Flight - While Cuphead cannot exactly fly himself, he is a master pilot and comes equipped with his own red fighter plane, complete with bullets Dashing - Cuphead can dash a short distance in both mid-air and on the ground. With the Smoke Bomb ability, he can "teleport" while dashing and not take any damage. Rapid Fire Bullets - The default bullets for the plane. Like the Peashooter bullets, Cuphead can shoot multiple bullets and they have a long range. 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. The boss fight is also similar to that of Ado/Adeleine from Kirby's Dreamland 3/ Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, as both bosses summon a series of mini-bosses (one by one) to battle the players before confronting them themselves. Bon Bon and Ado/Adeleine also both make an angry and frustrated reaction upon the defeat of each mini-boss.

In Simple mode, Bon Bon will appear to fire the candy cane shotgun endlessly without commanding Whippet Creampup to move, and the Jelly Bullies Squad will still be sent out. Also, in their simple KO, Bon Bon still cries like she does in regular or expert, but this time, instead of pounding its fists on the ground, Whippet Creampup will just sit still with a disappointed look in its eyes. While not immediately apparent, the Baroness was made to resemble a soda bottle, with her head acting as the bottle cap. Mini Bomb - Shoots missles in a downward arc that do above average damage to the enemy but have a slow fire rate. Can't be resurrected without the help of Mugman (likewise, Mugman can't be resurrected without Cuphead). Cuphead also seems to have a vengeful side to him. As seen in after Chef Saltbaker mourns the destruction of his bakery, Mugman and Chalice showed some sympathy for him, while Cuphead on the other hand, angrily states he got what he deserved, as he was still upset that Ms. Chalice/Mugman/he was kidnapped for the wonder tart, and duped by the chef.Made of porcelain: 3 hits can kill him (4 while equipped with the Heart Charm,5 while equipped with the Twin Heart Charm and 6 with the Heart Ring charm if Cuphead gets all 6 parries before getting hit). 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. Her death screen has an error on it, the fizz/ruffles on the Baroness' dress are white instead of a shade of red. 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 he nearly cost him both of their souls. Despite his flaws, however, he seems to be kind-hearted and has good intentions overall, such as in the good ending where he and Mugman burn all the soul contracts, setting everyone free.

Lobber- Purple orbs that bounce twice before popping. Does a lot of damage but has delayed shooting. In the casino, Cuphead and Mugman were on a winning streak at the Craps table. When the Devil 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. The stage may be a reference to The Cookie Carnival, an animated Disney short with similar character designs. It also references the Fleischer short Somewhere in Dreamland. After each subject is defeated (except for the third one), the Baroness will appear from the gate of Whippet Creampup and shake her fist in anger at the player(s). The next subject then appears as Whippet rolls his eyes.The way she wields her candy cane like a shotgun may be a reference to a scene from Adventure Time in the Candy Kingdom, in which a citizen grabs a candy cane and fires it at Finn while making shotgun noises. The baroness herself may also have in part been inspired by Princess Bonnibel Bubblegum. The Baroness' intro is also based on the animation of the wolf slicing his head off in Max Fleischer's Dizzy Red Riding Hood (1931). In the title screen and boss battles, he is seen with white gloves and brown shoes. This design was also used for his cameo appearance in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, as both his costume and Spirit artwork use it. He may likewise have been influenced by the design of various sentient porcelain characters from the 1934 Silly Symphony The China Shop. In the beginning moments of a boss battle, Cuphead will hoist his pants, smiling, with determination on his face. The sole exception to this is the fight with The Devil, where he seems to be terrified, reusing the sprites Cuphead uses if he fails to stop The Spectre Syndicate from reaching The Legendary Chalice's urn in the Mausoleum levels. After the update, he may sometimes pump his muscles with a more determined grin.