's wish merely because of his selfless and caring personality, following with her encouraging Pinocchio to choose the path of good if he wishes to become a real boy. In a later scene, she also scolds Pinocchio for lying, saying that one lie will lead to another and a good person should be honest.
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* BigGood: Fulfills Geppetto's wish merely because of his selfless and caring personality, following with her encouraging Pinocchio to choose the path of good if he wishes to become a real boy. In a later scene, she also scolds admonishes Pinocchio for lying, saying that one lie will lead to another and a good person should be honest.
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->'''Voiced by:''' Walter Catlett, Alan Dinehart (Christmas Carol), Creator/CoreyBurton (Disney on Ice), Randy Crenshaw (Legacy Collection); Creator/KeeganMichaelKey (live-action remake); Michel Roux (European French dub); Magalhaes Graça (Brazilian Portuguese dub); Georg Funkquist (1941 Swedish dub), Bo Maniette (1995 Swedish redub)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Walter Catlett, Alan Dinehart (Christmas Carol), Creator/CoreyBurton (Disney on Ice), Randy Crenshaw (Legacy Collection); Creator/KeeganMichaelKey (live-action remake); Michel Roux (European French dub); Magalhaes Graça Creator/MagalhaesGraca (Brazilian Portuguese dub); Georg Funkquist (1941 Swedish dub), Bo Maniette (1995 Swedish redub)
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* DoomedDefeatist: He's tried and failed to escape Monstro so many times, he's convinced himself [[SuicideMission it's impossible]], even in the face of his son's determination and optimism. Even when Pinocchio initiates a plan by smashing and burning some furniture to create smoke that will force Monstro to sneeze them out, Gepetto doubts that it will ever work. It's only when Pinocchio's plan became successful, Gepetto finally tags along in helping Pinocchio row away from the vengeful whale.
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* DoomedDefeatist: He's tried and failed to escape Monstro so many times, he's convinced himself [[SuicideMission it's impossible]], even in the face of his son's determination and optimism. Even when Pinocchio initiates a plan by smashing and burning some furniture to create smoke that will force Monstro to sneeze them out, Gepetto Geppetto doubts that it will ever work. It's only when Pinocchio's plan became successful, Gepetto Geppetto finally tags along in helping Pinocchio row away from the vengeful whale.
* ManlyTears: Cries over Pinocchio after the latter pulls a HeroicSacrifice saving him from Monstro.
* OutlivingOnesOffspring: Goes through this after Pinocchio dies saving his life from Monstro. Luckily subverted as the Blue Fairy brings Pinocchio back to life as a real boy.
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* PietaPlagiarism: In at least book version of the film, a distraught Geppetto cradles Pinocchio's lifeless body after the deadly escape from Monstro.
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* PietaPlagiarism: In at least one of the numerous book version versions of the film, a distraught Geppetto cradles Pinocchio's lifeless body after the deadly escape from Monstro.
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* {{Sadist}}: He bursts into laughter at the thought of chopping Pinocchio into firewood.
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* HaHaHaNo: Upon hearing Pinocchio say he's returning home to Geppetto, he begins guffawing uproariously, with Pinocchio even joining in- which cuts off immediately as Stromboli tosses him in a cage.
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* HaHaHaNo: Upon hearing Pinocchio say he's returning home to Geppetto, he begins guffawing uproariously, laughing heartily, with Pinocchio even joining in- which cuts off immediately as Stromboli tosses him in a cage.
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* AbnormalLimbRotationRange: He can rotate his body a full 360 while his head stays in place. Justified seeing that he's a puppet.
