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It should, hypothetically, be a lot of chaotic fun: the two mugs head to a malevolent carnival - a вЂњCarn-EVIL?!вЂќ, as Mugman realizes in horror - or an equally malevolent gameshow hosted by the slick-talking Dice King (Wayne Brady, having some fun with it). Each episode takes about 20 seconds to set up that something is set to go destructively wrong.

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Todaro) are a precocious pair of brothers living under the guardianship of the elderly Kettle, and it doesnвЂ™t take them long to fall into debt to The Devil (Luke Millington Drake), who means to collect on what heвЂ™s owed: CupheadвЂ™s soul.ДЄfter the introduction of this mostly one-sided feud the series remains a mostly disconnected series of vignettes, centralized around problems of the brothersвЂ™ own making and whatever new oddball (usually, one of the gameвЂ™s bosses) that they run into as a result. Cuphead (Tru Valentino) and Mugman (Frank T.

The new Netflix series is spearheaded by Time Squad creator Dave Wasson.ДЄs in the game, the story of The Cuphead Show! takes place on the вЂњInkwell IslesвЂќ (the opening song sings in rhyme that itвЂ™s вЂњjust off the coast,вЂќ around 29 miles). And now, perhaps somewhat inevitably, it has an animated show. The boss fights proved particularly memorable, conjuring up surrealist but vintage feeling monsters to humble the player.

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There arenвЂ™t many like it - painstakingly hand drawn with pencil and paper and animated on ones (the full 24 frames of drawings per second, rather than the more common 12), filtered through вЂ™80s style side-scrolling game design of uncompromising difficulty. Inspired by the rubber hose limbs and the spooky qualities of early Disney and Fleischer Studios animation, the video game Cuphead made a splash with its striking art style and punishing run-and-gun gameplay.

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