The Mystery Cartoon Character Game, ongoing.

Aha! Just found it. It's Panchito Pistoles!

Dang, emeraldisle, you beat me to it!

Tell you what. Once Peterhale confirms the answer, you may have my turn.

You got it, Em, it is Panchito!

1) In the second of the "Good Neighbor Policy" package features, Panchito joins Donald and José (from Saludos Amigos) to form The Three Caballeros.
2) Panchito Pistoles gets his nickname from his exuberant gun firing.
3) In the House of Mouse episode "Not So Goofy" he reveals his full name is Panchito Romero Miguel Junipero Francisco Quintero González III.

A point to Emeraldisle, and I guess the next turn goes to FluidGirl!

What a mouthful, that's all I have to say in regards to Panchito. Anyway, thank you Emeraldisle.

1. We're fraternal twins

2. We're the youngest characters in our franchise

3. We made our first animated appearance in our franchise's second special

Research completed. The characters are Baby Hugs and Tugs.

1. They're fraternal twins--a fact I never realized until now.

2. They're the youngest ones in the Care Bears franchise. In fact, they don't even grow up.

3. They were first seen in the animated special "The Care Bears Battle The Freeze Machine."

Correct, Emeraldisle! It's Baby Hugs and Baby Tugs, two of my favorite Care Bears, actually. Chosen because "The Care Bears Battle the Freeze Machine" turns 30 this year.

Thanks. Now I can post the one I intended to post yesterday:

1. I live and work on an estate, at least for the length of the cartoon.

2. When my boss hunts his quarry, I invariably get the worst of it, and return whatever he gives me.

3. By the end of the short, I'm so fed up that I spank my former employer with his own weapon!

Jarvis the butler from "The Oily American." An underated cartoon I always loved watching as a kid.

1. Jarvis works for Mo Hichan, a wealthy indian.
2. They are hunting a midget moose, in the hunting room--the running gag here is every time Jarvis gets hit with something, he politely returns it to his employer. "Your arrow sir."
3. Mo Hichan accidently shoots down Jarvis' helicopter in the end of the short. Jarvis spanks Mo with the arrow. "YOUR ARROW, SIR!"

Good job, Glowworm. You're right again. You now have control of the board.

Alrighty then.
1. I know the Achilles' heel of a formidable foe.
2. However, I won't tell.
3. I save the day, and the main character using this knowledge.

This is another that has me stumped. I'll leave the right answer up to someone else.

Methinks that this is Yukon Cornelius from the Arthur Rankin / Jules Bass production Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer. "Didn't I ever tell you about bumbles?" he'll inquire. Everyone else can only regard YC blankly, as he has a habit of babbling about everything under the sun except those critical pieces of information that would have been mightily helpful at the time.

Nope, Not him.
More clues.

4. I basically prance around teasingly.
5. In a sing-song manner, I proclaim how I know something important--but won't share it.
6. I've actually been in two shorts--one being a color remake of the other.

Still don't have it. This I'll definitely have to look it up.

What do ya know, it's Sloppy Moe.

He appeared in Injun Trouble, and Wagon Heels (the color remake).
His song is "I know something I won't tell, I won't tell, I won't tell!"
Injun Joe is ticklish. Which is the secret Moe won't tell until the end.

Indeed, Saltyboot--it's Sloppy Moe.

Ok, I found one.

I've been accused of a crime I didn't commit.
I escaped from jail.
My friends and I nearly died trying to prove my innocents.

Can't even put my finger on it.

Next three.

My love for the latest craze is what got me into trouble.
In the book, I really did the crime.
However, I'm innocent in this animated version.