This wiki happens to contain unmarked spoilers for the game and the series, so read at your own risk! The Devil: I have here a list of my runaway debtors. Collect their souls for me, and I just might pardon you two mugs. Elder Kettle: Your strength is growing! You'll soon be a match for that no-good King Dice... and maybe eveb the Devil himself!!

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Cuphead is actual proof of how bad my memory is. Whenever I haven’t played the game for a while, a thought will suddenly pop into my mind telling me I should give it a spin. ~Every time I give into that said thought, I remember why I stopped playing in the first place. Never has there been a game that I’ve so enjoyed while also being filled to the absolute brim with raw anger and frustration – you can probably relate? The Cuphead Show! is an American-Canadian animated web television series created by Chad and Jared Moldenhauer for Netflix and is produced by StudioMDHR and King Features Syndicate.

This is one of the video games that have been in beta for the longest, for over seven years, and that was mainly because every frame was hand-drawn.

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In an early teaser image, Cagney Carnation was intended to be placed on the left side, with his idle animation being a "bring it on" position, as opposed to his final one. King Dice: The little mugs have some fight in 'em, I'll say that much! They're makin' mincemeat outta them debtors! Elder Kettle: I do! But you'll never get close to the Devil unless you already have those soul contracts in hand! In June 2019, an adapted port for some cars manufactured by Tesla, Inc. was announced by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who expressed his appreciation of the game. Due to the cars' limitations, only the game's first section will be playable. A port for PlayStation 4 was announced and released on July 28, 2020.

The Devil: Win one more roll, and all the loot in my casino is yours! But if you lose, I'll have your souls! Deal?