The Mystery Cartoon Character Game, ongoing.

Sorry, but my search for a bald soldier killed by aliens has led me nowhere.

Well, this is one of those off-radar works. Last set of clues coming up...

7) The animated film in which this character appears first appeared in United States theaters within the last ten years (2005 to 2014). It grossed about $1 million in its opening weekend, but somehow never reached the $2 million mark, according to Box Office Mojo.

8) Googling or Yahooing or Binging "a bald soldier killed by aliens" won't find this character, because he wasn't killed by aliens. This character was killed while defending the aliens. We humans were the invaders in this story. Yeah, surprise.

9) You know how some of animation's pioneers made most of their works as an auteur with a small support staff? Like Stuart Blackton or Emil Cohl or Lotte Reiniger? Same deal here: an animation student using mostly Maya software put most of the work together, needing only some post-production filtering and theater distributorship. Pretty good work for a n00b.

Still don't have it, sorry to say. Maybe someone else found the time to see it.

Beats me. I don't know much out of animated movies in the past 10 years, as I think I've only seen two in between 2005 and now.

I'm going to take a chance and say it's Lieutenant Stanton.

That chance pays off. This is Lieutenant Stewart Stanton from the 2009 film Battle For Terra. Stanton is bald because he's a soldier, and because his creator didn't have the tool for rendering hair or fur. Stanton meets Mala, an alien girl with no feet; her people essentially swim in their planet's atmosphere, which is too dense for humans to breathe. General Hemmer is glad to get Stanton back, and calls him a hero for gleaning intelligence about the aliens. Most of the writing, scene planning, character design and world-building are the work of Aristomenis Tsirbas, working with Maya. Lionsgate Entertainment handled the theater screenings and DVD release.

Good researching, Saltyboot. It gets you a well-earned +1, and control of the board. And it thwarts my effort for a third stumper, too.

Thanks OUB. That one took a bit of research. Also, it was my pleasure to thwart.

I'm the villain, but I'm not really evil.
I have a pretty unicorn binder that I had since I was a child.
I LOVE making checklists.

Again, I'm totally stumped by these clues. I hope another user knows this one.

Hmm, this could almost be Elmyra from the Tiny Toons universe, except Elmyra doesn't make checklists, as far as I know. Her methodology is largely prance along, encounter something cute, and huggle the life out of it. I'll have to keep thinking, headache notwithstanding.

This would be The Bowler Hat Guy from Meet the Robbinsons. His actual name is Michael "Goob" Yagoobian--which is a bit of a spoiler I might add.

Yep, it's The Bowler Hat Guy. The only villain I know who keeps a unicorn binder.

Your turn!

Thanks, the unicorn binder was the clue that did it for me.

Give me a little more time to come up with a new character--I must leave for volunteering soon.

As promised, here we go.
1. We are a duo--however we have been seen in a few shorts without the other.
2. As the usual case with duos--one of us is the leader, the other is the follower and the punching bag.
3. We fall into the category of crooks and gangsters.

Clearly, I'll have a lot of searching to do for these guys.

And it didn't take long at all. It's Rocky and Muggsy, if I'm not mistaken.

Indeed, it's Rocky and Mugsy. Rocky was the reason I kept repeating "Shut up" around the house--although Boris Badenov was responsible for that too.
1. Rocky and Mugsy are generally thought of as a duo--however, Rocky first debuted without Mugsy in shorts such as "Golden Yeggs" and "Catty Cornered." In these shorts, Rocky had an entire gang. Mugsy debuted in the short "Bugs and Thugs" and has been with Rocky ever since. However, in the short "Napoleon Bunny-Part" Napoleon sends a very familiar looking guard after Bugs Bunny. Although he is never mentioned by name--it's clearly Mugsy.

2. Rocky is the tough guy--Mugsy follows orders--and gets beaten up if he does something wrong.

3. Self- explanatory.

Thanks, Glowworm. Now here are some clues I can't believe I'm posting:

1. I'm the only cartoon character in a live-action film.

2. I threaten and chase those on a quest for a sacred object, only to disappear when my animator has a heart attack.

3, Ah, but my fate is nothing compared to that of a deadly rabbit.

That would be the Legendary Black Beast of Aaaaarrrrrrggghhh from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. I had to look up the monster's name--but definitely an unforgettable part of that movie. "He must have died while carving it."

Good job on getting it so quickly, Glowworm. All clues are self-explanatory, so you get another turn.

Yeah, It's a good movie--got to love that evil bunny though!

Here's one now that I'm certain this character is an animated one.

1. I have the air of a serial killer.
2. Don't worry, all I want is your beer.
3. I constantly sing a familiar part of a well known Frank Sinatra song.

As well as I know Frankie's songs, I can't figure this one out.