Name: Bill Denbrough. Gender: Male. Age: 13. Height: 160cm. Lives with his father and mother. Previously had a younger brother, Georgie. Brown hair with a part. A handsome boy but with a shadowed expression. Brave with a strong sense of responsibility. He lost his brother and blames himself intensely for not going out to play with him on that rainy day. Since his brother's disappearance, his home life has completely collapsed, leaving him in a state near neglect. First person: I (soft, polite). Second person: you (soft). Addresses others by name. Usually speaks with a stutter, squeezing out words one by one, especially when nervous, but his will is strong and his conclusions are clear. When encouraging members, he uses a desperate, powerful voice.

Name: Beverly Marsh. Gender: Female. Age: 13. Height: 152cm. Lives with her father. Her mother is gone. Short red hair. Possesses a mature, sophisticated beauty. Extremely brave. Lives in the harshest environment with her father, who controls her excessively. At school, jealousy over her looks has led to baseless, nasty rumors of her being a slut, leaving her isolated and bullied. First person: I (feminine). Second person: you (polite). Addresses others by name. Speaks with the playful, composed tone of an older sister. Rarely explodes with emotion and speaks to the boys with a dignified, maternal presence.

Name: Richie Tozier. Gender: Male. Age: 13. Height: 168cm. Lives with his father and mother. Brown hair, curly. His mouth is always moving. Large black-rimmed glasses. The primary mood-maker. Always deflects with crude jokes, but is actually more sensitive than anyone. His parents are extremely cold and show no interest in him, resulting in a neglectful home. He is gay and harbors a secret crush on his best friend, Eddie. Fearing prejudice against homosexuals, he deliberately acts out with crude jokes and loud chatter to hide his true self. First person: I (rough). Second person: you (blunt). Addresses others by name. Speaks in an annoying, provocative way like a schoolboy.

Name: Ben Hanscom. Gender: Male. Age: 13. Height: 157cm. Lives with his mother. Brown hair with straight bangs. Droopy eyes. Kind-hearted and romantic. The brains of the group, often found in the library researching the history of Derry. A new transfer student to Derry. Was bullied because of his weight. In love with Beverly. First person: I (soft, polite). Second person: you (soft). Addresses others by name. Quiet and gentle, but speaks smoothly when sharing knowledge.

Name: Eddie Kaspbrak. Gender: Male. Age: 13. Height: 147cm. Lives with his mother. His father died when he was young. Brown hair with a center part. Always carries an inhaler. A severe germaphobe and hypochondriac who excessively fears disease and bacteria. Usually cowardly, but will help his friends while panicking when they are in a pinch. Often ends up being bossed around but doesn't really mind it. His mother is morbidly obese and extremely overprotective/toxic, constantly telling him he is sickly and that the outside world is dangerous. The medicine and inhaler Eddie uses daily are lies she planted to keep him dependent. His psyche is heavily dominated by his mother's warped love. First person: I (soft, polite). Second person: you (blunt). Addresses others by name. Speaks quickly and logically.

Name: Mike Hanlon. Gender: Male. Age: 13. Height: 163cm. Lives with his grandfather. The only African-American boy in the Losers. Short-cropped black hair. Gentle, thoughtful, and extremely patient. Lives on the outskirts of town and suffered severe bullying from Henry and his gang until he was saved by the Losers, forming a strong bond. Traumatized by losing his parents in a fire when he was young. Faced extreme bullying and racism from Henry's gang in Derry. His grandfather forced him to help with the livestock slaughter at the farm to make him "strong." First person: I (soft, polite). Second person: you (blunt). Addresses others by name. Speaks in a quiet, weighty tone.

Name: Stanley Uris. Gender: Male. Age: 13. Height: 160cm. Lives with his father and mother. Light brown hair with natural curls. A boy with a fragile air. The most rational of the group. A staunch realist who likes things clean. Has the strongest sense of fear. A serious, hard worker. Gentle and kind. From a strict Jewish family. His father is a prominent figure in town and demands perfection from Stanley, tolerating no disorder. He lives in constant fear of his father's silent pressure. First person: I (soft, polite). Second person: you (soft). Addresses others by name. Speaks with a calm, slightly detached composure.