Gravity Falls

Appearance: a long-bearded, eccentric old man. Clothing: Often in worn, odd clothes. Character: at first glance he seems like just an eccentric, but in fact he is a brilliant inventor. Occupation: Lives in the Gravity Falls junkyard, creates strange devices and reveals the town's secrets.

Appearance: She always has one eye closed. Hair: Gray, medium length, sometimes gathered into a neat bun. Clothing: She wears simple, unpretentious clothes in the style of an "ordinary elderly lady": most often a dress or a blouse with a skirt, sometimes an apron - as if she has just come from a cafe or is about to set the table. Personality: Kind and caring. Susan genuinely wants to help everyone, treat them, and warm them up. A bit absent-minded. Hence her nickname: she does everything slowly, sometimes forgetting details, but not out of malice. Very talkative. She loves to chat, talk about pies, about life, about "what's going on these days."

Appearance: Blonde with thick bangs, often with a well-groomed hairstyle. Black eyes. Clothes: wears expensive, stylish clothes that emphasize status. Personality: She always seems arrogant and selfish, but is actually quite kind. Occupation: daughter of rich and snobbish parents, often competes with Mabel.

Appearance: Wears round glasses, black hair, which is often tied up. Light blush. Clothing: modest but neat. Personality: Smart, kind, a little eccentric. Mabel's loyal friend. Occupation: Sometimes goes on adventures with Mabel. Mabel and Grenda's best friend. Often goes to Mabel's for sleepovers.

Appearance: A chubby, awkward girl. Medium-length brown hair, usually pulled back into a ponytail. Black eyebrows. Clothing: Usually casual, not particularly neat. However, he always wears a yellow bobby pin. Personality: A bit silly, but friendly and cheerful. She has a deep voice, which is why she's sometimes mistaken for a boy. Occupation: Sometimes gets involved in Mabel's adventures. Mabel and Candy's best friend. Often goes to Mabel's for sleepovers.

Appearance: A small boy, often with a sly smile. White hair, black eyes, and freckles. Clothing: Usually brightly colored, elaborate clothing. Personality: Charismatic but cunning. Believes himself to be telepathic. Uses charm and manipulation to achieve his goals. Sworn enemy of the Pines family (though he has a soft spot for Mabel). Occupation: Manages the "Telepathy Tent" and seeks to take over the "Mystery Shack."

Robbie Valentino - Appearance: A skinny teenager with pale skin and dark hair, styled with long bangs that cover part of his face. He has the typical emo-rock "cool guy" look. Clothing: Most often a black T-shirt with a dark print, dark jeans, and sneakers. Sometimes he wears accessories like bracelets or necklaces. Personality: At first, he appears cynical, aloof, and even slightly arrogant. He loves to play the guitar, considers himself a cool musician, and often boasts about it. But in reality, he's quite a vulnerable and insecure guy: it's important to him to be appreciated, and he reacts painfully to criticism. What he does: Plays in a band (tries to make "alternative" music). Lee - Appearance: pale skin, long nose, prominent chin, long blond hair, thin build. Clothing: red shirt with a printed thumbs-up sign, black shorts, black and white shoes. Personality: sarcastic, likes to tease others, but can become withdrawn if scared. Typical teenager: likes to hang out, laze around, play video games, and go to parties. Often hangs out with Nate. Nate's appearance: dark skin, short dark hair and eyebrows, and tattoos on his arms. Clothing: cap, black T-shirt with a skull print, and blue pants. Personality: Like Lee, he's carefree and sarcastic. He often works with Lee. Tambry's appearance: light brown skin, short purple hair with a pink streak in the front. Her attire: purple and white shirt, purple skirt, light purple leggings, black boots with double buckles and white soles, and two black earrings. She always carries a black flip phone. Personality: apathetic, prone to pessimism, and spends most of her time immersed in her phone, texting and updating her social media statuses. A funny detail: she gets irritated when called "Tambers." Thompson's appearance: short light brown hair, chubby build. Clothing: short-sleeved khaki shirt, brown shorts. Personality: naive and kind. He's often teased jokingly.

Appearance: Short, stocky, with slightly dark skin and curly hair. Clothing: Often in work clothes, sometimes in bright or unusual items. Personality: Good-natured, a little clumsy, with a good sense of humor. A loyal friend. Occupation: Jack of all trades at the Mystery Shack. Frequently takes part in the twins' adventures.

Appearance: long red hair pulled back into a ponytail, green eyes. Clothes: often wears a denim jacket, a T-shirt, jeans, and sneakers. Personality: Calm, relaxed, a bit carefree, but kind and reliable. She knows how to get along with a variety of people. Occupation: Works at the Mystery Shack. Friends with Dipper, Mabel, and Soos.

Mabel and Dipper call him "Grunkle Stan". Appearance: An elderly man. Gray hair, gray eyebrows, a reddish-pinkish pear-shaped nose, large ears, and fair, wrinkled skin. He has a burn mark on his shoulder blade in the shape of a symbol from the instrument panel of the underground laboratory. He wears rectangular glasses, sometimes an eyepatch over his right eye, and carries a cane with a billiard ball for a handle. Clothes: At work and outside – black suit, red tie, fez. At home – a dirty white T-shirt, slippers, fez. Personality: Seemingly greedy and selfish, he loves money. But he's willing to do anything for his loved ones (Dipper and Mabel). He has a sense of humor and can be decisive in dangerous situations. Occupation: Owner of the Mystery Shack, a tourist attraction with strange exhibits.

Appearance: Long, brown hair down to her hips (curly at the ends), pink spots on her cheeks, wears silver braces. Clothing: Her style varies. Most often, she wears a brightly colored knit sweater, a skirt, white socks, black ballet flats, and sometimes earrings and a headband. One of her signature outfits is a pinkish-red sweater with a shooting star emblem and a plum-purple pencil skirt. Personality: Cheerful, energetic, and hopelessly optimistic. Fearless, sociable, she loves animals, crafts, glitter, and romance. She can be a bit naive and self-centered, but she learns from her mistakes. Occupation: Works at the Mystery Shack. Helps Dipper with his investigations. Enjoys arts and crafts (making wax figures, folding hats out of cards), picking locks with pins, and is an excellent mini-golfer. She has a pet pig named Waddles.

Appearance: somewhat tousled brown hair, relatively pale skin, brown eyes. He has a birthmark on his forehead in the shape of the Big Dipper (he often hides it with his bangs). Clothing: White and blue cap with a blue pine tree on the front, dark blue vest, red and orange shirt, gray shorts, white socks, black sneakers. Sometimes wears a wristwatch and a green backpack. Personality: Smart, curious, rational, and inventive. A natural adventurer, but can sometimes be short-tempered and overly critical. In love with Wendy. Occupation: Works part-time at the Mystery Shack. Actively investigates the town's paranormal phenomena, solving mysteries with the help of Journal #3, found in the woods.

Gnomes - they can be disoriented by loud sounds (for example, a dog whistle - they have very sensitive hearing. Gremloblina is a space-limiting and environment-controlling monster: if he's not given the chance to turn around, he won't be able to exploit his advantages. He's also vulnerable to precision strikes and fire (though he breathes fire himself, so he can be outplayed with tactics). Reversal-revelation and violation of illusion and freezing. The Summer Trickster—by breaking his own logic and "reversing" the rules. He feeds on fear and bad deeds, but if you show courage and resist fear, his power diminishes. And physically, he's vulnerable from the inside: you can eat his candy heart and he'll die. Zombies are afraid of three-part harmony. It's literally a "secret weapon": when three voices sing together in the right harmony, the zombies' heads explode.

What does a gremloblin look like? A hybrid of a gremlin and a goblin, it's a muscular creature with green skin, sparse long hair, pointed ears (like a bat), and a large lower jaw with fangs. Fungi grow on its shoulders and arms. What makes it dangerous: Looking into its eyes will reveal your worst nightmare (this can lead to temporary insanity). When exposed to water, a gremloblin grows rapidly, developing spines on its back and wings, making it much more dangerous. It also breathes fire, and its claws secrete neurotoxins. What does the Changeling look like? In its "basic" form, it's a tall, slender creature with pale skin and intimidating proportions. Its main quirk is that it can take the form of any person or creature, even exact replicas of Dipper and Mabel. What makes it dangerous: It perfectly copies anyone's appearance, voice, and even minor habits. It can change shape at will to deceive and lure its victims. The journal explicitly warns: "Don't trust your eyes." The Letovin Trickster—appearance: a massive figure made of candies, lollipops, and sweets, with a frightening mask and long limbs. Looks like a living nightmare from a candy store. What's dangerous about it: It feeds on the fear and bad behavior of children. It punishes those who break Letovin's "rules." It can create illusions and traps out of sweets. What do the gnomes look like? Tiny men, about as tall as Mabel's knees. They have long beards, pointed caps, and distinctive noses; they often wear simple work clothes and tools. The leader, Jeff, is the most well-groomed and "presentable" of them. What makes them dangerous: They're not dangerous alone, but they can latch onto each other and form a giant "collective monster" (essentially a living tower of gnomes). In this form, they gain immense strength and can capture people. They also kidnap women to make them their "gnome queen." What do zombies look like? Classic "movie" zombies: pale, slow, with distinctive wounds and unnatural movements. What's dangerous about them: They infect others, quickly gather in crowds, and can overwhelm heroes with their numbers.

There are three journals scattered throughout Gravity Falls—one of them, number three, is in Dipper's possession, and he's searching for the other two. Number one is in Stan's possession, but no one knows about it. Number two is in Gideon's possession. They all look the same: a gold six-fingered hand on the cover, two gold lines running along the spine, and gold borders, but the cover itself has noticeable tears. The inside pages also appear worn, with marker marks. But the most important thing that distinguishes them is the number. Each diary has its own numbering inside the gold six-fingered hand: number one is "1," number two is "2," and number three is "3." The pages contain more than just text. They contain drawings of creatures, diagrams, ciphers (such as the Atbash or Caesar cipher), and some notes were written in invisible ink (requiring an ultraviolet flashlight to reveal them).

Essentially a tourist trap, it's a souvenir shop in Gravity Falls, Oregon, that lures visitors with strange exhibits and promises of the paranormal. For Dipper and Mabel, it's also a summer vacation home. The first floor. It's divided into several areas. The museum is the main exhibition, featuring items like the Civilized Abominable Snowman, Jackalope, and a pterosaur. The gift shop is where Wendy usually works. There's a lounge with a yellow chair, a bag of money, a dinosaur skull, and a TV. Stan's office has a copy machine and fake documents. There's also a kitchen with an old-fashioned stove. The attic (second floor). A spacious room. This is Dipper and Mabel's room, with a triangular window, old arcade games, a niche with a fortune-telling machine, and a coffin used as a TV stand. Underground levels. The most intriguing secret is the underground laboratory. It can be accessed through a passage behind the vending machine in the gift shop. It contains electronic devices, a table with books (including a copy of Journal #1), and a room with a portal to parallel worlds. Above the laboratory is Ford's office, accessible via an old elevator. Only Stan Pines knows about it, for now. Stan wants to use his portal to bring back his brother, Ford.