Netflix has released a new behind-the-scenes trailer for its upcoming animated series The Cuphead Show, offering a quick peek into the show's tone and art style.

　　The 46-second clip was tweeted out early Friday. You can watch it for yourself down below.

　　Take an inside peek at the intricate, nostalgic design of The Cuphead Show! pic.twitter.com/EF0kpAi973

　　— NX (@NXOnNetflix) June 26, 2020

　　The Cuphead Show is an animated offering adapting 2017's wildly popular video game Cuphead, which was a mash-up of sorts of Contra run-and-gun action featuring a Betty Boop art style. The video game was developed and published by the Canadian video-game developer StudioMDHR, and featured hand-drawn animations and painstakingly watercolor-painted backgrounds. The show's creative crew promises to continue the tradition of meticulous animation and presentational flair, boasting--as the trailer indicates--"a ragtag tribe of enthusiastic artists and animators."

　　The Cuphead Show, which is being billed as an all-ages comedy, was first announced by Netflix in 2019 and is being co-executive produced by StudioMDHR's Chad and Jared Moldenhauer along with CJ Kettler from King Features Syndicate. Dave Wasson and Cosmo Segurson will co-executive produce, and Clay Morrow and Adam Paloian will serve as supervising directors.

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　　The new trailer doesn't offer much insight into what the show will actually be about, but in it, Wasson says, "Cuphead is a lovable scamp and he also happens to have a cup for a head." It's all right there in the show's name.

　　The Cuphead Show Joins the Netflix's live-action series The Witcher as another video-game adaptation. Showtime also has in production an adaptation of Halo. Also on the horizon is a live-action pirate drama based on Ubisoft's Skull & Bones, plus a film and television universe built around the yesteryear popular computer game Myst by Village Roadshow.

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