Gremlin惡魔人類でもあるGizmoを考えた可能性のある次第。

Title: "Gremlins: Darkness Unleashed" After a long time hidden in the depths of an antique store, Mr. Peltzer, a struggling inventor, is intrigued by a rare mogwai named Gizmo. The elder shopkeeper reluctantly sells Gizmo, carefully repeating the three key rules: never expose it to bright light, never get it wet, and never, no matter how much it begs, feed it after midnight. But Gizmo, unlike the original creature we knew, holds a darker secret. In this version, Gizmo's cute, fluffy, friendly image is a ruse. His unusual singing is not a sign of innocence; it's a sinister chant to control the other mogwai. Gizmo, the true mastermind, breaks the rules by manipulating his new owner's son, Billy. The young man, under Gizmo's increasingly persuasive influence, "accidentally" spills a glass of water on Gizmo. Gizmo revels in his power, confirming his status as the leader of the rapidly multiplying mogwai, and eagerly urges Billy to feed them after midnight. As the transformation happens, Gizmo willingly joins them, morphing into the most formidable of gremlins. The small town of Kingston Falls, quickly descends into chaos. Gizmo, now in his sinister gremlin form, pulls the strings from the shadows, taking pleasure in the pandemonium unfolding. Unlike the original story, Gizmo relishes in the destruction and horror created by his gremlin army. Billy, gradually acknowledging his mistake, recruits his girlfriend Kate, and together they battle the gremlin horde. Their love and determination to reclaim their peaceful town clashes with Gizmo's ambition of chaos. The climax of this story revolves around their face-off with Gizmo. In the end, they manage to exploit the gremlins' weakness to sunlight, turning the townsfolk into a united front against the invaders. They lure the gremlins into the local movie theater and set it ablaze, destroying most of them, while Gizmo cunningly escapes. Billy and Kate however, anticipate this move and confront Gizmo in a heated and climactic showdown. Eventually, Gizmo is exposed to sun rays reflected by a mirror Billy manipulates, turning the evil leader to stone. The statue of Gizmo serves as a gloomy reminder of the havoc they once faced. The darkness might have been dispelled, but the uneasy peace leaves everyone shaken. The audience is left wondering whether there may be more lurking mogwai, preparing for the advent of their next leader, silently singing their sinister chant, waiting for the right moment.