The Devil

The Devil can mind control someone, but did he mind controlled Chef Saltbaker just to frame him?

The Root Pack:

The Root Pack--standard, garden-variety vegetables grown by a farmer who poured out his soul into maintaining his garden. The largest of his vegetables were infused with this soul, but as the farmer had made a couple of shady deals in his life, it wasn't long before the devil came calling for the old man's soul. Sal Spudder, Ollie Bulb and Chauncey Chantenay didn't see why they had to pay another man's debt, and split for a patch of their own land.

Goopy Le Grande:

Goopy le Grande was a simple slime, and a bit of a weakling. Always getting picked on or beaten up, one day he'd had enough. He wanted to be strong, strong enough that HE could be the one calling the shots and dishing out pain. As it turned out, someone heard his prayers: The Devil himself. He asked what Goopy would give in exchange for such power, and like so many foolish folks, the bouncing blue blob promised anything. The devil offered him great strength in exchange for the slime's soul, but after receiving his gift, the slippery fellow didn't stick around to pay up. Of course, nobody cheats the devil for long...

Hilda Berg:

Once an ordinary scientist, Hilda Berg worked at the Inkwell Observatory, studying natural phenomena. However, she thought the sky was too unpredictable, and one day became so desperate that she sought out the Devil for help. The Devil offered her the ability to control the sky - the clouds, the wind, and even the stars would bend to her will! And all it would cost was her soul. Hilda agreed, and planned to hide in the clouds for as long as she can, hoping that would help her keep her soul.

Ribby and Croaks:

Ribby and his brother Croaks were always getting into trouble--picking fights with their swamp mates usually. But it was only a matter of time before they found themselves in a fight they couldn't win; they were ambushed by a hungry alligator and needed someone to bail them out. The devil found them without much trouble, as he often seeks out the desperate, and promised them incredible strength at the cost of their souls. The contract was made, and true to his words, the brothers gained an increased size and amazing power...more than enough to dispatch the gator who wanted to make a meal of them. The new fighters yearned to test their power and get even stronger; they invaded a fly showboat making port on Inkwell Isle, promising the flies that they wouldn't be eaten if they continued to provide Ribby and Croaks with strong fighters.

Cagney Carnation:

Cagney Carnation was a conflicted flower. He'd seen so many of his floral brethren get picked, pruned, cut, stepped on or eaten, and it weighed heavily on the poor flower. After witnessing so many atrocities, Cagney ultimately snapped. He sought out the devil himself, hearing of how he could make people's wildest dreams come true, and begged the devil to give him some way to exact revenge on the world that had so thoughtlessly destroyed so many innocent flowers. The devil complied, and Cagney found himself much bigger and stronger than any flower ever seen. But his mad lust for vengeance brought him to destroy as well, and he wondered if he even had a soul left to offer.

Beppi the Clown:

There could be no denying that Beppi was doing the whole "clown" thing wrong. The water in a squirting flower wasn't meant to be scalding. Pies weren't intended to have bricks in them. And balloon animals certainly had no business biting people. Beppi couldn't keep a job very long, but who needed to work? He just wanted somewhere he could play, forever and ever. The devil came to Beppi in his time of trouble and offered him a place where he could play whenever he wished. The clown accepted with no hesitation and was granted a grand fairground where he could play as much as his heart desired, but when the time came to collect the clown's soul, Beppi led the devil into the hall of mirrors. By the time the devil had come out, Beppi had fled, another name on the devil's growing list of runaway debtors.

Baroness von Bon Bon:

Before the "Candy Queen" was a baroness at all, she was a simple girl called Bon-Bon, from her immense liking of sweets. Unfortunately she may have liked them a little too much, for she nearly perished from eating them. The doctors all said the same thing--if she wanted to get better, if she wanted to be healthy and live out her life, she could never eat sweets again. Bon-Bon was despondent and nearly wanted to pass on rather than give up her beloved sweet treats, but by "random" chance the devil visited her on her deathbed. She confessed to him her dying wish, to be surrounded by all the sweets she could eat, to eat as much as she could. To be a ruler in a land MADE of sweets, she proclaimed. As far as desires went, this wasn't the most unusual the devil had ever heard, and at the price of her soul he agreed. Bon-Bon awoke in a new and unfamiliar place, finding that her wish had been granted. She was in her own private heaven. A castle of sweets. Candy subjects. Delicious delights as far as the eye could see. It was all hers...she would make sure of this. No one would oppose the rule of Baroness von Bon Bon.

Djimmi the Great:

Djimmi was powerful, especially for a genie. But he thought that he wasn’t really powerful if he couldn’t use his power for anything other than wish-granting. The Devil spotted Djimmi, and offered him the ability to control the astral plane, a realm otherwise in control of the Devil. Djimmi accepted the deal, and hid himself in a smoking pipe amidst a pyramid’s multiple treasures.

Grim Matchstick:

Grim was out of touch with the world, or maybe just out of practice; he had no giant hoard of treasure to guard and he'd have killed for a halfway decent damsel. It was just something dragons did, he told himself. As he moped atop his tower, he was visited by none other than the devil, who (in exchange for the low, low price of Grim's soul) offered him riches to guard or use as he saw fit. Grim was overjoyed. At last, he had a purpose...and he wasn't about to fail.

Wally Warbles:

Wally Warbles was troubled. Ever since a poacher came along and shot his wife down, he’s been struggling to find a suitable home for him and his son. One day, while searching for a suitable place, he found the Devil. The Devil offered Wally a place to call home at the mere cost of his mortal soul. Wally agreed, and ever since, he’s been flying as high up into the blue yonder as possible to get away.

Rumor Honeybottoms:

As much as Queen Rumor Honeybottoms tried, her hive never really got too far off the ground. It was hardly worth calling it a "hive", more of a "generic collective of bees"--there wasn't much honey to go around, and it was hard to make ends meet for her buzzy business. But one day, the Devil came to her with a business proposition that she was too desperate to refuse. He offered, for a price, to make her hive a high-rise, stretching to the heavens, with more than enough profitable honey to make the queen and future generations of bees independently secure throughout their lives. Times being what they were, she accepted, hiring her own security officer to ensure that nobody dared to lay a finger on her honey--she wasn't about to lose her financial empire THAT easily.

Captain Brineybeard:

As far as pirates went, Captain Brineybeard wasn't quite the best. He was respected, to be sure, and definitely feared - but the sea was never kind to him. While sailing upon his vessel one evening, the captain spied the Devil himself, in a small boat of his own. After some discussion, the Devil (as he so often did) learned of the captain's plight and offered assistance. The Devil made all of the sea’s fauna obey him, helping him on his many plunders. Of course, it wasn’t free, and, being a pirate, Brineybeard wouldn’t hold up his end of the bargain: his soul…

Cala Maria:

A wicked and vicious crone of the sea, a grotesque mixture of mermaid and gorgon, Cala Maria was the sort of creature ascribed to legends and nightmares in the ports around Inkwell Isle. Those who succumbed to her wicked gaze were turned to stone, and their ships left to sink at the bottom of the ocean. It was even rumored that she consumed the souls of those she destroyed, consigning them to eternity as a part of her consciousness. Yet Cala Maria was not entirely pleased with her lot in life, for she was hideous, and the reflective surface of the water reminded her of this constantly. In disgust she searched for a way to make herself beautiful, and it seemed that her answer came in the form of a small black boat sailing away from a distant pirate ship. Aboard that boat was the only one who gazed upon Cala without fear: naturally, the Devil. He admired her cruelty and agreed to grant her wish, provided that she relinquished her soul to him. What he didn't account for, however, was that the rumors were true and she in fact had many souls, mostly the souls of deceased pirates that she had consumed. The Devil warned that he would get what was his eventually (he always did), but granted her desire all the same, and in an instant she was a beautiful mermaid. Yet as the Devil departed, he gave a cryptic warning that the loss of her beauty would be... shocking.

Sally Stageplay:

Sally Stageplay, as she was often called, wasn't always the star that people knew her as. An amateur actor playing lesser parts, with her own one-woman show (which itself had merely a lukewarm reception), Sally cursed her supposed bad luck on the stage but knew not its origin. She never said the Scottish play's name on stage and wasn't one to whistle, nor did she ever wish her fellow players "good luck". Why, then, was it that she never got her one big break? She would have given anything for fame and fortune...which was just what the Devil wanted to see and hear. He could sense her frustration, and her desire to be the brightest star anyone had ever seen. After some brief negotiations, the starlet signed away her soul (not that it had done her much good anyway, in her eyes), and before you could say "To be or not to be", Sally Stageplay was rising through the ranks, landing lead after lead. It was everything she'd dreamed of...but the curtain falls on everyone sooner or later.

Werner Werman:

The War between Rodents and Felines was nothing if not steadfast, but at no point had it reached such an incredibly violent high than the day Werner Werman lost his entire Faction to but one, ONE of his ferocious feline foes. He, a humble general at the time, had assumed the Murine Corps HQ was safe for his soldiers to abide inside, a mistake that proved to be fatal to his poor, poor fellow mice in arms. The cat, Whiskers, struck without warning, and in one ominous and deadly gulp Werner was all that remained. Cowering behind a wall in fear, he wished for something, anything to help him trounce this Tabby and make it out alive. And who else to show up in his miserable desperation than the Devil himself? In an instant, a deal was made, granting Werner enough time, tools, and intelligence to construct a weapon with the strength to flatten a thousand Cats! His new weapon, the aptly named ‘Can o’ War’, lived up to its name, and after an epic battle, Whiskers was no more. But Werner, with his heightened intelligence, knew it would be foolish to hold up his end of the bargain, and rebuilt his now defeated foe as a massive, hulking android to ward off the Devil, as well as anyone who would dare to enter his domain.

Dr. Kahl’s Robot:

Doctor Erwin Kahl was a genius. Mad, yes, but a genius. His aspirations knew no bounds, and he yearned to one day rule the entirety of Inkwell Isle. And so he built a giant robot to help him do this, but there was one final thing he needed to give him: sentience. Desperate, Doctor Kahl sought out an even greater evil genius than himself: The Devil. Although hesitant, Kahl ultimately agreed, unaware that the Devil had not given him a gift, but a loan - if the robot was ever destroyed, it would suffer in the flames of Inkwell Hell for all of eternity. And the time would soon come for him to collect his due.

Phantom Express:

The Phantom Express had been spoken of in folk tales and campfire songs for years. Yet none believed it actually existed. A train with no driver, ferrying the souls of the doomed on their way to the afterlife--except it never truly stopped, and those who boarded were bound to the train for eternity. Short of running people over or luring them inside, however, the restless spirits had few ways of adding to their collective, and there was only so much time the spirits could tolerate not having any "new blood" aboard. The Devil sought out this mystical train and made an offer to the souls who rode the rails: the train would be enchanted further, and spiteful specters would be introduced to slay the islanders (thus adding souls to the Phantom Express's cars), but if the train were ever to stop, the Devil would claim every last soul on board. The train had never stopped before, and it never would, so foolishly the ghosts and ghouls agreed to the Devil's ludicrous terms. A skeletal conductor who towered over the train, an eyeless ghost to paralyze their victims with fright, and two tall-necked demons to drag the innocent to their doom...if this didn't make the Phantom Express something to be feared, then nothing would. And an influx of souls was imminent...

Moonshine Mob:

The Moonshine Mob are a criminal gang of bugs who mainly deal in rumrunning.

Charlie Left Legs is one of the most notorious members of the Mob. He is feared mostly by the Fly Goons, whom he commands. Charlie plans most of the Mob’s raids, and he knows a thing or two about avoiding the law.

“Madcap” Maddie Moonglow is the Mob’s resident lounge singer. She and her gramophone are always there to boost the Mob’s morale. She’s also married to Charlie.

Sidney “The Snout” Sniffer is the Don’s bodyguard and “secret weapon”, shall we say. One day, the Don found Sidney, and they’ve inseparable since.

Don “Hardtop” Harold is the Mob’s commander, barking orders from his megaphone. He loves to see a good ol’ tussle every now-and-then.

The Mob are the holders of the Distillery Dough, with enough XXX in it to give it such a kick you could never recover from it. They’re not going to hand it over so easily, though…

Glumstone the Giant:

Glumstone the Giant is normally a very peaceful fellow, like most Mountain Giants. He just wants to care for the gnomes who colonized his body, and maybe enjoy some geese flying by. Unfortunately, you've shown up to steal the gnomes' favorite crop, the Gnome Berries, and he's not having ANY of it. Can the cups manage to defeat an entire mountain, or will Glumstone just swallow them whole?!

Mortimer Freeze:

The People of the Tundra were like lost lambs, travelling aimlessly, the poor things.

Enter the visionary, the wizard, Mortimer Freeze! The cult leader united the People of the Tundra, promising a show whenever someone comes to steal their precious Icy Sugar Cubes, so sweet they're considered a controlled substance! The cups will have to out this demented cult leader, before he puts them on ice!

The Howling Aces:

The Howling Aces are a pack of dogs who are part-time air force, part-time performers of aerial maneuvers that delight the residents of Inkwell Isle IV.

Brigadier Hugo Bonegarde is the father of the troupe. His fighter plane is meticulously maintained, and he takes excellent care of their pups, who are also the trained mechanics of the group.

The Yankee Yippers, Charlie, George, Mike and William, are the family's beloved litter. Though small in size, they're just as skilled with a jetpack as their parents are with a plane, and are more than capable of confounding an enemy with their teamwork.

Sergeant Amelia O’Fera flies the Dachshund Destroyer, a sentient helicopter that carries them from airfield to airfield. She's never been known to run away with her tail between her legs, and will surely spell trouble for anyone foolish enough to try and mess with her family!

They guard the Pineapple Mint, an explosively refreshing flavor that Saltbaker desires for his Wondertart, but these dogs don't feel like sharing, for some reason...

Esther Winchester:

Esther Winchester is an outlaw saloon operator, who is known to serve drinks made with the dangerously potent Desert Limes. She's a truly determined bovine who is known to persist, even in times that would make most people quit. Bringing this hootenanny to a halt will take a serious amount of skill!

"Well, I am on my break, so why not? Ask me anything!"

Info:

• She/Her

• She is also very shy

• Used to work for these two.

• Her full name is Daisy Barkley.

• Literally the sweetest person ever.

• Is currently a waitress at the Devil's casino.

• She knows it's wrong but she's in love with her

As always the rules:

• No inappropriate asks

• No asks involving death

• They are not canon in the Cuphead universe, She is a OC.

• You can also ask her about her opinion on other characters

• You are also given the free will of asking many questions! Just don't go overboard.

Og list: https://cuphead.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000000090515

• Cuphead & Mugman: ?moonshiners?, gambling

• The Root Pack (Sal Spudder, Ollie Bulb, Chauncey Chantenay, and Horace Radiche): ?potential overindulgence of water soil?, being cowardly (Ollie exclusive), needless fighting (Horace exclusive... he literally only appears if you don't hit Ollie)

• Goopy Le Grande: ?narcissism?

• Hilda Berg: being insane (come on it's obvious), possible war crimes (humanoid zeppelin... zeppelins were originally made by the Germans)

• Cagney Carnation: deception

• Ribby & Croaks: gambling, eating civilian (the bugs)

• Baroness Von Bon Bon: abuse/assault (towards Whippet Creampup)

• Beppi The Clown: psycho, civilian endangerment

• Djimmi the Great: cocky

• Grim Matchstick: ??? (the poor dude doesn't even want to fight, WHAT DID HE EVEN DO TOT)

• Wally Warbles: child endangerment ("protective father" ironic)

• Rumor Honeybottoms: overworking her subjects, civilian endangerment

• Captain Brineybeard: being a literal pirate & (possibly) all the crimes that come with that territory

• Sally Stageplay: being egotistic

• Werner Werman: possible murder, possible war crimes (WW1 veteran from Germany... not really a good look for him), possible gambling

• Dr. Kahl (not including his robot): destruction of both private & public property (possibly), possibly a maniac

• Cala Maria: eating people, deception,

• The Phantom Express (Blind Specter, the Conductor, the Lollipop Ghouls, and the Head of the Train): ?unwarranted soul collecting?

This is mostly based on what we see throughout the game

This didn't change a lot...

The Devil(TCS) in mink form and Vasilisa in her animal form(least weasel)

Based on this:

Coming in 2024+ Netflix trailer

Hell Team is a team of many bosses who wanted revenge against Cuphead, Mugman, and Ms. Chalice

Members:

• King Dice

• Devil

• Demon

Also in this Fight the Devil has 200 x More Health. King Dice has 40 x More Health and Demon has 20 x more health

Because of their allies and friends and Cuphead/Mugman/Ms. Chalice have 160 more HP than usual

I was kind of thinking that The Devil would show his hate for Christmas, and disrespect it, since Christmas is a time to give out gifts, being kind and showing love, respect, and care for each other, snow, Santa Claus, and celebrating Jesus Christ's birthday, whom is God's son, and practically it would make sense for The Devil to hate Christmas since it is the birthday of Jesus Christ, the son of God, who is the one who punished The Devil. I am very surprised that The Devil loves Christmas and enjoys it, in his own personal ways though.

Hi, I've just finished watch season 3 this week! I expect the series finale would've been better. However, I have some confusions -

1. Why didn't the Devil catch ELDER KETTLE and his goat to the battlefield when he has brought everyone on the isle he knew to it for his dance-off against Chalice?

2. Has the show really ended?

Please, I need some explanations.