The Mystery Cartoon Character Game, ongoing.

Thanks, OUB. I'll post a real easy one:

1. I'm small, cute, and pink, and have a lovely voice.

2. I guess the humans mistake my song for a lullaby when all I do is sing my own name.

3. When they doze off, I let them know how I feel!

Is this a Jiggleypuff? They sing pretty well, although it's definitely their own names, and I think they doodle all over humans faces with markers if they fall asleep.

Yes, Glowworm. It's Jigglypuff, from "Pokemon." All the clues are self-explanatory, so it's your turn again. She's my third favorite Pokemon after Pikachu and Squirtle.

Truth be told, I never really watched the show(I've seen an episode or two and plenty of clips), though I collected the cards and played Pokemon Blue and Yellow when the craze first came to North America. I finally got back into the games when Pokemon Black and White, Black and White 2 and X and Y came out. I like a lot of Pokemon. These days, my heart belongs to one called Pumpkaboo.

Anyhow, let's get to business.

1. I am bored with my homelife.
2. I seek out another planet.
3. However, it's not very pleasant so I return home.

I think I know this, but I'll let someone else answer.

The one I thought of is already on the list, so I shall keep looking.

OK... would this be WALL-E himself?

Nope, not WALL-E. He's certainly not from another planet, and he's technically not unwanted.

Let's wrap this up, shall we?

4. I don't have a nose.
5. Using my antenna as one does not remedy my situation.
6. When aired on tv , a scene was usually censored in which the narrator mentions suicide.

Unfortunately, the two I checked don't match the last three clues, so I give up completely.

EDIT: Got it. It's the martian from Martian Through Georgia.

Yeah, it's the martian from "Martian Through Georgia."

1. The martian is tired of his life on Mars.
2. After being told by his psychiatrist that traveling will do him good, he seeks out Earth.
3. Of course he gets imprisoned, and marked as a "monster" so he returns to Mars.
4. This one's pretty obvious. The little guy doesn't have a nose, which is clearly stated in the magazine with him on it.
5. Naturally, he comes up with a brilliant idea--he unscrews his antenna and wears it as a nose--but is still recognized as a "monster."
6. Whenever I saw this one on tv, there was this one part that was always taken out in which after the narrator remarks what one should do if they are an unwelcome monster from outer space , he suggests as the martian points his space gun to his head "Commit suicide, why not? Nobody loves you." (The "Nobody loves you ." bit remained uncut)

Ok, I got one.

We are a freelancing duo.
I'm very tall for my species.
I am laid- back, but my buddy is very aggressive.

Ah, Ragland T "Rags" Tiger, from "Crusader Rabbit."

1. He and Crusader are a freelancing duo.

2. Rags is a tall tiger.

3. Self-explanatory.

Ahh... well, they do fit the clues, but that's not the duo I have in mind.

Found it! It's Sam And Max!

That's right!

They are freelancing cops.
Sam is a 6 ft. tall dog.
He is laid- back, and Max is aggressive.

Thanks, Salty. Now here's a real good and easy one:

1. I'm an invisible redhead for the most part.

2. Although I'm never seen in my first animated special, I put a note in my guy's hand at the end.

3. I appeared onscreen in 1977 for the first and last time, and was even given a name.

The Little Red Haired Girl of Peanuts fame, that Charlie Brown is always daydreaming about, but is always too shy to approach. I had no idea she actually had a name and a design in one of the specials, although neither were chosen by Schultz himself. Her name here is Heather. The closest to ever seeing the Little Red Haired Girl in a comic, is a silhouette of her dancing with Snoopy at a party.

Yes, it's Heather. Having seen both "You're In Love, Charlie Brown," and "It's Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown," I figured she'd earned her place on the used character list. You're up again, Glowworm. Good job.