The Cartoon Quote Game...

I'm going to throw out a guess and say this is Vapor Man, Meteor Man, and Gravity Girl.

Y'know, I tried searching on The Galaxy Trio, but there's no mention of any villain named "Zakor." There's also the trio of the Teen Force, but their sole nemesis is Uglor; no other villain is mentioned. Perhaps we have the dynamics correct: two males, one female, but they're not produced by Hanna-Barbera. *headscratch*

Saltyboot is right. It was the Galaxy Trio. Zakor was the leader of the Demon Raiders. And for the record, both GT and TF were produced by HB. Good job, Saltyboot. Next quote's all yours.

Yeah, I had to find the right word combination to find Zakor, then I saw him associated with the trio.

"It wouldn't be inaccurate to assume that I couldn't exactly not say that it is or isn't almost partially incorrect."

That's not a cartoon character; that's my tax accountant.

Hint: This character can't lie, so he's trying to find a way to mess up the truth.

One more hint: This one is easy to Google.

Bless us all for the IMDb quotes page. This quote comes from Pinocchio in Dreamworks Animation's Shrek The Third.

You are correct! Now it's your turn to toss out a quote.

Prepare to "awww."

"Oh, Honey-bunny."
"Mm, Love-cup."

I do know this, but this time, I'm keeping silent so that someone else can have a turn.

I'll go ahead and answer it. It's Jessica and Roger Rabbit.

Yes, it is the Rabbit couple, Jessica and Roger, from Touchstone Pictures' Who Framed Roger Rabbit. This comes just after the villain is vanquished, and detective Valiant lowers them to the floor to untie them.

SaltyBoot can go ahead some more and toss up another quote to jiggle our noodles.

And jiggle I shall do.

"Thank you for choosing Magic Carpet for all your travel needs. Don't stand until the rug has come to a complete stop."

That's easy. It's the Genie, from "Aladdin."

And the Genie it is. Take it away.

Ok, here's a quote I didn't expect to ever post:

"Tell them the main event is about to begin."

Hint: A late great legendary boxer who actually had an animated series in 1977.

*shrug* Well, since I'm awake, I might as well respond with the topical Muhammed Ali from the I Am The Greatest animated series. Somewhere down the line, Ali gets replaced by Mister T, but that's a different kettle of fish.

Yes OUB, you knocked that answer out of the ring, so to speak. Next quote's all yours. Good job.

Thank you, Em. Now, I'd like to field a time-topical quote, something from early June. Gimme a minute... Okay, it's more mid-June, but that's how cookies crumble.

"You dirty double-crosser!"
"Well, I learned from the best."