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So Dr.Kahl didn't make a deal with the devil but his robot did? How and why?

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* So Dr.Kahl didn't make a deal with the devil but his robot did? How and why?
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* So if all the bosses are on The Devil's pay role, that means they all at some point made deals with them. This begs the question; what did they ask for in return?

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* So if all the bosses are on The Devil's pay role, roll, that means they all at some point made deals with them.him. This begs the question; what did they ask for in return?
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** Probably all the crazy powers, equipment and transformations we see them using. This would explain why they're so huge during gameplay, but look relatively normal-sized in the ending. They've been {{Depower}}ed due to their contracts being rendered invalid.

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** Probably all the crazy powers, equipment and transformations we see them using. This would explain why they're so huge during gameplay, but look relatively normal-sized in the ending. They've been {{Depower}}ed due to their contracts being rendered invalid.destroyed.
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** Probably all the crazy powers, equipment and transformations we see them doing. This would explain why they're so huge during gameplay, but look relatively normal-sized in the ending. They've been {{Depower}}ed due to their contracts being rendered invalid.

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** Probably all the crazy powers, equipment and transformations we see them doing.using. This would explain why they're so huge during gameplay, but look relatively normal-sized in the ending. They've been {{Depower}}ed due to their contracts being rendered invalid.

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** Probably all the crazy powers, equipment and transformations they show in their battles. This would explain why they're so huge during gameplay, but look relatively normal-sized in the ending.

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** Probably all the crazy powers, equipment and transformations they show in their battles.we see them doing. This would explain why they're so huge during gameplay, but look relatively normal-sized in the ending. They've been {{Depower}}ed due to their contracts being rendered invalid.
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** Probably all the crazy powers, equipment and transformations they show in their {{Boss Battles}}s. This would explain why they're so huge during gameplay, but look relatively normal-sized in the ending.

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** Probably all the crazy powers, equipment and transformations they show in their {{Boss Battles}}s.battles. This would explain why they're so huge during gameplay, but look relatively normal-sized in the ending.
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** Probably all the crazy powers, equipment and transformations they show in their {{Boss Battles}}s. This would explain why they're so huge during gameplay, but look relatively normal-sized in the ending.

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** Elder Kettle also specifically told Cuphead and Mugman to collect the debtors' contracts. They went to him since they were convinced he would know what to do. The alternative wouldn't have been great: Cuphead and Mugman would have to either hold down the fort until the Devil himself or another gambling addict would come and try to take their souls.



* In Beppi the Clown's battle, after his second phase, where he turns into a giant balloon man, he goes back to his normal form for the third phase before transforming again for the final phase. It seems like a mistake, but there's no way the devs could have missed that. So, why and how does Beppi go back to his normal form after transforming once?
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* In Beppi the Clown's battle, after his second phase, where he turns into a giant balloon man, he goes back to his normal form for the third phase before transforming again for the final phase. It seems like a mistake, but there's no way the devs could have missed that. So, why and how does Beppi go back to his normal form after transforming once?
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*So if all the bosses are on The Devil's pay role, that means they all at some point made deals with them. This begs the question; what did they ask for in return?
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** Also, considering that the Devil had a list of each debtor, it's likely that he ''was'' prepared to go after them, it's just that when Cuphead and Mugman begged for mercy, he decided to take advantage of the opportunity to make them do the dirty work instead.
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** They bet their souls, so they had to give them to the Devil right then and there. The bosses' debts due at a definite date, and on that day they dashed and didn't pay up.
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* Cuphead and Mugman fight Ribby and Croaks in a high-class club...for flies. I have so many questions. For starters, what are the frogs even doing there? Looking for their lunch?

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* Cuphead and Mugman fight Ribby and Croaks in a high-class club... for flies. I have so many questions. For starters, what are the frogs even doing there? Looking for their lunch?



* Why do Cuphead and Mugman work for the Devil anyways? Apparently, all the other people who are in the Devil´s debt got away pretty easily if it weren´t for Cuphead and Mugman going after them. So if Cuphead and Mugman just -don´t- hunt them down and go their merry ways, what could the Devil do, given that he seemingly couldn´t collect all those other debts himself and also seems to lack other enforcers? It just seems like the Devil lacks a proper way of putting pressure on the Cupheads.

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* Why do Cuphead and Mugman work for the Devil anyways? Apparently, all the other people who are in the Devil´s debt got away pretty easily if it weren´t for Cuphead and Mugman going after them. So if Cuphead and Mugman just -don´t- ''don´t'' hunt them down and go their merry ways, what could the Devil do, given that he seemingly couldn´t collect all those other debts himself and also seems to lack other enforcers? It just seems like the Devil lacks a proper way of putting pressure on the Cupheads.
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* Why do Cuphead and Mugman work for the Devil anyways? Apparently, all the other people who are in the Devil´s debt got away pretty easily if it weren´t for Cuphead and Mugman going after them. So if Cuphead and Mugman just -don´t- hunt them down and go their merry ways, what could the Devil do, given that he seemingly couldn´t collect all those other debts himself and also seems to lack other enforcers? It just seems like the Devil lacks a proper way of pressuring them.

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* Why do Cuphead and Mugman work for the Devil anyways? Apparently, all the other people who are in the Devil´s debt got away pretty easily if it weren´t for Cuphead and Mugman going after them. So if Cuphead and Mugman just -don´t- hunt them down and go their merry ways, what could the Devil do, given that he seemingly couldn´t collect all those other debts himself and also seems to lack other enforcers? It just seems like the Devil lacks a proper way of pressuring them.putting pressure on the Cupheads.
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* Why do Cuphead and Mugman work for the Devil anyways? Apparently, all the other people who are in the Devil´s debt got away pretty easily if it weren´t for Cuphead and Mugman going after them. So if Cuphead and Mugman just -don´t- hunt them down and go their merry ways, what could the Devil do, given that he seemingly couldn´t collect all those other debts himself and also seems to lack other enforcers? It just seems like the Devil lacks a proper way of pressuring them.
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* Cuphead and Mugman fight Ribby and Croaks in a high-class club...for flies. I have so many questions. For starters What are the frogs even doing there? Looking for their lunch?

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* Cuphead and Mugman fight Ribby and Croaks in a high-class club...for flies. I have so many questions. For starters What starters, what are the frogs even doing there? Looking for their lunch?
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** The final game shows that their mentor, Elder Kettle, gave them a special potion that gives them their abilities.
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** That's just a bug. It will be removed before the game is released.
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** Maybe [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs the Devil gave them the special drink.]]
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** The frogs probably came to eat the flies and Cuphead and Mugman are saving them.
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* In the last phase of Baroness von Bon Bon's battle, there is no transition between the Baroness standing on top of the castle and her going back into the castle, and vice versa. Considering how much detail was put into everything else we've seen so far, this single instance of LimitedAnimation is a little jarring. What happened there? That's not going to be in the final version, right?

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* In the last phase of Baroness von Bon Bon's battle, there is no transition between the Baroness standing on top of the castle and her going back into the castle, and vice versa. Not to mention that the castle's face returns to the way it looked in the previous phases of the battle when the Baroness goes back in. Considering how much detail was put into everything else we've seen so far, this single instance of LimitedAnimation is a little jarring. What happened there? That's not going to be in the final version, right?
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* In the last phase of Baroness von Bon Bon's battle, there is no transition between the Baroness standing on top of the castle and her going back into the castle, and vice versa. Considering how much detail was put into everything else we've seen so far, this single instance of LimitedAnimation is a little jarring. What happened there? That's not going to be in the final version, right?
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* Cuphead and Mugman fight Ribby and Croaks in a high-class club...for flies. I have so many questions. For starters What are the frogs even doing there? Looking for their lunch?
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** Maybe the Devil gave them that power.
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** The intro cinematic shows that they fill up their heads with a drink before heading out. Maybe that's the source?
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* Where did Cuphead and Mugman's FingerGun power come from?

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* Where did Cuphead and Mugman's FingerGun power come from?from?
** This will most likely be explained in the full game, but if not: maybe it's just their special power, like how WesternAnimation/FelixTheCat has his Bag of Tricks.
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* Why do the main characters, Cuphead and Mugman, have cups for heads? Cups that they themselves drink out of, no less. Why didn't the devs create a standard Funny Animal character instead? Surprisingly, this has never been officially addressed.
* Where did their FingerGun power come from?

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* Why do the main characters, Where did Cuphead and Mugman, have cups for heads? Cups that they themselves drink out of, no less. Why didn't the devs create a standard Funny Animal character instead? Surprisingly, this has never been officially addressed.
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Mugman's FingerGun power come from?
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* Why do the main characters, Cuphead and Mugman, have cups for heads? Cups that they themselves drink out of, no less. Why didn't the devs create a standard Funny Animal character instead? Surprisingly, this has never been officially addressed.

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* Why do the main characters, Cuphead and Mugman, have cups for heads? Cups that they themselves drink out of, no less. Why didn't the devs create a standard Funny Animal character instead? Surprisingly, this has never been officially addressed.addressed.
* Where did their FingerGun power come from?
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* Why do the main characters, Cuphead and Mugman, have cups for heads? Cups that they themselves drink out of, no less. Why didn't the devs create a standard Funny Animal character instead? Surprisingly, this has never been officially addressed.

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