Scientific Description of Cartoon Character Game

Cool cool. Alrighty. This Peromyscus Minimus has a monogamous relationship with Permyscus Michaelus.

the Disney mice?

I got one.

Our subject for today is a half-human, half-panthera leo who aged from a child to a man through time suspension during the evacuation of his home planet. After he and his alliance of other half-man half-animal beings crashlanded on a foreign planet, he found himself thrust into leadership and the role of defending this new planet from the forces of barbaric mutants and a wicked mummified sorcerer.

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The person who gets the answer right gets to make up the next one...
You didn't get the answer.
You don't make the next one.

Is it Lion-O from Thundercats?

Precisely :3

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Can you be more specific?

Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse...

Correct.

Our next character, a Procyon lotor, works in a park but plays video games all day anyway and gives a hard time to his gumball machine boss, with the help of his friend, a Cyanocitta cristata.

Mordecai and Rigby

yay, right, yay

Our next subject is a female homosapien, biologically related to a male genius homosapien. Tends to gain unauthorized access to research facilities and has fondness towards choreography.

Dee Dee

Yup

Done in part high art and part drug-induced pop art, these three female creations out of sugar, spice, and everything nice, (along with chemical X...), with their ultra super powers, have dedicated their lives to fighting crime and the forces of evil.

Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup aka the Power Puff Girls. Come on dude too easy.

You make it too easy. Correct.

This character possibly lived towards the end of the Cretaceous period over seeing the excavation of various minerals.

Fred Flintstone