Ms. Chalice is the tritagonist of The Cuphead Show! Ms. Chalice's head is a chalice cup with what seems to be some sort of liquid inside, topped with a white and gold striped straw. Her eyes are similar to Mugman's, only with eyelashes and a beauty mark on the corner of her right eye.

Ms. Chalice is an anthropomorphic chalice who bares a resemblance to Cuphead and Mugman, with milk and a straw being stored in her head. She has visible eyebrows, a beauty mark on her right cheek, and her attire consists of white gloves, white shirt collar, a greenish blue skirt with white bloomers underneath, and a pair of golden high-heels.

Ms. Chalice is the tritagonist of Cuphead. She was first revealed in the announcement trailer for the DLC, Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course. She can be used if Cuphead or Mugman equip the Astral Cookie charm, however only one player can swap places with her.

Ms. Chalice is a character of The Cuphead Show! Ms. Chalice's head is a chalice cup with what seems to be some sort of liquid inside, topped with a white and gold striped straw.

Ms. Chalice is a major character of The Cuphead Show! Ms. Chalice's head is a chalice cup with what seems to be some sort of liquid inside, topped with a white and gold striped straw. Her eyes are similar to Mugman's, only with eyelashes and a beauty mark on the corner of her right eye.

The Devil & Ms. Chalice is the 11th and final episode of the season 3 of The Cuphead Show!. It is also the 36th and final episode overall. An epic dance contest morphs into a high-stakes game of winners and losers, with more than one soul on the line.

Mar 3, 2022 · Ms. Chalice, a relative newcomer to the Cuphead mythos, is part of Cuphead and Mugman's group. Instead of a cup- or mug-shaped head like the brothers, though, her head is as her name implies: a golden chalice.

Feb 27, 2022 · Chalice gives Cuphead and Mugman a lesson in how to get what you want every time. Turn on that charm! When the brothers use Chalice's advice to get cookies f...

After Miss Chalice loses the dance competition, Cuphead challenges the Devil for her freedom. One of the options the Devil suggests is "fiddle playing", a reference to the Charlie Daniels Band song "The Devil Went Down to Georgia".

Give Me Back My Wallet: Before Chalice can leave the Underworld, the Devil notices his wallet was stolen and forces Chalice to give it back to him. She still manages to get away with stealing Henchman's wallet.