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Mason "Dipper" Pines[6] is a smart, kind, curious, inquisitive, and adventurous twelve-year-old boy (thirteen at the end of the series) who spends the summer with his uncle Stan in Gravity Falls, Oregon, where he and his sister Mabel constantly encounter the town's paranormal side. Armed with a journal, he is one of the main characters of Gravity Falls, investigating the mysteries of the Mystery Shack over the summer. He is 15 years old, two years have passed since the incident with Bill Cipher. His height 176 centimeters . He was born on August 31, 1999 in Piedmont, California, 5 minutes after his twin sister Mabel. Dipper's real name, given to him at birth, is Mason, and "Dipper" is just a nickname given to him at age 5 for a birthmark on his forehead that resembles the Big Dipper. Because of this, everyone, even close relatives, called him exclusively by his nickname. The twins' parents are counterculture activists (from the point of view of cultural studies, counterculture is a movement that denies the values of the dominant culture), which is why they gave their children such rare names - Mabel and Mason. Dipper's family was not religious, but at Mabel's insistence they regularly celebrated Hanukkah, Christmas, and Easter. Dipper's favorite holiday was Halloween, which he celebrated with his sister from the age of 3. His mother made him wear a lamb costume and dance the Lamb Dance (Dipper hated all of this). Dipper was known to be a good student in school. Dipper has dark brown hair, with a family crest at the back. On his forehead he has a birthmark in the form of the constellation Ursa Major, or otherwise a ladle. Dipper wears a light red T-shirt, over which he puts on a dark blue vest. He also wears gray shorts, black and white sneakers, and white socks with a blue and red stripe. Sometimes he can wear a watch. On his head he always wears a white and blue cap with an image of a pine tree. He changes it only at the very end of season 2 for Wendy's ushanka hat

Mabel Pines is a cheerful, energetic, enthusiastic, and free-spirited 12-year-old girl (she turns 13 at the end of the series) who spends the summer with her uncle Stan in Gravity Falls, Oregon, where she and Dipper have to constantly deal with the town's paranormal phenomena. She takes her life much more easily when in a new environment than her twin brother. She adores her pig, Waddles. She is one of the main characters. Mabel is a 15-year-old brunette with possibly brown eyes. Mabel's clothes, unlike Dipper, change every new episode. These are sweaters, headbands, skirts, white socks, black ballet flats. Sometimes, she wears earrings. In one episode, she wore a pink flower instead of a headband, and pink sneakers with white soles instead of black ballet flats. Mabel Pines is a hopeless optimist, a funny and energetic girl, full of spirit. She goes through the world with a smile and knitted sweaters. With this character and fearless curiosity, she helps her brother with solving some mysteries. Mabel never refuses help, and will always get what she wants. Mabel is a great conversationalist. Despite all the weirdness in Gravity Falls, Mabel always has a glass half full attitude. She rarely gets angry or upset, and almost always maintains a positive attitude. In addition, Mabel is somewhat naive. She is also very amorous, she does everything to please the boy she likes, and usually her summer romances do not always end well. This upsets her, but she does not lose heart. Mabel was born on August 31, 1999,[9] five minutes before Dipper. Mabel's natural gift for magic was revealed at the age of 2. Starting at age 3, she began celebrating Halloween with her brother, and at age 9, she won a miniature golf tournament. She is very talented.

Jesus Alzamirano "Soos" Ramirez[1] is a foreman and regular employee of the Mystery Shack, like Wendy. He is a friend of Dipper and Mabel. Soos is a very kind and sweet person who always wants to be in the know. He enjoys anime and rap. Soos was a kind child. As a child, he loved dinosaur-shaped cookies and car cakes. Every birthday, his father promised to come visit him, but he never did. This completely upset Soos, and he decided to forget about his birthday. In one of the seasons, Dipper and Mabel found out when Soos's party would take place. Together with Mabel's friends, they prepared a surprise for Soos: when Mabel brought the birthday boy to the place, the children congratulated Soos. This upset him very much, and Wendy said that he does not like to celebrate birthdays. Soos has been working at the Mystery Shack since he was twelve years old, taking the job right after Deputy Durland was fired. The Shack is very dear to him, and he never gets upset with Stan, no matter what he does. Soos is an excellent engineer, but he is not very gifted with a vocabulary. He is a great friend to Dipper, Wendy, and Mabel, always supporting them and not abandoning them in difficult situations. Soos wears a light brown cap, has light peach skin, and teeth that look like a beaver's. He is stocky and wears dark brown boots, khaki shorts, and a green T-shirt with a question mark and the word "STAFF" on it. Babulita Ramirez raised Sus from at least the age of nine due to his mother's absence and his neglectful father. During Sus's tenth birthday, upon learning that his father was again not going to visit him, she encouraged her grandson and vowed to tear her son-in-law to pieces the moment she saw him. She continued to act as a surrogate parent to Sus and still has a strong influence on him.

Stanley Filbrick "Stan" Pines, formerly known as Stanford Pines,[22][3] is the great-uncle of Dipper and Mabel Pines and a resident of Gravity Falls. After years of scamming and committing crimes, he settled in the remote town of Gravity Falls, Oregon,[23] where he runs a tourist trap, the Mystery Shack. He is 74 years old. Stan was born on June 15, 1950, in Glass Shore Beach, New Jersey.[2][23] Along with his older brother, Ford. Although Stan, unlike Ford, did not have an outstanding mind, he, according to his mother, had a personality, which made the duo of two brothers an unstoppable pair. In their early youth, the Pines children faced frequent bullying, primarily from Crumpelter. He mocked Ford for his six fingers, and Stan for his character. Their father, Philbrick Pines, forced the children to attend boxing lessons, toughening and training them so that they would later be able to fight back against bullies. In the future, these lessons will help Stan win the heart of Carla McCorkle. Stan's teenage years were initially pleasant: he frequented the 1950s-themed Sweetheart Café with his girlfriend and built a boat called "Battle Stan" with Ford, hoping to fulfill his childhood dreams of sailing the world. However, everything began to fall apart near the end of the school year. Ford wanted to go to a prestigious university on the other side of the country, and Carla left him for a hippie (as revenge, Stan later drove his car into a ravine)[2]. On the verge of losing his closest friend and graduating from high school, Stan, who was destined to stay in this town forever, accidentally broke Ford's brilliant invention (a perpetual motion machine) that he was planning to show to representatives of Western Technological University. Ford, who lost his chance to get into the university of his dreams because of this, and so did the parents of the twins, decided that he did it on purpose. His father kicked him out of the house, and without any friends or family, Stan left.

Having founded Stan Co. Enterprises, the self-employed Stan tries his hand at retail, selling cheap, low-quality household goods, from pitchforks to "Strange Rags" - suede towels; both were enough to get Stan banned from entering the state of New Jersey. The process was repeated after Stan changed his documents, opened a store in Pennsylvania, where the "Tearaway" patches forced him to flee the state. With numerous run-ins with the law, multiple false identities, and faulty, substandard products, Stan expanded his business, after which a botched robbery in Colombia[10] landed him in a foreign prison, where he shared cell with Jorge and Rico. Upon his release, impoverished and virtually homeless, he returned to the United States, staying in a motel in New Mexico. Stan's life had hit rock bottom - he was banned from 32 of the 50 US states, had been in prison in three countries, and was in debt to his former cellmate Rico - until he received a postcard from Ford that read, "Please come. Ford." Following the request, Stan arrives at his brother's home in the forest of Gravity Falls, Oregon, where he reunites with his brother, who is on the verge of losing his mind and, due to paranoia, has locked himself in his own home for several months. Only after seeing a cosmic portal built right under the floor, Stan is instructed to take Journal #1 and go away with it. With his angry brother having no intention of making peace with him (and having called him after all this time only to have him leave again), Stan wants to burn the book, but Ford prevents this, causing a fight in the lab. During the fight, the portal is accidentally activated, and when Stan pushes Ford, he is sucked into the portal, after which the portal is deactivated. Devastated by the loss of his brother and friend, Stan spends many weeks trying to do everything he can with the only journal he has (after learning that there are two more), until he finally runs out of food and has no choice but to go to town.

Upon arriving in town, Stan realizes that the people of Gravity Falls are curious about the mysterious house in the woods, which he exploits to make money. He places decrepit and seemingly paranormal exhibits there, which attract enough attention to turn the house into the "Fright Shack" and later rename it the Mystery Shack, a tourist trap filled with cheap attractions sold at inflated prices. Taking his brother's identity and belongings, Stan hides all traces of him, locks his old bedroom, and hides his underground lab behind a vending machine. Faking his own death in a car accident, the new Ford Pines takes on the role of the Mystery Man by day, but works tirelessly at night to find his brother's hidden journals and activate the portal in hopes of bringing the real Ford back. Over the years, Stan has repaired and updated his priceless trap countless times, determined to keep it weird and cool. After stealing a collection of cursed wax figures from a garage sale, he opened the Mystery Wax Museum, which quickly became popular with tourists, but the Mystery Wax Museum soon fell out of favor, and Stan eventually closed the museum. As the trap's popularity grew, Stan decided to hire a teenager, Edwin Durland, as a handyman. Edwin was soon fired and replaced within seconds by 12-year-old Soos. The success of the Shack (and Stan) has created rivals, one of which is Gideon's tent of telepathy. The bitter rivalry between Gideon and Stan is fueled by Gideon's desire to take over the Mystery Shack for his own nefarious purposes. Thirty years after the real Ford's disappearance, Stan has turned the Mystery Shack into an expensive empire on a shoestring budget, raking in thousands from gullible tourists. In the summer of 2012, Stan is contacted by his nephew, who asks Stan to babysit his children, Dipper and Mabel, for the summer.[4] Despite his incompetence and dangerous ulterior motives, Stan agrees, allowing his cousins to live and work in the Mystery Shack.

Stanford "Ford" Filbrick Pines is the author of the journals, the eldest son of Philbrick Pines, and the twin brother of Stan Pines. Like Stan, he is the great-uncle of Dipper and Mabel. His symbol on Bill's wheel is a six-fingered hand. Ford grew up in New Jersey with his twin brother Stanley. Ford also had a genetic defect - six fingers on each hand, which led to his obsession with science fiction. Together with his brother, they often went to caves, where one day they found a broken sailboat and decided to restore it and sail away in search of treasure. Ford was often laughed at because of his six-fingered hands. He was one of the best students in school. He also went to the boxing section with Stan at the insistence of his father [3] [8]. One day, Ford found a dried head in the family pawnshop and brought it to school for classes. All the other students brought footballs, football trophies or books about football, and when Ford began his story, the other students began throwing all of them at him. And if it were not for Stan, who shielded his brother with himself and punched one of the guys in the nose, Ford would have spent the rest of the school year in the hospital. When Ford grew up, he was invited to the University of Western Technology, but to do so he had to convince the judges. Ford wanted to show them his perpetual motion machine, but it was broken because of Stan. Ford soon realized that it was Stan. Because of this, the twins' father, Philbrick Pines, kicked Stan out of the house. Stanford Pines is a tall, thin man of advanced age, approximately sixty years old. He has an angular face with pronounced cheekbones, thick eyebrows and a short, neat goatee in the form of a wedge on his chin. His hair is gray with some dark brown, tousled and sticking up, which gives him a slightly tousled but focused look. He wears large hexagonal glasses with thick black frames, which emphasize his intelligence and scientific mind.

While Stan was traveling across the country in search of work, Ford entered the University of Derarward. After completing his studies, he decided to study all sorts of anomalies and found a small town where paranormal phenomena occur - Gravity Falls. Ford devoted several years to studying the anomalies of the city of Gravity Falls and wrote them down in diaries, of which there were 3 in total. Soon he wanted to know where these anomalies come from, but he reached a dead end. Later, he found notes in one cave. This is a spell to summon an all-knowing being. The inscriptions said not to read, but since he was desperate, Ford read the spell out loud, but nothing happened. Later, he had a strange dream. In this strange dream, he met an all-knowing being, who turned out to be ... Bill Cipher, and they became friends. Bill said that all the anomalies in Gravity Falls come from an anomalous dimension that flows into ours, and he offered Ford to build a universal portal, and in exchange, Bill could freely enter Ford's mind. Ford was helped in building the portal by his friend from the university, Fiddleford McGucket. Later, at Fiddleford's request, they build a bunker for storing especially dangerous specimens. There, scientists find a Shape Shifter egg, which Ford raises as a pet after hatching, but then for some reason they have to lock it in a cryogenic chamber. During a portal test, McGucket accidentally gets into it, but Ford manages to pull him out. After what he saw on the other side, McGucket leaves the project. Then Ford realizes that McGucket saw Bill's true plan. Bill and his friends want to get into our dimension and take over our planet. Then Ford turned off the portal, thereby destroying the bridge between our world and Bill's world.

Journal 1 is a mysterious book belonging to Stan. He received it from the author of the journals, his brother Ford. It is the first journal, followed by Journal 2 (formerly owned by Gideon Gleeful) and Journal 3 (owned by Dipper Pines). Little is known about its contents. It was thought to have been destroyed by Bill Cipher along with Journal 2 and 3 during Weirdmageddon, but after Bill's death they were apparently restored and soon thrown into the Bottomless Pit. Thirty years before Dipper and Mabel arrived in Gravity Falls, Ford Pines wrote down information about all the anomalous creatures and objects in the town in three journals. When the author began to feel that he was being watched, he hid two journals in different parts of the town so that no one would activate the universal portal. He entrusted his brother Stan with hiding the first journal, but Stan was furious when he learned that after a long separation, he would be forced to leave his brother again. Stan threatened to burn the journal, which caused a fight between the brothers, who inadvertently activated the portal. Ford began to be sucked in, with the last of his strength he throws journal #1 to Stan and disappears into the portal. His brother repeatedly tries to bring his brother back from another dimension, but without the other journals it is impossible. Stan settles in his brother's house and begins his long search. Journal #3 is a mysterious book found by Dipper Pines in the woods on the outskirts of Gravity Falls. It is the third and final part of the Author's Journal series. It is a continuation of the first and second journals. It contains information about strange and mysterious phenomena in Gravity Falls.

Wendy Blerble Corduroy is a teenage girl who lives in Gravity Falls and works part-time at the Mystery Shack.[5] Dipper has a crush on her and she knows it. In "Into the Bunker", he confesses his love. In "The Time Traveler's Pig", she begins dating Robbie in all timelines. But in the final timeline, Waddles spills a cup of water on Robbie, causing him to leave. She is hypnotized by Robbie in "Boyz Crazy". She ultimately breaks up with him in the same episode. In Bill's wheel, her symbol is an ice pack. Wendy Blurble Corduroy is a teenage girl who lives in Gravity Falls and works part-time at the Mystery Shack. Wendy is currently 15 years old and is a tall and slender high school student. She has green eyes, fair skin, and freckles on her face. Wendy is a down-to-earth, cheerful, and somewhat lazy teenager who works part-time at the Mystery Shack. She dislikes working, although she does virtually nothing during her "job". Despite being lazy when it comes to her job, she shows surprising determination and good athletic skills, such as her rappel from the roof of the shack. She is generally very positive and almost always kind, rarely being seen moody. She is also very resourceful, as she made her own perch on the roof and easily rappelled down a pine tree. Like any other normal teenager, she dreams of being an adult. Wendy has had quite a few boyfriends, such as Russ Torum, Eli Hall, Stoney Davidson, Mike Harley, Thane Holt, an unnamed guy with a tattoo, Danny Fehlmann, and Mark Epstein (whom she forgot to break up with) and, as of "The Time Traveler's Pig", Robbie. However, in the episode "Boyzpocalypse", she broke up with Robbie. Despite Dipper's age, she is very kind and generous to him.

Gideon Charles Gleeful is a child who claims to be a telepath. His lust for power motivates him to manipulate and intimidate people into doing what he wants. He is the sworn enemy of the Pines family and the main antagonist of the first season of Gravity Falls until he is sent to prison. Despite being an enemy and antagonist of the series for a long time, he realizes that his previous path was wrong and is trying to start over as a good, normal boy. He corresponds to the five-pointed star with an eye in the center on Bill's wheel. The Pines family is his enemy, but he likes Mabel. And although she is two years older than Gideon, he still loves her and wants to win her heart. Baby Gideon is a self-proclaimed TV psychic whose real goal is to take down his rival, the Mystery Shack. He uses his "wit" as a weapon to get what he wants, and admits that people get in trouble for telling him "no." In this way, Gideon is quite good at manipulating the citizens of Gravity Falls into doing what he wants. However, it seems he can be kind, too, for the sake of his love, Mabel. He is cunning and underhanded, tricking Stan in "The Deep End". He speaks with a Southern English accent. He is spoiled, ungrateful, stubborn, selfish, and his behavior towards his parents is abusive and extremely disrespectful, with his mother even seeming to be afraid of him. He is also very vengeful, to the point of attempting to kill Dipper, Mabel, and Stan in "The Stanchurian Candidate". Gideon is stupid and lacks intelligence (at least compared to Dipper) - when he was in Stanley Pines' Mirror Maze, he could have pointed a flashlight at any mirror and the light would have reached Stan. In addition, he is completely obsessed with the idea of gaining power, which the diaries could give him.

Gideon is a short, overweight boy with white hair that is slightly longer than his head. He has an upturned nose reminiscent of a pig's snout, blue eyes, and freckles on his cheeks. He wears a light blue suit with a United States flag pin on the collar. Gideon also wore a mystical amulet until Mabel broke it in "The Hand That Rocks the Mabel". During Weirdmageddon, he wore a suit with yellow fringe on the sleeves and a cowboy hat. When captured by Bill Cipher, he wore a blue tailcoat, a pigtailed wig, and a hat similar to a cabin boy's.. Gideon and Dipper are mortal enemies. Gideon sees Dipper as an obstacle that prevents him from winning Mabel and discovering the secrets of the Mystery Shack. Gideon and Stan have been business rivals for a long time.[6] Gideon views him as an obstacle to Mabel's heart (as well as Dipper's). Sometimes, Gideon just enjoys annoying Stan. Gideon constantly tries to prove his superiority over his father. He often yells at Bud. Gideon uses him to achieve his goals. However, the father loves his son very much.

Pacifica Elise Northwest (born 1999 or 2000) is the most popular girl in Gravity Falls and the great-great-granddaughter of the town's fake founder, Nathaniel Northwest, who used his status to treat everyone else like trash for years. Her popularity is directly related to her family's wealth. Until the episode "The Mystery of Northwest Mansion", Pacifica did not give even a hint of her positive qualities. She behaved arrogantly and rudely, which often ruined the lives of Mabel and Dipper. Her parents' attitude towards others was passed on to her. It seemed that they approved of such disregard for people on the part of their daughter, which significantly affected her psyche. Pacifica developed a sense of power and permissiveness. The evidence of her family's fraud, provided by Dipper in one of the episodes, shook Northwest's self-esteem, but did not change her attitude towards people. In the episode "The Golf War", Pacifica and Mabel found a common language. She even complimented Mabel in a peculiar way and admitted that playing miniature golf with her was fun. Not used to such behavior, Pacifica expresses sincere incomprehension when kindness is shown to her. This is well shown in the moment when Mabel treats Pacifica to a taco, she initially refuses, taking this gesture as a "handout". But the episode "The Mystery of Northwest Mansion" sheds light on her true qualities. She even sincerely rejoiced when she thought that Dipper returned to the party. Pacifica's upbringing in the family, which is dictatorial, does not give a chance to manifest her true qualities. In the end, the girl still makes the right choice, finally deciding to disobey her parents, and lets people go. She also changes her attitude towards the inhabitants of the city and becomes a friend of the Pines. Pacifica has long blonde hair with bangs and a more feminine figure than other girls around her age. She typically wears a purple jacket with a short lavender dress and a thin blue bel.

Robbie: Personality-wise, Robbie is a typical moody and irritable teenager. He is condescending, especially towards people younger than him (i.e. Dipper). He is careless towards others, though he does express a certain amount of concern for Wendy. Like Dipper, he strives to win her affection, a mutual goal that only fuels their fierce, ongoing rivalry. Robbie has a bullying personality. Robbie has shaggy hair dyed black (a typical "emo" hairstyle). He has pale skin and piercings in his ears. His eyes are black. He prefers a rather "gloomy" style of clothing. He usually wears tight skinny jeans with keys attached to the pocket, as well as a black hoodie with an image of a red stitched heart. His other constant accessory is black fingerless gloves, which can be purchased at the clothing store "Goth Fashion". You can also sometimes see a black guitar, which he wears on his back. He has sparse stubble (two hairs) on his chin and several pimples scattered across his face. Like other characters in the cartoon, he has a pink nose. Upon first meeting, Robbie was condescending and arrogant towards Dipper, mocking his every action. They quickly began competing for Wendy's attention; Dipper was greatly angered when Robbie began dating her. During this time, Robbie bragged about having Wendy whenever he wanted, not stopping the feud even in front of Wendy (except for their short-lived "Cold War"). However, when Robbie played a song to keep Wendy from breaking up with him, Dipper became suspicious. He eventually learned that Robbie had used a hidden message in a tape, causing Wendy to break up with him. It is unknown how things are with Dipper now that Robbie has started dating Tambry.

Tambry: Tambry loves her phone more than other teenagers. Her inseparability from her phone can be seen in the episode "Constrained by the Situation". Tambry is generally sullen and apathetic about most things, highlighting a somewhat gloomy demeanor. Tambry looks like a typical emo girl. She has light brown skin and short dark cherry-colored hair with a pink streak in the front of her left ear. She wears a purple shirt over a white one, with a purple skirt, light purple tights, black boots, and two black earrings. She carries a cell phone with her at all times.[3] In the episodes "The Inconvenience" and "The Love God", Tambry carries a black purse. Lee: Lee is a typical teenager. He likes to hang out and mess around with his friends, particularly Nate, such as playing video games or going to parties. He is sarcastic and likes to tease people.[1] He does not like it when others try to stop him from doing what he likes, often ignoring their warnings. He is quite sociable. He may not respect others, but if he is scared, he will be very withdrawn. He has pale skin, a large chin, and a long nose. He has a long oval head and long blond hair. He is tall and has a thin body. He wears a red shirt with a thumbs up print, black shorts, and black and white shoes. Thompson : Thompson is a typical insecure teenager. Desperate to fit in, he allows himself to be humiliated by the group. Despite this, he is cheerful and friendly. He enjoys playing video games, dancing, and hanging out with his friends. He takes his job as the manager of the Royal Ragtime Theatre very seriously. Thompson is the plumpest of Wendy's friends, has fair skin and brown hair. He wears a green collared shirt with a small rabbit embroidered on the left side. He wears brown shorts, white socks, a watch with a gold frame and a brown strap, and black and gray shoes. Nate: Nate is a carefree, laid-back teenager. He can be sarcastic and loves to party and do silly things with his friends.

Creature Info Creature #326 Type Mind Demon Abilities Teleportation For a full list, click "expand"

Clairvoyance Cross-dimensional consciousness[1] Manipulation illusion Intangibility Intuitive ability Laser control[2] Levitation Molecular manipulation Fear transformation[2] Physical body control[3] Future vision (one of the possible abilities)[1] Pyrokinesis[2] Size manipulation[2] Telekinesis Telepathy

Weaknesses Bill's Circle For a full list, click "expand"

Staying in someone else's mind (can be defeated with fantasy or erased) Eye (long-term regeneration process) Quantum destabilizer Natural magnetism of Gravity anomalies Falls Synthesized music

Habitat Nightmare Realm Food Everything Other names Evil triangle Triangle guy Bipper (in Dipper's body) One-eyed beast Age 1 trillion 12 years. Appearance A yellow triangle with an eye made of pure energy Goal To control all of reality and existence Home Euclid (formerly), Nightmare Realm (formerly)Timeless Prison

Friends Gideon Gleeful (formerly) Click "expand" for a full list

Ford Pines (formerly) Eight Ball Kryptos Zanthar Teeth Lockbox Hexagon Amorphous Shape Pyronica Pacifier Bat Eyes

Enemies Ford Pines Click "expand" for a full list

Likes Chaos Parties Destruction Gompers Dislikes Synthesized Music Revoked Trades A magical symbol named Kryptos[4] Destiny Was erased inside Stan's mind Quote "Remember! Reality is an illusion, the universe is a hologram, buy gold, bye!"

Bill Cipher, also known as Bill Cipher, is a magical being, a powerful demon with the ability to enter a person's subconscious, and the main antagonist of the series. Bill is known for his mysterious behavior and sadistic humor. He has been terrorizing Gravity Falls since he was summoned by Ford Pines over thirty years ago. He is the main antagonist of Gravity Falls, despite not having a major role until the episode "Dreamscaperers". Bill Cipher was born in a two-dimensional space a trillion years before the events of the series. He despised the place, describing it as a dimension of "flat minds in a flat world with flat dreams." He "liberated" his dimension, plunging it into blazing chaos along with everyone he had ever known, including his own parents.[6] He eventually took over and turned the swirling, ever-shifting intergalactic foam between dimensions into a lair for himself and his minions: a lawless, unstable space between worlds known as the Nightmare Realm. Unfortunately, due to the lack of any laws, including the laws of physics, it was doomed to self-destruct. He had been searching for a way out ever since, until a billion years before the events of the series, he learned of a prophecy that he would merge the Nightmare Realm with the three-dimensional space. He began to manipulate countless people in order to achieve this goal and become a physical being. Without a physical form, Bill could only visit the dreams of the dimension's inhabitants. Among his targets were the natives who lived in what would become Gravity Falls, Oregon. He asked a shaman named Modoc to build an interstellar gateway to the Nightmare Dimension. The natives complied with his wishes and built a gateway, albeit one made of twigs. After Modoc learned of a prophecy that foretold an apocalyptic event, he set himself on fire in an attempt to stop Bill's reign. The valley was dubbed the "cursed land" and the natives fled.[6] They managed to defeat Bill using a zodiac with ten symbols;

In the late twentieth century, a young scientist named Stanford Pines, who had spent the last six years investigating the town's many anomalies and oddities, began to wonder why there were so many anomalies in Gravity Falls and where they came from. While searching for an answer, he found a cave filled with mysterious hieroglyphics, which gave him hope that he might find the answers - the message in the cave spoke of an all-knowing entity. Despite the warning, Ford cast a spell out loud, summoning Bill into his mind. Bill quickly realized that the driven, intelligent, yet gullible Ford would be his perfect pawn. He tricked Ford by posing as a muse who inspired great minds. He informed Ford that the source of the town's anomalies was another dimension, whose oddities had leaked into this world. With Bill's help, Ford prepared plans to create a universal portal under his house, and also invited his friend from the university, Fiddleford McGucket, to work there. On January 18, 1982, Ford and Fiddleford performed the first test of the working machine, which quickly went wrong. The dummy dragged Fiddleford into the portal with it. Although Ford quickly rescued him, Fiddleford returned with terrifying visions of an apocalyptic catastrophe. McGucket begged Ford to destroy the machine, but he refused to give up his life's work, so McGucket left the project. During a conversation with his former ally, Bill, Ford learned that the portal would allow demons to wreak havoc on the universe. Horrified and betrayed, Ford shut down the project and created Project Mentem, which could protect against Bill's influence. Unfortunately, fear of Bill's imminent return leads Ford to abandon his research and hide the instructions for operating the portal. Bill spends the next thirty years waiting for the portal to be reactivated.

Bill is a smart, eccentric and crazy demon. He is incredibly strange and charismatic, talks fast. He is not to be underestimated - in a state of anger, he has a force to be reckoned with. Judging by the gift (deer teeth!) he gave Gideon, he is crazy; and he himself understands that he is crazy and confirms this. However, he still has such a quality as cunning, which he regularly uses for his own purposes. He skillfully manipulates his enemies and adversaries (Blendin Blendin, Stanford and Dipper). At the same time, in fact, he almost always tells them the truth, but at the same time distorts the words, giving them a different meaning.

He is not one to follow the rules. Considering legal and physical laws meaningless and demonstrates an irresistible desire to break them. Bill has his own selfish philosophy: do what you want and do not think about the consequences.

When Bill possessed Dipper's body, he hurt himself in various ways, not because of masochistic tendencies, but because he found hurting someone else's body "funny." However, Bill has little knowledge of human physical limitations, which sometimes backfires on him. Bill Cipher is the living embodiment of the selfishness of all the members of the Pines family individually, which can only be defeated by suppressing one's own selfishness. After all, it is this that the demon awakens in the heroes most often. Bill is a yellow triangular creature. which bears a strong resemblance to an Egyptian pyramid and the All-Seeing Eye. He has one large eye with a black, narrow vertical pupil, and four short eyelashes on its top and bottom. He mostly moves in the air, rarely standing on his two legs. He has thin, black limbs, wears a small black bow tie, and has a tall, thin, black top hat that floats just above his head. His arms are not fixed in one position and can move.

To summon Bill, you need a picture of the victim. The eyes must be crossed out and the picture must be surrounded by eight candles in a circular formation. Then the following spells must be recited: "Triangulum, entangulum. Veneforis dominus ventium. Veneforis venetisarium!" Your eyes will glow blue. The sky will turn grey. Next, you need to say the phrase "Zhdesem Sdrovkab" (reversed phrase "Backwards message") five times in a row. A triangle appears. One eye opens and turns into Bill's normal appearance. Preventing Chaos In order to prevent chaos (if Bill is in the victim's head) you need to place 9 candles around the person, put your hand on the forehead and say the spell: "Fidentus omnium. Magister mentium. Magnesium ad hominem. Magnum opus. Habeas corpus. Inceptus Nolanus overratus. Magister mentium. Magister mentium. Magister mentium". After reading the spell, you will get into the mind of a sleeping person and you must stop Bill in any way, since he is able to harm his victim by stealing important memories and using them for his own selfish purposes. It is advisable to use the spell when the person is sleeping, because if you get into the mind of an awake person, it will be impossible to get out of it.

The Time Child is a time-mastering infant, the last of his kind, and the supreme ruler of the future. Time Baby is the last son of an extinct race of time giants. At an unknown point, Time Baby was frozen in an Antarctic glacier. According to classified information, the statues on Mount Rushmore are actually robots, activated to fight the baby if he is released. In the distant future, the glaciers are melting due to global warming[5], and he manages to break free. Soon, Time Baby wreaks irreparable havoc on human civilization and eventually, overcoming all opposition, ascends to global dominance. Time Baby is about the size of a small building. His species weighs about nine trillion tons. He has an hourglass on his head that doubles as a weapon. He has blue eyes (red when angry) with rosy, chubby cheeks (which he also uses as a laser). He wears a white diaper.