A dream sequence at the beginning of Sweater Off Dead shows he's more scared than he lets on. Throughout most of the show whenever he's reminded that the Devil wants to take his soul, he acts nonchalant about it, but that's because he doesn't want Mugman to worry about it, nor does he tell Elder Kettle about the Soul Ball mishap, because that means telling him he abandoned his chores as well as put his life in danger. The Cuphead Show's Cuphead is a kindhearted idiot who makes up for in emotional support skills what he lacks in common sense. Nonetheless, the two brothers always care for each other and make up in the end. In The Cuphead Show!, Cuphead's personality remains the same, but is shown to be a little more reckless, and often gets into fights with Mugman. Despite his flaws, however, he seems to be kindhearted and has good intentions overall, such as in the good ending where he and Mugman burn all the soul contracts, setting everyone free. His personality was mostly inspired by the "charming, yet trouble-making" character archetype, as seen in the protagonists of early cartoons.Īs seen in the introduction, Cuphead seems to have a somewhat greedy personality, apparently willing to risk anything to get what he wants, causing the infamous bet which nearly cost the souls of him and his brother. He (in contrast to his twin brother) often takes quite the amount of risks. He is shown to be the more confident, fun-loving and slightly cheeky type.
Although his confidence and drive for adventure can lead him to appear devious or get him into trouble, at his core, he is a kindhearted soul who wants to do good-but has the tendency to leap before he looks.Ĭuphead seems to be a daredevil. Overall, Cuphead's appearance is reminiscent of character designs from classical 1930s cartoons, of which the game's art style is designed around.Ĭuphead is typically a nice person alongside his younger twin brother Mugman, enjoying an easygoing and good life, but is relentlessly optimistic.
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His colors are a little more duller, his gloves are yellow all the time, and his skin has a tannish tint to it. In The Cuphead Show!, Cuphead's appearance is the same, with a few differences. In some artwork, he is also shown to have fire rising out of his head. His red colors change to purple and he now has a biten straw and evil-looking yellow eyes with black and red pupils, a maniacal smile, and sharp teeth. If the answer "Yes" is chosen in the cut scene with the Devil before his battle-triggering the bad ending-his appearance dramatically changes. When used as a Super Art, his ghost is muscular and his expression is determined. In the center of Cuphead's ghost's chest, there is a pink heart which can be parried to resurrect him. His shorts and legs are now replaced with a ghost tail, his straw is now a halo, and his expression is that of melancholy. His ghost still has the cup head and gloves, but his appearance is now a ghostly blue. As an anthropomorphic cup, his skin is a light gray and made of porcelain, so enough hits could break and kill him, leaving behind his apparition. To emulate the way characters were drawn in the game’s time period, his coloring is inconsistent he is sometimes depicted wearing red or yellow boots, and/or yellow gloves instead.
He is mostly seen wearing a black, long-sleeve shirt, white gloves, red shorts (slightly similar to Mickey Mouse's iconic short overalls), and brown shoes. He always has a determined expression in the face of danger.
His face consists of eyes that are very close together with black pie-cut pupils, and a small red nose. As his name suggests, Cuphead's head is a wide cup with what seems to be some sort of liquid inside, topped with a red and white striped straw.
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