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**[[Mushroomy Kingdom]] is used in the trailer, referencing the sepia colour palette and grained filter of ''Cuphead''. | **[[Mushroomy Kingdom]] is used in the trailer, referencing the sepia colour palette and grained filter of ''Cuphead''. | ||
**In addition, the way the screen scrolls, the Gunner's usage of projectiles, and the usage of Stamina mode, all reference the "Run-and-Gun" minigames that appear in the game. | **In addition, the way the screen scrolls, the Gunner's usage of projectiles, and the usage of Stamina mode, all reference the "Run-and-Gun" minigames that appear in the game. | ||
*The characters he fights in his reveal trailer are references to various bosses from his game: | *The characters he fights in his reveal trailer are references to various bosses from his game: | ||
**Piranha Plant represents Cagney Carnation (of whom "Floral Fury", the track included with the costume, is the theme song). | **Piranha Plant represents Cagney Carnation (of whom "Floral Fury", the track included with the costume, is the theme song). | ||
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**Green Charizard represents Grim Matchstick. | **Green Charizard represents Grim Matchstick. | ||
**Falco represents Wally Warbles. | **Falco represents Wally Warbles. | ||
*''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' marks Cuphead's first video game appearance in 3D. | |||
* Cuphead is the first Canadian-created character to appear in a ''Smash'' game. | |||
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{{Mii costumes (SSBU)}} | {{Mii costumes (SSBU)}} | ||
[[Category:Third party characters]] | [[Category:Third party characters]] | ||
