History WMG / Chucky

I am very surprised Chucky has not gone after her yet.

Devon will bait Chucky by rigging cameras all over his house and Livestream the climax. While there may still be some skeptics, Chucky will no longer be able to blend in without suspicion, and everybody he has gotten institutionalized will potentially get released.

Chucky started killing for fun. Then, he killed for both fun and revenge. Now, he seems interested in corrupting kids into becoming killers. Although he may be trying to establish some sort of legacy in his home town by passing the torch to Jake same as the Hackensack Slasher did to him, we know Chucky by this point is more than a mere slasher; he can occupy a probably unlimited number of bodies and has thus achieved immortality. Where does he go from there? It may be that the Cult he spoke about in Cult of Chucky is not so much the multiple Chucky's, but his master plan and project, to turn as many people as possible into either vessels or followers who worship him, and watching them terrorize the world. What would make someone like Chucky happier than seeing the whole world go to hell because of him?

* Considering that the description for the fourth episode states that "Jake's bond with Devon intensifies as he teams up with an unlikely ally to outwit Chucky," maybe that "unlikely ally" will be Lexy (since certain preview footage seems to show Jake, Lexy, and Devon confronting Chucky together in what appears to be a burned house). She does already seem to be showing hints of appreciation for Jake as of the third episode (even if her initial apology to get what she wanted for Caroline was transparently phony), even though she outwardly rejected the possibility that Jake giving her sister Chucky would alter her enmity with Jake - though how Chucky turning out to be a homicidal doll that Jake knowingly gave her family will affect matters is anyone's guess.

* Considering that the description for the fourth episode states that "Jake's bond with Devon intensifies as he teams up with an unlikely ally to outwit Chucky," maybe that "unlikely ally" will be Lexy (since certain preview footage seems to show Jake, Lexy, and Devon confronting Chucky together in what appears to be a burned house). She does already seem to be showing hints of appreciation for Jake as of the third episode (despite her transparently phony apology to get what she wanted for Caroline), even though she outwardly rejected the possibility that Jake giving her sister Chucky would alter her enmity with Jake - though how Chucky turning out to be a homicidal doll that Jake knowingly gave her family will affect matters is anyone's guess.

* Considering that the description for the fourth episode states that "Jake's bond with Devon intensifies as he teams up with an unlikely ally to outwit Chucky," maybe that "unlikely ally" will be Lexy (since certain preview footage seems to show Jake, Lexy, and Devon confronting Chucky together in what appears to be a burned house).

Lexy will start to realize the error of her ways as the Chucky attacks mount up. She will start to amend things with people like her family , but Chucky kills her before she really gets the chance to atone for her actions with Jake.

Lexy will start to realize the error of her ways as the Chucky attacks mount up. She will start to
amend things with people like her family , but Chucky kills her before she really gets the chance to atone for her actions with Jake.

Lexy will start to realize the error of her ways as the Chucky attacks mount up. She will start to make
amends, but Chucky kills her before she really gets the chance to atone for her actions

[[WMG: Lexy will get a FaceHeeLDoorSlam]]

But then a tease for a season two or possibly a new movie will be given.

Although she is fascinated by Chucky, the girl with the photographic memory will eventually be key in defeating the vil doll at the end of the series, somehow. She probably won´t be able to stop him from killing Lexy tho.

*** Somewhat doubtful, as this series takes place in 2017 (October 2017 in the first and second episodes), [[https://screenrant.com/childs-play-show-story-details-cult-chucky-ending/ shortly after]] ''Film/CultOfChucky'' that was also set in that year. Since the majority of the ''Film/SeedOfChucky'' plot took place in 2004 (when Glen(da)'s soul(s) were transferred from their single doll body into [[Creator/JenniferTilly Jennifer Tilly's]] twins) and the ending of that film took place in 2009 (five years later, when Glen and Glenda's human forms were celebrating their fifth "birthday" and physically appeared to be five-year-olds, in accordance with typical norms of human aging), that would only make Glenda around thirteen years old at the time of the series by that logic.

*** Somewhat doubtful, as this series takes place in 2017 (October 2017 in the first and second episodes), [[https://screenrant.com/childs-play-show-story-details-cult-chucky-ending/ shortly after]] ''Film/CultOfChucky'' that was also set in that year. Since the majority of the ''Film/SeedOfChucky'' plot took place in 2004 (when Glen(da)'s soul(s) were transferred from their single doll body into Jennifer Tilly's twins) and the ending of that film took place in 2009 (five years later, when Glen and Glenda's human forms were celebrating their fifth "birthday," in accordance with typical norms of human aging), that would only make Glenda thirteen years old at the time of the series by that logic.

*** Somewhat doubtful, as this series takes place in 2017 (October 2017 in the first and second episodes), [[https://screenrant.com/childs-play-show-story-details-cult-chucky-ending/ shortly after]] ''Film/CultOfChucky'' that was also set in that year. Since the majority of the ''Film/SeedOfChucky'' plot took place in 2004 (when Glen(da)'s soul(s) were transferred from their single doll body into Jennifer Tilly's twins) and the ending of that film took place around 2009 (five years later, when Glen and Glenda's human forms were five years old, in accordance with typical norms of human aging), that would only make Glenda thirteen years old at the time of the series by that logic.

Chucky will "borrow" Jake's body and Jake will end up in the doll's body at some point.

Think about it: all we saw was a bit of bloody fur, but no body. The cat has long ginger hair which could be foreshadowing. And his name is Binx, which may be a reference to Thackeray Binx from the classic Halloween movie Hocus Pocus, who was actually a human trapped in cat form and was effectively immortal. Now, Chucky had said before that the voodoo spell could help him possess anything with legs and a hand for stabbing, but that sounds more like what he would find practical rather than the specifics of the spell. Surely if he can use it to transfer himself into a human and a doll, he can also do it with animals. Better hope the cat doesn't reappear...

[[WMG: Chucky didn't kill the cat: he possessed it. Think about it: all we saw was a bit of bloody fur, but no body. The cat has long ginger hair which could be foreshadowing. And his name is Binx, which may be a reference to Thackeray Binx from the classic Halloween movie Hocus Pocus, who was actually a human trapped in cat form and was effectively immortal. Now, Chucky had said before that the voodoo spell could help him possess anything with legs and a hand for stabbing, but that sounds more like what he would find practical rather than the specifics of the spell. Surely if he can use it to transfer himself into a human and a doll, he can also do it with animals. Better hope the cat doesn't reappear...

Chucky relates to Jake somehow, and is trying to make him follow the path of a killer.

[[WMG: Jake's biology teacher is related to Charles Lee Ray in some fashion]]

** She could very possibly be Glenda from ''Seed''. Her human form at the end of that movie had curly red hair, very much like Ms. Fairchild does.

Chucky will discuss his history with Jake, and he'll talk about [[Film/SeedOfChucky that one time Hollywood tried to make a movie about his legend]]. They will then mention a reboot to that movie, and Chucky will go on a rant about how they made him "a [[Franchise/TheTerminator Skynet]] wannabe that sounds like Luke Skywalker." They will also mention that in-universe, they couldn't get the rights to use Good Guy dolls, so they had to rename the doll "Buddi."

There were some odd vibes she was giving off. For starters, she allows Jake to have the doll in class (whereas some teachers would take whatever they thought would be distractions) and voluntarily locks Chucky in the cabinet per Jake's request. Even more bizarre, after speaking with Lexy over what she had done, she shuts the door and turns the light off leaving Lexy behind with Chucky. Why else would she do that unless she knew something about the doll's infamy?