Funko Pop! & Town Figurine — Horror — It — Pennywise with Wagon No. 49
This figurine from Funko’s POP! Vinyl range depicts the terrifying, manipulative and indispensable nightmare of Derry before he became a household name: the evil clown Pennywise accompanied by his fairground wagon.
The figure features the stylised features and proportions typical of Funko figures, with its characteristic oversized head. This specific model stands out for its POP & Town format, a premium category featuring a standard-sized character of approximately 9 cm paired with a larger-than-life vehicle or iconic location, designed to offer enhanced visual impact and an immersive display. The design captures the creature’s appearance at a specific moment, clad in his modest costume. The plastic sculpture pays meticulous attention to the physical attributes of the character and his carriage, conveying his innocence, determination and the morphology of a modern mythological figure. The paintwork faithfully reproduces the contrasting colours and details of its make-up and structure to illustrate the psychology of this demanding guardian of terror.
This officially licensed collectable figurine is aimed at fans of the horror genre, enthusiasts of this universe and collectors of the Funko brand. The item is supplied in its original POP & Town display box, numbered and featuring the range’s signature colours.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Funko
- Range: POP Bobble Head
- Format / Type: POP & Town (Model featuring a building or vehicle)
- Model number: No. 49
- Licence: Horror
- Sub-licence: Ca
- Design: Pennywise in a stable pose with his Derry wagon
- Material: Plastic (PVC)
- Product type: Fixed-head vinyl figure (Vinyl Figure)
- Figure size: Approx. 9 cm tall (character)
- EAN code: 0889698862431
- Manufacturer’s reference (SKU): 86243
Origin and background of the character (Lore)
Inspired by Stephen King’s expanded universe and the prequel series, Pennywise is a being of cosmic origin who has spent much of his earthly life pursuing a single goal: to feed on the fears of the local population and find his place in a world that is not his own. Lurking in the shadows of the town of Derry for centuries, this shape-shifting entity thrives amongst the sewers, learning to conceal extraordinary and destructive physical abilities based on the worst phobias of its victims. Driven by its predatory nature and an insatiable thirst for terror, it strives to ensnare children through illusory apparitions and deceptive attractions, such as its sinister railway carriage. This marks the starting point of a gruelling rite of passage, in which the monster uses its power to orchestrate cycles of violence, becoming the indispensable link in feeding the forces of darkness that threaten the balance and tranquillity of the small community.
