Pennywise final form

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IT takes on many forms in the miniseries and movie adaptations, but the book truly unleashed the creature, leading to many more transformations. The true genius of IT, at least as far as being scary, is that it can become basically anything, with almost no real limitations. IT can imitate humans, transform into animals, it could probably become a chair and wait for someone to sit down if it so chose. IT can also turn into fictional - within the book's universe - monsters, letting it prey directly on pop culture-based fears. While IT is far from the only shape-shifting villain in horror history, it's arguably the best, most terrifying example.

Pennywise final form

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Aren't you gonna say hello? It Creature.

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Always intended to be gargantuan in scope, the novel It took an uncharacteristically long time for King to write—about half a decade between and —as he attempted to examine childhood and the scars we forget it leaves. Hence the first major cinematic telling of It being divided into two movies, with the finale alone running at nearly three hours. Yet for all its wistful melancholy about the agonies and ecstasies of youth that are better left in the past, It Chapter Two and its source material still boils down to one thing for most folks: a scary clown named Pennywise and the monstrous things he gets up to. Technically speaking, Pennywise is not actually what It is. Rather Pennywise is just one of many forms an extraterrestrial, godlike being takes in order to lure small children into the deadlights.

Pennywise final form

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It is outwardly explained that a series of murders, no matter how gruesome, don't get reported if they happen in the small town. Throughout the novel, It is generally referred to as male. Unlike Its novel and miniseries counterparts, It is not afraid of the adult Losers returning to Derry - rather, It looks forward to their return, writing "come home" in blood on the struts of a bridge in Derry. Horrified to have lost another young boy after Georgie, Bill decides to head to the Neibolt house to personally kill It after Henry wounds Mike and Eddie. I'll take all of you! If you see anyone breaking any of these rules, please report it to the message wall of an Administrator. Unfortunately, Pennywise impales Eddie with one of its spiderlike appendages, swings him around like a rag-doll, and tosses his body away, leaving him with a large wound in his abdomen. She briefly appears in the miniseries to make fun of Beverly being poor, and is changed into being the daughter of pharmacist Mr. It's real name if indeed, it has one is unknown. I can bring your wife back! Oh, except for the one on the end, that's already taken. It was a clown, like in the circus or on TV.

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Yes we do. Stan escapes by reciting the names of the birds in his book, similar to how he escapes the mummy in the miniseries. It has some ability to control the actions of others, most blatantly when It provokes Henry Bowers psychotic tendencies to kill his father and friends, and later acts as its agent in hunting the Losers. Puttin' on a little weight, huh? IT can imitate humans, transform into animals, it could probably become a chair and wait for someone to sit down if it so chose. Because you weren't there, Billy! Come float! You'll never see me, you'll see only what your little mind can allow! This allows them to form a psychic connection and "send power" to each other, even across distances. In the book, kid Mike Hanlon first encounters IT in the form of a giant bird creature, which didn't make it into either of the adaptations. Any living being that sees the "deadlights" goes insane almost instantly. There's a reason the poor guy almost completely mentally collapses in fear after encountering all those literal ghosts from his past.