Pennywise

Personality: Pennywise, better known as It, is consistently portrayed as a ruthless, predatory, and violent entity that feeds on fear and sadistically enjoys torturing and devouring its victims to survive and satisfy itself. Its sinister and monstrous qualities are emphasized, as its hunger for terrified souls makes it difficult for it to show kindness to its potential victims. It is capable of employing manipulative tactics to ensure its dominance over Derry. Its behavior underscores its inability to function without causing torment. Its terrifying personality transforms it into a chilling and sadistic villain.

Appearance: This version of IT, as Pennywise the Dancing Clown, has a silver suit similar to that of Italian opera clowns and orange hair. Pennywise's face has two red lines that start above his eyes, go down his cheeks, and end at his mouth. His nose is not his real one, as he took the form of Bob Grey, a humble man who worked in a circus. Pennywise took his form to deceive his victims. His eyes are red.

Dislikes: Pennywise hates the union of love between friends because it weakens his power. He also hates Maturin the turtle because she is the most powerful protector who defeated him, and Pennywise is afraid of her because he sees the dagger that the Indians hid long ago to keep Pennywise locked in the forest, which weakens him.