How To Parry In Cuphead
Parry Performance Achievement in Cuphead: Complete 100 parries - worth 25 GamerScore. Find guides to this achievement here.
Cuphead Parry Persistance Achievement
Contents Description AppearanceAs his name suggests, Cuphead's head is a wide cup with what seems to be some sort of liquid inside, topped with a red and white striped bendy straw. His face consists eyes that are very close together and a small red nose. He always has a determined expression in the face of danger.He is mostly seen wearing a black, long sleeved shirt, white gloves, red shorts, and brown boots. To emulate the way characters were drawn in the game’s time period, his coloring is inconsistent; he is sometimes depicted wearing red or yellow boots, and/or yellow gloves instead. As an anthropomorphic cup, his skin is a light gray and made of glass, so enough hits could break and kill him, leaving behind his apparition.His ghost still has the cup head and gloves, but his appearance is now a ghostly blue. His shorts and legs are now replaced with a ghost tail, his bendy straw is now a halo, and his expression is that of melancholy. In the center of Cuphead's ghost's chest, there is a pink heart which can be parried to resurrect him.
When used as a Super Art, his ghost is muscular and his expression is determined.If the answer 'Yes' is chosen in the cut scene with the Devil before his battle—triggering the bad ending—his appearance dramatically changes. He is now seen with purple shorts, a broken purple bendy straw, a purple nose, evil-looking yellow eyes with black and red pupils, a maniacal smile, and sharp teeth.
In some artwork, he is also shown to have fire rising out of his head.Overall, Cuphead's appearance is reminiscent of character designs from classical 1930s cartoons, of which the game's art style is designed around.PersonalityCuphead seems to be a daredevil. He is shown to be the more confident, fun-loving and slightly cheeky type. He (in contrast to his twin brother) often takes quite the amount of risks. His personality was mostly inspired by the 'charming, yet trouble-making' character archetype, as seen in the protagonists of early cartoons.As seen in the introduction, Cuphead seems to have a somewhat greedy personality, apparently willing to risk anything to get what he wants, causing the infamous bet which nearly cost the souls of him and his brother. Despite his flaws, however, he seems to be kindhearted and has good intentions overall, such as in the good ending where he and Mugman burn all the soul contracts, setting everyone free.StoryIn Inkwell Isle, Cuphead and his younger twin brother, Mugman, lived happy and carefree under the watch of the. One day, the boys wandered far from home and ended up in the Devil's Casino, despite the Elder Kettle's warnings.In the casino, Cuphead and Mugman were on a winning streak at the Craps table.
When came to the table, (which was a surprise for the boys) he offered a bet: if the boys won, they would get all the loot in the casino, but if they lost, the Devil would take their souls.Cuphead, blinded by easy riches, rolled the dice and landed on snake eyes, losing the bet. Cuphead and Mugman begged for their lives, and so the Devil sent them on a mission to collect his debtors' soul contracts by midnight, saying he would consider sparing them. Cuphead and Mugman ran back home as fast as they could in a panic to the Elder Kettle, who gave them a potion granting powerful abilities to aid them on their journey.After some training, Cuphead and Mugman went to go to collect the soul contracts, using their powers to battle bosses, run through levels, and save the. When travelling from to, the Elder Kettle informs the boys that their strength is growing thanks to the power of the soul contracts, and soon it will be enough to defeat and even the Devil in battle.Once all of the soul contracts are collected, the boys meet up with King Dice, who forces them to play a 'game' before they can see the Devil. After King Dice is defeated, Cuphead and Mugman meet up with the Devil, who was awaiting them in his office. What the pair does depends on the choice that the players decide. If the players decide to give the Devil the soul contracts, Cuphead and Mugman become his personal lackeys and are turned into demonic cups, resulting in the 'bad' ending.
If the players decide to not give them the soul contracts, the Devil will become outraged and battle them.Upon the Devil's defeat, the boys accept his surrender and burn all of the soul contracts, releasing the residents from their eternal servitude to the Devil. The boys then went home and told the residents that they are now free from their debt. They are praised for their bravery, and an all-day celebration began.
In their success, the boys promised to never get into trouble again—until the next time.AbilitiesFinger Bullets - Cuphead can create energy bullets by constantly snapping his fingers. He can also charge them up to preform an EX attack, which is usually a much larger bullet that hits multiple times. The type of bullets depend on what potion you buy:. The blue default bullet.
Can shoot non-stop with a long range. EX Move: Mega Blast - A huge fire ball that hits multiple times,. Shoots red pyramid bullets the spread in 4 rows. Has a limited range. EX Move: Eight Way - Sends 8 large bullets all around Cuphead. Shoots green homing bullets. Has below average damage.
EX Move: Chaos Orbit - Sends multiple homing bullets that attack. More bullets orbit Cuphead and damages enemies that touch him. Purple orbs that bounce twice before popping. Does a lot of damage but has delayed shooting.
EX Move: Kablooey - A large orb that explodes on impact. An orange fiery horizontal spiral that can be charged to deal an above average amount of damage. Takes a long time to charge. EX Move: Radical Barrage - A large explosion that affects all around Cuphead. A light blue boomerang-like bullet that can come back if it didn't hit something. EX Move: Jumbo Rebound - Sends a large boomerang bullet that hits multiple times.Dashing - Cuphead can dash a short distance in both mid-air and on the ground. With the ability, he can 'teleport' while dashing and not take any damage.- While in mid-air or flying his plane, Cuphead can attack pink objects by turning his straw into a hand and slapping it, whether it be enemies, projectiles, or objects.
Will allow Cuphead to automatically parry whatever he jumps towards. This helps fill up the Super Meter, needed to perform a Super Art.Resurrection - When Cuphead dies, he can be resurrected when his heart, which is in the center of his soul, is parried. As long as Mugman is with him and his soul is still on screen, he can return to fight.Flight - While Cuphead cannot exactly fly himself, he is a master pilot and comes equipped with his own red fighter plane, complete with bullets. Rapid Fire Bullets - The default bullets for the plane. Like the Peashooter bullets, Cuphead can shoot multiple bullets and they have a long range. EX Move: Toothy Terror Missile - Simply known as 'Attack,' Cuphead shoots a missile with a Toothy Terror mouth that does multiple damage.
Mini Bomb - Shoots tiny nukes that do above average damage to the enemy but have a slow fire rate. EX Move: Magnet - Shoots multiple magnets that home in on the target. Size Reduction - In his plane, he can shrink himself to be part of the plane, making it easier to dodge attacks and increases speed. Cuphead can still use his bullets while in this shrunken stage, but they do less damage and have a limited range.
Super Bomb Transformation - As a Super Art, Cuphead can transform into a giant bomb that explodes either on impact or the if duration timer runs out.Energy Beam - The energy beam is the first Super Art to unlock. Using the liquid from his head, Cuphead spills it as a horizontal beam that damages enemies.Invincibility - As the second Super Art, Cuphead crosses the astral plane by transforming into a large, eyeless version of his head that spits out a gold, sparkling, complete version of himself. This makes Cuphead invincible for a few seconds before returning to his normal state.Giant Ghost - As the final Super Art, Cuphead sends his spirit out of his body. Unlike Cuphead's spirit when he dies, his spirit is now larger and muscular.
The direction the ghost goes depends on how Cuphead is moving (i.e if Cuphead moves left, the ghost goes left). The ghost damages any enemies he is near.
He does this for approximately 10 seconds before he disappears except for his heart, which goes slowly goes up.