Pinocchio cartoon

 Pinocchio cartoon

One night, a cricket named Jimini finds himself in the house of master carpenter Geppetto, who lives with his kitten Figaro and goldfish Cleo. Geppetto made a wooden doll and named it Pinocchio. When he prepares to go to bed, the master sees a shooting star and wishes his creation to become a real boy. While he sleeps, the good fairy comes and revives the wooden boy. The fairy promises Pinocchio that if he does good, he will become a real boy, but to do so, he must learn to distinguish good from evil by listening to his conscience. The wooden doll does not know what conscience is, and the cricket Jimini accepts the fairy's offer to follow Pinocchio, to act as his "conscience" and to help him in need. Geppe wakes up and sees that his wish has come true. After a joyful dance, Pinocchio goes to bed because he has to go to school tomorrow.

In the morning the master sends his extraordinary son to study. Along the way, Pinocchio meets two crooks, the Honorable John and Gideon, who offer the wonderful boy to leave school and become an actor in the theater, where fame awaits him. The secret plan of the two is to sell the living wooden doll to Stromboli - a greedy director of a puppet theater. Despite the attempts of his conscience - Jimini to stop him, Pinocchio leaves with the crooks.

Stromboli presents his unique show. Pinocchio appears on stage and, although a little awkward, through songs and dances, performs a performance from which money pours. Jiminy sees Pinocchio's success and moves away from the boy, who no longer seems to need a conscience.

Meanwhile, Geppe, worried about his son's absence, wanders into the night to find him. Pinocchio was kept in a cage by the greedy Stromboli. The wooden boy calls for help from Jiminy, who responds but is unable to unlock the cage. The good fairy appears and asks the unfortunate boy how he got into this situation. With every lie, Pinocchio's nose grows. The fairy forgives the child's lies but warns that she is helping him for the last time.

 The venerable John and Gideon were celebrating in a pub at the time with the money Stromboli had earned. The coachman at their table offers them a large sum of money to bring him stupid kids - the malnourished non-school children - to take them to the Island of Pleasures. The two crooks take Pinocchio as their victim, heading home, this time convincing him that he is ill and needs a rest - on the Island of Pleasures.

Many naughty children were taken to the above island by ferry, led by the coachman. There they are free to do their mischief without the supervision of a parent or teacher. Pinocchio meets one of the hooligans, Candlewick, who teaches him to drink, smoke, and play billiards. As they enjoy their freedom, donkey ears suddenly begin to appear. It turns out that all the children on the island turn into donkeys because of their permitted atrocities, and the Coachman takes advantage of this by locking them in cages and making them work in the salt mines.

Jiminy and Pinocchio jump off a high cliff and escape the unfortunate place. They return home, but there is no one there. A white dove brings them a letter, from which they learn that Geppetto was swallowed by a giant whale named Monstro and now lives alive in the belly of the sea monster. The two venture into the waters of the ocean and after some searching find a monster lying on the ocean floor. Geppetto, along with Figaro and Cleo, sits in an old ship, engulfed in a whale, mourning his lost son. The monster opens his mouth, swallows little Pinocchio, and he finds himself at Geppetto's. They are all together again. The wooden boy devises a plan to get out of the whale. He and his father collect twigs and set them on fire. The sea monster irritates and sneezes from the smoke, throwing the swallowed into open water. Pinocchio and Geppetto try to get away from the angry Monster with the help of a wooden raft. The wooden doll sacrifices its life to save its father.
Geppetto lays his lifeless son on the bed. Because the wooden doll has proven that it can do good, it comes to life and becomes a real boy. Everyone starts singing and dancing, and Jimmy receives a medal of conscience made of pure gold.