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

Thanks, OUB, but I'm fresh out of characters at this point. So I pass my turn to Saltyboot.

OK, lets see what I have up my sleeve.

I appeared once in a WWII propaganda cartoon.
A couple of unwanted guests literally drops in on me.
I really gave them a good scolding when I escorted them out.

Three more.

Wouldn't you know it, I was caught in my boxers.
These guests dropped in my home when they crashed through the sidewalk.
The big guy was trying to avoid the draft, while the little guy was trying to catch him.

I'm beginning to get it, but not quite. Maybe someone else has the right answer.

I've got it now, it's the Devil from "Seein' Red White and Blue."

Yep, that's correct. Tis the Devil. You're up!

I've got one.
1. You know the term "bouncing baby boy?" Well I'm the real deal.
2. My entire body when x-rayed was found to be one giant spring.
3.When the football team is in trouble, I come to their aid.

I really haven't a clue about this one.

Found it. It's Benny, from Bouncing Benny.

Indeed. It's kind of adorable how his parents still love him despite being so bouncy.
The last clue is that the football team realize that they can use Benny, who's their waterboy as a team member and send him bouncing over the goal posts.

Here I go.

I was excited about enlisting into the Army.
However, at the end of the day I received not just a 4-F, but a 44-F.
I was depressed about it until I accidentally walked out into a mock battlefield.

Can't say I know this character. I'll have to look him up.

This is the horse from "The Draft Horse" one of the first cartoons in which Chuck Jones discovered his sense of humor. My favorite gag? "Say Ah." "AHHHHHH!"

Yep, it's the horse from The Draft Horse. I always liked the bit when the guy was brushing the horse, and he turned the tables and started brushing the guy.

Got one that hasn't been touched.
1. I'm your average little boy.
2. Except that I don't exactly talk like everyone else.
3. However, this quirk of mine does indeed make me famous.

Ha! A true no-brainer. It's Gerald McBoing Boing!

Indeed, it's Gerald McBoing Boing.

Thanks, Glowworm. Now here's another that's gone untapped:

1. I have no voice, but I make up for it in a big way.

2. I travel to Boston to find my fame.

3. Unlike previous movies about a spider's web, and a mouse, my movie, the third based on a certain author's book, was a bust.

I know this one, but will keep silent for now.

Ok. these are the only other clues I can provide:

4. Like most male protagonists, I set out to get the girl.

5. My movie was released 15 years ago.

6. I also meet a human boy named for a dam-building rodent.