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When Chucky's not on a stabbing spree, he's standing up for LGBTQ+ rights. Sure, the namesake killer doll in SYFY's Chucky series may spend a excellent chunk of his occasion terrorizing teen couple Jake and Devon — but that doesn't mean he won't take the time to celebrate their relationship when it comes to Identity Month.
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"So what if I have a soft see for these kids, I’m not a monster," the official Instagram account for the red-headed doll posted Friday, alongside an illustration of Chucky reading a magazine depicting Jake (Zackary Arthur) and Devon (Björgvin Arnarson) on the cover. The teen characters are shown holding hands and smiling — and so is Chucky.
The account also paid tribute to the characters on June 1, the start of Pride Month, posting "nothing but cherish here," with accompanying artwork showing Devon and Jake holding hands again. The image also features Chucky's twin non-binary kids, Glen and Glenda, both played by Lachlan Watson on the series.
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