The Mystery Cartoon Character Game, now with 20% more ongoing.

Yes, this is Missi from the artist Daria Cohen's animations.
The first one is set to Voltaire's "The Night"

The second one is set to Voltaire's "Land of the Dead" Missi does not appear until the song is over and we learn that she is preparing to revive Duke. (The vampire Missi encounters and kills)

The latest one is called " Chapter 3 Resurrection" (AKA "Fuck You") It is set to Lily Allen's "Fuck You" as this time, it's Missi's turn to sing.

Truth be told, I really love Daria's animation work. It's so fluid and detailed and loads of fun to watch.
I highly recommend checking out those videos.

Thanks, Glowworm. Now for a very, very, very, untapped one:

1. I'm not a cat, but a human.

2. I was first animated in 2010, and shown on TV in America in 2011.

3. You can see my big screen debut this Friday.

Three more clues:

4. I hail from a fictional African nation.

5. My comic book debut was in 1966.

6. I end up taking the place of my dad.

Well, this can only be Black Panther from the Marvel Universe, but when was he animated? I'm guessing during the Gantray-Lawrence period, when that studio had Marvel's green light to animate the Fantastic Four and Spider Man series.

Yes, OUB, it's Black Panther. Good job. . I stated in clue 2 that he was first animated in 2010, and aired in America in 2011. Your turn now.

Ah, missed that. I've got to stop buying my intellect at Wal*Mart. Anyway, here's a fellow worth a mention:

1) This character occurs in a regularly televised animated series that's no longer in production.

2) Differing from other cartoons in the same block, this character's adventures are closer to vignettes, typically introduced then concluded in less than five minutes.

3) This character is human, definitely. Some of the things he's done might qualify as superhuman, but he's really a regular fellow with irregular accomplishments.

Intermediate clues time.

4) Though he doesn't play basketball, this character is a globetrotter, in that he's been in many locations around the globe. Travel broadens horizons, they say.

5) No one's calling this character a liar. However, there is a sense that his recounted adventures are heavily embellished.

6) Much like Sergeant Cosgrove from Freakazoid or Officer Crunchy from Jump Start, this character's eyes are hidden beneath big, bushy eyebrows.

Aha! Commander McBragg, quite.

Precisely, this is Commander McBragg, from The World of Commander McBragg, which is one of the bridging pieces between segments of The Underdog Show, a Total Television production. Good memory of an old standby, Em.

Thanks, OUB. Now for another one that's gone untapped until now:

1. I'm quite possibly the youngest space traveler.

2. I never go anywhere without my trusty safety pin.

3. My two allies pretend to be my toys.

Oh! This one I instantly recognize. It's Fantastic Max, an infant that's normally still crib-bound, but has a robot butler toy as his Voice of Reason, and an arms-free creature with genie powers as his Call to Adventure. With these foils by his side, Max goes zooming off into the cosmos on wild adventures. Mother arrives just in time to be completely oblivious of everything. "Dirty diapers" is the closest Max comes to uttering a paint-melting expletive.

Yes, OUB, you nailed it. Good job. , You may post again.

Delightful. Now, who've we missed? Oh, this fellow sounds like fun.

1a) This character first appears in a regularly televised animated series that's no longer in production.

1b) This character then reappeared in another regularly televised animated series by the same studio. This series is only a tangent to the first series, not a sequel or prequel.

2) If this character has a proper name, such as Alexander Aloysius Sarsaparilla, it's never mentioned. He's known only by a nickname that reflects his function, such as Speedy or Fingers.

3) This character will never lack for a bottle opener. Nor for a hand-operated drill. Nor a stethoscope. Nor an inflatable rubber raft with six paddles. And you thought Batman was Crazy Prepared.

Intermediate clues time.

4) This character has nothing to do with billiards, though they share a similar feature.

5) Perhaps this character is being credited for achievements that rightly belong to his haberdasher.

6) Though first glance seems to lump this character in with organized crime, he's not very criminal. In fact, in the second series, he's solidly in the Good Guy category.

Can't put my finger on it, sorry to say.

Cupcake clues time.

7) He's a Hanna-Barbera Studios character.

8) He routinely responds to cries for "Hay-elp! Hay-elp!"

9) He's a member in good standing of the Ant Hill Mob.

Aha! This can only be ever-reliable Pockets.

Exactly, this is Pockets of the Ant Hill Mob. Surely his mother didn't name him that. It's a moniker reflective of his function: a Bag Of Holding that talks and participates in auto races and damsel rescues. Thanks for not letting this little guy slide into the Unguessed Heap.

You're welcome, OUB. Let's go with an easy one:

1. My reign ends early on.

2. Blame my own brother for that.

3. My son takes after me--he has no choice.

Either this one was harder than I thought, or this game's just gone cold. At any rate, here are three more clues:

4. I scold my son for disobedience.

5. My movie is "Hamlet" with animals.

6. Hyenas and wildebeests also play a role in my demise.