You might think it’s just a killer clown with a red balloon and a creepy smile—but that’s only the surface. The reality behind Pennywise is far more disturbing and cosmic than most horror ...

Pennywise takes on the everyday form of a clown because it’s one of the most common fears among people, but it has the ability to shift into any person or creature to torment and scare its victims.

He took the form of a clown most frequently, Mr. Bob Gray or Pennywise, but his true form is an ancient eldritch entity from another universe who landed in the town that would become Derry by way ...

So in a nutshell, Pennywise/It’s true form is floating balls of light out in space, and if you look at them in their true form, your mind will live eternally in It’s thrall (this is what ...

I don't know if we've discussed this yet (though, the internet certainly has), but spoiler alert: A male clown isn't Pennywise's true form, first and foremost. It's actually a female spider.

Not to mention, like Boggarts, we don’t actually know what Pennywise looks like in its true form. Though we see it as a clown throughout most of the film, Pennywise’s true form is apparently ...

Now, devoid of canon (the true form of Pennywise is never known), most of the confessions are centered around a male version of Pennywise (specifically the latest iteration of the clown portrayed ...

They are also probably responsible for the orange glow in Pennywise's eyes. In 2017's It , Beverly sees the deadlights when Pennywise unhinges his jaw, giving her a peek at his true form.

The closest approximation to It's true form, other than swirling orange lights (known as the "deadlights"), is a giant female spider. Otherwise, anyone who views the lights is said to go insane.