Child’s Play 2

Eight-year-old Andy is in foster care after the traumatic events of the first film. He’s wary of adults who doubt him, yet shows stubborn resilience and a quiet bravery as he navigates a world where his claim that Chucky is alive becomes a dangerous truth.

A cynical, street-smart teenage girl who is also in the Simpsons' care. Kyle becomes Andy’s ally, partner in danger, and a steady voice of skepticism that gradually gives way to belief and loyalty as they confront Chucky together.

The resurrected killer doll who uses cunning and physical menace to hunt Andy and to reclaim a human form. His menace intensifies as he battles to complete a ritual, only to be thwarted by relentless perseverance from Andy and Kyle.

A cautious foster father who is slow to believe Andy’s claims and often dismissive of the boy’s fears. His skepticism contributes to the peril, as he underestimates the danger Chucky poses.

The foster mother whose trust in Andy wavers, which the doll exploits. Joanne’s fear and unyielding denial contribute to the tragedy as Chucky moves through the house.

Manager of the foster center, who's responsible for coordinating care but faces the horror when Chucky targets the children. Grace embodies the vulnerable authority figure who must act under threat.

Andy's schoolteacher who becomes a casualty of Chucky’s rampage. Her death underscores the reach of the doll’s threat beyond the home.

CEO of Play Pals who orders the disposal of the doll to protect profits and reputation. He represents corporate leadership that prioritizes image over safety.

The Good Guy doll that Chucky disguises himself as, allowing him to move through the house unnoticed before being unmasked.

Sullivan’s assistant who attempts to dispose of Chucky. He becomes a casualty of the doll’s deadly plan.