He then asks him a question, and Cuphead answers correctly, but not without Dice's help. He asks Cuphead what his favourite tune is and then orders the band to play it, which Cuphead correctly guesses. As Cuphead is about to accept his loss, King Dice drags him back onto the stage and tells him that he deserves another chance. The Devil praises Dice but warns him that he hates disappointment.ĭuring the first question, "Name that Tune", Cuphead wrongly answers the question, and when he tries to ask Mugman for help, his brother gets stage fright. He stops the show for a moment to promote his sponsors, and calls the Devil, announcing that he captured Cuphead.
When Cuphead is trying to tell a joke (but forgot the punchline), Dice sees a wanted poster and realizes his boss wants Cuphead's soul. However, Cuphead steals the whole show, constantly taking the microphone and gaining the audience's love. King Dice chooses Cuphead as the next contestant.
When King Dice tries to choose his next victim, Cuphead and Mugman barge into the room, chasing a tire. King Dice's first contestant is a telephone, which "wins" the game and has his soul sucked out. The soulless body is then thrown out into the streets, where there is a sign sarcastically congratulating the now-soulless winner for playing. In reality, however, the "mystery prize room" has nothing but a single machine inside, which will forcefully take the winner's soul out and drag it down to Hell for the Devil to collect. You can't lose the final stage, as any number will be considered a victory and will lead the winner to their mystery prize, which isn't announced to the viewers and is, like the name says, a mystery. King Dice is popular across all of Inkwell as the host of the game show Roll the Dice, where the contestants have to go through three phases: "Guess/Name that Tune", where they have to guess the melody that the band is playing "The Trivia Round", where they have to answer a question correctly and "Roll the Dice", where they have to roll the two dices on the stage.
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