IT The Anime OVA Series (O.G.'s)

Based on the Novel with the same name. The Anime OVA is rated mature for very strong sexual content.

Story
The story begins with a young boy named "Nisshoku Seiya" runs through a red surrounding of some kind as he keeps hearing his younger brothers named "Chibi Seiya" call for help. As things start to feel intense for Nisshoku, when suddenly he sees his younger brother right in front of him. As Nisshoku reaches for Chibi he suddenly notices a monstrous, shadowy figure right behind Chibi. As the monstrous figure is about to devour Chibi, Nisshoku cries out Chibi's name, as the scene turns white. Nisshoku wakes up in his bedroom, beathing heavily as he starts to realize that it was just a dream. He also remembers that he also has to catch a flight to Dairy Mane at the airport. He looks at his old family picture from eight years, feeling sad for some reason, just before he gets ready for to go to the airport. The Gamera figure standing right next family starts having a twinkle in its eyes in a brief second. Nisshoku arrives at the airport by taxi and was able to get a flight to Dairy Mane. While the plane flies towards Dairy Mane, Nisshoku looks out the window as he reminds himself why he's heading back to Dairy Mane. The next scene takes place eight years ago at Nisshoku's old house in Dairy Mane when he was a kid. Chibi begs Nisshoku to play with him. But Nisshoku says that he's not feeling too well. Their mother comes into the room and suggest that Nisshoku would let Chibi play with his paper book. Nisshoku accepts his mom's option and lets Chibi play with his paper boat. Happy for Nisshoku's approval Chibi puts on his raincoat and grabs Nisshoku's paper boat, just before the leaves to play with the paper boat and says his goodbyes. The next scene shows the paper boat on a ruining water, with Chibi running right next to the paper boat on the walkway. The paper boat starts to move faster than Chibi and falls right into the sewer drain. Chibi enters the sewer by a pip hole and tries to find the paper boat. He suddenly comes across a girl with white hair and blue eyes. Chibi asks the white hair girl why she's in the sewers. The white-haired girl replied that she's always goes into the sewer just to watch the rainwater fall into the sewers like waterfalls. She then asks Chibi why he's in the sewer. Chibi replies that his brother's paper boat has fallen into one of the drain holes and tries to find it so that his brother won't be angry at Chibi himself for losing his boat. The white-haired woman recalls finding a paper boat as she pulls out a paper boat from her pocket. Chibi recognizes the paper boat as his brother's. Suddenly the white-haired girls start telling Chibi about how people who get lost in the sewers would start floating in the sewers as her eyes start glowing in a bright light, freezing chibi in his tracks. The white-haired starts giggling as her teeth sharpen as the screens zooms close up towards her sharp teeth. The next scene takes place at a Furnival for Chibi, where Nisshoku and his parent's morn for Chibi's death. Nisshoku's mother reassures Nisshoku that it's not his fault as he hugs his mother tightly while both his mother and father hug him. The next day at school during recess, Nisshoku sits on a bench alone, thinking About Chibi's death. Suddenly the girl with white hair appears right next to Nisshoku, surprising Nishoku. He asks the white-haired girl's name. The white-haired girl asks Nisshoku to just call Snowy and then asks him what's wrong. Nisshoku tells Snowy about Chibi's death. Snowy then asks Nisshoku if he's feeling guilty for being responsible for Chibi's death that he should do some good deed of some kind as the scenery gets creepy. But as Nishoku nervously tells Snowy that it isn't his fault for Chibi's death, the two of suddenly started hearing a ruckus from four girls over the one side of the recess park. Three girls lead Beverly Marsh bully a girl named Kurakami Rei for seeing ghosts. Kurakami defends herself by telling the three girls her stories about the time she senses spiritual activity in a house nearby her house due to her family traditional ghost hunting methods. As she gets closer to the house, she starts hearing voices from inside the house. But she uses her family chatting to prevent the spirits from catching her, as she walks back away realizing in time that she couldn't do it alone. After Kurakami tells her story, the three bully girls laugh, and continue to pick on her. Suddenly a boy with glasses named Bill Denbrough steps in and defends Karakami by revealing that Beverly's parents are arguing over something that could possibly lead to a devours. Beverly is shocked to hear that from Bill, and almost asks him how he knows all that. But she frustrating shrubs off as she leaves, with the two other girls fallowing her. Nisshoku is happy to see Bill stand up for Kurakami as he turns his gaze onto Snowy, who suddenly disappears out of nowhere. He calls out Snowy's name, which catches the attention of Bill and Kerakami who ask Nisshoku who's Snowy. After Nisshoku explained who Snowy is, Bill pointed out that there's no one named Snowy in the school campus, confusing Nisshoku. After the three kids introduce themselves, Bill points out that Nisshoku's little brother isn't the only kid to be murdered in a brutal way.

Characters

 * Nisshoku Seiya: A 16-year-old Japanese teenager with black hair and red eyes, who has trauma over the loss of his younger brother. He's also interested in writing fictional stories.
 * IT/Snowy: She/It is the main antagonist of the OVA remake.
 * Bill Denbrough: In this version of IT, he's into mysteries of all kinds.
 * Beverly Marsh: A former bully who later turned to a nun.
 * Mike Hanlon: An African/American historian.
 * Kurakami Rei: A female Japanese immigrant of a spirit banishing family.

Trivia

 * They lucky five got together due to each their method to avoid falling in IT's trap.