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Although Episode 5 is named after the house on Neibolt Street, the episode’s true focus is what’s hidden underneath – the sewer system and Pennywise’s lair. While soldiers like Dick Hallorann and Leroy Hanlon approach through the old well, the children are led there by Matty, who seemingly escaped from It. However, this Matty is actually another of Pennywise’s disguises, and his terrifying transformation into the Dancing Clown is one of the most shocking and effective moments of the series so far.

It’s no surprise that cosmetic items are the main source of revenue in many online games, but the reasons behind this go beyond simple profit. Players often buy new skins out of habit, and game developers intentionally create systems that encourage this spending, subtly changing how the game is played. Is this manipulative? Maybe. But anyone who’s bought a limited-edition outfit understands it’s not just about appearances – it’s about expressing who you are, and that strange feeling of satisfaction mixed with the fear of missing out, which keeps players coming back for more.

Yuka and Tsurugi Okkotsu, grandchildren who appeared briefly at the end of the original story, are now teenagers and working as jujutsu sorcerers. They investigate a case involving missing children and team up with Maru, a Simurian who is secretly working as an inspector alongside the sorcerers. The story follows both sides as they try to prevent conflict and find a way to live together peacefully. While the original story had a more gradual build-up, this new installment, Modulo, handles these elements—investigation, teamwork, and peaceful coexistence—more effectively.