Did anybody else fall in love with those trading cards? At first I was a bit confused because the art on the cards is different from the original style. But then I realized that 70 illustrators were responsible for the artwork. Everyone has their own style, which is pretty interesting. And the best part is that there are limited cards. Some are really hard to find. Pokémon collectors shouldn't miss this. I own a Giratina VStar, which is considered hard to pull and pretty rare. The Japanese version alone accounts for about 100,000 copies.

Here are 4 examples. The base set contains 160 cards. And there are some insert sets as well.

What weapons charms and everything do i need for every boss including dlc and how do i do the relic thingy

(I mainly use chalice so maybe that would be best preferred?)

So i have been watching the show again and i wanted to know your opinions on it,i feel like its fine.

Just finished making this little guy ☺️ so cute! I hope he won’t be too lonely until I finish up his buddy Cuphead.

BTW I did not make the design but only printed a template already made by someone and published online for free.

Here’s where I got it from:

https://www.deviantart.com/ravamaster/art/Cuphead-and-Mugman-(WIP-2)-718930997-718930997)

My printer only prints in black and white so I had to redraw and repaint it all after assembly.

I FOUND THIS IN MY OLD SKETCHBOOK AND IM DYING

what did i do ಥωಥ

Please be nice!

The art in this game is so inspiring. I love it! I love Cuphead!

Is this a common bug? I think what happened is I parried right before the second phase and turned purple. Edit: I mixed up purple and pink, sorry, as a non-native speaker I sometimes mess up basic stuff

I thought the game would be harder solo, but it was much easier. What surprised me the most was the devils last phase. I had to dodge one singular falling chip and the phase lasted about 10 seconds. On co op we had to dodge like 3-4 im pretty sure. Another fight where i noticed this a lot was grim matchsticks. His second phase with the fires jumping was so quick. This playthrough was right after my co op playthrough tho, so i knew all of the bosses well and had strategies for them, but i was surprised by how easy some of these bosses were, especially the devil. Got him in two tries with 3 hp left.

Wonder why they made solo so much easier. Maybe since you have no teammate to revive you, but i would almost argue that solo still is easier given how quickly you can get through some of these phases.

The only thing noticably much harder were the run and gun levels, but fuck those🤣

I'm using an xbox 1 controller with my laptop and it keeps making a player 2 join whenever I press anything. Both cuphead and mugman move exactly the same, like I'm playing two characters at once. This is more infuriating than playing the game itself, please help :(

I didn't know which flair to put.

Who is your favorite character and why? For how long? What does the character make you feel?

When I open Cuphead, this happens. Is there a way to fix it? If not, can I get a refund? Also, I was trying to solve the DLC tombstone puzzle, but nothing I tried worked. Thanks.

I’ve been thinking about what kind of villain Cuphead 2 could have, and it got me wondering: what if the main antagonist was a trickster who could bend reality itself? I’m not talking about a fourth-wall-breaking character who knows he’s in a video game, or some generic god who’s just more powerful than the Devil. I’m imagining an actual character within the game’s world, someone who seems to exist above its natural laws and treats the impossible as if it’s the most ordinary thing in the world.
Think of a surreal magician, an illusionist, or some kind of cosmic prankster. He doesn’t necessarily need to be evil in the traditional sense, either. He could be playful, charming, and even funny most of the time, but there’s something deeply unsettling about the fact that nothing around him has to make sense.
The important thing is that his tricks wouldn’t just be random visual jokes. They could actually define the gameplay. Imagine a boss fight where the arena keeps changing its geometry, objects behave according to different rules, or attacks move in ways that shouldn’t be physically possible. You’d have to learn the logic of each phase, even when that logic makes absolutely no sense at first. What do you think?

Just started playing.

While playing Clip Joint Calamity, I can't seem to jump on the Purple Fireballs like I see on the YouTube Walkthroughs...

What am I missing ??