TV-Series
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Pinocchio, alias Pino Savonorola, was molded from childhood by Cristiano Savonorola, a ruthless Italian separatist leader. Discovered concealed in a cellar during Cristiano and ex-CIA operative John Doe’s purge of the Polacco family, he transitioned from a bargaining tool to a weaponized protégé, rigorously trained in assassination. His moniker symbolized his unwavering loyalty to Cristiano, a debt he vowed to repay through service.
Under John Doe’s tutelage, Pinocchio executed his first kill at age ten—a traumatic act that haunted him after he murdered a young witness. This incident fractured his resolve, rendering him incapable of targeting girls in later missions. His lethal career escalated with high-profile eliminations of government-aligned figures, cementing his status as a linchpin of the Padania Republic Faction.
Clashes with the Social Welfare Agency’s cyborg assassins punctuated his path. In Montalcino, he overpowered cyborg operative Triela in close combat, sparing her life—a hesitation rooted in lingering guilt. Their rivalry deepened when she seized his boar-shaped pendant, a token from Cristiano, during a later encounter.
Blind allegiance to Cristiano dictated his choices, including defying orders to shield his adoptive father during a Section 2 assault. This loyalty culminated in a final showdown with Triela, where she exploited his emotional fragility, piercing his throat with cybernetic fingers. Despite his combat mastery, his psychological scars and fixation on repaying Cristiano steered his downfall.
Interactions with bomb technicians Franco and Flanca underscored his isolation. Their mentorship attempts clashed with Cristiano’s pragmatism, though these bonds never fully formed. His reliance on knives, a penance for his first kill, mirrored his fractured psyche.
His arc concluded in death during the duel with Triela, leaving Cristiano’s destiny ambiguous. While Franco and Flanca’s bodies vanished post-crash, Pinocchio’s confirmed demise closed his chapter as a counterpoint to the Agency’s forces.
Under John Doe’s tutelage, Pinocchio executed his first kill at age ten—a traumatic act that haunted him after he murdered a young witness. This incident fractured his resolve, rendering him incapable of targeting girls in later missions. His lethal career escalated with high-profile eliminations of government-aligned figures, cementing his status as a linchpin of the Padania Republic Faction.
Clashes with the Social Welfare Agency’s cyborg assassins punctuated his path. In Montalcino, he overpowered cyborg operative Triela in close combat, sparing her life—a hesitation rooted in lingering guilt. Their rivalry deepened when she seized his boar-shaped pendant, a token from Cristiano, during a later encounter.
Blind allegiance to Cristiano dictated his choices, including defying orders to shield his adoptive father during a Section 2 assault. This loyalty culminated in a final showdown with Triela, where she exploited his emotional fragility, piercing his throat with cybernetic fingers. Despite his combat mastery, his psychological scars and fixation on repaying Cristiano steered his downfall.
Interactions with bomb technicians Franco and Flanca underscored his isolation. Their mentorship attempts clashed with Cristiano’s pragmatism, though these bonds never fully formed. His reliance on knives, a penance for his first kill, mirrored his fractured psyche.
His arc concluded in death during the duel with Triela, leaving Cristiano’s destiny ambiguous. While Franco and Flanca’s bodies vanished post-crash, Pinocchio’s confirmed demise closed his chapter as a counterpoint to the Agency’s forces.