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* OminousLatinChanting: The musical background voices enact their ominous chanting when the brothers' [[JustForPun heated]] battle with the Devil gets intense in his effort to make Cuphead take off the protective sweater.
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* OminousLatinChanting: The musical background voices enact their ominous chanting when the brothers' [[JustForPun heated]] heated battle with the Devil gets intense in his effort to make Cuphead take off the protective sweater.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Time to put those sewing skills to work, for the sake of your brother.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Time to put those sewing skills to work, for the sake of your brother.]]
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-->'''The Devil:''' ''Uuugggh''... I ''hate'' those cups...
-->'''The Devil:''' ''Uuugggh''... I ''hate'' those cups...
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* VillainousBreakdown: The Devil has an absolutely ''terrifying'' one, where he starts rapidly shifting into all sorts of giant and monstrous forms, in what’s essentially the equivalent of a demonic tantrum...[[MoodSwinger before quickly settling and leaving in a huff]].
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* VillainousBreakdown: The Devil has an absolutely ''terrifying'' one, where he starts rapidly shifting into all sorts of giant and monstrous forms, in what’s what's essentially the equivalent of a demonic tantrum...[[MoodSwinger before quickly settling and leaving in a huff]].huff]].
* VoiceOfTheLegion: The goat in Cuphead's nightmare speaks in an odd tone moments before transforming into the Devil himself.
* VoiceOfTheLegion: The goat in Cuphead's nightmare speaks in an odd tone moments before transforming into the Devil himself.
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* IntimidatingRevenueService: Stickler is the Underworld's log keeper for souls collected, and won't shut up about the Devil not claiming Cuphead's soul, when the latter just want's to party. In fact, he's one of the few people to actually annoy the devil into submission, and [[Recap/TheCupheadShowS1E9SweaterLuckNextTime the following episode]] has him admit he's somewhat terrified of his due diligence.
* LimitedWardrobe: It is revealed that the cup brothers have a wardrobe of long-sleeved black shirts and pairs of red and blue shorts, in addition to the red/white and blue/white striped pajamas and nightcaps for their bedtime.
* LimitedWardrobe: It is revealed that the cup brothers have a wardrobe of long-sleeved black shirts and pairs of red and blue shorts, in addition to the red/white and blue/white striped pajamas and nightcaps for their bedtime.
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* IntimidatingRevenueService: Stickler is the Underworld's log keeper for souls collected, and won't shut up about the Devil not claiming Cuphead's soul, when the latter just want's wants to party. In fact, he's one of the few people to actually annoy the devil Devil into submission, and [[Recap/TheCupheadShowS1E9SweaterLuckNextTime the following episode]] has him the Devil admit he's somewhat terrified of his Stickler's due diligence.
* LimitedWardrobe: It is revealed that the cup brothers have a wardrobe of long-sleeved black shirts and pairs of red and blue shorts, in addition to the red/white and blue/white striped pajamas and nightcaps for theirbedtime.bedtime, and the other blouses shown in the next episode.
* LimitedWardrobe: It is revealed that the cup brothers have a wardrobe of long-sleeved black shirts and pairs of red and blue shorts, in addition to the red/white and blue/white striped pajamas and nightcaps for their
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* DeflectorShields: The protective invisible sweater Cuphead is wearing, combined with Mugman's "one last hug", creates an invisible forcefield that protects them from the literal firestorm unleashed by the Devil. Even though the flames scorch the forest area around them, they are still unharmed when the smoke clears away.
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* SummoningArtifact: Mugman summons the elderly Quadratus from the forest well, using... a sour jawbreaker (which Cuphead worked so hard on making), which he drops into its pool.
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* SummoningArtifact: Mugman summons the elderly Quadratus from the forest well, using... using one in the form of a sour jawbreaker (which Cuphead worked so hard on making), which he drops into its pool.
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* SummoningArtifact: Mugman summons the elderly Quadratus from the forest well, using... a sour jawbreaker (which Cuphead worked so hard on making), which he drops into its pool.
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* BattleAmongstTheFlames: The Devil enacts the fiery battle with the cup brothers in his effort to make Cuphead take off the invisible sweater.
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* LimitedWardrobe: It is revealed that the cup brothers have a wardrobe of long-sleeved black shirts and pairs of red and blue shorts, in addition to the red/white and blue/white striped pajamas and nightcaps for their bedtime.
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* CallBack: The beginning of Cuphead's nightmare is similar to the beginning of "[[Recap/TheCupheadShowS1E1CarnEvil Carn-Evil]]". Also, Stickler reminds the Devil of Cuphead's adventures in that episode and also in "[[Recap/TheCupheadShowS1E5RollTheDice Roll the Dice]]".
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* OminousLatinChanting: The musical background voices enact their ominous chanting when the brothers' [[JustForPun heated]] battle with the Devil gets intense in his effort to make Cuphead take off the protective sweater.
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Cuphead has been having constant nightmares about the Devil chasing after his soul, following the brothers' escape from the Carnevil. So Mugman takes him to an elderly sage for a solution to this problem.
Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident by Stickler, the accountant who logs ever soul taken by the Devil, and so the Devil sets out to collect Cuphead's soul, personally, to shut him up.
Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident by Stickler, the accountant who logs ever soul taken by the Devil, and so the Devil sets out to collect Cuphead's soul, personally, to shut him up.
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Cuphead has been having constant nightmares about the Devil chasing after his soul, following the brothers' escape from the Carnevil.Carn-Evil. So Mugman takes him to an elderly sage for a solution to this problem.
Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident by Stickler, the accountant who logsever every soul taken by the Devil, and so the Devil sets out to collect Cuphead's soul, personally, to shut him up.
Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident by Stickler, the accountant who logs
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* HatedByAll: Nobody in Hell really likes Stickler. Henchman hates him, the Devil is annoyed of how overbearing he is, and even the minions seem a little peeved at his presence in the party.
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* HatedByAll: Nobody in Hell the Underworld really likes Stickler. Henchman hates him, the Devil is annoyed of how overbearing he is, and even the minions seem a little peeved at his presence in the party.
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* IntimidatingRevenueService: Stickler is the hell's log keeper for souls collected, and won't shut up about the Devil not claiming Cuphead's soul, when the latter just want's to party. In fact, he's one of the few people to actually annoy the devil into submission, and [[Recap/TheCupheadShowS1E9SweaterLuckNextTime the following episode]] has him admit he's somewhat terrified of his due diligence.
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* IntimidatingRevenueService: Stickler is the hell's Underworld's log keeper for souls collected, and won't shut up about the Devil not claiming Cuphead's soul, when the latter just want's to party. In fact, he's one of the few people to actually annoy the devil into submission, and [[Recap/TheCupheadShowS1E9SweaterLuckNextTime the following episode]] has him admit he's somewhat terrified of his due diligence.
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* MeaningfulName: Stickler is a name given to those who often follow rules, oftentimes to the detriment of everyone else around them, which is precisely how he acts at the Devils' party.
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* MeaningfulName: Stickler is a name given to those who often follow rules, oftentimes to the detriment of everyone else around them, which is precisely how he acts at the Devils' Devil's party.
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Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident and sets out to collect Cuphead's soul, personally.
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Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident by Stickler, the accountant who logs ever soul taken by the Devil, and so the Devil sets out to collect Cuphead's soul, personally.personally, to shut him up.
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* TheCatCameBack: The Devil can't seem to get away from Sticker, who insists on reminding him that he still hasn't collected Cuphead's soul. He eventually gets rid of him by shooting his ledger, forcing him to rewrite it from scratch.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When the Devil tries to convince Cuphead to take off the invisible sweater for $10, Mugman tells Cuphead that his soul is worth more than $10. Cuphead agrees and then tells the Devil to make it a 20.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When the Devil tries to convince Cuphead to take off the invisible sweater for $10, Mugman tells Cuphead that his soul is worth more than $10. Cuphead agrees and then tells the Devil to make it a 20.
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* TheCatCameBack: The Devil can't seem to get away from Sticker, Stickler, who insists on reminding him that he still hasn't collected Cuphead's soul. He eventually gets rid of him by shooting his ledger, forcing him to rewrite it from scratch.
*ComicallyMissingThePoint: ComicallySmallBribe: When the Devil tries to convince Cuphead to take off the invisible sweater for $10, Mugman tells Cuphead that his soul is worth more than $10. Cuphead agrees and then tells the Devil to make it a 20.
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* HatedByAll: Nobody in Hell really likes Stickler. Henchman hates him, the Devil is annoyed of how overbearing he is, and even the minions seem a little peeved at his presence in the party.
* IntimidatingRevenueService: Stickler is the hell's log keeper for souls collected, and won't shut up about the Devil not claiming Cuphead's soul, when the latter just want's to party. In fact, he's one of the few people to actually annoy the devil into submission, and [[Recap/TheCupheadShowS1E9SweaterLuckNextTime the following episode]] has him admit he's somewhat terrified of his due diligence.
* MeaningfulName: Stickler is a name given to those who often follow rules, oftentimes to the detriment of everyone else around them, which is precisely how he acts at the Devils' party.
* IntimidatingRevenueService: Stickler is the hell's log keeper for souls collected, and won't shut up about the Devil not claiming Cuphead's soul, when the latter just want's to party. In fact, he's one of the few people to actually annoy the devil into submission, and [[Recap/TheCupheadShowS1E9SweaterLuckNextTime the following episode]] has him admit he's somewhat terrified of his due diligence.
* MeaningfulName: Stickler is a name given to those who often follow rules, oftentimes to the detriment of everyone else around them, which is precisely how he acts at the Devils' party.
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* RhymesOnADime: As in the game, Quadratus speaks in rhyme. It gets subverted eventually, as he admits that it's hard to do.
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* RhymesOnADime: As in the game, Quadratus speaks in rhyme. It gets subverted eventually, as he admits that it's hard boring to do.do all the time. Cuphead later agrees with him at the end of the episode.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When the Devil tries to convince Cuphead to take off the invisible sweater for $10, Mugman tells Cuphead that his soul is worth more than $10. Cuphead agrees and then tells the Devil to make it a 20.
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* VillainousBreakdown: The Devil has an absolutely ''terrifying'' one, where he starts rapidly shifting into all sorts of giant and monstrous forms, in what’s essentially the equivalent of a demonic tantrum...[[MoodSwinger before quickly settling and leaving in a huff]].
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* VillainousBreakdown: The Devil has an absolutely ''terrifying'' one, where he starts rapidly shifting into all sorts of giant and monstrous forms, in what’s essentially the equivalent of a demonic tantrum...[[MoodSwinger before quickly settling and leaving in a huff]].huff]].
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* PaperThinDisguise: Throughout the episode, the Devil shapeshifts into forms that still have certain features of his in order to convince cuphead to take off the sweater, and the brothers don't notice these details. The one subversion being when he tries to impersonate Quadratis which Mugman notices quickly on account of the fact that Quadratis doesn't have horns.
* ThePowerOfFamily: The invisible sweater is only effective when it is lovingly knitted by somebody close to Cuphead. In this case, his brother Mugman. This trope also comes into play when Mugman hugs Cuphead to protect him from the Devil's fire.
* ThePowerOfFamily: The invisible sweater is only effective when it is lovingly knitted by somebody close to Cuphead. In this case, his brother Mugman. This trope also comes into play when Mugman hugs Cuphead to protect him from the Devil's fire.
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* TheCatCameBack: The Devil can't seem to get away from Sticker, who insists on reminding him that he still hasn't collected Cuphead's soul. He eventually gets rid of him by shooting his ledger, forcing him to rewrite it from scratch.
* FakeOutOpening: The episode begins the same way the pilot episode begins, with Elder Kettle making pancakes. Then suddenly things start turning weird and the Devil appears to collect Cuphead's soul. This turns out to be Cuphead's nightmare.
* PaperThinDisguise: Throughout the episode, the Devil shapeshifts into forms that still have certain features of his in order to convincecuphead Cuphead to take off the sweater, and the brothers don't notice these details. The one subversion being when he tries to impersonate Quadratis Quadratus which Mugman notices quickly on account of the fact that Quadratis Quadratus doesn't have horns.
* ThePowerOfFamily: The invisible sweater is only effective when it is lovingly knitted by somebody close to Cuphead. In this case, his brother Mugman. This trope also comes into play when Mugman hugs Cuphead to protect him from the Devil'sfire.fire.
* RhymesOnADime: As in the game, Quadratus speaks in rhyme. It gets subverted eventually, as he admits that it's hard to do.
* VillainousBreakdown: The Devil has an absolutely ''terrifying'' one, where he starts rapidly shifting into all sorts of giant and monstrous forms, in what’s essentially the equivalent of a demonic tantrum...[[MoodSwinger before quickly settling and leaving in a huff]].
* FakeOutOpening: The episode begins the same way the pilot episode begins, with Elder Kettle making pancakes. Then suddenly things start turning weird and the Devil appears to collect Cuphead's soul. This turns out to be Cuphead's nightmare.
* PaperThinDisguise: Throughout the episode, the Devil shapeshifts into forms that still have certain features of his in order to convince
* ThePowerOfFamily: The invisible sweater is only effective when it is lovingly knitted by somebody close to Cuphead. In this case, his brother Mugman. This trope also comes into play when Mugman hugs Cuphead to protect him from the Devil's
* RhymesOnADime: As in the game, Quadratus speaks in rhyme. It gets subverted eventually, as he admits that it's hard to do.
* VillainousBreakdown: The Devil has an absolutely ''terrifying'' one, where he starts rapidly shifting into all sorts of giant and monstrous forms, in what’s essentially the equivalent of a demonic tantrum...[[MoodSwinger before quickly settling and leaving in a huff]].
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* PowerOfFamily: The invisible sweater is only effective when it is lovingly knitted by somebody close to Cuphead. In this case, his brother Mugman. This trope also comes into play when Mugman hugs Cuphead to protect him from the Devil's fire.
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* PowerOfFamily: ThePowerOfFamily: The invisible sweater is only effective when it is lovingly knitted by somebody close to Cuphead. In this case, his brother Mugman. This trope also comes into play when Mugman hugs Cuphead to protect him from the Devil's fire.
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Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident and sets out to collect Cuphead's soul, personally.
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Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident and sets out to collect Cuphead's soul, personally.personally.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Throughout the episode, the Devil shapeshifts into forms that still have certain features of his in order to convince cuphead to take off the sweater, and the brothers don't notice these details. The one subversion being when he tries to impersonate Quadratis which Mugman notices quickly on account of the fact that Quadratis doesn't have horns.
* PowerOfFamily: The invisible sweater is only effective when it is lovingly knitted by somebody close to Cuphead. In this case, his brother Mugman. This trope also comes into play when Mugman hugs Cuphead to protect him from the Devil's fire.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Throughout the episode, the Devil shapeshifts into forms that still have certain features of his in order to convince cuphead to take off the sweater, and the brothers don't notice these details. The one subversion being when he tries to impersonate Quadratis which Mugman notices quickly on account of the fact that Quadratis doesn't have horns.
* PowerOfFamily: The invisible sweater is only effective when it is lovingly knitted by somebody close to Cuphead. In this case, his brother Mugman. This trope also comes into play when Mugman hugs Cuphead to protect him from the Devil's fire.
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Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident and sets out to collect Cuphead's soul himself.
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Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident and sets out to collect Cuphead's soul himself.soul, personally.
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Cuphead has been having constant nightmares about the Devil chasing after his soul, following the brothers' escape from the Carnevil. So Mugman takes him to an elderly sage for a solution to this problem.
Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident and sets out to collect Cuphead's soul himself.
Coincidentally, the Devil himself is frequently reminded of this incident and sets out to collect Cuphead's soul himself.
