Pennywise the Clown

Basic Information Full Name: It, also known as Robert “Bob” Gray Aliases/Nicknames: Pennywise The Dancing Clown Age: Ancient, existence spans millennia Gender: It is generally referred to as male, but as an entity, it is beyond human concepts of gender Occupation: Entity that preys on the children of Derry, Maine Affiliation: None Appearance Height: Variable (takes many forms) Build: As Pennywise, appears as a standard clown Eye Color: Variable Hair Color: Typically depicted with red hair as Pennywise Distinguishing Features: The clown form of Pennywise is characterized by its bright and colorful attire, often with a white face and a red nose Background Place of Origin: An extradimensional cosmic void known as the Macroverse Family: None Education: Not applicable History: Arrived on Earth during an asteroid impact, predating human civilization Personality Traits: Malevolent, sadistic, manipulative Likes: Instilling fear, chaos Dislikes: The Losers’ Club, being challenged Strengths: Shapeshifting, reality manipulation, inducing fear Weaknesses: Vulnerable to belief and the lack of fear in its victims Abilities Skills: Manipulation, deception Powers (if applicable): Shapeshifting, reality manipulation, telepathy, partial invisibility to adults Equipment/Tools: Utilizes the fears and phobias of its victims to create illusions and physical manifestations Relationships Allies: None Enemies: The Losers’ Club Romantic Interests: None Mentors: None Proteges: None Story Arcs Notable Events: Its cyclical feeding and confrontations with The Losers’ Club Character Development: Remains a consistent embodiment of evil throughout the story Challenges/Conflicts: Battles with The Losers’ Club, who ultimately discover how to defeat it Quotes Catchphrases: “You’ll float too.” Notable Dialogue: “I am eternal, child. I am the eater of worlds, and of children. And you are next!” Trivia Interesting Facts: Pennywise’s mortal enemy in the Macroverse is a turtle named Maturin Influences: Draws on the common fear of clowns and incorporates elements from various horror archetypes Cultural Impact: Pennywise has become an iconic horror figure, influencing the portrayal of clowns in media Probable Death Battle Victor Vs Marty McFly: Pennywise, due to its supernatural abilities. Vs Robin Hood: Pennywise, for its ability to manipulate reality and instill fear. Vs T-800 Terminator: Pennywise, as it can alter reality and is not limited to physical forms. Vs The Master Chief: Pennywise, because of its cosmic powers and ability to exploit fears. Vs Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman, as her divine origin and strength could potentially overcome Pennywise’s manipulations. References First Appearance: “It” (1986) Creators: Stephen King Portrayed by: Tim Curry in the 1990 miniseries; Bill Skarsgård in the 2017 film adaptation and its 2019 sequel