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

Thanks.
1. I'm the rival for the attention of an attractively round shape.
2. I'm the one she initially adores.
3. I get dumped when the other fellow learns to be dazzling and to change his own perspectives.

This must be the squiggle from, The Dot and the Line.

Yes, this is the squiggle from The Dot and the Line.

I was just taking a nap, then out of nowhere some guy starts to pursue me.
My husband had to separate us.
I have a name but it's not revealed until the end.

Emily the chicken from "The Stupid Cupid." Daffy is pursuing her because he's been hit by Cupid Fudd's arrow.

Yes, that is correct. You can take it away.

1. Much like the previous character, I too am pursued by a fellow when taking a rest.
2. However, it isn't love that drives him to me. It's food.
3. My husband is puzzled by my strange behavior--and my suddenly tiny legs.

That's Hazel from, The Squawkin' Hawk. Henery started to carry her off and her husband thought she had been drinking. He also wondered why her legs are so tiny.

Yep. Henery's very first cartoon. Poor Hazel though--I always got a kick out of her husband, who clearly loves her.

Ok, I won't be able to post a character today. I'll be able to think of one tomorrow, but until then, if someone would like to post something to keep the game going that's fine with me.

Got something.

My movie was just released.
I'm a superhero and a loner.
That is, until I found myself around people who I started to consider family.

Well, I'm surprised he isn't on the list yet. It's Batman himself.

Yep, that's right. Specifically the one from LEGO Batman.

Thanks, Salty. Now for another who's been overlooked:

1. I'm a spacefaring superhero.

2. Like one before me, I'm named after a stinging insect.

3. The title characters watched my TV show beginning in 1979.

These are the last three clues:

4. My animated series is now 45 years old.

5. However, it started out as a stage routine.

6. My voice actor, who also voices a few others, is the brains behind the series.

Methinks this would be the Blue Beetle, originally created by Fox Comics in 1939.

Wrong, OUB. I'll post the right answer tomorrow, if no one gets it by then.

Well, here I go. The answer is The Brown Hornet, from "Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids."

1. He was a heroic spacefarer, though on the bumbling side.

2. He was created as a parody of The Green Hornet.

3. He was introduced during the show's 7th season, eventually replaced by Legal Eagle.

4. The show premiered in 1972, and had the longest run of any Saturday morning series.

5. It began as a stage routine, but at that time, his adventures didn't take place in the cosmos.

6. He who shall not be named was the creator and executive producer, as well as one of the voice actors.

Well, looks like I'll have to post another one. Here I go:

1. I accompany a human threat to Camelot.

2. I have a cold. You know what that means.

3. In the end, my master and I head for the moon.

Oh, the fire-breathing Dragon from Knighty-Knight Bugs, Bugs Bunny's sole Oscar. The Black Knight stole the Singing Sword, leaving King Arthur and his knights reduced to a council of useless bureaucrats. The Black Knight berates the Dragon for letting his fire get low, which caused the beast to contract a cold, accompanied by fire-spewing sneezing. The Black Knight and the Dragon end up locked in a castle tower filled with explosives, which somehow were invented during the Middle Ages. One sneeze from the Dragon detonates these explosives, sending the tower and its hapless occupants to the moon.