The Mystery Cartoon Character Game, ongoing-ier.

Thanks, Pete. Now I've got one that's probably easy.

1. I keep"dragons" on my island estate.

2. The largest of these I put in pits.

3. Like many other bad guys in the series, I get what I deserve at the end of the episode.

Oh, I recognize the obsessive Doctor Ashida from the original Jonny Quest series. He may have been a leading geneticist at one time, but once he created his "Ashida dragons" from modified Tobora lizards, he took on a god complex, which ... never ends well.

OUB, you nailed it again. Of course, he was tossed to the "dragons" by Sumi, who was fed up with all the beatings Ashida gave him. What happened when he landed in the pit is anyone's guess.

So you go again. Good job.

Oh, I'd imagine Doctor Ashida meeting the same fate as Doctor Moreau: when given the choice between worshiping their creator and feeding their bellies, animals tend to forgo the former.

Let's brighten things by having me choose a cute animated girl as the next Mystery Character.

1) This character has appeared only once to date in an animated feature film. She does not occur anywhere else in the franchise so far.

2) Like Doctor Ashida, this character is a scientist, and not a mad one, either. She's doing science to save the Earth, not to rule it.

3) Good news: she succeeds in making the world safe again. Bad news: her boyfriend dies in her lap. Oh well, one for two.

Haven't been able to find the answer.

Oh, then I'd better make this scientist more findable.

4) Can't let Pixar have all the fun: this is one of those CGI features, but not from Pixar. Of course, they touted their work as the newest and bestest thing evah.

5) It's bad enough having to sneak around trying to gather the right ingredients for a win-cake while dangerous aliens go slinking around unchecked. No, no, it's so much worse for this character when another human male marginalizes her, in effect declaring, "Go invent a baby or something, Doc. Let a real war horse handle this."

6) Oh, that boyfriend from Clue #3? He's part of an elite strike team called "Deep Eyes." Must be a dreamboat to qualify, apparently.

Well, after those last three clues, it didn't take long to find the answer. It's Aki Ross, from "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within."

Yes, this is Doctor Aki Ross from Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within. Doc Ross is nowhere to be found in Squaresoft's Final Fantasy video game series. At the time, Square Pictures touted this production as the utmost in rendering. Well, yes, they did give Doc Ross better hair, but she still has that lifeless sex-doll expression. She's opposed by General Hein, who's so incompetent that he couldn't lead a thirsty horse to water.

I'll tack on your newest +1, congratulate you on your 350th Mystery Character queried, and let you have control of the board.

How's the cruise, by the way?

I haven't left on it yet. That's not till tomorrow. But since I need all day today to prep for it, and head out tomorrow at 6 a.m, I pass my turn to Glowworm.

I got this-have a nice cruise, emeraldisle.
1. Ever since I was a little girl I've dreamed of being a princess.
2. However, I am no wide-eyed, innocent waif, but clearly the big bad here.
3. In a large public attraction, I offer up a task in order to get some much needed help for my goal.

Ooh, clue #3 points strongly at Lord Farquaad, but we're seeking a princess, so that torpedoes that idea. I mean, the guy has his faults, but he's not gender-confused. "I've dreamed of being a princess." Ever since that whole Grace Kelly thing, that's every little girl ever.

Even if he was gender-confused--Lord Farquaad is already on the list.

More clues.
4. I am a breakthrough in super villains.
5. This movie takes place in the late 60s.
6. In order to become royalty, I don't plan to assassinate anyone--rather I want a certain symbolic object that will somehow seal the deal if I get it.

Here I go with the bricks again: helmets on, peoples.

Ursula the Sea Witch from Disney's The Little Mermaid. At one point, Ursula mentions "when I lived at the palace." This implies that she was once part of King Triton's court, until being "banished and exiled, and practically starving." Madam, you have way too much body mass to be "starving." And she doesn't kill King Triton, nor anyone else (except her hench-eels, of course, but that was by accident); her thing is to reduce them to sea weed with eyes. Apparently, the crown and trident are enough to secure her stake as Ruler of the Sea. Dear King Triton: you might want to draft some Articles of Succession to thwart any attempted coup d'etat.

Nope, not Ursula--not even close.

Time to wrap this one up.
7. The movie I am in stars background characters from two previous movies who became surprisingly popular.
8. I have a colorful name--in particular, it's another term for the color red.
9. The test in question to gain help is a deceptively simple one--all the hopefuls have to do is take a precious gem from my hand.

Ah, ha! It's Scarlet Overkill from Minions.

Yes and thank you, Saltyboot, I wanted to do this one without being too obvious that the little yellow guys were running amok in there.
The clues:
1. Scarlet always wanted to be a princess--most little girls have this dream--heck I wanted to be a queen.
2. Scarlet however is a super villain.
3. At Villaincon, Scarlet is searching for a henchman and a trial is set in order for one to get the job.
4. She's the first female super villain.
5. 1968 to be exact--with lots of great 60's music throughout.
6. She wants Queen Elizabeth's crown. Somehow this will officially make her queen.
7. That would be the minions of course--I wanted to drop a clue off about them without it being way too obvious.
8. Scarlet of course, is another term for the color red.
9. All one has to do is take the ruby from Scarlet's hand. Of course, this is not as easy as it looks.

OK, here's mine.

I go back and forth between being live action, and animated.
In one of my adventures, my new friend and I get in trouble with a rat and mole.
I escaped, leaving my friend behind.

Three more.

In my live action form, I'm trying to find a Garden of Paradise.
I arrive their in my stop motion form.
When I got their, I made a promise and then broke it.