Geppetto.

Geppetto is a major character from Pinocchio. He is a woodcarver who creates Pinocchio and wishes for him to become a real boy. When his wish is granted by the Blue Fairy, he becomes the father of Pinocchio Geppetto is described by Jiminy Cricket as a woodcarver who lives in a small home with his kitten Figaro and goldfish Cleo. Aside from his pets, he doesn't seem to have a family but nevertheless remains kind-hearted and humble. According to the Blue Fairy, Geppetto is somewhat of a saint, and he is implied to have spent a majority of his life selflessly bringing joy to others
 * Background

As mentioned, Geppetto is a woodcarver and is extremely talented in his work. His home is filled with a massive array of original creations, including toys, figures, clocks, articulated knick-knacks, and other items created by Geppetto, himself. He also appears to have some musical talent, as he not only creates a number of music boxes but is seen playing a concertina Geppetto is a humble old man, who gleefully spends a majority of his time working on unique creations in his workshop. most of these creations are meant for entertainment of both himself and others, presenting Geppetto as a playful child-at-heart. He doesn't have much sternness in his attitude, nor does has he shown any legitimately negative traits to his character, aside from being somewhat of a passive
 * Personality

he is also very whimsical, with Jiminy describing his dreams as lovely thoughts, but not at all practical, specifically referring to Geppetto's dream to have Pinocchio become a real boy. He doesn't make much of a fuss of how Pinocchio's sentence came to be, once they met. Additionally, he speaks to and threats both Figaro and Cleo as his children, and at times confidants, rather than animals, He also has a little mischievous sense of humor, as he made Pinocchio playfully kick Figaro and scare him before the puppet was brought to life

As Pinocchio's father, Geppetto is undoubtedly loving, nurturing, and protective. He was initially shocked at Pinocchio's presence, being a living puppet, but was quick to set that aside for the sake of providing him with the love that any human child should receive. after Pinocchio went missing, Geppetto wasted no time in searching the village, and beyond, to find his son, taking on dark streets, rain storms, and the daedly whale Monstro, Geppetto was relentless in ensuring his son was safe. After the two finally reunite, and Geppetto learned of Pinocchio's mishaps, he made no effort to reprimand his evidently remorseful son, simply feeling grateful to finally be a united family once more