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

I do have the answer, but I'll wait a bit to see if someone else gets it. If no one gets it in 24 hours, I'll post it.

Well, can't let this guy go unguessed. It's Harry Boyle, from "Wait Till Your Father Gets Home."

Yes, this is Harry Boyle, the father whom everyone (Irma, Chet, Alice and Jamie) waits for at home. Thanks for not leaving poor Harry out in the cold, Em.

Thanks, OUB. Now for another one who doesn't deserve to be left out in the cold:

1. I play the role of overprotective mother to the hilt.

2. I'm not killed by humans, just imprisoned.

3. In both the animated and the upcoming live action films, I'm able to see my baby soar to new heights.

Three more clues that should clear this one up:

4. My "crime" is taking my anger out on a human boy.

5. My little one is born on a train.

6. His BFF is a rodent.

Hope these last three clues will get an answer:

7, My movie goes all the way back to 1941.

8. My son and his buddy meet crows.

9. The other pachyderms hate my boy's ears.

Oh, of course! It's Mrs Jumbo. Dumbo's mom.

Thanks for getting that, Salty. I didn't want to go around hogging these up.

Right again, Salty. Good job. . Now it's your turn, once again.

Great!

I’m a crooked politician.
Even if you’re dead, you can still vote for me.
I share my name with a Disney character.

Hah, I recognize this fellow: Honest John from An American Tail by Sullivan Bluth Studios Ireland Limited. He's first seen at a wake, lamenting that the poor young mouse never got the chance to vote. "Well," John avers, "he'll vote from now on," as he adds the deceased's name to a book of "ghost votes." These were legitimate voters who died, but somehow still manage to cast absentee ballots from beyond the grave. Which is actually how things were done back then.

Yes OUB, that's exactly right! And now, you're up.

Sweet. So, we're into weasely politicians, eh? Got that one covered.

1) This crooked politician appears only once to date in an animated feature film. He survives to the end of the story.

2) This fellow was elected as the Chief Executive Officer for his domain, which is sizable compared to the character himself.

3) Most of this character's management involves poorly-thought-out band-aid solutions to mounting community problems.

I haven't been able to figure this one out for the past two weeks.

Oops, lost track of this one. Good of you to jiggle my rusty innards.

4) One of this character's "solutions" inadvertently brings in a new character that will partner with the title character.

5) This is one of those cases where "celebrites" were brought in to supply character voices. This character's voice actor is also a celebrity, though he's hammy enough to portray this arrogant, narcissist character nicely.

6) Now, at this point, I should indicate whether this character is human or non-human. In this case, it's a judgment call: he's not completely human, just one part of a human being. One among trillions, actually.

I think this is Mayor Plemming from Osmosis Jones, voiced by William Shatner. However, I think he actually does die by the end of this film. Let's just say he was "Shatnered" out!

Correct, this is Mayor Phlegming from Osmosis Jones, the Mayor of Frank (Bill Murray). Brilliant pun, by the way. We don't actually see Phlegming die, and we know that Ozzy can survive for a while outside Frank's body, so ... he's a goner, just not before the film credits roll. Good going, Glow, take it away!

Thanks for enjoying my pun! It's strange though, I've never even seen this movie, but I always guess correctly when a character from it is put up.
Anyhow, let's do this one.
1. I'm a one shot character who's motive is to drain a powerful warlock of his powers before midnight.
2. The name of the episode I'm in is a play on words from a lyric from a Classics IV song.
3. My powers include a trance of love that works on any warlock--but only on Friday the 13th. Thank goodness-that happens to be that very day.

Thanks for picking such an easy one. It's Nekara, from "The 13 Ghosts Of Scooby-Doo" episode "A Spooky Little Ghoul Like You."

Funny what people consider to be easy, but yes, this is Nekara from "The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo" episode "A Spooky Little Ghoul Like You."
Amusingly enough, after all these years a direct to DVD movie came out offering a wrap up on this series called "Scooby Doo and the Curse of the 13th Ghost." Sadly, I've heard it's rather disappointing and that the "ghost" in question actually turns out to be just another guy in a costume--what a disappointment!