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Why Did IT Choose its Pennywise the Clown Form? WELCOME TO DERRY Reveals the Answer

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The episode begins with a look back to 1908, showing the creature’s first appearance in Derry. We see Pennywise the Dancing Clown performing with the Santini Brothers carnival, captivating a large group of children. They’re thrilled by his performance, rushing the stage to copy his dances and popping his red balloons. As Pennywise briefly hides, we see a figure watching from afar. This isn’t a child, however – it’s the entity known as It, witnessing the birth of the iconic Pennywise persona it will later adopt.

🎁 AGF 2025 Coupon

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AGF2025, our recent event in Korea, was a great success! We couldn’t have done it without the incredible support of all our fans.

Todd Howard Breaks Silence on Potential ‘Elder Scrolls’ Show

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Following the success of the Amazon Fallout show, many fans wondered if Bethesda might adapt The Elder Scrolls, their popular fantasy series, for television. In a recent interview with Eurogamer, Todd Howard didn’t directly answer, but he explained why Fallout was a more logical choice for their first TV project.

Elden Ring Nightreign: Scholar Remembrance Guide

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Get ready for an adventure! This journey will take you to all sorts of places – from the icy castles of Limveld to the depths of the Great Hollow. You’ll face off against both angels and demons, and yes, there’s a bit of reading involved. But with your cane and monocle by your side, you’re all set – what could go wrong?

THE BOYS Drops Apocalyptic Final Season Trailer and Release Date

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The release of the final season of The Boys is almost here, and the first trailer hints at an explosive showdown. It looks like season five will be full of intense action – think plenty of blood, gore, and emotional moments. Interestingly, the trailer’s song, Styx’s “Renegade,” was also featured in an episode of Supernatural, which some fans have pointed out. But getting back to The Boys, this trailer suggests the upcoming season will be the most brutal yet, and we have a feeling we haven’t seen anything close to all of it. It’s going to be a wild ride, and we’re not sure if we’re prepared!

Where Winds Meet Punishes You For Going Offline To Avoid A Bounty

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If you’ve been playing Where Winds Meet since its release last month, you’ve probably noticed – and maybe don’t like – its crime and bounty system. When you commit a crime, you become wanted, and other players can actually hunt you down to collect a reward for capturing you.