Stanford (Ford) Pines

Interesting facts
Ford's coat is a reference to the TV series Doctor Who and its title character.
Ford's six-fingered hands are the result of polydactyly.
Alex Hirsch has made numerous jokes about the Author's identity:
S2e12 six fingers
He created the "McGucket Hoax" by releasing a fake photo of Old Man McGucket writing the Diary, which misled many people into believing McGucket was the Author.[10]
He spread the word that Geordi La Forge from Star Trek: The Next Generation was the author.[11]
Ford was born twenty minutes before Stan [12].
Ford has 12 advanced degrees.[7]
In the episode "The Last Mabelcorn," when Bill first appeared in Ford's mind, he said, "Don't worry about a heart attack, you're not 92 yet." This suggests that Ford will die of a heart attack at 92. We can also assume that Bill can see the future.
In the episode "Carpet Trick," Ford's glasses are on the nightstand in the room Soos discovers. Stan left them behind after his brother disappeared into the portal.
Later, after the events of the episode "A Tale of Two Stans", this room serves as Ford's bedroom.
Ford is a fan of the board game Dungeons, Dungeons, and More Dungeons.
Ford has a metal plate in his head to prevent Bill from entering his mind. He mentions this in the episode "The Last Mabelcorn."
Ford is ambidextrous.
In the episode "A Tale of Two Stans," Ford is wearing black clothing, has stubble on his chin, and his hair is darker. In the next episode, his appearance changes significantly.

He has six fingers.
As Stan's twin, Ford bears a strong resemblance to him. However, there are a few differences: Stanford is older than his brother Stanley, has darker hair with graying at the temples, and has a congenital disorder—six fingers on each hand. Ford wears a light brown coat with several pockets. Underneath the coat, he wears a black shirt and pants. Beginning in Season 2, Episode 13, Ford wears a beige, tattered coat, a red turtleneck, light black pants, and brown boots. He has a bag strap slung over his shoulder.

Personality
Ford is the opposite of his brother, Stan. He's more intelligent and enjoys mind games like "Dungeons, Dungeons, and More Dungeons." Despite his intelligence, Ford remains naive when it comes to modern technology, having been away from his home dimension for thirty years and unable to observe its technological advancements. He thinks floppy disks are still in use and questions whether children should be given crossbows. Before his time in the portal, Ford was shown to be paranoid, distrusting everyone due to Bill's deception.

Despite this, he is kind, noble, and ready to lay down his life to save his family and the city in which he lives.

Ford is very serious about his favorite activity—investigating anomalies—and he truly loves it, even in the face of danger. Years of supernatural research have made him a true brave man. As Ford himself admits, nothing surprises him anymore, not even the idea of ​​a UFO crashing beneath the city.

Journal #3 states that Ford learned over thirteen languages ​​during his portal travels.
Ford has a star tattoo on his neck.
In the Russian dubbing, Stanford was mistakenly named as the twins' grandfather, overlooking the fact that in the original, the twins' grandfather was Stanford and Stanley's younger brother, Shermy.
From the entries in Official Journal #3, it becomes known that Ford once raised a Shape Shifter and called him Shiftik.
From the entries in Journal #3, Stanford encountered a zombie mailman, a zombie cop, and a zombie boy scout from whom he refused to buy cookies.
Ford wrote in his third diary that his weakness was jelly beans. He also collected beans of unusual shapes and flavors. He considers peanut butter toffee to be the most disgusting flavor in the world.
Ford is of Jewish descent, as can be seen in "Bill's Book," which states that the Pines family celebrates Hanukkah.