Some of 'The Cuphead Show' cartoon references I was able to spot 

I know right!? Get It at the first look!

It’s also my favorite episode

WHA? How can ANYONE be a PINK ELEPHANTS Enthusiast? They Scared Me Half to Death when I was Little. I Had a Small Night-Light Plugged into the Wall just down next to My Bed and it wasn't very Bright. I SWEAR I Saw what Looked like a Pink Elephant Peeking-Out from Behind My Dresser Mirror. It Creeped Me out so Much I put a Lamp on My Dresser which Lights Up My Bedroom enough that it's Bright but not too Bright. More of a Light Golden Fluorescent Glow Brighter than a Kerosene Lamp. I Still Sleep with My Dresser Lamp on just as a Force of Habit. Trust Me. when You're around 3 to 5 Years Old those Things can Scare You so much They'll Scare You until You're around 9 - 11 and Finally get over the Fear and can Finally Rest... (Also other than the Pink Elephants from Dumbo I Scared to Death of the Heffalumps and Woozles from Winnie the Pooh. Which is Ironic because My Little Wall Night-Light had Lumpy from Pooh's Heffalump Movie and also I had Never seen Lumpy in that Movie cause I Only Saw Him in Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie...)

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@@STARTIXX OMG WELCOME TO THE SCARED TO DEATH OF PINK ELEPHANTS, HEFFALUMPS AND WOOZLES CLUB MY FRIEND!!!

It’s a coping mechanism. Cup head kept saying to him “Ghosts aren’t real” so he tried to believe that and relieve some of the pressure.

to fill the silence mainly

Fun fact oliver wallace did the whistling part when ichabod crane is whistling

The worst part is when you stop... and the whistling continues

Seriously any of these references just makes me feel old

Working while high, only at Disney...

Why are people scared of pink colored elephants is this the new "bad" thing leftists are trying to cancel or some shit

@@HitTheFan16 I believe you didn't see Dumbo as a kid?

@@SomeGuyWithABlueMask I remember the elephant with the big stupid ears (dumbo) but I feel like pink colored elephants are no scarier than dumbo himself y'all scared of the color pink?

Hey Ashley! Long time no see. Which episode's your favorite?

@@RayleeAnne Mostly the ones that go together. CarnEvil Roll the Dice Sweater Off Dead Sweater Luck Next Time

Nice ones, my favorite is 'Ghosts Aint Real' mostly because it referenced my favorite cartoons and I like the blind spectre cameo

@@RayleeAnne walrus is a Rotoscope Walrus

@@RayleeAnne did see the scenes that familiar the comic that mugman break his handle

When I saw Bimbo I was like “ *WAIT* there’s _NO WAY_ they were able to animate a cameo of him!” He looked just like Betty Boop’s pal, Bimbo the Dog!

I KNEW IT WAS HIM!!

Plus there's a background character that looks a bit similar to lesser known character Flip the Frog

I saw Oswald

@@tajmakescartoons where?

I think that's because cartoons nowadays just try to be adventure time, gravity falls, anime or family guy

What’s wrong with the Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse on Disney+, and the Looney Tunes cartoons on HBOMax?

@@TwilightLink77 Nothin' wrong with those shows, I like'em, Its just most shows rather be "meed-based" or wannabe versions of Gravity Falls or Family Guy, etc.

@@wahoo8683 most of the shows that try to be like gravity falls have done a good job with it like amphibia and owl house season 2

@@BobbinRobbin777 what’s the problem with a cartoon wanting to do their own thing?

Which is weird, considering Disney and Fleisher were sworn enemies.

Well cuphead is a mix of both cuz remember its main thng is referncing rubberhose animation so of course disney is going to appear i actlly want to share a cartoon tht may hav inspired alot of the game from disney called silly symphony hell' bell u can see how much the creators of cuphead got the inspiration

Yeah they didn't want to go full Fleischer sadly. It's best to consider the show a completely separate thing from the game - I mean, even stuff like plot setup is different. I've learned it's best not to be annoyed because kids like it so its inspiring new artists.

The game had a combination of both Fleisher and Disney styles. Cuphead and Mugman are heavily based on Mickey and Oswald, while many of the enemies are based on Fleischer cartoons. So I guess that's why the cartoon has references from both styles too.

Probably because the Disney references are easier to spot in this modern age where they're such a giant

at this time Cuphead Show made on the game : ok. But I understood you, you meant, probably, a separate game based on the series, not the game.

@@ChicaTrump he was joking

@@corujito4007 this is understandable, I myself take any thing seriously

That would never happen........never.

Guys, this person came from a separate timeline where the Cuphead show came first and the game came second.

Me too😁

The Cuphead Show Should Reference Other Golden Age Cartoons Such As... - Tom and Jerry - Woody Woodpecker - The Fox and the Crow - Noveltoons - Popeye - Rocky and Bullwinkle - Tex Avery - Pink Panther - Superman ( 1940's ) - Hanna-Barbera ( But No Dexter, Johnny Bravo, Cow and Chicken, I Am Weasel or PPG. They Don't Count ) - Animaniacs - Roger Rabbit - Bonkers - Taz-Mania - Harveytoons - SpongeBob SquarePants - Tubby the Tuba ( 1975 film ) - Mickey Mouse Works - DuckTales ( original ) - ComiColor Cartoons - The Wacky World of Tex Avery - Little Lulu - Duck Dodgers ( 2003 ) - Goof Troop - The Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon Show - Terrytoons - Pingu - Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog - Crusader Rabbit - The Dick Tracy Show ( UPA ) - A Pup Named Scooby-Doo ( Wild Takes Only ) - Columbia Cartoons - George of the Jungle ( Jay Ward ) - Mr. Magoo - Batfink - Dr. Seuss on the Loose ( DePatie-Freleng ) - Andy Panda - Roland and Rattfink - Marsupilami ( Disney ) - Raw Toonage - The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries - Cats Don't Dance ( 1997 ) - Misterjaw - The Beary Family - Balto - The Adventures of Brer Rabbit ( 2006 ) - Darkwing Duck - Mutt and Jeff - Hoppity Hooper - Cool World - Various Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies Cartoons - Molly Moo-Cow - Underdog - Klondike Kat - Runaway Brain ( 1990's Mickey Mouse Cartoon ) - Inspector Willoughby - Bambi And The Woody Woodpecker Show ( 1990's Cartoon for Fox Kids ). That Way, The Cuphead Show Will Have The Most-Amusing Cartoony Slapstick Ever !

I’m also fairly sure that they put bimbo as a background character in the first episode

Yep, because probably the art style fits well. Just like the other cartoons that have episodes of that style

regarding Nigth on the bald mountain, you can see one of the ghost horse riders from Fantasia in the graveyard episode :D

same

skeletons are at least known because of memes. At least, I first learned about them because of memes 😅

@@ChicaTrump ♩SPOOKY SCARY SKELETONS♩

@@rockhistoria2537 Yes yes yes yes yes yes

I think these r two of the references i caught, but i caught more and some not even in the video

Especially when the Minnie the Moocher cartoon used his recording of the song and rotoscoped from his dancing.

He slithered and slunk

this is a reference to his phase in the game. But it is possible that that phase is actually inspired by the Grinch.

The Cuphead Show Needs Tex Avery Wild Takes and Looney Tunes Gags

Facts it was just weird

And 3:34

Yeees! That was awesome 😄❤

Who the fuck didnt

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And that female ghost you know the one with the British Accent she is voiced by Grey griffin and speaking of ghosts the ghost lady reminds me of one of the ghost council from the ghost and Molly mcgee

Big chungus

I don’t even know at this point

I lost sanity I had left

An ancestor of walrus that walks on legs

He does like a walrus

That makes sense! The whole entrance of King Dice is a loving homage to Cab Calloway’s rotoscoped performances for Fleischer’s earlier Betty Boop cartoons, and “The Old Man of the Mountain” was his best performance for them!

Yeah! I caught that as well

Where's The Tex Avery Wild Takes and Looney Tunes Gags ?!

There's Also References To Tex Avery's MGM Cartoons !

Me too, that's my favorite Disney movie, but how the heck that reference made it into another series, I'm so surprised that the reference was there

Ouhwoouuhwoo~!

Let's just hope that's the ONLY part of the 1920's and 30's it brings back. From 1920 until 1933 alcohol was prohibited in the USA, so having an alcoholic drink was impossible without getting arrested or dying because of bad homemade brew. Crime was able to organize itself in a way that will probably never get untangled again. Many people got murdered in gangster violence. Jazz music was initially seen as "barbaric" just because it was made by blacks, and it had to be adapted to symphonic music to make it well-known. Hollywood in its early years was subject to more scandals than ever since, leading to a industry-wide censorship that lasted until the 1960s. The Great Depression between 1929 and 1940 caused major unemployment and poverty in many civilized countries, also forcing quite some people to start a life in crime. The "Dust Bowl" generated a desertification of the Midwest. Germany was particularly struck hard, because the country was still paying huge war debts to other countries, causing mass poverty and the ideal atmosphere for Nazism to gain voters. Many countries during this time period suffered under either Nazism, Fascism or Communism. From 1933 on Jewish, homosexual, Romani and left wing people were already persecuted in Nazi Germany, at the same time disagreeing in anything with Stalin meant a one-way ticket to Siberia. War was already brewing in Europe and the Far East, when Japan invaded China and South East Asia. Many countries were still colonies, which wasn't a great deal for the natives there. Afro-Americans were still second class citizens and the Ku Klux Klan was still quite powerful in many political circles.

The way Mugman moved and the expression as well definitely looked similar to Snow white’s expression as well as twirled away movement… and also the trees with the green angry glowing eyes and such definitely also is a nod if you don’t wanna count Mugman’s reaction.

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Probably. But im pretty sure they were just slowly realizing what they were doing was incredibly stupid to make fun of the movies who do that type of stuff

@@woodledoodle7961 I'm pretty sure it's a reference to a scene in Minnie the Moocher