Welcome, Cuphead and his pal mug man, they like roll the dice by chance they came upon the devil's game

and gosh they paid the price pay the price hey it's me your bruiser king dice King Dice, Holden McNeely.

Ah, ha.

And I'm Calla Maria, the mermaid lady with octopus hair you're strangely attracted to.

I mean, I guess not strangely, but she also is a weird freaky snake lady whose eyeballs

or eels or something.

A lot of weird stuff happens, but you're weirdly attracted to me.

Oh, I don't even know what's going on with that.

There's two things I know about Cubhead.

Fast-paced cartoon-inspired gameplay and people like that mermaid lady.

Well, I'm changing mine.

I'm not King Dice anymore.

I'm that cigar mini boss from the King Dice Boss Rush. That's right. I'm changing mine. I'm not King Dice anymore. I'm that cigar mini boss from the King Dice

Boss Rush. That's right. I'm Mr. Weezy. Everyone's favorite, Mr. Weezy. And I am here to say,

I love Cuphead most every day. I love this game so much. And only have grown more fond of this

game after doing the research for this episode.

It was really something special.

The just sheer amount of work that went into creating this thing.

I didn't even realize, like, I was like, how do they replicate this so well without having to do, like, the old school style of hand drawing no yeah what were you

say jick that's the thing that is the the entirety of indie games the entirety of anything that

isn't a full triple a spectacle is how do we ape a style how do we like get the sense of a thing without actually having to do it?

Because we are a small team of limited time and resources and it would be impossible to do it like

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