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The new images from IT Welcome To Derry are a great addition to the horror series. The new images reveal the story of Pennywise, who crash-landed on Earth millions of years ago and landed in North America. The creature, Pennywise, is a female and has gone bloody woke. The show’s origin story is not solely about Pennywise’s backstory, but rather the timeline leading up to the events.

The original land was inhabited by Native Americans, who used ancient techniques to subdue the creature through the Ritual of Chud. The Losers Club adopted this process in Chapter 2, while the films had them adopt a cancel culture and become a live-action Twitter mob. The ultimate goal of IT was to build up the town of Derry around it. The book and TV adaptations of Pennywise and It have both adapted the source material to suit modern audiences. The book tells the story of IT, Derry, and Derry being IT, and the town’s origins.

IT First Look: The origin story of the Clown

The creature began its cycle in 1715, taking children from the town and offering mothers the option to live or die in the kids’ place. The first film features Pennywise terrorizing the town for three years, leading to a bloodbath and the disappearance of 300 settlers from Derry. The creature then disappeared for 29 years before emerging in 1769.

The cycle continues until 1957 when the show will take place. The book’s 8th emergence was one of the most brutal appearances of the clown. The timeline in the book was set during the 1950s, which was later carried across to the TV adaptation. Both adaptations had kids growing up in the 50s and 80s, with the 50s and 80s being told side by side. The live-action adaptations have done things differently, with the 50s and 80s being told side by side, while the source material was laid out neater.

The book provides a basis for predicting what could happen in the 60s, as the movie skips over many murders to fit a film. The book has 17 deaths, which gives the characters plenty of material to draw from. The losers club’s survival in Pennywise is not well-portrayed in the movies, as they often escape with just the skin of their teeth. The book also features a child named Eddie Corcoran, who is chased by IT and eventually taken. The missing children’s posters, such as those of Danielle van Helden and Peter Bodha, could hint at the show’s events.

The presence of a police car and the office of the Chief of Police, Andrew Radermacher, could be a reason for the different names in the show. The series might focus on the police due to the missing posters and the cop car and sign.

In Derry, the series revolves around the disappearance of numerous children and the death of Adrian Mellon, as revealed by a police officer. The story is centered around the town’s creepy aspects, such as witnesses witnessing a clown at the scene of the crime but never testifying about it.

Pennywise’s psychic powers also allow him to psychically put a mild hypnosis over the town, which may not be as interested in the missing kids as they should be. A video posted on TikTok by Will Wong showcases the sets, including the Derry police station and Fremlin Dairy Van. The town is filmed in Port Hope, Ontario, and features modern appliances, a sign mentioning Zenith, the Derry Press, Campbell’s soup tins, and a Chinese restaurant called Jade Or

The Jade Orient could be the restaurant’s first store, and the Derry Grill, Derry Press, and Second Hand Rose Antiques could also be used as the antique store where Bill gets his bike back. A haunting image of a car driving past a drain is also present. The series aims to explore the town’s creepy aspects and provide a more immersive experience for viewers. “Welcome to Derry” is a series about a group of friends who are forced to face their fears when children disappear at the hands of a murderous clown named Pennywise. The series is set to release in 2024 and is being directed by Andy Muschietti.

However, Bill Skarsgard will not be returning as Pennywise. The cast includes Taylour Paige, Jovan Adepo, James Remar, and Chris Chalk. The series is set to release in 2024 and has not been held up by the writer’s strike. The series is expected to be released next year.

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