Statistics: Best boss in Cuphead + The Delicious Last Course

The Devil is the main antagonist and the final boss of the base game.

The main antagonist and final boss of The Delicious Last Course.

The player can skip his final phase when doing enough damage to finish him, ending him on his third stage knockout instantly without any transformation.

This boss has the shortest second phase and the longest third phase in the entire game on the death screen progress bar.

"Zis tank iz ze ultimate veapon. You vill not vin!"

The most unique boss in the game, representing a board game with 15 spaces, 9 mini-bosses and the final fight with King Dice himself.

The Phantom Express is the only boss battle with the same hitpoints in both Regular and Expert Mode.

The Angel and The Devil are a duo of secret bosses who are fought in The Delicious Last Course.

They are the only boss to not display a question mark when defeated on their secret phase.

She is the only character in all of Cuphead to have burped in her debut.

Despite being a DLC boss, Glumstone was conceptualized in 2015 as a boss for the base game as a part of Isle 2.

The last and longest King Dice's mini-boss, added to the test separately to avoid making a skip option.

The first and only shoot-'em-up boss in the DLC.

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The first half of the fight is unique from other boss fights, as the majority of them is focused more to the Baroness' subjects fighting the brothers on her behalf before the actual fight against her.

The original track for Cagney is the only soundtrack in the base game that does not have a '30s jazz style. Instead, it has a samba-like style.

In the ending of the DLC, Jupiter is seen fishing in the background while Mortimer is directing how to clean the whale's teeth, meaning it can function independently without Mortimer.

Early footage of Cuphead implies that Wally was supposed to be fought in Inkwell Isle One.

The laughs that Djimmi emits when he launches his skull are the same laughs emitted by Cala Maria's petrifying poltergeists in her third phase.

"Knock knock. Who's there? Charlie. Charlie who? Charlie horse!"

She is the first shoot-em'-up boss in the game.

Sally Stageplay is the only "normal" boss to not have transformations. Her third phase is only a cardboard version of her normal self and the attacks are made by the other actors.

This boss battle is the only boss that has two individuals fighting at the same phase for the entire fight.

Rumor's level is the only level to have vertical scrolling in the base game while some of the others are horizontal scrolling.

Brineybeard possibly has the most attacks out of any boss, including the Barrel, the Ship, and his calling for the Shark, Squid, and Dogfish.

As the name obviously implies, the Root Pack is a group of root vegetables that grow in the ground. It is possible that they also represent the beginning of the quest for the main heroes.

His name, Goopy Le Grande, means Goopy The Great in Italian.

The Knight is one of the King of Games' five champions and the second one to face the player. He is the only champion in The King's Leap whose head does not come off at all; however, his helmet does.

The Rook is the fourth boss fight in the King's Leap in the DLC. He is the only Champion that doesn't move.

The Queen is fought in The King's Leap as the final opponent. Since she attacks from the background, the Queen is the only Champion whose body cannot be touched by Cuphead and company at all.

The Bishop is one of the King of Games' champions, he is the third boss in The King's Leap.

The Pawns are a group of the King of Games' champions in the DLC. They are the first boss in The King's Leap.