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

I checked this list, too, and she wasn't on it ... yet. Now she is, because that's the Mystery Character. Got to complete that set, y'know? Good solving, Em.

Thanks, OUB. Now to go into the land of obscurity for this untapped one:

1. Instead of cereals and junk food, I promote a citrus product.

2. Like so many other mascots, I try to help myself to the goodies.

3. Unfortunately, my ads and I were extinct by the end of the '70's.

Hmm, I almost know this one, but not quite. The period is correct for Tang, a powdered drink mix with artificial orange flavor, said to be part of NASA's space program menu. I know that Bugs Bunny used to shill for this stuff, but I've forgotten any other little green men that likely made it as Tang's regular mascot.

Sorry, OUB, but your answer's wrong. I'll provide three more clues tomorrow if no one gets it by then.

Last three clues:

4. I'm a prehistoric reptile.

5. My products are solid citrus fruits.

6. Their name shouldn't be confused with a specific brand of tuna.

Golly, I learn new stuff everyday. The citrus growers of Florida banded together into consortium to pitch their goods under the brand name Sunkist. Someone at Disney Studios came up with a cartoon mascot for them: the Florida Orange Bird. It has the body of the Sixties Woody Woodpecker hued orange, long green leaves for wings, and a Valencia orange for a head. There used to be a Sunkist juice bar in the Disney park that stood for thirty years; it's now a bakery. Awesome recollection, Em, my compliments.

Sorry, OUB, but the Florida Orange Bird doesn't qualify as a prehistoric reptile. If no one gets it by tonight, I'll provide the answer.

Well, here's the answer. It's Ralph, the Sunkist Dinosaur. His ads often showed him trying to get himself Sunkist oranges. Sometimes he did, and sometimes he didn't.

Oh. A dinosaur. Pitching oranges? The odd little bird kind of makes sense: oranges grow on trees while birds nest in trees. But a dinosaur? The only thing they can pitch is gasoline; think Dinoco from Toy Story. And they named him Ralph. Sunkist must've hired a discount-rate ad firm for that one.

Well, it's been more than a week, so I'll post the next mystery character:

1. I meet a girl while surfing.

2. At the time, she was literally bottled up.

3. The force was with my voice actor.

Oh, Corey Anders (a homophone of the spice coriander), who found the bottle containing Jeannie, as produced by Hanna-Barbera Studios under lease from Screen Gems Television. Instead of the head-nod, Jeannie's magic casting comes from her ponytail. Kind of a mystic hair gun, I guess. Anyway, this was an early role for the legendary Mark Hamill, who's not quite Mel Blanc, but he's getting there.

Absolutely right again, OUB. Your wish to post again has been granted. Good job. .

Neat-o. Good news: this is going to be a Good Guy character. Actually, Good Girl character, because cuteness counts. Bad news: the source is kinda obscure. Good luck.

1) This character has occurred only once to date in an animated feature film. She survives to the end of the story, though narrowly.

2) This character helps the villain achieve his goal of bringing wreckage, mayhem and doom to the town. Not by choice, though; it's more like high-tech mind control.

3) Being a responsible girl, this character tries to undo the damage by herself. That approach clearly isn't working. Plan B time.

Intermediate clues time.

4) This character is part of a musical band, playing at best a local gig at the town nightclub. Her voice actor is a recording artist in Real Life.

5) Technically, this character isn't human. Close, but not quite. Humans on Earth aren't around any more, so her ancestors assumed dominance of the world, and evolved from there.

6) The animated feature film in which this character does her singing and Damsel In Distress-ing was produced in Canada.

This must be Angel from Rock & Rule

Yes, this is Angel from Nelvana Studios' Rock & Rule. Her voice is supplied by Debbie Harry of Blondie. Her world is Earth after humanity glorched itself, leaving the dogs, cats and rats to rise from the rubble. Angel is one of the Petting Zoo People, while her boyfriend / bandmate Omar is a Funny Animal. Good sleuthing, Glow; it saved me from Cupcake Clues time.

Yeah, I know enough of this film to be able to figure that out.
Here's one that shouldn't take much sleuthing.
1. I am the title character of this film.
2. My film recently came out the same time as another cape wearing superhero took to the big screen --not the best idea.
3. Most superheroes look like they're wearing underwear. I actually am wearing underwear--and nothing else except a cape.

This can only be Captain Underpants!

TRA LA LA! Correct! Although, who thought it was a good idea to have him compete against Wonder Woman?

Thanks, Glowworm. Now for a real good one:

1. I'm a well-educated man.

2. Officially, I'm the only human who likes the title character.

3. He keeps telling me I'm the greatest.