Cuphead Ceramic Molded 20oz Mug , Multicolour

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Once the cups return to the bakery with the ingredients, they find Saltbaker in his cellar. He reveals that the Wondertart requires a living soul baked into it to work and that he intends to use the Wondertart for himself and conquer the astral plane. To this end, he has captured the soul of one protagonist (who may be any character not in play upon reaching the bakery) and decides to dispatch the other two to continue his scheme. Once Saltbaker is defeated, his bakery is destroyed, leaving no way to finish the Wondertart. Unwilling to let anyone else give up their soul for her benefit, Chalice decides to remain a spirit until she can find a way to return to life without sacrificing anyone while offering to continue helping Cuphead and Mugman when needed via the Astral Cookie. In the epilogue, Saltbaker is arrested for his crimes and sentenced to community service by assisting the Island's inhabitants with their various problems. Saltbaker soon realizes the error of his ways and, after serving his sentence, rebuilds his bakery and prepares pastries for everyone on the Isle (including Cuphead, Mugman, and Chalice), much to their delight. At first, Mugman was polite toward Werner, until he learned the rat wanted to take over the cottage. Mugman despises Werner for not only the series of mishaps that led to him and Cuphead getting hurt when trying to get rid of the rat, but for eating Elder Kettle's surprise cake. When the boys are pinned to the wall, they are later held hostage by Werner, who threatens to blow them up if Kettle doesn't sign over his cottage to him.

At night, he wears a blue onesie matching to Cuphead's one. When it's cold, he wears a dark gray coat matching his brother's denim blue one. Elder Kettle is Mugman's caretaker, along with Cuphead. He shows some annoyance with the rules and chores imposed by his guardian, but not as much as Cuphead. In the first episode, while Cuphead does everything to avoid painting the fence, Mugman, on the other hand, tries to stay focused on his task, until he and his brother are distracted by the Carnevil. In the episode "Baby Bottle", he does his best to keep Elder Kettle's radio intact, knowing that he and Cuphead will be grounded if they break it. In the casino, Mugman and Cuphead worked together to gain a winning streak at the Craps table that surprised even King Dice himself. When the Devil approached, he offered the duo a bet: If the boys won, they get all the loot in the casino, but if they lose, the Devil will take their souls. Despite that, Mugman still retains his love and respect for Cuphead as the two teamed up to make sure Elder Kettle kept his promise to take the duo to the movies and the amusement park, and do other activities such as the haymaze in Release the demons. Giant Bomb staff (December 26, 2017). "Game of the Year 2017 Day Two: Music, Surprise, Multiplayer, and Mess". Giant Bomb. Archived from the original on March 28, 2019 . Retrieved December 27, 2017.a b c d e f Purdom, Clayton (July 14, 2014). "Where Did Cuphead Come From?". Kill Screen. Archived from the original on August 8, 2014 . Retrieved August 2, 2014.

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