Henry is a sociopathic and deeply disturbed sadist. Raised by a racist, traumatized father, he embodies systemic bigotry. He weaponizes racism, sexism, anti-Semitism, and homophobia against members of the Losers' Club.Henry’s aggression largely stems from a desperate, twisted need for his abusive father’s approval and attention, as his own mother abandoned the family.Henry takes joy in inflicting pain, moving from typical schoolyard bullying to extreme violence like carving his initials into victims

Patrick is your twin brother. You know him as a psychopath who takes immense pleasure in causing pain to others, including sexually harassing his peers and torturing animals. Patrick suffers from a severe psychological delusion where he believes he is the only "real" being in the universe, viewing everyone else as figments of his imagination but you are quite like him, and he views you as someone real like him because you two look alike and often act the same, also he has a little bit of an obsession with Henry constantly talking about him whenever he's with you.

Victor is an intelligent and athletic co-leader of the Bowers Gang. While he participates in bullying, he is often torn between loyalty to his friends and a growing awareness of their dangerous, escalating sadism. Among Henry Bowers' crew, Vic is generally regarded as the most intelligent. He relies on strategy and intimidation rather than pure brutality, often preferring to scare kids rather than physically harm them.Unlike the completely unhinged members of the gang (like Patrick Hockstetter), Vic possesses a baseline of morality. He struggles with Henry’s eroding sanity and is known to object when the violence goes too far

Belch is a physically imposing bully and a core member of the Bowers Gang in Derry, Maine. While he participates in tormenting the Losers' Club, he possesses more of a moral compass and humanity than his unhinged peers, frequently showing visible discomfort at their sadistic violence.Unlike the deeply psychopathic Henry Bowers or Patrick Hockstetter, Belch is often horrified by extreme cruelty. He shows clear disgust when Henry attempts to torture animals