The Mystery Cartoon Character Game, ongoing.

Nope, it's definitely not Sniffles.

I'm not sure about this one. I'll have to think about it.

I have a feeling it's Piglet. He's small, timid and pink.

Perhaps this would be Angelina Ballerina?

Glowworm, you've got it! It's Piglet from "Winnie the Pooh."

Thanks--always thought Piglet was adorable. Amusing that my favorite Winnie the Pooh character is unKosher.

I think I can squeeze this in before heading off tomorrow to do some Black Friday shopping with my mother and then heading to work.
1. My partner and I are struggling musicians.
2. I come upon a Hell of a chance to become a star.
3. However, my fame comes with overlooked consequences and my former partner must find a way to rescue me from them.

Jan Mouse from The Devil and Daniel Mouse.

Jan and Daniel are struggling musicians.
Jan signs a contract with the Devil to become famous.
Because she didn't read the fine print, she was surprised that the Devil came to claim her soul.

Yes indeed. Just watched that a day or two ago. Quite an awesome little cartoon.

Ok, here I go.

I'm a red head.
I have an heirloom that I don't want to loose.
Can you believe I was mistaken for a lady?

Sorry. If there's a male redhead that fits the clues, I can't find him.

Oh, I know this one--going to remain silent and let someone else have a turn though.

Next three.

The title of my cartoon is a play on an old song.
The game that I challenged the protagonist with, originated in my country.
I have an accent.

Can't think of a game of foreign origin, or an old song that was parodied as a cartoon title.

I think this is Angus MacRory, from the Bugs Bunny cartoon My Bunny Lies over the Sea

You got it peterhale

Angus is a red head.
When he fires a gun at Bugs, he runs over to pick up the bullet. (It's been in the family for years)
In the beginning of the short, Bugs mistook him for a lady because he was wearing a kilt.
The cartoon title is a take on the song, "My Bonny Lies Over the Ocean."
Golf originated in Scotland. (where is cartoon takes place)

Take it away.

Here goes...

1) I'm another Scotsman.
2) I take in the protagonist, on condition he earns his keep.
3) The protagonist has no name, but starred in 3 shorts.

This is another one I'm totally clueless about.

Hold the phone, while I've never seen the short in question, this is a Scotsman named Lavish McTavish from "Boston Beanie."

It is indeed Mr Lavish McTavish, whose name belies his frugality - evidenced when we first see him, washing his used Kleenex - sorry, Clean-Ex - tissues!

1) He rolls his 'R's to infinity.
2) The hobo cat has to catch mice if he wants food.
3) The Sylvester-like cat appeared in Kitty Caddy, Up n' Atom and Boston Beanie (all 1947, when Bob Clampett was head storyman for Screen Gems)

Boston Beanie is on Youtube, click here to see.

Your point and your turn, Glowworm!

Who'd have thought I'd give up guessing one Scotsman for another?
Anyhow, here's a good one.

1. I too am Scottish, but not quite in the way you're probably thinking.
2. I seek a new home because my own has been taken over by humans.
3. Crying actually helps me acquire my new home.