Achievements in Ignorance: He completely derails King Dice's plan to take his soul without even knowing he was in danger.The lead character of the series, he's very much a thrill-seeker despite the fact it usually leads to trouble for him and his brother. 'Ya know what I do when I'm not so sure? I double down!' Granted, the former's soul appears to wear white gloves as well.) (Though some, like Cuphead and his brother, have yellow gloves. White Gloves: All of them are animated characters, several of which are wearing white cartoon gloves.Cuphead's soul has one just moments before he is rescued by Mugman twice in the course of the first season. Fog Feet: The ghosts have them in 'Ghosts Ain't Real', and so do the unfortunate souls that have been stolen by the Devil.Chalice also went from tricking Cuphead and Mugman once to a con artist, and The Devil became a Psychopathic Manchild when he cries once in the game. Mugman went from being more careful than Cuphead to a selfish Nervous Wreck who can sometimes come off as a jerk to his brother. For example, Cuphead went from short-sighted to an impulsive Idiot Hero who never thinks things through. Character Exaggeration: Heavily Played for Laughs, but many characters from the game suffered from this.Note that this is a break from the emulation of rubberhose cartoons, as in said cartoons, most background characters were either absent or generic-looking humans, with living objects serving more as one-time jokes than actual characters. Animate Inanimate Object: Given the old-timey cartoon nature of the world, half the cast are living cups, dice, phones, and screwdrivers.

Adaptational Jerkass: Quite a few of the characters who first appeared in the video games are more unpleasant than usual.The cups are also bereft of their finger gun abilities, which is justified as in-game, they only got said abilities after Elder Kettle gave them special potions and taught them how to use their powers, and they also had the option of buying upgrades from Porkrind. Chauncey seems to lack his psychic abilities from the game note though he once did gain the telltale swirling eyes), aside from a few exceptions. Adaptational Wimp: None of the characters display any of the overtly supernatural abilities shown in the games (e.g.

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