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The presence of courage and heart are It's main weaknesses. This appears to have a psychological effect that instills fear and enables it the inability to function properly in its physical form. Reginald "Belch" Huggins: After killing Vic, It pursues Henry Bowers but Belch defends him. It easily overpowers him and mutilates his face. It awakes when a group of Derry citizens ambushes and kills the Bradley Gang, a group of robbers and murderers. The town, including its police chief, pretends it never happened. However, a witness later recounts the tale to Mike Hanlon, including seeing a clown in farmer's attire participating in the slaying.

The novel states that It must obey the laws of its form. This means that It possesses the vulnerabilities of whatever form it takes, such as a vampire's vulnerability to sunlight or winged leeches obeying physics of flight. Superhuman Strength: It can tear the heads and limbs of human bodies with extreme ease, either with arms or mouth (as Pennywise or any humanoid form). It's primary goal is to feed on humans, generally preferring children over adults since they were easier to scare and manipulate. According to the creature, frightened flesh tastes better and uses fear to "salt the meat". It is a shape-shifting creature known as a Glamour, who is billions of years old. Although It lived on planet Earth for many years, It originated in a void/dimension outside the regions of space known as the Macroverse. Since It's true identity is unclear, due to its shape-shifting abilities and being from another universe, It's real name and species are also called Deadlights, but few know this, which is why it's referred to as IT. 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. It can morph into any human, animal, or object (including combinations thereof). This ability is useful for, A) appearing as the target's loved ones or friends to manipulate them or lure them into a trap or B) appearing as the target's worst psychological fear. However, It's favorite and most common form is that of a circus performer named "Pennywise the Dancing Clown", as most small children love a clown [1] and generally, it seems that the people in Derry happily accepted the presence of a stray circus performer. At the same time, many people are afraid of clowns, making them an easy fear to exploit.Of the thirty-two forms It takes in the novel, fifteen are recreated in some way, shape, or form in either or both the 2017 and 2019 films. Librarian: One of the librarians turns to stare at Ben ominously while he reads the book detailing the history of Old Derry, appearing closer and closer until a few moments later. The librarian is the only person apart from Ben who is moving. The following moment, a red balloon appears in the place the librarian had been standing. Given that It feeds on fear, it makes sense that courage and heart can overcome it. Once the Losers are united, their strong shared will and love for each other successfully overpowers It. This allows them to form a psychic connection and "send power" to each other, even across distances. 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. This seems likely as Pennywise is referenced to in a few of Stephen King's other novels. These could set up for another book, however, in a recent King Reddit QA, he claims he doesn't have any plans to write one. It is a predator of humans, and prefers children to adults. Most importantly, It desires to consume those it has made terrified of itself. The creature implies that this enhances the flavor. 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.

Alvin Marsh: While the Losers are fighting off It, It attempts to scare Beverly by transforming its head into her father's, but she violently jams a rod down its throat in response. Choose Realflesh Masks, your next silicone mask maker. Get your silicone mask fo Films and other facial representation or medical simulation Teleportation: IT can teleport to any location within Derry. However, it cannot seem to leave the city. This may be because, as Bill says "Derry is IT" and "IT is Derry". The Crimson King is believed to be the same species as Pennywise and may be his son. However, this is only speculative. 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.Invulnerability: While It is clearly not invincible, it can heal at superhuman levels, but the rate tends to vary for unknown reasons. In the 2017 film, It is stabbed through the head with an iron spike, which merely disorients it, as the creature is able to retreat into the sewer. In the novel, when It manifests as a bird, Hanlon hits the bird's eye and feet with broken tiles, the bird retreats. When Bill and Richie encounter It as a werewolf, it can almost instantly regenerate after being shot in the head with a handgun. It is not a true physical entity, thus cannot be killed or harmed by conventional means. The Ritual of Chud is the only known way to truly harm and kill it. It's resilience can also be affected by the form it takes, as most humanoid forms that it takes can be harmed in some way, as it must abide by the limitations of each of its forms. Invisibility: It can appear (usually as Pennywise) to only certain people and stay invisible (in both sight and sound) from others. This is seen in a few instances, like when adult Beverly encounters Pennywise at her former home or when adult Ben Hanscom encounters It in the public library. This suggests that either A) only those aware of It's existence are able to see them when invisible or B) IT can control who to appear visible by will. When it helps Henry Bowers escape Juniper Hill, one of Henry's cellmates and a guard witnessed Pennywise being next to him. Chlorokinesis (plant manipulation): When IT, in the form of a leper, encounters Eddie, it touches several plants and causes them to die. This is not an illusion as the effect persists long after. It manipulates its prey and the town through both mundane and psychic means. In the most grand sense, It uses its power to maintain the prosperity of Derry despite the gruesome murders that regularly occur there, thus securing its food supply. Pomeranian: Adult Richie and Eddie tries to escape It, when they saw three doors. The entity coming closer, they panic what door they would open. They opened the first door that said "Very Scary", showing Betty Ripsom's legs. Closing it, they hurried up to the door that said "Not Scary At All", showing a cute Pomeranian that after a few minutes of them staring at it, turns into a monstrous hell-hound-like creature which both scared Richie and Eddie.

Paul Bunyan Statue: A Paul Bunyan statue with razor-sharp teeth and bats flying out of its mouth terrorizes a young Richie. It may be one of, or a Twinner of, the six greater demon elementals mentioned by Mia in Song of Susannah (as the Spider is not one of the Beam Guardians). It's possible that there are other creatures of the same species as It, due to the fact that It is revealed to be pregnant. Matthew Clements: His corpse was discovered on a constructed roadway in late April. It was his death that enthused and pressured Chief Borton (one of Derry’s local sheriffs) in developing a strict curfew for the rest of adolescents around the town. Dorsey Corcoran: Eddie Corcoran's brother, who was murdered by his abusive stepfather for climbing on a ladder in their garage. Reginald "Belch" Huggins: After killing Vic, It (in the form of the Deadlights), grabs Belch and pulls him into a pipe, bending his body and possibly eating him later.The Witch: Mrs. Kersh emerges from a dark hallway in Beverly's house, stomping out as as a disproportionate, grey-skinned, naked Witch-like monster with a mouth visible on its throat and bulging eyes. Wether it be for your own collection, an event, a movie production or to bring to life your wildest dreams, our team at Realflesh masks are proud to offer you the very best in silicone mask design. John Koontz: A guard at Juniper Hill Mental Institution, killed when It turns into a giant Doberman Pinscher and mauls him to death. It awakens after the Kitchener Ironworks Explosion, where 102 people are killed (88 kids and 14 adults). It underestimates and scorns all of mankind. In many cases, it leaves an open escape route for victims and lets them run away. Because of this narcissism, IT makes mistakes and does illogical things.

The Mummy from the 1932 Boris Karloff film: Ben Hanscom recalls seeing a mummy in Pennywise's clown costume walking towards him on the frozen canal, carrying balloons that float counter to the wind.Psionics: It can steal people's souls and entrap them within the "deadlights". At the end of the story, a psychic storm nearly wipes out the town of Derry. No one knows the true form of It, since the creature first existed in an inter-dimensional realm referred to as "deadlights". Bill Denbrough comes close to see the "deadlights", but defeats It before this happens. The true form of the "deadlights" exists outside the physical realm. Any living being that sees the "deadlights" goes insane almost instantly. Bill comes dangerously close to seeing the deadlights and the shape behind the shape for a brief moment. He described It as an endless, crawling hairy creature made of orange light. While it's confirmed that a prequel series Welcome to Derry is in development, it is unknown if Bill Skarsgård will reprise the role of Pennywise. Weather Control: IT may be able to affect the weather in Derry's region. 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). Betty Ripsom: One of It's victims (in 1957), her voice is overheard by her parents through a drain. [note 2]