Telekinesis: It can make inanimate objects fall, float around, and or behave supernaturally without touch. As such, It wasted no time in hunting the children of Derry, such as when it uses empathy to lure a young girl named Victoria into getting closer to it under the false assumption that he'd help make the birthmark on her face disappear. Pennywise/IT's first appearance to Bill, at Georgie's grave, standing in front of seven freshly dug graves.

Eddie Kaspbrak: In the Neibolt Street house, It appears to Bill and Richie as Eddie's head emerging through an old mattress. When the Losers confront it with its weakness, childishness and their lack of fear, it progressively becomes smaller and smaller.

The leper later caused Eddie to fall onto a table and break his arm when inside the Neibolt Street house. After each member of the Losers Club went down their own quests to retrieve artifacts from their pasts to complete the Ritual of Chud, the ritual seems to work when it traps It's deadlights inside of the vase, but this goes awry. Werewolf: After an iron rod is impaled into It's head, It partly develops several werewolf characteristics, such as an elongated mouth and grin, as well as a monstrous hand. Betty Ripsom's Legs: Betty Ripsom's legs and feet appear to Eddie and Richie behind a door in the Neibolt Street house, 27 years after her head and torso appeared in the same place. However, other books in the Stephen King universe (such as Dreamcatcher and Hearts in Atlantis) imply that It may still be alive at the end of the story.

Though It was believed to be deceased by the end of the book and miniseries and It: Chapter 2, where It was killed, one of the first line in the book implies that Pennywise may have possibly survived. It's preference for children prey may be due to how they taste, but also may be due to the fact that children are easier to scare.In 1985, when Mike asks a witness, if he saw anyone he didn't know that night or seemed out of place. On more than one occasion when the Losers face it, the weather changes into a thunderstorm (most notably at the final confrontation which actually results in the devastation of Derry's downtown region).

Dean: Killed in a mirror maze by It in the form of Pennywise, while Bill Denbrough watches in horror. Your horror experts at the Horror Dome are proud to present you with a collection of high-quality Halloween masks to bring a new level of fright to your life. The form of a female spider seems to be It's true physical form on Earth (or at least that is the closest thing the human mind can comprehend), living deep below the fictional town of Derry, Maine. In this iteration, It is more directly impacted by the mental state of those it attacks and, conversely, is vulnerable to its own mental state. In the period between, a series of child murders occurring in Derry are never taken too seriously or solved.He may also get his first name from Robert "Bob" Bell, the man who originally portrayed Bozo the Clown. Frankenstein's Monster from I Was A Teenage Frankenstein: when encountering Henry Bowers and his cronies, Victor Criss and Belch Huggins in the sewers under Derry. Bill Denbrough (Georgie's older brother) and the Losers' Club investigate, which culminates in his (and other victims of IT) finding of It's den and forcing It to go back into hibernation when the monster falls into a deep well. For example, when Bill and Richie enter the house on Neibolt Street, Richie sees IT as a werewolf while Bill sees it as Pennywise, instantly realizing that "this is the clown that killed Georgie". Serving as the titular main antagonist of the novel IT, its miniseries adaptation, and its two film adaptations, IT and IT: Chapter Two, and a mentioned antagonist in " Gray Matter", Dreamcatcher, Hearts in Atlantis, Insomnia, NOS4A2, Elevation, and The Dark Tower film.