What Is Penny Wise

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Pennywise was very scary to viewers which made him stand out. He is a clown that is in a lot of scary movies and kinda famous. First, Out of the most famous movies that penny wise is in is called It the reason why it is called it is because they don't know what to call it because it mostly comes out at night time and it shapeshift. He is mostly a clown as i see he likes to be a clown more than anything else the clown has more strength than and less weakness because the clown only hides when it's morning so that might be the only weakness.
Also, he comes from a different planet and he is a shapeshifter where he only comes out, In the city dairy is where he mostly feeds on the children he mostly comes out and feeds when he hears or sees

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