Netflix released a cartoon series based on Cuphead, a popular 2017 video game called The Cuphead Show. It follows the adventures of Cuphead.

‘You Don’t Just Get to Run Away’- The Devil Perfectly Sums up ‘The Cuphead Show’ on Netflix

Netflix isn’t skipping a beat when it comes to delivering its content. It offers
everything under its umbrella, from horror shows to murder mysteries,
documentaries to musicals. Netflix recently released a cartoon series based on
Cuphead, a popular 2017 video game. The show is called The Cuphead Show! The
game’s graphic aesthetic is meticulously crafted, with hand-drawn animation
cells that harken back to the original Looney Tunes. They charge players with
collecting soul contracts for the Devil in this game. Walt Disney Animation
Studios and Fleischer Studios’ work influenced the makers’ Chad and Jared
Moldenhauer of Studio MDHR.

Studio MDHR and King Features Syndicate produced the American-Canadian animated
online television series for Netflix. The Cuphead Show is a compilation of
stand-alone cartoons that have a lot of fun splashing around in the tropes of
the era its animation was inspired by.


THE CUPHEAD SHOW PLOT SYNOPSIS

Cuphead and Mugman- the playable characters in the original game, named after
the drinkware that makes up their heads- and their adventures on the Inkwell
Isles are the focus of the animated series. They are always looking for
adventure and enjoyment. The show combines nostalgic pleasures with a healthy
dosage of the shivers- especially when a foe, The Devil himself, appears on the
scene to play with our heroes.

We’ve included a video for you to watch below.



The video begins with Mugman reading the carnival’s name aloud, terrified by the
blatant use of Evil. He tries to warn his brother about the impending evil, but
Cuphead is preoccupied with a game called Soulball. Then comes a villainous song
about how people enjoy carnival by the self-proclaimed ‘King of the Underworld,’
The Devil. Just as he was raving about his obsession with collecting souls, his
subordinate interrupts him and informs him that the soul count has ceased
because Cuphead has won. This enrages The Devil, and he chases Cuphead and his
brother Mughead, igniting almost the entire carnival. This gives the brothers a
way out of The Devil’s clutches.

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CHARACTERS AND VOICE ARTISTS

Tru Valentino as Cuphead
Frank Todaro as Mugman
Luke Millington-Drake as The Devil
Grey Griffin as Ms. Chalice
Joe Hanna as Elder Kettle, Sal
Wayne Brady as King Dice
Chris Wylde as Ribby
Rick Zieff as Croaks
Cosmo Segurson as Chauncey, Porkrind
Jim Conroy as Ollie Bulb

Season 1 of The Cuphead Show comprises 12 episodes, each lasting approximately
16 minutes. The show’s creators have also secured a multi-season deal with
Netflix. So, what are you waiting for? Stream
[https://www.netflix.com/title/80242531] it now.

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Netflix isn&#8217;t skipping a beat when it comes to delivering its content. It offers everything under its umbrella, from horror shows to murder mysteries, documentaries to musicals. Netflix recently released a cartoon series based on Cuphead, a popular 2017 video game. The show is called The Cuphead Show! The game&#8217;s graphic aesthetic is meticulously crafted, with hand-drawn animation cells that harken back to the original Looney Tunes. They charge players with collecting soul contracts for the Devil in this game. Walt Disney Animation Studios and Fleischer Studios&#8217; work influenced the makers&#8217; Chad and Jared Moldenhauer of Studio MDHR.
Studio MDHR and King Features Syndicate produced the American-Canadian animated online television series for Netflix. The Cuphead Show is a compilation of stand-alone cartoons that have a lot of fun splashing around in the tropes of the era its animation was inspired by.
<h2>The Cuphead Show Plot synopsis</h2>
Cuphead and Mugman- the playable characters in the original game, named after the drinkware that makes up their heads- and their adventures on the Inkwell Isles are the focus of the animated series. They are always looking for adventure and enjoyment. The show combines nostalgic pleasures with a healthy dosage of the shivers- especially when a foe, The Devil himself, appears on the scene to play with our heroes.
We&#8217;ve included a video for you to watch below.
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The video begins with Mugman reading the carnival&#8217;s name aloud, terrified by the blatant use of Evil. He tries to warn his brother about the impending evil, but Cuphead is preoccupied with a game called Soulball. Then comes a villainous song about how people enjoy carnival by the self-proclaimed &#8216;King of the Underworld,&#8217; The Devil. Just as he was raving about his obsession with collecting souls, his subordinate interrupts him and informs him that the soul count has ceased because Cuphead has won. This enrages The Devil, and he chases Cuphead and his brother Mughead, igniting almost the entire carnival. This gives the brothers a way out of The Devil&#8217;s clutches.
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<h2>Characters and voice artists</h2>
Tru Valentino as Cuphead 
Frank Todaro as Mugman 
Luke Millington-Drake as The Devil 
Grey Griffin as Ms. Chalice 
Joe Hanna as Elder Kettle, Sal 
Wayne Brady as King Dice 
Chris Wylde as Ribby 
Rick Zieff as Croaks 
Cosmo Segurson as Chauncey, Porkrind 
Jim Conroy as Ollie Bulb
Season 1 of The Cuphead Show comprises 12 episodes, each lasting approximately 16 minutes. The show&#8217;s creators have also secured a multi-season deal with Netflix. So, what are you waiting for? <a href="https://www.netflix.com/title/80242531" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Stream</a> it now.
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