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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
Monstro appeared in Walt Disney's 1940 animated feature, ''{{w|Pinocchio (1940 film)|Pinocchio}}''. He is based on {{w|the Terrible Dogfish}} from {{w|Carlo Collodi}}'s 1883 book ''{{w|The Adventures of Pinocchio}}''. He is first mentioned in a message from the Blue Fairy about Geppetto, who, sailing to find Pinocchio, has been swallowed by Monstro. Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket search for him, but are frustrated by the fear the various sea creatures display at the mention of Monstro's name. After finally discovering Monstro sleeping, he suddenly awakens and swallows Pinocchio, who discovers Geppetto in Monstro's throat. There, Pinocchio decides to free them by starting a fire, the smoke of which prompts Monstro to sneeze them out | Monstro appeared in Walt Disney's 1940 animated feature, ''{{w|Pinocchio (1940 film)|Pinocchio}}''. He is based on {{w|the Terrible Dogfish}} from {{w|Carlo Collodi}}'s 1883 book ''{{w|The Adventures of Pinocchio}}''. He is first mentioned in a message from the Blue Fairy about Geppetto, who, sailing to find Pinocchio, has been swallowed by Monstro. Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket search for him, but are frustrated by the fear the various sea creatures display at the mention of Monstro's name. After finally discovering Monstro sleeping, he suddenly awakens upon witnessing a school of tuna swimming nearby and swallows them, but also consumes Pinocchio, who discovers Geppetto in Monstro's throat. There, Pinocchio decides to free them by starting a fire, the smoke of which prompts Monstro to sneeze them out, whereupon he gets angry and pursues them. However, he fails to kill them and when Pinocchio pulls Geppetto into a cove, Monstro smashes against the rocks surrounding it. | ||
==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||