The Mystery Cartoon Character Game, ongoing-ier.

Got it! It's Fibber Fox from the Yakky Doodle cartoons.

1. His nemesis is Chopper the bulldog.

2. He's always after Yakky.

3. His voice is an imitation of Shelley Berman.

I didn't think that I'd get that one past you, Em!

Yes, it's HB's Fibber Fox, for all the reasons given.

Take your well-earned point and step up to the plate!

Well, I got it, Pete. Now here's another that's really gone untapped, and just in time for the season:

1. I'm the human form of a luminous phenomenon.

2. In the movie, it's revealed that I'm the one who gave an iconic reindeer his gift, and unknowingly made others see him as a misfit.

3. This movie also stars an iconic snowman who had his own animated specials.

Three more clues:

4. My movie has a summer month in its title.

5. Unlike other films from the studio, it doesn't air on TV these days.

6. My voice actress went on to voice a magical princess who accompanied a barbarian and a Mok.

It's Lady Boreal, from Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July. She's the Queen of the Northern Lights, and transferred the last of her magic into Rudolph. Making his nose glow.

I remember seeing it last year on a cable station. I think they just aired it once, whereas the other specials aired several times.

Salty, you got it right. So take another turn. Good job.

Thanks, I would have answered it yesterday, but didn't get the chance.

I was one of the hosts in a Christmas special.
I have a huge appetite.
By the end of the special, I'm as round as an ornament.

More? OK.

I tend to annoy my buddy.
We introduce the carols.
There's nothing odd about two dinosaurs hosting a Christmas show. (right?)

Found it. It's Rex, from "A Claymation Christmas Celebration."

Close, but no. Rex is not the gluttonous one.

Just to make things clear. Emeraldisle, you guessed the right show, but the wrong character.

Right, it's Herb from that show.

That's right, it's Herb from A Claymation Christmas. The clues are self-explanatory.

You're up!

Thanks. Now I've got one that can be solved with just three clues:

1. I start out as a living Christmas present.

2. One Christmas later, I'm a wife and mother.

3. Amazingly, I share my name with classic songs by Styx, The Little River Band, and Kenny Rogers.

Three more clues should clear the smoke here:

4. My movie was released 60 years ago, ironically six months before Christmas.

5. My name precedes that of my boyfriend/hubby in the title.

6. I'm so hungry, I could go for some spaghetti.

Oh, duh on me. This is Lady from Disney's Lady and the Tramp. As a pup, she was a Christmas gift in the Darling house. At the end of the story, Lady is mother to three girls and a boy. Lady and the Tramp premiered on Wednesday 22 June 1955. And it was at the back of Tony's Restaurant that Lady received a meal of spaghetti and meatballs, leading to one of the most iconic moments in animation.

Yes, OUB, you got it. So you go again. Good job.

Nifty. And borrowing from your talent for picking timely animated films, let me field this one:

1) This character made his debut on Thursday 6 December 1973 in a completely animated feature film.

2) Much like the vice president, this character is the immediate number two to the title character's number one.

3) This character's name is a misnomer: it suggests a very different physique from the character's actual build.

I think I know the answer, but I'll let someone else take a stab at it.

I know this too, but will wait. I'm starting to get busy again anyway.