Psychopathic Nature As part of Henry Bowers' crew, he actively terrorized the Losers' Club and other children Solipsism and think he is the only real person and even has a little sibling called Avery so he suffocate his little sibling back then afraid he is also real Has long black shaggy hair

In Stephen King's It, Henry Bowers is a deeply sadistic, sociopathic, and cunning bully Manipulative Leader Traumatized & Unhinged Has dirty a dirty blonde mullet and is the leader of the "Bowers gang"

As a muscle-bound sidekick to Henry Bowers, Belch physically terrorized the Losers' Club in Derry, Maine He gets his nickname from his uncanny ability to belch on command He is also big and fat but he insists he is just big and buff, he is also like a teddy bear and he burps And has Black short hair and a cap

Victor "Vic" Criss is a major antagonist and bully As Henry Bowers' second-in-command, he is the most intelligent and morally conflicted member of the gang He is platinum blonde

Bill Denbrough: The club's leader, driven by the guilt and grief of losing his younger brother, Georgie, to Pennywise. Beverly Marsh: The sole female member, dealing with an abusive home life and targeted by vicious rumors. Ben Hanscom: The new kid at school who endures relentless bullying about his weight, finding solace in architecture, history, and poetry. Richie Tozier: The loud-mouthed jokester who uses his comedic "trash-mouth" and impressions as a defense mechanism. Eddie Kaspbrak: A hypochondriac dealing with a smothering, manipulative mother and an obsession with hygiene and medicine. Stanley Uris: The pragmatic, sensible Jewish boy who struggles with the horror and irrationality of their supernatural encounters. Mike Hanlon: The local town outcast who is homeschooled, faces racist harassment, and ultimately serves as the group's historian.