"Don't ask, but my name is Pinocchio Papitti."
Disney Character:
Pinocchio
Disney Movie:
Pinocchio
Age:
Eighteen Years Old
Sexuality:
Heterosexual
Likes:
Dislikes:
Weaknesses:
Fears:
Personality:
Pinocchio is a walking definition of a bratty, uncontrolled and troublesome boy, and
no matter how much his Father had disciplined him and pleaded for him to be stay well-behaved,
it has failed and he would much rather enjoy the thrill of the chase. He's selfish and greedy, and has
a love for money and rewards, which would often have mixed reviews upon people who are watching
him. Pinocchio's surprisingly very helpful though, he would help only for the exchange of money
or some special appraisal. He's an attention-seeker and quite manipulative through the use of words
and abusing his innocent face to change the minds of the adults. His very few friends know that he's
actually cheerful, and he'd tease, but it was only because he wanted to express that he likes that
particular person. He occasionally flirts, although girls know of his reputation as a naughty child, so he would
often get ignored. He's often seen smiling and laughing wherever he may be.
Pinocchio has phobias about being alone and having no one realize that he exists, which he used
as a reason to his behavior, although everyone probably figured he was that way. He'd much prefer
being surrounded by complete strangers and make friends from then rather than being in a room
with only one or two friends who wouldn't even talk to him. Pinocchio also doesn't like the idea
of being in one room with hardly any means of an easy exit, or in a cave, he's afraid and would end up
having a panic attack.
Other than money, he has a love for wood-carving and sweets and making up stories that
are complete nonsense. But he loves his Father the most and is known to be very over-protective of the man
who makes wooden things for a living, and he would
get angry when people bad-mouth or threaten or harm his Father.
Relationships:
Still in need of some Editing
Code:
âĨ = Love Interest
âē = Friends
â = Neutral
âģ= Enemy
[]May want to contact the user playing that character to see if they agree, and really think about the personality of the other character. Would they really get along?[]
Their History:
In the original tale, an old wood-carver named, Geppetto, carved a wooden puppet
named, Pinocchio, who was brought to life by a Blue Fairy. The Blue Fairy told him he can
become a real boy if he proves himself "brave, truthful, and unselfish". But even with the
help of Jiminy, a cricket who the fairy assigned to be Pinocchio's conscience, the marionette went astray.
He joined a puppet show instead of going to school, he lied instead of telling the truth, and he traveled
to Pleasure Island instead of going straight home. Yet, when Pinocchio discovered that a whale
has swallowed Geppetto, the puppet single-mindedly journeyed into the ocean and selflessly risked
his life to save his Father, thereby displaying that he deserves to be a real boy.
But in the new world, Pinocchio was a real boy, a seventeen-year-old boy who lived with his Father,
Giuseppe, and his Uncle, Jimmy. The three ran a wood-sculpting business that grew less popular over the
time. He grew up without a Mother, so he was raised by both his Father and Uncle since he was young, and
he was an only child, thus the reason of being rather spoiled and bratty, but people would comment that
it was because of Giuseppe's love for Pinocchio that he was allowed to be wild and free. He doesn't believe
that the wood-sculpting business would make ends meat, and he figured that his Father would die bankrupt
and he'd be left with nothing but the business that was dying, thus his reason to living a life of side jobs
and underground deals so that he would make extra money to help with his Father and for himself. Pinocchio
doesn't really tell people why he was being that way because he didn't want his Father to know, but
because he's been doing so since he was twelve years old, he merged that persona with his own and eventually
became the person he secretly was...
Other:
He's actually adopted, and he knows what his real name is, but he just doesn't want to say it. He went on to be
known as Pinocchio because that's what his Father and Uncle called him for as long as he remembered.
Code?
Saturn and Uranus
Disney Character:
Pinocchio
Disney Movie:
Pinocchio
Age:
Eighteen Years Old
Sexuality:
Heterosexual
Likes:
- His Father and Uncle
- Woodcarving
- Attention
- Rewards // Money
- Lying // Making up Stories
- Sweets // Particularly Caramel Candy
- Girls
Dislikes:
- Being ignored
- Working
- Donkeys
- People who tell on him
- Scolded // Getting into trouble
- Not being acknowledged for his hard work
- Not being rewarded
Weaknesses:
- Money - If someone were to offer some amount of money for him to do something,
especially when it's a hefty amount, then he would gladly do so without asking any questions. - Selfishness - Often times, there are people he cares so much for, but he would forget
about them because he would much rather think of himself before others. In situations like getting
into trouble and he had an accomplice, then he wouldn't hesitate to point the blame to the other
for the sake of saving his own life. - His Father - Anything involving his Father.
Fears:
- Autophobia- Fear of being alone or of oneself.
- Claustrophobia - Fear of having no escape and being closed in small spaces or rooms.
- Athazagoraphobia- Fear of being forgotten or ignored or forgetting.
Personality:
Pinocchio is a walking definition of a bratty, uncontrolled and troublesome boy, and
no matter how much his Father had disciplined him and pleaded for him to be stay well-behaved,
it has failed and he would much rather enjoy the thrill of the chase. He's selfish and greedy, and has
a love for money and rewards, which would often have mixed reviews upon people who are watching
him. Pinocchio's surprisingly very helpful though, he would help only for the exchange of money
or some special appraisal. He's an attention-seeker and quite manipulative through the use of words
and abusing his innocent face to change the minds of the adults. His very few friends know that he's
actually cheerful, and he'd tease, but it was only because he wanted to express that he likes that
particular person. He occasionally flirts, although girls know of his reputation as a naughty child, so he would
often get ignored. He's often seen smiling and laughing wherever he may be.
Pinocchio has phobias about being alone and having no one realize that he exists, which he used
as a reason to his behavior, although everyone probably figured he was that way. He'd much prefer
being surrounded by complete strangers and make friends from then rather than being in a room
with only one or two friends who wouldn't even talk to him. Pinocchio also doesn't like the idea
of being in one room with hardly any means of an easy exit, or in a cave, he's afraid and would end up
having a panic attack.
Other than money, he has a love for wood-carving and sweets and making up stories that
are complete nonsense. But he loves his Father the most and is known to be very over-protective of the man
who makes wooden things for a living, and he would
get angry when people bad-mouth or threaten or harm his Father.
Relationships:
Still in need of some Editing
Code:
âĨ = Love Interest
âē = Friends
â = Neutral
âģ= Enemy
[]May want to contact the user playing that character to see if they agree, and really think about the personality of the other character. Would they really get along?[]
- Pinocchio: âĨâĨ "Doesn't everyone love me?"
- Thumper:
- Mad Hatter:
- Mowgli:
- Zazu:
- Todd:
- Basil:
- Genie:
- Dodger:
- Lumière:
- Scar:
- Randall:
- Violet:
- Marie:
- Maid Marian:
- Miss Bianca:
- Jessica Rabbit:
- Jessie:
- Dot:
- Lilo:
- Kida:
- Mittens:
- Ursula:
- Mother Gothel:
Their History:
In the original tale, an old wood-carver named, Geppetto, carved a wooden puppet
named, Pinocchio, who was brought to life by a Blue Fairy. The Blue Fairy told him he can
become a real boy if he proves himself "brave, truthful, and unselfish". But even with the
help of Jiminy, a cricket who the fairy assigned to be Pinocchio's conscience, the marionette went astray.
He joined a puppet show instead of going to school, he lied instead of telling the truth, and he traveled
to Pleasure Island instead of going straight home. Yet, when Pinocchio discovered that a whale
has swallowed Geppetto, the puppet single-mindedly journeyed into the ocean and selflessly risked
his life to save his Father, thereby displaying that he deserves to be a real boy.
But in the new world, Pinocchio was a real boy, a seventeen-year-old boy who lived with his Father,
Giuseppe, and his Uncle, Jimmy. The three ran a wood-sculpting business that grew less popular over the
time. He grew up without a Mother, so he was raised by both his Father and Uncle since he was young, and
he was an only child, thus the reason of being rather spoiled and bratty, but people would comment that
it was because of Giuseppe's love for Pinocchio that he was allowed to be wild and free. He doesn't believe
that the wood-sculpting business would make ends meat, and he figured that his Father would die bankrupt
and he'd be left with nothing but the business that was dying, thus his reason to living a life of side jobs
and underground deals so that he would make extra money to help with his Father and for himself. Pinocchio
doesn't really tell people why he was being that way because he didn't want his Father to know, but
because he's been doing so since he was twelve years old, he merged that persona with his own and eventually
became the person he secretly was...
Other:
He's actually adopted, and he knows what his real name is, but he just doesn't want to say it. He went on to be
known as Pinocchio because that's what his Father and Uncle called him for as long as he remembered.
Code?
Saturn and Uranus
