Seed of Chucky

Six years after his birth, Shitface, the child of Chucky and Tiffany, is introduced as a living doll with a kind but ambiguous nature. He is held captive by Psychs, a sadistic ventriloquist who exploits him on stage, showcasing his unsettling charm amid haunting nightmares filled with violence.

Shitface discovers a trailer for a film called 'Chucky Goes Psycho' that features his resurrected parents, Chucky and Tiffany. This moment sparks a realization within him, prompting him to escape from Psychs and track down his parents in Hollywood.

Upon finding a prop room in Hollywood, Shitface uses the Heart of Damballa, a voodoo amulet inherited from his parents, to breathe life back into Chucky and Tiffany. This act initiates a complicated family dynamic as they embrace their child, who embodies dual identities.

As Glen/Glenda approaches Chucky and Tiffany, uncertainty looms regarding their gender identity, leading to a profound discussion on acceptance and familial bonds. The couple grapples with the implications of their child's unusual birth and what it means for their future.

The trio embarks on a grisly killing spree, targeting a special effects technician. This violent act draws the attention of Jennifer Tilly, who stumbles upon the aftermath, leading her to panic and alert the authorities.

Amidst the chaos, Glen/Glenda innocently asks, 'Why do you kill?' This question resonates with Tiffany, who is torn between her fierce maternal instincts and Chucky's unabashed thrill for destruction. Tiffany urges Chucky to reconsider his violent ways for their child's sake.

Tiffany hatches a plan to possess Jennifer Tilly and Redman as part of their dire strategy to protect Glen/Glenda. In an unexpected twist, she forcibly renders both unconscious, preparing to use Jennifer as a vessel for her child's soul.

In a reckless turn of events, Chucky takes Glen/Glenda on a wild adventure, which leads to the accidental death of paparazzo Pete Peters, who was stalking Jennifer. This event horrifies Glen/Glenda, who is overwhelmed by the violence and chaos surrounding them.

Jennifer wakes up believing she is pregnant, only for Redman to inform her that he is sterile due to a vasectomy. The frustration is compounded when Redman dismisses Jennifer from the film, claiming that pregnant women are unattractive.

Infuriated by Redman's rejection, Tiffany seeks revenge on him, and Glen/Glenda becomes a conflicted spectator of this brutal unfolding. The emotional turmoil deepens as Glen/Glenda grapples with their more violent instincts versus their inherent innocence.

In the hospital, Jennifer gives birth to twins—a boy and a girl—amidst Tiffany's disturbing involvement in the process. The birth reveals the shared legacy of Glen and Glenda as Tiffany unlocks their intertwined souls, complicating their identities even further.

Chucky experiences a profound transformation, embracing his identity as a living doll and rejecting any desire for human life. This revelation causes tension with Tiffany, who cannot accept his new perspective, prompting a violent confrontation between them.

With police in pursuit and tension escalating, Chucky and Tiffany prepare to abandon their murderous endeavors. The frantic atmosphere compels Jennifer to seek safety as Tiffany's grip on her body strengthens.

In a climactic moment, Glen regains control and decisively ends the bloodshed by striking down Chucky with an axe. This act signifies both a rejection of his dark legacy and an assertion of his identity amidst the chaos.

Five years later, Jennifer Tilly attempts to rebuild her life as she focuses on raising her children, who hold the essence of Glen and Glenda. Her efforts are interrupted during a birthday celebration when Glenda's malevolence surfaces, disrupting the fragile peace.