The Cuphead Show! Cast Guide: What The Voice Actors Look Like

Netflix’s The Cuphead Show! features a cast of characters voiced by talented actors. Just like the original Cuphead video game, The Cuphead Show! pays homage to rubber hose animation with a visual and musical aesthetic that feels like it came straight out of the golden age of American animation. The result is a unique show with memorable characters.

The original Cuphead game is centered around the titular Cuphead and his brother Mugman being forced to work as debt collectors for the Devil to keep their souls. By comparison, the Netflix original seriesis a more episodic story that offers different interpretations of the characters and the larger world. In January 2022, a month ahead of the show’s release, it was confirmed that the show had two additional seasons in development for future release.

These are all of the principal voice actors in The Cuphead Show! Many of the cast members have their experience lying primarily with voice acting, but a few of them have experience with live-action programming, as well. The Cuphead Show! season 1 doesn’t feature a large cast, but with additional seasons already in the works, the cast will likely grow as the show continues.

Tru Valentino As Cuphead

Tru Valentino stars as the Cuphead, the rambunctious, titular lead of the show. Valentino has had multiple voice acting roles in shows such as Fast & Furious Spy Racers, Madagascar: A Little Wild, and, more recently, Spidey and His Amazing Friends. Additionally, Valentino has experience with live-action through his recurring role of Aaron Thorsen on The Rookie.

Frank Todaro As Mugman

Frank Todaro plays Cuphead’s smarter and more cautious brother, Mugman. Todaro’s voice acting credits are largely with anime; some of his most notable credits include Leif in Vinland Saga and Draluc in The Vampire Dies in No Time. Additionally, Todaro also voiced Starscream in Transformers: War for Cybertron.

Joe Hanna As Elder Kettle

Joe Hanna voices Cuphead and Mugman’s elderly caretaker, Elder Kettle. One of Hanna’s most noteworthy credits is voicing various characters on LeSean Thomas’ Cannon Busters. Hanna has also had small parts in video games such as Reservoir Dogs, Dishonored II, and Anki Overdrive.

Luke Millington-Drake As The Devil

Luke Millington-Drake voices the Devil, the main antagonist of the Netflix original series. Millington-Drake is mostly famous for his TikTok channel, but he has starred in the web series Best Friend Fix. Millington-Drake will also appear in the pilot for the upcoming series Parallel.

Wayne Brady As King Dice

Wayne Brady voices the right-hand man of the Devil, King Dice. Brady is a regular on Whose Line Is It Anyway? and has hosted Let’s Make a Deal since its revival in 2009. Brady is also a five-time Emmy Award winner for his work on Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Let’s Make a Deal, and The Wayne Brady Show.

Dave Wasson As Henchman

Dave Wasson voices the Devil’s dimwitted henchman who’s simply referred to as “Henchman.” Wasson is also the major developer of the video game TV series and has been involved in the creation and production of other cartoons such as Time Squad, Mickey Mouse (2013), and Star vs. the Forces of Evil. Wasson also created Max and His Special Problem for Oh Yeah! Cartoons, which won him an Emmy for Production Designer.

Grey DeLisle As Ms. Chalice

Grey DeLisle voices the grifter Ms. Chalice, the character making her appearance here before her originally-scheduled debut in the Cuphead DLC The Delicious Last Course. DeLisle is a highly-prolific voice actor who has been involved in a large variety of animated projects and video games since the late 90s. Some of her most famous roles include Vicky in The Fairly OddParents, Catwoman in the Batman: Arkham series, Mandy in The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, and Azula in Avatar: The Last Airbender.

The Cuphead Show! Supporting Cast & Characters

The Cuphead Show! also includes a wide assortment of voice actors in supporting roles. Cosmo Segurson voices both Porkrind and Chauncey Chantenay, and Gary Anthony Williams voices the spirit Quadratus. Other supporting actors include Andrew Morgado as Stickler, Candi Milo as Cherry and Brandywine Heirloom, and Chris Wylde and Rick Zieff as Ribby and Croaks, respectively.