Andy Barclay’s beloved foster sister then went on to elaborate that most of the voodoo rituals-such as the one Chucky used to activate his army-limit the practitioner to inhabiting identical vessels. “ Only other Good Guy dolls,” Kyle answered. “ Wait, Chucky can splinter himself into other dolls?” Lexy asked. The Chucky season 1 finale ending, however, also relayed that the answer to the age-old Chucky question stemmed from the rigid rules at the heart of the voodoo that the killer doll taps into.Īfter Kyle dramatically saved Jake and Lexy (Alyvia Alyn Lind) from a new Chucky, she quickly brought them up to speed on the extent of the situation. Of course, the obvious answer is that it has become as much of a brand for Chucky as it has for Universal and franchise creator Don Mancini. That would surely be a lot less expensive than harvesting rare and vintage dolls - even with Tiffany having Jennifer Tilly’s wealth at their disposal.
That move, however, also served to bring back the eternal Child’s Play question: Why does Chucky rely solely on Good Guy dolls? After all, with his level of mystical power, he should be able to inhabit any toy or even something with more substantial height like mannequins, thus taking his beloved element of surprise to new heights.
Related: Every Child's Play and Chucky Actor That Plays Dual Roles With the twisted teen committing patricide, a horde of Chucky dolls was able to come to life and prepared to wage a stealthy war across the United States.
After failing to lure Jake (Zackary Arthur) to the dark side, Chucky ultimately found a more willing protege in Junior (Teo Briones). To do this, he needed to corrupt an innocent by getting them to kill. With Andy Barclay (Alex Vincent) and Kyle (Christine Elise McCarthy) hunting him and his other iterations down, Chucky rapidly sought to increase his numbers. As such, Chucky remained in that form to terrorize countless victims over multiple decades.įollowing the ending of the Cult of Chucky movie, the killer doll returned to his hometown of Hackensack, New Jersey. Though he initially strived to return to a human form, Chucky ultimately came to relish the mythical infamy of being a killer doll. As Brad Dourif’s titular monster later admitted, he was kind of surprised it actually worked. After being fatally shot in 1988, the infamous serial killer erroneously named the Lakeshore Strangler used voodoo to transfer his soul into a doll.
Warning: SPOILERS for the Chucky season 1 finale.Ĭhucky episode 8, “An Affair to Dismember” addressed several long-term questions from the Child’s Playfranchise - including why Charles Lee Ray has only inhabited Good Guy dolls.
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