Dr. Coppélius is a fictional character from the ballet Coppélia, created by Léo Delibes. He is portrayed as a quirky and eccentric toymaker who creates a life-sized doll named Coppélia. The doll is so lifelike that it captivates the attention of the local villagers. In the story, Dr. Coppélius becomes obsessed with his creation and wishes to bring her to life. His character embodies themes of obsession and the blurred lines between reality and fantasy. The ballet explores the interactions between Dr. Coppélius, Swanilda, and her fiancé, Franz, highlighting the comedic and magical elements of the narrative.