The Mystery Cartoon Character Game, ongoing.

Can't say I know this character. Someone else will have better luck.

B.O. Skunk from Little Tinker.

He's a skunk who peruses girls who are not skunks.
He follows the advise in a book to no avail.
He finally meets a fellow skunk.

Yep, it's B.O. Skunk from "Little Tinker." I love this cartoon, especially the surprise ending.

Here's another one that's surprisingly not on the list.

I am a real womanizer.
I am also very aggressive.
The one I am pursuing is never who she seems.

Ten to one, it's Pepe Le Pew.

You got it. Le skunk de' le pew!

Thanks, Saltyboot. Now here's another good one:

1. I live underwater.

2. The episode I'm in is based on one of the comic book stories.

3. The names of my man, and my homeland were changed for the story.

I don't have any ideas on this one.

Here are three more clues:

4. Rejected by my lover, I strike a deal with the enemy.

5. This decision puts my undersea prince in danger.

6. In order to save him, I seek help from four people who were altered by cosmic rays.

That last clue helped clinch it for me. I knew the series in question had to be the Fantastic Four--the original HB version and went to search for an episode that fit it--the character in question is Lady Dorma--who as I now figured due to the Marvel origins had to be linked to Namor the Submariner--however, due to another animation studio owning ther rights to Namor, his name became Prince Tritan and she hailed from Pacifica rather than Atlantis.

Glowworm, you're right again, and for all those reasons. So take a bow, and another turn. Good job. And of course, the enemy was Attuma.

1. I want to catch the attention of a certain company.
2. Unfortunately (or rather fortunately if you wish) I am always rejected.
3. This is probably for the best, because I probably don't understand the actual concept of the company.

I know this, all right, but it's best someone else answered this time.

This must be Starkist pitch-fish Charlie the Tuna. The actual tuna fish, not the football coach Duane Charles "Bill" Parcels.

Yes, this is Charlie the Tuna. I recently saw some of the old commercials on him--they were pretty awesome.

1. Charlie wants to be caught by the Starkist Tuna boats.
2. There's always a note saying "Sorry, Charlie" as the boats want good tasting tuna, not tuna with good taste.
3. Charlie must not know that the tuna is for eating--otherwise he has a suicide wish.

Ah, yes, those good ol' commercials from back in the Day. And I've found another untapped vein. Beware, though, this isn't Saturday afternoon kiddie fare.

1) This character has appeared only once in an animated feature film, and is unlikely to recur.

2) This character dies at the start of the film. Then he has some adventures. Then he dies again, presumably. Ghosts and such are not involved.

3) Plenty of police and officials pursue this character because they regard him as a dangerous fugitive. He's not dangerous, just worried.

The one I thought of doesn't match the clues to a T. But the clues indicate something by Bakshi, am I right?

Aha! It wasn't from a Bakshi film. It must be The Puppet Master from "Ghost In The Shell."

Well, now I'm on the spot. I've seen Ghost In The Shell some years ago, and while technically dazzling, the plot was a little too convoluted for me to follow. Therefore, I must ask emeraldisle to rule on her own answer: does the Puppet Master appear only in Ghost In The Shell? I'm thinking yes by default; there are likely other similar characters, but not this one in particular. Does this Puppet Master perish at the start of Ghost In The Shell, then return from the dead, run around loose for a while, then perish a second time to end the film? This is doubtful, as very few characters get to die twice in the same story. And while I believe that this Puppet Master was sought by the authorities at some point, extending to being a fugitive, I can't picture a Puppet Master as a harmless recluse. A puppet master needs to control his minions, and makes them interact with the rest of the world vicariously; the character I had in mind is more the "leave me alone" kind of fugitive.

So, I must defer to fair and honest EmeraldIsle: does the Puppet Master meet all three clues? My head is too rusty to recall him clearly. If so, then Integrity demands that I award "Puppet Master" as a correct response.

Thanks, OUB. But since I'm totally unsure, I think there should be three more clues.