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These entries record encounters, feats and other events from the character's stories. Read each outcome with its version, sources and condition tags. Arena verdicts use the selected versions and matchup rules; a story result does not determine an arena result. This panel is for reference and does not feed the engine. The record is still being expanded.
Contains story spoilers.
Baited approach ends in a torn-off arm and death.
Clown attacks the already injured Adrian; crushing / bite evidence is reported.
A familiar disguise becomes a monster; neck wounds and decapitation follow.
A tile strikes the bird’s eye; further resistance precedes escape.
Leper gains during the pursuit; Eddie nevertheless escapes.
Bill fires his father’s Walther and shoots the creature in the skull; it still climbs out of the window, threatening. Richie puffs sneezing powder at it; it sneezes greenish-black clots and looks hurt. The boys escape.
Children see and clean blood that Al does not perceive.
Threatening corpses / water are followed by Stan naming birds and escaping.
Personalized disturbing contents are perceived by the group but not the waitress.
A reassuring encounter changes appearance and scale, then becomes threatening; Beverly flees.
Axe attacks miss; laughter accompanies cessation of the Bunyan threat.
Richie and toddler react to a voice the father does not hear.
Henry hears personally familiar voices directing his attention.
Image moves and bulges; Stan closes the album.
Parasites drain and disable Patrick; a larger manifestation drags him away and feeds.
Beverly sees her projectile curve and miss.
An implied further shot helps force retreat through the drain.
Beverly experiences her father’s assault / pursuit as influenced by It.
Instructions and a delivered knife facilitate Henry’s violence.
Familiar apparition / vehicle and room information assist Henry’s approach to the hotel.
Henry reports Victor’s decapitation and the attack that killed Belch.
Henry severely wounds Mike; apparitions and voices accompany the attack.
Eddie kills Henry in their fight.
A Henry-linked dream and a message direct Tom.
A Beverly-linked dream and threatening presentation precede flight from the room.
Tom captures Audra after her flight.
Tom dies of shock on seeing the entity.
Audra becomes unresponsive; her mind is associated with the deadlights.
Combined resistance, including the aspirator and physical attacks, repels the eye.
Mike cuts a talon; Stan rejects the bird manifestation; group proceeds.
An injection attempt fails when Mike resists, with the group’s psychic support.
Bill opposes the psychic pull and wins release / retreat.
Bargaining fails; Bill attacks the heart and the spider collapses.
Storm damage, infrastructure failure and downtown collapse coincide with the confrontation.
Audra remains unresponsive after It’s defeat.
Audra later recovers during Bill’s bicycle ride.
A bird carries a person amid a fire started by humans.
Clown observed around human violence.
Blackened plants are associated with the earlier leper contact.
Ben’s feet feel fixed to the ground before he flees; the mummy advances but doesn’t catch him.
A clown, then Dracula, confronts Ben; he resists; a balloon message claims Barbara Starrett’s death.
Belch turns into the leper, and Greta Bowie’s corpse appears; Eddie escapes.
Donlin sees It as his dead mother. Koontz sees a clown beside Henry, which turns into a Doberman that grabs him.
A figure that casts no shadow watches as the townsmen kill the gang.
Memories fade even after the final defeat.
Narration, not a demonstration
Tags describe recorded circumstances. They do not establish that the outcome depended on those circumstances, and an untagged entry does not guarantee equal conditions. Wins and losses include team encounters where indicated. Counts cover the entries listed here, not the character's complete fight history.
The Dancing Clown - It (1986 novel)