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'''Geppetto''' is the creator and "father" of [[Pinocchio]]. He also has a pet goldfish named [[Cleo]]. He appears in ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''. | '''Geppetto''' is the creator and "father" of [[Pinocchio]]. He also has a pet goldfish named [[Cleo]]. He appears in ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
===Between ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'' and ''Kingdom Hearts''=== | ===Between ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'' and ''Kingdom Hearts''=== | ||
Geppetto, an elderly woodcarver, builds a puppet and decides to name him "Pinocchio". He wishes for Pinocchio to be a real boy. Geppetto decides to be Pinocchio's father, but when the Heartless destroy their world, he and his new son are separated. Geppetto searches everywhere for Pinocchio, but he is eventually swallowed by [[Monstro]], within whom the two are reunited. | Geppetto, an elderly woodcarver, builds a puppet and decides to name him "Pinocchio". He wishes for Pinocchio to be a real boy, and because he has brought so much joy to others over the course of his life, Geppetto's wish is granted by the [[Blue Fairy]]. Geppetto decides to be Pinocchio's father, but when the Heartless destroy their world, he and his new son are separated. Geppetto searches everywhere for Pinocchio, but he is eventually swallowed by [[Monstro]], within whom the two are reunited. | ||
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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
Though Geppetto's origin dates back to 1881 in Carlo Collodi's novel, ''The Adventures of Pinocchio'', this incarnation of the character made his debut appearance in the 1940 adaptation, ''Pinocchio''. In the film, he carves Pinocchio out of pine and later makes a wish for the puppet to become a real boy for him to love like the son he never had. Due to his kind heart and love for bringing joy to children, the [[Blue Fairy]] grants his wish partially. Unfortunately, Geppetto leaves Pinocchio to go to school the next day, unaware that his conscience, Jiminy, has overslept, which leads to Pinocchio's various escapades. Eventually, Geppetto goes out to search for Pinocchio, and eventually learns that he is on the dreaded Pleasure Island. Geppetto ventures out to see to rescue Pinocchio from the cursed island, but he is intercepted and eaten by Monstro the whale. Fate reunites him with Pinocchio, and they work together to escape from Monstro by making him sneeze. A terrible chase ensues on the ocean surface, with Geppetto almost drowning due to his age, but Pinocchio manages to rescue his father, although at the cost of his own life. Emotionally broken, Geppetto takes his lifeless son back home and grieves for him, but the Blue Fairy appears once again and turns Pinocchio into a human boy, at the same time reviving him. Geppetto takes his son in his arms and celebrates the night away. | Though Geppetto's origin dates back to 1881 in Carlo Collodi's novel, ''The Adventures of Pinocchio'', this incarnation of the character made his debut appearance in the 1940 adaptation, ''Pinocchio''. In the film, he carves Pinocchio out of pine and later makes a wish for the puppet to become a real boy for him to love like the son he never had. Due to his kind heart and love for bringing joy to children, the [[Blue Fairy]] grants his wish partially. Unfortunately, Geppetto leaves Pinocchio to go to school the next day, unaware that his conscience, Jiminy, has overslept, which leads to Pinocchio's various escapades. Eventually, Geppetto goes out to search for Pinocchio, and eventually learns that he is on the dreaded Pleasure Island. Geppetto ventures out to see to rescue Pinocchio from the cursed island, but he is intercepted and eaten by Monstro the whale. Fate reunites him with Pinocchio, and they work together to escape from Monstro by making him sneeze. A terrible chase ensues on the ocean surface, with Geppetto almost drowning due to his age, but Pinocchio manages to rescue his father, although at the cost of his own life. Emotionally broken, Geppetto takes his lifeless son back home and grieves for him, but the Blue Fairy appears once again and turns Pinocchio into a human boy, at the same time reviving him. Geppetto takes his son in his arms and celebrates the night away. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*Geppetto was supposed to appear in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]'' in a ''Pinocchio''-based world, but he was removed from the game due to space restrictions. His talk sprites were found in ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'''s coding. | |||
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