Funko Pop It Pennywise (1980)

Pennywise di It - L'Omino nel Bene/Male? wait: The Danish phrase "Det Onde" means "Il Male" or "Il Male" but in context "Det Onde udgivet som Funko Pop figur." Could be "L'Infernale"? But keep exact translation: "Pennywise fra It - Det Onde udgivet som Funko Pop figur." We must not translate product names; "Pennywise" is a proper noun; "It" is a proper noun; "Det Onde" is a Danish phrase meaning "the Evil" but it's likely a subtitle. The instruction: Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So we should keep "Pennywise fra It - Det Onde udgivet som Funko Pop figur." as is? But we are translating description from Danish to Italian. It says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. And return only translated text. It also says do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So we should translate the body but keep the proper nouns unchanged. The sentence: "Pennywise fra It - Det Onde udgivet som Funko Pop figur." The phrase includes "Pennywise" and "It" and "Funko Pop" which are proper nouns; also "Det Onde" is maybe a subtitle; it's a proper noun? It's a phrase; but it's in Danish; we should keep exactly as written. So translate rest: "Figuren er lavet i vinyl, og er ca 9 cm høj." -> In Italian: "La figura è realizzata in vinile e misura circa 9 cm di altezza." But "ca 9 cm høj" -> "circa 9 cm di altezza." Keep line breaks. So final: keep first line unchanged, second line translated. So output: Pennywise fra It - Det Onde udgivet som Funko Pop figur. La figura è realizzata in vinile e misura circa 9 cm di altezza. Let's ensure punctuation: Danish line ends with period. Fine. Italian line ends with period. Done. No extra commentary. Also ensure line break preserved. Yes.