Blue Fairy (Disney)

The Blue Fairy is the overarching protagonist of the novel and Disney's 2nd full-length animated feature film . 
She is a magical being and Pinocchio's protector who, fulfilling Gepetto's wish, transforms Pinocchio into a living creature, and later into a real boy. She is based on The Fairy with Turquoise Hair in the original 1883 novel, The Adventures of Pinocchio by the late Carlo Collodi.
She also aids Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket throughout the heroes adventure, both directly and from afar. She is nevertheless one of the most powerful characters in the cast; it is the Blue Fairy who initially grants Pinocchio life and who ultimately decides whether or not the puppet should become a real boy. 
In the 1940 film, the Blue Fairy was animated by Jack Campbell from live-action footage of Marge Champion, and was voiced by the late Evelyn Venable. She has since been currently voiced by Rosalyn Landor. In the Disney+ live-action remake, she was portrayed by Cynthia Erivo.
In the Japanese version of Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance, she is voiced by the late Miyuki Ichijo.
==Personality==
The Blue Fairy has a kind and pure heart. Likewise, she fulfills Geppetto's wish merely because of his selfless and caring personality, following with her encouraging Pinocchio to choose the path of good if he wishes to become a real boy. In a later scene, she also scolds Pinocchio for lying, saying that one lie will lead to another and a good person should be honest.
==Biography==
After Geppetto wished his puppet Pinocchio to become sentient, the Fairy granted his wish. Since Pinocchio wanted to become a real boy, the Blue Fairy promised to grant his desire as long as he was a righteous boy. She assigned Jiminy Cricket the task of caring for Pinocchio and be his moral guide.
She later approached Pinocchio and Jiminy in Stromboli's caravan. She asked Pinoke why he didn't attend school and noticed his nose growing due to him telling a group of lies. She used her magic to undo the long nose and unlocked the cage, but warned them that it was the last time she could help them. 
Despite said warning, the Blue Fairy did send the two a letter concerning the whereabouts of Gepetto, Figaro, and Cleo.
Finally, she noticed that Pinocchio perished after helping Geppetto escape from Monstro. Without anyone noticing her presence, she approached Pinocchio. Impressed by his noble choice, she was able to revive and turn him into a real boy and then gave Jiminy a golden badge.
==2022 film==
==Gallery==
The Blue Fairy 1.jpg|The Blue Fairy's first appearance.
The Blue Fairy 2.jpg|"Good Geppetto, you've given so much happiness to others that you deserve to have your wish come true.
Pinocchio-disneyscreencaps.com-1743.jpg|The Blue Fairy finding Geppetto's newly carved puppet, Pinocchio.
Pinocchio-disneyscreencaps.com-1749.jpg|The Blue Fairy about to bring Pinocchio to life.
Pinocchio-disneyscreencaps.com-1800.jpg|The Blue Fairy giggling as Pinocchio realizes he's alive.
Blue Fairy DMK.png|Blue Fairy in Disney Magic Kingdoms.
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