The devil cuphead
For some reason, he decided to give it to Stickler. We also learn what happened to the invisible sweater, when Henchman took it to an "undisclosed location".S no longer has any claim to it, much to The Devils frustration. Because Cupheads soul hasnt been claimed for 30 days, his debt is now expired and Mr. The Devil is about to march into the cottage and swipe Cupheads soul when Stickler steps out of the elevator with some big news. Plot Armor: Stickler literally wears this in the form of Mugman's invisible Sweater, saving him from the Devil's wrath and forcing him to relent.The Devil gives Dice a Fascinating Eyebrow, and he gets the point. Until he's ordered out, and is shocked that the Devil would do such a thing to his number one. My God, You Are Serious!: After the Devil sends out his third finest demons, King Dice butters him up on his orating skills, sure he won't have to go and hunt the boys himself.Modesty Towel: As Henchman is watching the demons' disastrous work, the Devil steps in wearing a pink towel up to his chest (with a second wrapped around his horns) to ask how they're doing.Mugman takes him back to the same maze to prove it did happen, but they don't realize that a gang of demons is there too-and after Cuphead's soul. Lost in the Maize: As a little kid, Cuphead was terrorized by a scary horse mask in a corn maze, but in the present, he denies it ever happened.They decide to leave their assignment and have fun. Know When to Fold Them: The Horsemen lose their horses after they are frightened by Mugman's horse mask.And then his elevator breaks down with him and Stickler in it. Humiliation Conga: The Devil really goes through Hell in this one: his anger issues lead to him destroying his first-finest and second-finest demon squads, his third-finest demon squad is pathetic and gets destroyed by King Dice, his Horsemen take the day off after their horses are frightened away, he can't take Cuphead's soul himself due to his claim being expired, and he can't even kill Stickler because he's wearing the invisible sweater.Horsemen of the Apocalypse: The Devil turns to them when none of his demons prove effective in capturing Cuphead.Horrifying the Horror: Mugman's scary horse mask scares the horses of the four horsemen who flee the maze, leaving their horsemen behind.Godzilla Threshold: Henchman considers the Four Horsemen to be this when the third-finest demons are all gone, leaving the Devil with no choice but to send them to Cuphead.Flaming Skulls: The Four Horsemen have these, until they get thrown off of their horses and land in an apple bobbing tub.Extra-Long Episode: The show's second double length episode.It's only when they start failing that he's forced to unleash the Horsemen. Closest Thing We Got: After the Devil accidentally destroys his best and second best demons, he has to settle with his third best (and King Dice).The sweater from those last two episodes is revealed to have been given to Strickler. Continuity Nod: The Devil mentions the events of the previous season as he explains to the demons why he wants Cuphead's soul, starting with Cuphead losing a game of Soulball, Mugman stuffing Cuphead's soul back into his body, and destroying the Carnival in the first episode " Carn-Evil", then how Cuphead lost on "Roll The Dice" by failing to identify "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" in the episode, " Roll The Dice", then how Cuphhead kept the Devil from stealing his soul by wearing an invisible sweater in " Sweater Off Dead" and " Sweater Luck Next Time".Later in the episode, both Cuphead and King Dice freeze and lose their color when they see the four horsemen. Color Failure: In a flashback, a young Cuphead is terrorized by the scary horse mask, which drains him of all color.Can't Kill You, Still Need You: After losing his temper and incinerating his finest demons, and then his second finest demons, the Devil has to restrain himself from doing the same to the third finest demons because they're so pathetic that he can't begin to imagine what the fourth finest demons must be like.The Bus Came Back: King Dice returns from "Roll the Dice".