Pinocchio

Pinocchio is a wooden puppet-boy that came to life. He was carved by an elderly man named Carlo Geppetto from a large log. Pinocchio was brought to life by the Good Sorceress, who granted the lonely father's wish. Pinocchio's other friends are Jiminy Cricket and Tybalt the horse. Jiminy is a smart, gallant cricket who stayed with Geppetto to look after Pinocchio, as the puppet was made from the tree he lived in. He takes care of Pinocchio until he finally wishes for a new home by Good Sorceress. Jiminy is assisted by Tybalt the horse, one of Geppetto's three intelligent pets, along with the restless cat Figaro and the sweet, glamorous goldfish Cleo. Tybalt is the second animal that will search for and accompany Pinocchio along with Jiminy.

Pinocchio's character: innocent, curious, kind, cheerful, playful, adventurous, bold, brave, restless, disobedient, slightly deceitful (when Pinocchio lies, his nose grows), follows the example of almost everyone. Although Pinocchio, despite his negative traits, sincerely loves his family, especially his father Geppetto, but even so, Pinocchio has enough courage to try even what he should not know

Appearance: Pinocchio is a young wooden guy of short height, with tough, wooden-textured skin. He wears classic Italian country clothes, including a blue shirt, a red jumpsuit, and brown shoes. He likes to wear hats, but he also likes to leave his wooden hair free. He has innocent blue eyes and a prominent nose, which can grow if he lies. His wooden body is smooth and untouched

Pinocchio is on the streets of the small town of Collodi, Italy, late 19th century.