Gravity falls / Gf

Mabel and Dipper are 18 years old.

The lower portion of the portal is connected to the main portion by a large number of thick cables. In the episode "Not What It Seems," it is shown that the portal uses radioactive waste, presumably as fuel. The same episode also reveals that the portal is capable of influencing gravity, causing brief episodes of weightlessness. At the end of the episode, the main portion of the portal was spinning at high speed, shimmering with rainbow colors until the portal caused destruction and shut down. Subsequently, the main portion of the portal would prove to be the only relatively undamaged part of the machine's infrastructure.

In theory, the portal could lead to an infinite number of dimensions, but in practice, it was always locked to just one—the Nightmare Realm. Using the "Interdimensional Riding Neutralizer" would be the only way to change this, but the device was only created in the parallel universe of Gravity Falls. However, the terribly strong gravitational anomalies are proof—despite the Nightmare Realm being a borderland between universes, this portal didn't rupture the dimensional code to enter the borderland between universes, like the Lambda Core portal in Half-Life. It actually ruptured dark matter, opening a massive wormhole capable of penetrating any universe. After all, in the Underworld series, gravitational anomalies showed the city being turned upside down. In addition to the neutralizer, a multiverse map with coordinates is also required to enter a specific universe, as the portal requires coordinates to enter a specific dimension. How it works: The portal creates a very powerful wormhole leading to other dimensions. In reality, Bill tricked Ford with a cool-looking portal; in reality, the portal led to the Nightmare Realm and simply acted as a "gateway opener between worlds." Perhaps the stars around the hole are small reactors that generate the energy of entire constellations (necessary for a wormhole to another dimension). The lab contains consoles, terminals, and control panels needed to control and activate the portal, but its main (manual) control is located in the portal's test chamber itself, as is its switch. The portal itself is a large, inverted metal triangle with lights along its edges. In the center of the portal is a huge circle, with symbols along the edges. The symbols represent the Behenian fixed stars - fifteen stars considered particularly useful in magic in medieval astrology.

After Ford refuses, McGucket abandons him and uses the memory eraser he created after his encounter with Gremoblin to forget the story. However, Ford later realizes he was deceived by Bill and that McGucket's prophecies were true. Ford contacts Bill and, after a confrontation, severs all contact, disables the portal, and makes every effort to ensure it never reactivates. After hiding Journal 3 and Journal 2, Ford invites his brother to his home to entrust him with Journal 1. Ford asks Stan to hide it, but Stan is angry that after so many years of work, the machine was originally built to benefit all of humanity with inventions from parallel worlds, which would dramatically raise the level of humanity's technology and create fantastic technologies, but something went wrong.[1] Dipper deduces from the scrap of information in the third journal that it is some kind of strange weapon of the future. Gideon believed the portal would lead to a source of unimaginable power.[2] A cryptogram from one of the journals states that the portal will open gateways to infinitely new worlds: However, according to young McGucket's calculations, the more unstable the portal is, the higher the likelihood of a tragic malfunction. When combined with the other two journals, it completes a warning message written in invisible ink: "The machine was meant to bring knowledge, but it has proven too powerful! At full power, the machine could tear our universe apart! I was wrong all along! The device must not fall into the wrong hands. If the countdown reaches zero, our universe is doomed! Global annihilation!"

At least a trillion years ago, Bill Cipher invents (or uses—it's unknown) this portal, which may help him become a higher being. When Bill Cipher began searching for a point to conquer the multiverse, he found Earth. In ancient times, he asked the inhabitants of Gravity Falls to build a portal using the common tools of the time. But it was to no avail. The key to activating the machine is a complex algorithm that can only be completed with all three journals. Stan searched for the last two journals for thirty years of his life. While exploring Gravity Falls, Ford wanted to understand the origin of all the anomalies, but he couldn't until Bill Cipher came to him. Bill explained the portal's design to Ford, seeing him as the ideal person to build it. Bill gave Ford the plans for the portal and advised him to take its parts from a spaceship. Trusting Bill, Ford decided to build it, as he assumed the anomalies originated from another dimension and saw the machine as a future for humanity. His friend from university, Fiddleford McGucket, helped him build the portal. Together, they used materials and technology from the alien ship, which still rests near the city. Ford believed that by building the portal, he could overcome the weakness in the dimensional fabric and obtain proof of the existence of a dimension beyond the barrier. This would prove his theory of the "Great Universal Abnormality." However, in reality, Bill needed the portal to unite his kingdom with Earth. While testing the portal, McGucket, exhausted, forgot to remove the rope from his wrist and ended up falling directly into the portal. Fortunately, Ford manages to pull him out, after which McGucket begins slurring his words and proclaims a strange prophecy: "When in Gravity, the earth becomes heaven, fear the one-eyed beast." McGucket understands the danger of the portal's existence and use, so he asks the Author to destroy it.

Type: Interdimensional Portal. The Universal Portal is a machine hidden in Ford's underground laboratory that was supposed to allow travel across the multiverse and discover the origins of anomalies, but was actually used by Bill Cipher as a device for Weirdmageddon.

Thirty years before Dipper and Mabel arrived in Gravity Falls, Ford Pines recorded information about all the anomalous creatures and objects in the town, continuing the pattern from his first and second journals. When the author began to feel watched, he hid the journal in the woods to prevent anyone from activating the cosmic portal.

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 installment in 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. It was believed to have been destroyed by Bill Cipher along with Journals #1 and #2 during Weirdmageddon, but after Bill's death, they were apparently restored and soon thrown into a bottomless pit. The journal's cover is burgundy and slightly worn. The spine has two gold lines, and the corners of the cover are also gold. In the center is a gold imprint of the author's left six-fingered hand, on which is written the number 3. The reverse side is half-torn and contains numerous alchemical symbols. Inside the journal is a monocle attached to it by a chain. Its purpose was unknown until it was revealed that Ford attached it to the book so he could read the journal with one eye due to the searing pain in his right eye (a side effect of Bill possessing Ford's body). Dipper uses the monocle as a bookmark. Page order: left to right. Each dot represents a separate episode. Ellipses indicate possible intermediate pages.

Journal 2 is a mysterious book written by Stanford Pines and hidden on the grounds of Gravity Falls Elementary School, where it is discovered many years later by Gideon Gleeful. It is the second journal in the series, coming after Journal 1 but coming before Journal 3, and it contains information about various supernatural things and enchantments found in Gravity Falls. The second journal's appearance is similar to the third. This one is burgundy red, but it only has three gilded corners. In the middle of the cover, there is a golden hand with six fingers, like the third, but instead of the number "3," this one has the number "2." It is slightly damaged, but in better condition than the first and third. The second journal appears to have less damage than the first and third.
The second and third diaries have a page about zombies.
Also, the third and second journals have pages about Bill Cipher, as seen in "Brainscrapers".

More than thirty years before the series began, the Author kept journals, recording various supernatural creatures and objects found in Gravity Falls. Later, due to being followed, he decided to hide the journals in various parts of the town, hiding Journal 2 near Gravity Falls Elementary School. This way, he hoped no one would discover how to activate the portal to the universe. The journal eventually fell into the hands of Gideon Gleeful, who used it to learn about the supernatural town and also to find the Mystery Amulet. Driven by a thirst for power, Gideon sought out what he believed to be the remaining Journal 1 in order to combine them and open a portal of unimaginable power. Upon learning that the journal was likely buried in the Mystery Shack, he began a rivalry with Stan.

Thirty years before Dipper and Mabel arrived in Gravity Falls, Ford Pines recorded 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 to prevent anyone from activating the universal portal. He entrusted his brother Stan with hiding the first journal, but Stan became 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 inside, with the last of his strength, he threw journal #1 to Stan and disappeared into the portal. His brother repeatedly tries to bring him back from the other dimension, but without the other journals, this is impossible. Stan moves into his brother's house and begins his long search. In the episode "Gideon Rises," the journal appears for the first time. In the same episode The audience learns that the journal's owner is Stan Pines, and he uses the other journals to launch a portal to the Universe beneath the Mystery Shack. In "Scary Karaoke," the book appears again when Stan continues his plans, planning how to hide his project and the journals from the twins. In "Not What He Seems," when Dipper, Mabel, and Soos go down to Stan's basement, they see that he has Journal 1 and Journal 2. In "A Tale of Two Stans," Journal 1 appears in Ford's hands and later in his memories. In "Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future," Ford mentions discovering floating rocks and writing them down in his journal. He also discovers that the rocks were formed by a UFO crash millions of years ago. In "Weirdmageddon Part 1," all of the journals are burned by Bill Cipher.

Journal 1 is a mysterious book belonging to Stan. He received it from the journal's author, his brother Ford. It is the first journal, followed by Journal 2 (previously belonging to Gideon Gleeful) and Journal 3 (belonging to Dipper Pines). Little is known about its contents. It was believed to have been destroyed by Bill Cipher along with Journals 2 and 3 during Weirdmageddon, but after Bill's death, they were apparently restored and soon thrown into the Bottomless Pit.

He also once owned 2, the prequel to Dipper 3, which apparently contains mostly alchemical secrets, and therefore had knowledge of and access to many supernatural items, such as a mystical amulet that granted him telekinesis—the ability to control objects with his mind (which was destroyed by Mabel)—and cursed Egyptian super-termites. He also used several spells from 2 to achieve his goals, such as a ritual to summon Bill Cipher and a possession spell to temporarily inhabit Bud Gleeful's body. He has a knack for quickly winning people's affections and affection, and usually gets what he wants.

Therefore, in his free time, he hatches and carries out complex plans, none of which succeed. Meanwhile, Dipper hates Gideon just as much and often becomes a victim and obstacle to his devious schemes. Eventually, however, Dipper managed to convince Gideon to change his mind, and he led his men in a diversionary attack on Bill's henchmen—the bats with eyes—allowing Dipper, Soos, and Wendy to reach Mabel's prison. For unknown reasons, Stan and Gideon have had a long-standing rivalry, ever since Gideon moved to town. Initially, they were business rivals, and their rather ambitious personalities only fueled the feud. Gideon wants to get rid of Stan for many reasons, namely to gain control of his business and the strange secret he possesses, and to remove the "obstacle" to winning Mabel's love. He plots revenge day and night, though sometimes simply annoying Stan is enough. Stan doubts Gideon's abilities, constantly teases him, and calls him names. Gideon has a complicated relationship with Bill. He enjoys being able to rely on such an influential man, but he abhors the thought of playing second fiddle to someone more powerful. After his spectacular prison break is thwarted in "The Stanchuria Candidate," he decides to swallow his pride and call Bill as a last resort. Gideon's main talents are charm, cunning, and intrigue. In "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle," he attempts to maim Dipper Pines with sheep shears after Dipper "turns Mabel against him." Later, in the episode "Little Dipper", he comes up with many plans to get revenge on the Pines family, eventually shrinking the twins to take over the Mystery Shack.

A short, stocky boy with a pompadour that is larger than his head. He has icy-blonde hair, though it has been speculated that the color was the source of the amulet. This is disproved in "Hide and Seek," where he appears as a baby with icy-blonde hair in a defaced poster. He has an upturned nose, blue eyes,[9] and three freckles on each cheek. He wears a baby blue suit, a black shirt, an American flag pin on the left side of his collar, and brown polished shoes. He wore a jade amulet on his tie until Mabel destroyed it in "The Hand That Rocks the Mabel." In "Irrational Treasure," it is replaced by a white tie. Also in "Irrational Treasure," he curls his hair to look like a "humble tomato farmer." In "Deep Water," Gideon arrives at the pool wearing swim trunks with an American flag and goggles that reflect the sunlight. In "Weirdmageddon Part 1," his costume changes again: Bill has made him the "sheriff" of Gravity Falls. He wears a blue suit similar in color to his previous one, but with yellow fringe on the sleeves, pink buttons, and a white outline around the collar of the blazer. Underneath, he wears a white frilly shirt with a yellow bow tie, a brown belt with a bull, and white dress shoes. Shortly after meeting Mabel for the first time, Gideon falls head over heels in love with her and constantly tries to win her affection, resorting to various ploys, but all to no avail. Despite his crush, Gideon seeks revenge on Mabel and her family (whom he views as the only obstacle to a successful relationship). Mabel, however, views Gideon as creepy and unattractive, a true villain, and despises him and all his attempts at revenge. Gideon and Dipper are mortal enemies and frequently clash. Gideon views Dipper and his family as threats that must be dealt with to achieve revenge, win Mabel's love, and gain control of the Mystery Shack and its secrets.

At one point, he stated that she loves him, but just doesn't know it yet (possibly influenced by Bill's words about them being "destined" to be together). He also seems obsessed with gaining the power the journals provide, even attempting to track Dipper and Mabel down as they were leaving Gravity Falls and ignoring their claims that they didn't have the first journal. He is a master at manipulating people and lying to the citizens of Gravity Falls to get them to do what he wants, such as telling them that Dipper and Mabel blew up his "statue" with dynamite so they would be arrested. Because Gideon gets almost everything he wants, he can become extremely irritable when something is out of his reach. He refuses to acknowledge the fact that Mabel wants nothing to do with him and completely denies his feelings for her. At some point, he declared that she loved him, but just didn’t know it yet (perhaps he was influenced by Bill’s words that they were “destined” to be together).

He seems to be kind when necessary, as is the case with most of his dates with Mabel. He is manipulative, cunning, and sneaky, tricking Stan into becoming glued to a lawn chair in "The Deep End." He speaks with a Southern American dialect. He is spoiled, ungrateful, moody, selfish, and cruel to his parents: he throws ice cream, yells at them, throws tantrums, and breaks lamps. His mother seems to be afraid of him. He is also very vindictive and jealous, going so far as to try to kill Dipper and then Mabel in "The Stanchurch Candidate" after Mabel rejected him again and Stan beat him in an argument. He can also be very rude, obnoxious, and argumentative. An example is the episode "Ursa Minor," where people buy cars from his father, and he calls them "brainless idiots" behind their backs. He is extremely arrogant and considers himself superior to everyone in Gravity Falls. At one point, he states that everyone else is "sheep" who needs him. He is feuding with Dipper because he believes Dipper came between him and Mabel during the episode "The Hand That Rocks Mabel." He also feuds with Stan Pines because they are rivals in the Mystery Shack business. He also seems obsessed with obtaining the power that the journals grant, even attempting to track Dipper and Mabel down as they were leaving Gravity Falls, ignoring their claims that they don't have the first journal. He is a master at manipulating people and lying to the residents of Gravity Falls to get them to do what he wants. For example, he told them that Dipper and Mabel blew up his "statue" with dynamite to get them arrested. Because Gideon gets almost everything he wants, he can become extremely irritated when something is out of his reach. He refuses to acknowledge the fact that Mabel wants nothing to do with him and completely denies his feelings for her.

Deciding to use the flashlight to shrink Stan, Gideon heads to the Shack while Dipper and Mabel escape. Gideon catches them again and shrinks Sosa, thinking it's Stan. He then finds Stan in the Mirror Maze and corners him, preparing to shrink him. Dipper and Mabel tickle his armpit, immobilizing him and allowing the twins to retrieve the flashlight. Stan then teases Gideon and literally throws him out of the Shack. Soon after, he begins pacing the house. His father tells him he'll get revenge one day, but Gideon angrily replies that it's not just about revenge: he needs the Shack to find "something." In "Deep Under," he can be seen at the local pool, where he takes the best spot right in front of Stan. Stan's attempts to reclaim that spot end in failure, even when he sneaks in at night to grab a lounge chair before the pool opens. Gideon, anticipating this tactic, reveals to Stan that he's covered the lawn chair in glue. In the episode "The Dream Makers," Gideon summons a mind demon named Bill Cipher to enter Stan's mind and learn the combination to the safe containing the deed to "Mr. Mister's Cabin." His plan fails, so Gideon cancels his deal with Bill and resorts to Plan B: dynamite. He blows up the safe, takes the deed, and orders his father to tear down the "Mr. Mister's Cabin" sign with a battering ram. He attempts to have the Pines twins arrested, but Stan exposes Gideon's supposed powers: his special pins are hidden cameras. Outraged townspeople attack Gideon and arrest him, but Stan manages to retrieve his ID and steal Journal #2 from Gideon so he can finish building the machine in his underground secret lab. Little Gideon is a self-proclaimed teleprophet whose true goal is to outshine his competitor, the Mystery Shack. He uses his "favorite" status to his advantage, admitting that it makes it hard for people to refuse him.

A former teenage psychic who became a con artist. His thirst for absolute power drives him to manipulate and intimidate people to get what he wants. A sworn enemy of the Pines family, he serves as the main antagonist in the first season until he is ultimately defeated and imprisoned. He was largely absent from the first half of the second season but returned in the second half as a secondary antagonist serving Bill Cipher. Despite being an antagonist for much of the series, he later realized the error of his ways during the Weirdpocalypse and attempted to live as an ordinary citizen.
Stan casually mentions that Gideon and his family are "coming to town," clearly implying that he was born outside of Gravity Falls. Judging by Gideon and his parents' Southern accents, he is most likely of Southern descent. Gideon first appears (as a cameo) in an ad on the back cover of the Wacky News in the episode "The Legend of the Gobblewonker" with the words "Children's Psychic." After Soos shows the twins a commercial of Gideon in "The Hand That Rocks the Mabel," they decide to test his psychic abilities. They attend one of Gideon's performances at the Tent of Psychic, even though Stan forbids them to do so because Gideon often gets him into trouble. In the episode "Little Dipper," Gideon is playing with the Mystery Shack set and decides that taking over the Shack is the perfect way to get revenge. At first, he tries to force Stan to give up the Mystery Shack, but Stan isn't fooled. He tries to plant termites in the Shack, but Stan breaks the jar, and the termites start eating the bat and Gideon's hair. After failing twice, Gideon finds Dipper's crystal lantern, which can make objects grow and shrink. He shrinks the twins and brings them home. He calls Stan and tells him he has the twins, but Stan doesn't believe him.

At the same time, Stan is quite calculating—he's uncovered Gideon's plots numerous times, and at the end of the series, he managed to outsmart Bill Cipher himself. Despite this, he loves and values ​​his family. He responded to his brother's request for help after many years of separation, but was deeply saddened when he realized they would have to part again. After losing his brother, Stan didn't regret the thirty years of his life he spent saving him. Despite his age, Stan is physically capable of fighting back. He strives to protect Dipper and Mabel no matter what troubles they get into (like a zombie attack). When he suspected Ford might put his nephews in danger, he didn't hesitate to warn his brother to stay away from them. His feelings for his family were most clearly demonstrated in Weirdmageddon—he wasn't afraid to sacrifice himself to save his loved ones. Stan has brown eyes (though he has cataracts), gray eyebrows, and gray hair (brown in his youth). However, his hair is almost always hidden under a dark maroon fez, which featured a crescent moon (from episodes one to thirteen); later, after Gompers ate the fez, the crescent moon symbol was replaced with a similar one. Uncle Stan has a reddish-pink, pear-shaped nose, large ears, and fair skin. Due to his age, Stan has wrinkled skin and wears a hearing aid and dentures. He walks with a stoop. Stan has a burn mark on his shoulder blade in the shape of a symbol from the dashboard of the underground lab. He usually wears rectangular glasses with black frames. When visiting and at work, he wears a black suit consisting of trousers, a buttoned jacket, a red tie, brown shoes, and the aforementioned fez. He often leans on a cane with a billiard ball for a handle and wears an eyepatch over his right eye. At home, Stan wears a dirty white T-shirt, slippers, glasses, and a fez. Like Mabel, he writes left-handed.

Stan Pines, formerly known as Stanford Pines, is the great-uncle of Dipper and Mabel Pines and a permanent resident of Gravity Falls. After years of conning and criminal activity, he settled in the remote town of Gravity Falls, Oregon, where he runs a tourist trap, the Mystery Shack. Despite his initial skepticism of the supernatural, it is later revealed that he himself is closely connected to the paranormal activity in Gravity Falls. Stan was born on June 15th in the 1950s in Glass Shard Beach, New Jersey, along with his older brother, Ford. While Stan, unlike Ford, lacked the remarkable intelligence, according to his mother, he had a personality that made the two brothers an unstoppable pair. In their early youth, the Pines children faced frequent bullying, primarily at the hands of Crumpelter. He mocked Ford for his six fingers and Stan for his temper. Their father, Philbrick Pines, forced the children to attend boxing lessons, toughening and training them to fight back against bullies. These lessons would later help Stan win the heart of Carla McCorkle. At first glance, Uncle Stan is a natural salesman. He successfully runs a tourist trap in a town where there are plenty of naive tourists willing to buy trinkets or pay for tours of local "secrets." He runs his business skillfully and deliberately, striving to make money by any means necessary, regardless of the legality of the methods. When not running the business, in his free time, he mainly watches television. His favorite shows are "Money Wheel," "Duck-tive," and various soap operas. Besides this, he also loves fishing. Stan comes across as greedy and selfish. He once declared that his purpose in life was to become rich. Tourists are nothing more than wallets filled with money for him. The roots of this obsession seem to lie in his youth, when his own father kicked him out of the house, and he eked out a life of poverty for a long time.

Years of investigating the supernatural have made him a true brave man. As Ford himself admits, nothing surprises him anymore, even the discovery of a crashed UFO beneath the city. As Stan's twin, Ford bears a strong resemblance to him. However, there are several 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. Under the coat, he wears a black shirt and pants. Beginning in Season 2, Episode 13, Ford wears a tattered beige coat, a red turtleneck, light black pants, and brown boots. He has a shoulder bag strap slung over his shoulder.

Stanford Pines (Ford) is the author of the journals, the eldest son of Philbrick Pines, and the twin brother of Stan Pines. Like Stan, he is a great-uncle of Dipper and Mabel. His symbol on the Bill 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 explored caves, where they once found a broken sailboat and decided to restore it and sail away in search of treasure. Ford was often ridiculed for his six-fingered hands. He was one of the best students in school. He also attended boxing with Stan at his father's insistence. One day, Ford found a shrunken head in the family pawnshop and brought it to class. All the other students had brought soccer balls, soccer trophies, or books about soccer, and when Ford began his story, the other students started throwing them at him. If it weren't for Stan, who stepped in front of his brother and punched one of the kids in the nose, Ford would have spent the rest of the school year in the hospital. Ford is the opposite of his brother, Stan. He's smarter 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 it's appropriate to give children crossbows. Before Ford was trapped in the portal, he was portrayed as paranoid, distrusting everyone due to Bill's deception. Despite this, he is kind, noble, and willing to lay down his life to save his family and the city he lives in. Ford is very serious about his favorite work—researching the anomaly—and he truly loves it, even in the face of danger.

In addition to freely entering people's dreams, Bill also has the ability to exorcise a person's soul from their body, subsequently possessing their body. However, this doesn't happen when he so desires, but when his victim makes a deal with him, giving their consent. Once removed from their body, a person is stuck in the ghost world, unable to influence the rest of the world until they find a vessel. The vessel can't be alive; Dipper, after being exorcised from his body, used a sock to warn Mabel. Despite all his power, he also has weaknesses. Bill can visit dreams and do whatever he wants there, but this requires first making a deal. According to a prophecy, ten people gathered in a circle can stop him, although this requires following a certain sequence. Upon entering the physical world, Bill is subject to unpleasant influences, such as pain. Initially, he views these things as "fun," but after prolonged exposure, they become a heavy burden. While in someone's mind, Bill is nothing more than a thought there, and can therefore be destroyed by means such as a memory eraser.

His arms are not fixed in position and can move around his perimeter without any difficulty. In the episode "Dreamscaperers," he appears with a small black cane, and in the episode "Sock Opera," with a small gold cane. He also bears a resemblance to the All-Seeing Eye found on the dollar bill, which may be a reference to his name. When angry, Bill turns red, his limbs, top hat, and bow tie turn white, and his eye begins to glow light red. Bill's powers focus on manipulating the mind. He is described as a Demon of the Mind and displays some characteristic features of demons, such as forming a contract with the one who summoned him. When he is summoned, everything around him is placed in a kind of trance. The world loses color, becoming black and white, and Bill himself can influence the environment as he pleases, for example, he can remove all the teeth of a deer and then return them. The people watching don't realize they've fallen asleep until Bill leaves, when they realize their eyes have been closed for the entire encounter. Bill can enter a person's mind through their dreams. While inside a mind, he can manipulate absolutely everything, including its shape and landscape. He can communicate with the summoner via video call, using his body as a monitor. In essence, he can use their entire body as a projector or monitor. While inside a mind, he can also gather information from anyone else in the mind, bringing their dreams and ideas to life. These dreams seem to have a life of their own; Bill is at least close to omniscient. He knows "many things," including the truth behind many conspiracies, as well as future events, such as the destruction of the Gideonbot and the imprisonment of Gideon Gleeful. Bill also has a godlike ability: he can view the world through any image of himself. This explains why, throughout the show, he is depicted in nearly every episode.

They managed to defeat Bill using a ten-symbol zodiac; they left a painting in the cave depicting their fight with Bill, along with information on how to summon him and, more importantly, a warning to "never read" what was written there. Bill is an intelligent, eccentric, and insane demon. He is incredibly strange and charismatic, and speaks quickly. He is not to be underestimated—when angry, he is 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 it. However, he still has such a quality as cunning, which he regularly uses to his advantage. He skillfully manipulates his enemies and adversaries (Blendin Blendin, Stanford, and Dipper). In fact, he almost always tells them the truth, but at the same time twists the words, giving them a different meaning. He is not one to follow the rules. Considering legal and physical laws meaningless, he demonstrates an irresistible desire to break them. Bill has his own selfish philosophy: do what you want and don't care about the consequences. When Bill possessed Dipper's body, he hurt himself in various ways, not out of masochistic inclinations, but because he finds inflicting pain on another's body "fun." However, Bill has little understanding of human physical limitations, which sometimes backfires. He is a yellow, triangular creature (apparently an equilateral triangle) that bears a strong resemblance to an Egyptian pyramid and the All-Seeing Eye. He has one large eye with a black, slitted pupil, and four short eyelashes on the top and bottom. He primarily moves in the air, rarely standing on his own two feet. He has thin, black limbs, wears a small black bow tie, and has a tall, thin, black top hat that flies just above his head.

A magical being, a powerful demon capable of entering a person's subconscious, and the main antagonist of the series. Bill is known for his mysterious behavior and sadistic humor. He has terrorized Gravity Falls ever since he was summoned by Ford Pines over thirty years ago. He is the main antagonist of Gravity Falls, despite not playing a major role until the episode "Dreamscaperers." Bill Cipher was born in a two-dimensional world a trillion years before the events of the series. He despised the world, 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 once knew, including his own parents. Eventually, he took over and transformed into a lair for himself and his minions the swirling, ever-shifting intergalactic foam between dimensions: a lawless, unstable space between worlds known as the Nightmare Realm. Unfortunately, due to the absence of any laws, including the laws of physics, it was doomed to self-destruction. From then on, he searched for a way out until, a billion years before the events of the series, he learned of a prophecy that he would merge the Nightmare Realm with the third dimension. He began manipulating countless people 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 later become Gravity Falls, Oregon. He commissioned a shaman named Modoc to build an interstellar gateway to the Nightmare Realm. The natives complied with his wishes and built a gate, albeit one made of twigs. After Modoc learned of a prophecy foretelling 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 hastened to abandon it.

A master of arts and crafts, Mabel displays her talents in the sweaters she knits for herself and her Summerween costumes. She's also a skilled sculptor and can create an exact replica of a person in just a couple of hours, only out of wax. She's also very skilled with paper, easily folding a hat out of a map. Mabel can pick locks with pins and can accurately imitate animal sounds. She's an excellent mini-golfer and has even won championships in the sport. Mabel can also create anything out of wax and modeling clay; she claims to always have a glue gun attached to her.

Mabel Pines is an 18-year-old, cheerful, energetic, enthusiastic, and free-spirited teenager spending the summer with Grunkle Stan in Gravity Falls, Oregon, where she and Dipper constantly have to deal with the town's paranormal phenomena. She takes 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 in this series. Mabel was born five minutes before Dipper. Mabel's natural gift for learning was discovered at the age of two. Starting at age three, she began celebrating Halloween with her brother, and at age nine, she won a miniature golf tournament. She is very talented. 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 solve some mysteries. Mabel never refuses help and always gets what she wants. Mabel is a great conversationalist. Despite all the oddities in Gravity Falls, Mabel always sees the glass as half full. She rarely gets angry or upset, almost always maintaining 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 is a girl, exactly 1 mm taller than her twin brother. She has round, chubby, rosy cheeks, long brown hair that reaches her hips and curls at the ends; Mabel presumably has brown eyes and wears braces. Unlike her brother, Mabel's outfit changes every episode, but she has a certain order: sweater (they vary), headband, skirt, white socks, black ballet flats, and sometimes she wears earrings. In the episode "Headhunters," she wears a beret. Her most important attribute is a grappling hook.

He is 18 years old. He has brown hair with a tuft, a plump pink nose, presumably brown eyes with noticeable bags under them. On his forehead is a birthmark in the shape of the Big Dipper, which is where his name "Dipper" comes from, which means ladle in English. Unlike his sister, who wears different sweaters, he almost always wears the same clothes. An adventurer by nature, Dipper cannot sit still and is always looking for a solution to the next riddle. He is meticulous in all details, but sometimes his diligence puts his authority into question. Smart beyond his years, Dipper is unwilling to be left out of the puzzles that need to be solved, which often makes him restless even in everyday situations. He is very serious, unlike Mabel, but they get along well with each other. He is ready to do anything for his sister, which means he is also soft-hearted. Sometimes he can be selfish, using Dipper often gets teased for trivial things, which he takes great offense to and tries to correct. He is paranoid and has trust issues after seeing the phrase "Trust no one!" in Journal 3, making him skeptical of people and/or situations. Thanks to his knowledge of detective work, which he gained through reading, Dipper thinks like a detective, as seen in the episode "Headhunters." Dipper's greatest strengths are his high intellect, persistence, and leadership skills. In all the adventures the twins have encountered, Dipper has taken the initiative, using his ability to make quick decisions. He is shown to be a logical and rational thinker with an analytical mind compared to those around him. Thanks to his intelligence and his journal, Dipper often comes up with solutions to difficult situations. He has a plan for every situation. Dipper is shown to be capable of engaging in hand-to-hand combat, such as during his fight with Gideon.

Dipper Pines 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, exploring the mysteries of the Mystery Shack over the summer. He was born in Piedmont, California, five 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 five for a birthmark on his forehead that resembles the Big Dipper. Because of this, everyone, even close relatives, called him by his nickname. The twins' parents are counterculture activists (from a cultural studies perspective, counterculture is a movement that rejects the values ​​of the dominant culture), so they gave their children such unusual names – Mabel and Mason. Dipper's family was non-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 three. His mother made him dress up as a lamb and dance the Lamb Dance (Dipper hated it). Dipper is known to have excelled in school, even becoming a three-time finalist in the Piedmont High School dictation competition. However, unlike his sister, he was not popular socially, constantly being bullied because of his birthmark. For this reason, he has worn a cap with a star since fifth grade to hide his birthmark, and has never even washed it for fear of washing away the good luck. Dipper wears a white and blue cap with a picture of a fir tree (although Bill Cipher calls it a pine tree), a red and orange T-shirt, a dark blue hooded vest with inside pockets, gray shorts, white socks with red stripes, and sneakers.