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Stanford Filbrick Pines, better known as Ford or Uncle Ford, is the author of Journals 1, 2, and 3, and is the twin brother of Stan Pines. He spent six years investigating the supernatural side of Gravity Falls, Oregon until his disappearance in the Universal Portal. He was found alive during "He's Not What He Seems."

Stanford Pines Stanford Pines image article Information Birth June 15, 1952[1] Age 60 Sex Male Relations Family Filbrick Pines (Father) Mrs. Pines (Mother) Stanley Pines (Twin Brother) Marilyn Pines (Ex-Sister-in-law) Shermy Pines (nephew) Mabel Pines (Grandniece) Dipper Pines (Great-Nephew) Allies Wendy Corduroy Soos Ramirez Actual state Alive Nickname(s) The author Uncle Ford Brainiac Fordsie Sixer Occupation Investigator First apparition "He is not what he seems" Last appearance "Weirdmageddon 3: Reclaim the Village" Dubbing United States: J.K. Simmons Argentina: Juan Manuel Echave

Appearance Ford Pines Being the twin of Stanley Pines, he has a similar appearance to him, being the same age. However, he appears younger than his brother, having dark gray hair with only a light gray portion. In the episode "The Last Mabelcorn", a close-up of Ford's eyes can be seen, revealing that he has blue eyes. Presumably, being his twin, Stan also has them. He is seen wearing a long black robe with multiple pockets inside and an object that appears to be a gun on his back. Under his robe he wears a black shirt and pants. He also wears black boots, a brown belt that goes over his shoulder, a torn cape, and a gray scarf (in his first appearance he looked like this).

However, starting with the next episode "Dungeons, Dungeons and More Dungeons", he uses the same outfit, just in different colors. His turtleneck shirt (or sweater) is red, and he still has the belt across his chest, slightly dark brown pants, brown boots that seem to be dirty, and his flesh-colored investigator's lab coat as he used to wear it before (inside this coat he has some weapons), although now it is more neglected, having a small tear at the end of it. He wears round glasses, one of which has a crack in it, and at first glance he doesn't have much of a beard, unlike his brother. He has polydactyly (which means, in this case, that he has an extra finger), so he has six fingers on both hands.

Personality Ford is considered a very serious and focused man. When he was young, being considered a "freak" for having six fingers on each hand, other children made fun of him, until he learned to ignore them. He is not usually a very affectionate person towards others, since he is not always good at socializing with other people (except for Dipper, his nephew, who shares the same interests with him) because he has a shy personality.

He can sometimes be spiteful. This is shown by his inability to forgive his brother for ruining his project, even after 30 years. He is also usually very naive, being capable of doing stupid things in order to gain as much knowledge as possible. He is very brave and intelligent, giving little or no importance to danger. He is passionate about everything related to research, studies, the anomalies of Gravity Falls and other mysterious places. At the end of the series, Ford shows a slightly more open side, now that he has made peace with his brother.

Relations Stanley Pines

They were very close as children and teenagers, showing high trust and camaraderie between the two. Because Ford was always the target of ridicule from the other children, he could only rely on his twin brother since he was the only person who supported him and truly loved him. They both enjoyed hunting mysteries and playing on the beach, which they visited throughout their youth. They both wanted to continue hunting mysteries and go off island to see new places on their War Stan, a ship they had created.

Stan and Ford exploring a cave Ford and Stan exploring a cave during their childhood. Unfortunately, things would fall apart. Stan, upon learning that his brother would be attending a private college, breaking up in the process, suffered from great sadness combined with fear, accidentally causing the destruction of his brother's science project, leaving him out of college and as a result, they would grow apart forever. Both went on to live their separate lives; Stan focused on finding money and business to work on his own store as a company while Ford focused on studying scientific things (specifically paranormal and of his interest), coming across the mysterious town of Gravity Falls, where he would find everything he had wanted for a long time.

Years later, Ford calls his brother to ask him to hide Journal 1, which made Stan angry, as he thought the meeting was for a reconciliation, starting a fight with his brother, which would end with Ford accidentally trapped in the Universal Portal.

Stan spent the next 30 years trying to get his brother back through the Journals, the Universal Portal, and the town's mysteries, but once he did, the two were unable to reconcile. Ford still held contempt for him, while Stan also decided not to get too close, instead asking Ford not to get involved with Dipper and Mabel, as in his words "They're the only family he has left."

During the Weirdmageddon, despite fighting after completing the Zodiac, both are trapped by Bill Key and decide to cooperate together to save the children from his clutches. They both exchange clothes to trick Bill and when Bill takes Stan's mind believing it to be Ford's, he is forced to erase his brother's memory to eliminate Bill forever. When everything returns to normal, Ford shows his sadness for what happened to his brother and calls him a true hero. Stan fortunately regains his memory and Ford decides to make peace with him, offering to go together to hunt mysteries in the War Stan, just as they had wished as children. Stan agrees and both create the "War Stan II".

Bill Key

A long time ago Ford had a stalemate in his research on where the strange events in Gravity Falls came from, he needed something to move forward, that's when he went looking for answers. One day he found some strange writings in a cave, ancient incantations about a being with answers, the writings said they shouldn't be read, but in desperation, Ford takes the risk and reads them out loud, but when he does so nothing happens, it's not until that same afternoon that he had a very peculiar dream in which Bill appeared to him and that's where they meet. Bill at first was a gentleman with him, although it was all a lie (just to reach his goals) but Ford was blinded by it. Bill offers him his help but he would have to get into his mind, having total entry and exit, Ford accepts. Since then they begin to work together and he gives him ideas on how to build the Universal Portal.

Ford later becomes aware of Bill's deceptions when his partner Fiddleford McGucket has an accident and manages to see Bill's true plans. It is there that he decides to talk to him and learns that he wants to create the bridge between their two worlds and bring chaos. From that moment on, Bill tormented Ford day and night, getting into his mind over and over again, as well as telling him that things will change very soon and that he could do nothing about it, as well as making him think that his nightmares will soon become realities.

Fiddleford McGucket

Ford met McGucket in college, where he became close friends over their mutual inspiration for science-related topics. The two played games and joked around; one of their constant games was Ford taking apart the Rubik's cube (a parody of the Rubik's cube in Gravity Falls) and Fiddle couldn't resist putting the cube back together.[2] The two also thought about their future, being the topic of conversation during nights at college.[3]

Years later, Ford contacts Fiddleford again, asking him to help him build the Universal Portal, which he agrees to do. During Fiddleford's stay in Gravity Falls, Ford called him "F" to protect his identity. Although Ford trusted him quite a bit, he never told him about Bill Clave, as he knew Fiddleford would not believe him and would call him crazy.

After the portal is finished, Fiddleford accidentally enters it and manages to see what was actually inside the portal, leaving him severely shaken and traumatized. Fiddleford calls out to Ford and tells him to stop and leave the portal, but Ford refuses. Fiddleford decides to leave, breaking his friendship with him.

In "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Town" they finally meet again in the Scaryramid and Ford thinks that he must still hate him, however McGucket forgives him and they hug and become friends again.

Dipper Pines

Ever since Dipper found Diary 3, he felt a great admiration for the Author, and spent much of his time trying to discover his identity.

After discovering that he was in fact his great-uncle Ford, this admiration became even more present. Dipper quickly sought to help him in his investigations, but was rejected. However, after noticing their many similarities, they quickly became friends.

Currently, Dipper is perhaps the only person in whom his Uncle Ford placed his trust, as well as being the only one to whom he shows affection in the series, after continuing to distance himself from Stan, and the latter has become his apprentice. Ford has spent a lot of time with Dipper since his arrival, and he considers him not only as his nephew, but as his friend.

Mabel Pines

Ford gets along with her very well and considers her a nice person.

Skills Despite being an old man, Ford possesses great physical strength and agility, which he gained when he was just a child and has maintained perfectly. He also possesses great skill with weapons, gadgets, and inventions. Ford also possesses great wisdom and great intellect, which he also gained as a child. Ford has knowledge about paranormal things in Gravity Falls, Oregon, as well as knowledge of normal life, such as mathematics, science, art, etc. He is also able to build very useful objects for himself, such as the electric gloves he used in the episode Dungeons, Dungeons, and More Dungeons to try to kill the Octopus Cyclopuppet, the weapon he used in the same episode, the magnetic weapon seen in the episode Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future, among others. It is worth mentioning that he is a survivor, this is clear from being trapped in various dimensions for more than 30 years and still coming back alive.

Ford is also an excellent draftsman, evidence of this are his Journals, which were drawn by him. His journals also demonstrate Ford's analytical skills, where he examines creatures/facts and gives his theories.

Stanley Pines, also known as Uncle Stan, formerly Stanford Pines or simply Stan, is the owner of the Mystery Shack and great-uncle of Dipper and Mabel Pines, the protagonists of the story.

After years of crime and infamy, Stan landed a job as a business owner in the mysterious town of Gravity Falls, Oregon, in a mystery attraction cabin that is actually a home-based shop that functions as a tourist trap to scam customers and get money.

Although he initially appears completely detached and skeptical of the mysterious and paranormal things in town, it is later revealed that he was actually very connected to those things. His main mission was to rescue his twin brother, Stanford Pines.

Stanley Pines Stan image article Information Birth June 15, 1952[1] Age 60 Sex Male Relations Family Filbrick Pines (father) Caryn Pines (mother) Stanford Pines (twin brother) Shermy Pines (nephew) Dipper Pines and Mabel Pines (great-nephews) Actual state Alive Occupation Founding owner of The Mystery Cabin First apparition Tourist Trapped Last appearance Weirdmageddon 3: Reclaiming the Village Dubbing United States: Alex Hirsch Argentina: Carlos Celestre

Physical appearance Uncle Stan has gray hair, a flat gray beard, gray sideburns, and often wears a maroon-colored Chinese fez with a gold crescent moon and a black tail at the back. While running the Mystery Shack, he is seen wearing a black tuxedo with a red bow tie under a white T-shirt, black pants, and brown shoes. When not in the Mystery Shack, he wears a gold buckle along with a white tank top and blue striped shorts. He always wears blue shoes, and sometimes carries a wooden cane with an "8-ball" symbol on it. He wears square black glasses, a long red nose, large ears, and oddly colored (yellow) teeth.

Relations Dipper Pines

Stan most of the time treats Dipper very badly by making him do the most difficult or absurd tasks and seems to have no affection towards him, but in the episodes "Dream Escape", it is seen that Stan loves Dipper very much and that he only treats him like that so that he becomes stronger and can fight against the world. Since that episode it is seen that Stan shows a little more affection towards his great-nephew. Whenever he talks to him about paranormal things, Stan calls him paranoid and exaggerated, and does not take him seriously saying that it is all in his mind, but in the episode Scare-oke he thinks that he is the same as him and admits that he was already aware of the strange occurrences in Gravity Falls, and wanted Dipper to stay away from all that.

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Stan treats Mabel a little better than Dipper. He considers her immature and that she almost always talks nonsense, but it is seen that he has respect and admiration for her, as seen in the episode "Mabel Rules Today", in the episode "The Land Before the Pig", it is seen that Stan cares about Mabel and that he feels bad if she does not talk to him because he misses her jokes and her way of being.

Stan is very fond of his two great-nephews, so much so that he buys them two tickets to return home because he is not sure if he will be able to support them or not.

Since his personality matches Mabel's, they understand each other better, he gets along better with her than with Dipper and everyone else.

Soos

Stan considers Soos to be a trustworthy person, although he does not always give him permission to make arrangements around the cabin, as seen in "Mabel's in Charge". Stan and Soos have a close relationship, as seen in "Dream Escape" when he tells him why he treats Dipper the way he does. In "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Town", he gives him his position, leaving Soos as the leader of the cabin.

Wendy

Their relationship is nothing special, it's the typical Boss-Employee relationship. Stan considers Wendy a lazy person, that's why he doesn't let Wendy bring her friends to the cabin.

Gideon

Their relationship has been bad since the first time he appeared. Stan maintains a rivalry with Gideon due to the fact that the latter is always trying to take the Mystery Shack from him, for wanting to marry his niece and for being smarter than him. He considers Gideon a small threat and most of the time he doesn't take him seriously, only in "The Giant Gideon" is he afraid that Gideon will hurt him and his family.

Stan - Dipper mabel Stan making counterfeit bills with Dipper and Mabel Stanford Pines

Stanford Pines, or simply Ford Pines, is Stan's twin brother. During their youth they were very close, each being the other's only friend.

When Stan found out that his brother was going to attend a private college, and this would separate them, he suffered from great sadness combined with fear. He accidentally destroyed Ford Pines' science project, which would keep him out of college, and as a result, they would grow apart.

Years later, Ford Pines would call Stan, but not to reconcile, but to ask him to hide Journal 1, which angered Stan and started a fight with Ford Pines, which ended with Ford Pines trapped in the Universal Portal. Since then, Stan spent the next 30 years trying to get his brother back, but once he did, they were unable to reconcile.

Ford Pines still had some disdain for Stan, although he can be seen trying to make amends, being grateful for his brother's work. Meanwhile Stan remains estranged by his brother.

From the episode "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Village", after losing his memory, he manages to reconcile with his brother, leaves the cabin and goes to investigate anomalies with his brother and they rebuild their childhood ship.

and they rebuild their childhood ship "Stan o' War" (only this time it's the "Stan o' War II).

Mason Pines, better known as Dipper Pines, is the protagonist of Gravity Falls: A Summer of Mysteries. He is a boy from Piedmont, California who was sent by his parents to spend the holidays at his great-uncle's cabin, with his sister Mabel in the mysterious town called Gravity Falls, Oregon. Upon discovering that it was a paranormal town full of mysteries, Dipper dedicated himself to investigating the mysteries of that place with his friends and with the help of Diary 3. He is an adventurous, intelligent and curious thirteen-year-old boy always willing to go on adventures alone or with his friends in search of solving mysteries. His symbol in the Zodiac is the pine.

Her summer vacation is now over and she has returned to Piedmont, California with her sister.

Dipper Pines S2e4 Let's go Information Birth August 31, 1999 ♍️ Age 12 (from "Trapped Tourist" to "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Town") 13 (from "Weirdmageddon 3: Reclaim the Village" Sex Male Current residence Piedmont, California, United States Relations Relatives: Caryn Pines (Great-grandmother) Filbrick Pines (Great-grandfather) Shermy Pines (Grandfather) Stanley Pines (Great Uncle) Stanford Pines (Great Uncle) Mabel Pines (Twin) Marilyn Pines (Great Aunt) Allies: Soos Ramirez Wendy Corduroy (Love Interest) Candy Chiu Pacific Northwest Melody Tyrone † Dipper Clones † (Formerly) Quentin Trembley Duck Multi-bear Taurusmen (Formerly) Granny Lilliputians (Formerly) Fiddleford McGucket Blendin Soft read Robbie Valentino Tambry Thompson Nate Gideon Joy Lilliputians (Formerly) Rudo McGolpes (Formerly) Mr. Aguaclara (Previously) Enemies: Bill Key Happy Dippy Actual state Alive Nickname(s) Dipper (For all) Pine (By Bill Clave) Little One (By Bill Clave) Pines Boy (By Bill Clave) Pines Child (By Bill Clave)[1] Occupation Student First apparition "Trapped Tourist" Last appearance "Weirdmageddon 3: Reclaim the Village"

Personality Dipper is a very cowardly, intelligent, organized and critical boy with what he does. He is interested in and enjoys solving the town's mysteries, analyzing and making theories, although he can also become paranoid about the paranormal events in the town. He always tries to be prudent and rational, since due to the mockery towards him in the past, he always takes himself very seriously and feels the need to be approved by people, so that they do not think that he is just a child. In fact, it bothers him a lot when people consider him adorable or as someone inferior. In "The Magic Carpet" it is revealed that Dipper has the habit of "clicking" his pen when he is reflecting, analyzing, or thinking something too deeply. In "The Time Traveler's Pig" it is observed that he has a good knowledge of physics to perform calculations. Dipper is not usually as radiant as Mabel is, and he prefers to focus on a more "realistic" perspective instead of a fantasy one, although despite that, he has his sense of humor and likes to have fun. He usually takes the lead when on an adventure with Wendy, Soos, and Mabel due to his great bravery and intelligence. Like Mabel, Dipper is very brave, and has a lot of love and appreciation for his family, which leads him to do anything to protect and defend them, even if he himself knows he could lose in the attempt. A very clear example of this is when he faces Gideon ("Giant Gideon") and Bill Key ("Dream Escape" and "Weirdmageddon: Part 1"), who were much stronger and more powerful than him. In the episode "Dipper and Mabel Versus the Future" Dipper doubted Ford's proposal to be his apprentice, since this would mean that Mabel would be left without him in California, which shows that Dipper usually thinks of his family first, and is even willing to reject compromising opportunities in order to be with them.

Dipper can be skeptical, especially with people. He can be resentful, which is made very clear with Pacifica Northwest, as he had a strong resentment for mistreating Mabel and wanted to give her what she deserved, even after Mabel stopped hating Pacifica. However, he forgave her and saw that she was not really that bad, showing that he is capable of forgiving those who have hurt him or someone close to him. Sometimes he can be selfish, like any child his age, although most of the time he learns from his mistake. He is very determined and has a strong sense of morality and justice, as in the episode "He's Not What He Seems" he did not care much about attacking Stan and Soos (beings close to him) in order to know the truth and protect the world. Although Dipper is aware of his great abilities to analyze and solve mysteries, he himself is usually quite humble with his abilities. When Ford suggested the idea of ​​being his apprentice, Dipper was very hesitant about the proposal, and was convinced that he might not be as good as Ford hopes.

Due to his intrigue with the town's mysteries and his skeptical-bordering-on-paranoid personality, Dipper used to believe that he couldn't trust anyone (except perhaps his sister Mabel). He took the "Trust NO ONE" message from Book 3 to heart because it was precisely his way of thinking. He tends to panic and fear the obvious possible dangers of Gravity Falls, but always looks for ways to be brave. He was horrified by Bill Clave's supposed possession of Ford (possibly caused by his trouble trusting others) but did his best to take the situation in stride. Despite his moral side, Dipper doesn't mind breaking the rules a little to have fun with his friends.

Appearance Dipper pines 1 Dipper's design Dipper wears a distinctive white and blue cap with a pine tree image on it, a dark blue vest which remains open at all times, an orange short-sleeved shirt, grey shorts, white socks and dark blue shoes. In the episode "Double Dipper" it is revealed that he has a birthmark, the Big Dipper, and to hide it he wears a cap and lets his hair grow. He sometimes carries a green backpack where he carries his belongings which he uses to investigate or solve mysteries.

Relationships with other characters Mabel Pines

Despite their contrasting tastes, desires, and personalities, Dipper maintains a good, strong, and close relationship with his twin sister, and vice versa. He protects, cares for, and defends her whenever she's in danger and usually helps her out in her problems, even sacrificing his opportunities or risking his own life so that she can be happy and well, which contrasts greatly with Mabel, as she is not capable of sacrificing much for her brother. Dipper enjoys going on adventures with her and they usually spend time playing together, although they also tend to fight but always end up reconciling. He considers her his best friend and his closest ally[2].

In "He's Not What He Seems" Dipper and Mabel's relationship could have been severely broken, as she chose Stan over him, however, Dipper showed no resentment towards her. Despite getting along very well with her, Dipper apparently has resentment towards her and Stan due to them constantly making fun of him.

Stanley Pines

Unlike Mabel, Dipper is not as close with Stan, he considers him to be weird and is often annoyed when Stan doesn't take him seriously or makes fun of him. Stan doesn't usually take many precautions with children and often puts Dipper and Mabel in dangerous or illegal situations, such as counterfeiting money. [3] Unlike Mabel, Dipper notices this and becomes distrustful or has low expectations when Stan tells them he has a trip or a surprise planned for them.

He also shows annoyance at the fact that Stan gives him more chores than Mabel, especially because Stan is often very hard on him and exposes him to difficult or embarrassing situations. Despite this, Dipper loves his uncle and understands that even though it may not seem like it, Stan has good reasons.

He is willing to help his uncle when he gets into trouble, as shown in "Little Dipper". In "Dream Escape" you can see a very negative Dipper with Stan due to the harsh treatment he gave him, and shows that he wants to know his opinion about him, as he seems very interested in reviewing Stan's memories when he enters his mind. When he hears Stan say about him: "The kid is a loser, a coward, an absolute disgrace, I just want to get rid of him" Dipper becomes sad and totally believes that Stan hates him, but later when he hears the entire conversation, Dipper understands Stan and very determined, he goes to help the others, who were with Bill Key. Then when everyone leaves Stan's mind, Dipper hugs him and jokes with him.

Dipper and Mabel hug Stan. Dipper and Mabel hug Stan before getting on the bus. However, in "He's Not What He Seems", Dipper's relationship with Stan declines drastically, to the point where Dipper completely distrusts him and turns against him, but then upon discovering Stan's true motives, Dipper apologizes to him.

Even though their relationship can go up and down for a long time, they really have a certain

a certain trust, which is much better seen in the second season. There are times when their ideas usually coincide and when they can have a good time together supporting each other, as can be seen in "Roadside Attractions", where Stan gives Dipper advice and supports him throughout the trip.

Soos Ramirez

Dipper and Soos get along very well, both enjoying having fun and doing "boy things" like exploding hot dogs in the microwave. Soos often gives Dipper advice and guidance, while Dipper supports Soos and wants the best for him. Dipper is often seen accompanied by Soos and his sister, with Soos sometimes taking the lead role. However, Dipper is often annoyed when Soos ends up "messing things up" or complicating things by acting childish or getting into mischief, as shown in the episode "Pig or Life".

Wendy Corduroy

Dipper talking to Wendy Dipper talking to Wendy. After spending days at the Mystery Shack, Dipper would spend time with Wendy, usually cracking jokes with Mabel and Soos. Later, he developed romantic feelings for her. He considers Wendy to be cool and likes her laid-back attitude. He enjoys spending time with her for fun and sometimes felt the need to be approved by her. When Robbie Valentino became Wendy's boyfriend, Dipper began competing with him to win Wendy's affections. He usually tried to impress her, and preferred to keep his feelings for her a secret, although he was not good at it. He would sometimes be desperate to win her affections, sometimes becoming inconsiderate towards her, as happened in the episode "Boy Madness", where he focused too much on winning Wendy's affections and not on her feelings, who had just broken up with Robbie after discovering that he had lied to her. Dipper later reflected on his actions, and preferred not to interfere in Wendy's affairs again. In the episode "Visit to the Shelter", he was again interested in confessing his feelings for her, but was unsuccessful. He later confessed his feelings for her, thinking that Wendy had died because of him, however, it was only a copy of her created by the Shapeshifter, although the real Wendy had heard everything. When Wendy rejects him in a friendly manner, Dipper understands her decision and completely stops his attempts to impress her. However, he still couldn't stop thinking about her. In the episode "Roadside Attractions", Dipper was still not over his crush on her, and it is revealed that he had kept pictures of Wendy. In the episode, he tried his best not to think about her, which led to the idea of ​​flirting with other girls, although it turned out to be a disaster. "Weirdmageddon: Part 1" Dipper lets go of his feelings for her, and states that he

and states that "if there's one valuable thing she learned this summer, it was that you can't force a person to love you," making it clear that even if he still loves her, he will respect her decision. Dipper trusts her and declares that she's the coolest person he's ever met. He also admires her skills and her bravery in the face of danger.

Robbie Valentino

The two did not get along, Dipper disliked Robbie mainly because he was so close to having Wendy and because of some traits of him that he disliked, while Robbie resented Dipper for trying to interfere in his relationship with Wendy. They used to be rivals for Wendy's love, even getting into physical fights. In the episode "Troublemakers", they both agree to hate each other in silence. In the episode "Crazy Boys", Robbie begins to deeply hate Dipper since he was the cause of his breakup with Wendy.

However, the two seem to have gotten better and put their rivalry behind them, this as a thank you from Robbie to Mabel, as she was the one who helped him find a new love. In "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Town", Robbie can be seen singing and celebrating Dipper and Mabel's birthdays, showing that he has put aside his hatred for him, and that both have greatly improved in their relationship, you can even see Robbie's signature on Wendy's letter to Dipper that was a farewell gift, so that Dipper and his sister would remember them.

Gideon Joy

Dipper never believed in Gideon and assumed his magic was fake, he didn't give him much importance and didn't see him as a big threat. The only reason he was hanging around with him is because Gideon was always trying to get close to Mabel to make her his girlfriend or take over the Mystery Shack. When Gideon comes to them with evil intentions, Dipper usually defends his family from him, and thus, the two often end up fighting and underestimating each other.

Although he dislikes Gideon, Dipper admits that he has a "beautiful singing voice."[4]

In "Weirdageddon: Part 1", Dipper is more sympathetic towards him and tries to talk some sense into him. After they have patched things up, in "Weirdageddon 3: Taking Back the Town", Dipper shows concern for Gideon after discovering that he has been punished for betraying Bill Key. When the Weirdageddon ends,

ends and everything goes back to normal, you can see that Dipper and Gideon's relationship has improved a lot, because he let him come to his birthday party, and he also thanks the twins for turning the page and starting over. You can also see his signature on the letter that Wendy gave to Dipper so that he would remember them.

Skills His abilities include hunting monsters and solving puzzles. He thinks very logically compared to others around him and has a high intelligence that allows him to figure out different mysteries and riddles that other people can't. He is able to hold his own in fights, despite being very weak. In "The Hand That Rocks Mabel", Dipper is seen slapping Gideon while the two are fighting, later in "The Gigantic Gideon", Dipper manages to jump from a great height to fight Gideon (inside Gideon-bot), where he ends up winning the fight by using his intellect to make the robot hurt itself. In "The Mystery of Northwest Mansion" he is seen to have weapon handling skills such as a taser.

Mabel Pines is a main character in Gravity Falls: Summer of Mysteries. She is an energetic and cheerful girl who, along with her twin brother named Dipper, goes on vacation to a mysterious town called Gravity Falls. Mabel, along with her brother, Wendy Corduroy and Soos Ramirez, works at the Mystery Shack, and also lives there with her brother and her great-uncles Stanley and Stanford Pines. Unlike her brother, Mabel does not have much interest in the mysteries of the town, but despite that, she usually accompanies him most of the time on his adventures. She also has a flying grappling hook, which she usually carries most of the time and usually uses it as a weapon.

Currently, her summer vacation is over and she is in Piedmont, California, with her brother.

Mabel Pines Mabel pines profile Information Birth August 31, 1999 ♍️ Age 12 (from "Trapped Tourist" to "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Town") 13 (from "Weirdmageddon 3: Reclaim the Village") Sex Female Current residence Piedmont, California, United States Gravity Falls, Oregon, USA (Summer 2012) Relations Family: Shermy Pines (Father) Mrs. Pines (Mother) Stanford Pines (Great Uncle) Stanley Pines (Great Uncle) Marilyn Pines (Great Aunt) Dipper Pines (Twin Brother) Allies: Wendy Corduroy Soos Ramirez Duck (Pet) Grenda (best friend) Candy Chiu (best friend) Robbie Valentino Tambry Thompson Nate read Pacific Northwest Marmando (Love Interest) Granny Melody Lilliputians (Formerly) Gideon Joy Actual state Live Nickname(s) Dipper Girl Shooting Star (By Bill Clave) Teacher Mabel Miss Mabelton Alpha Twin Occupation Study Working at the Mystery Shack (during your summer vacation) First apparition Pilot Episode (pilot) "Trapped Tourist" (official) Last appearance "Weirdmageddon 3: Reclaim the Village"

Personality Mabel is a cheerful, optimistic, fun, relaxed and dreamy girl. She always enjoys any time with her friends and is willing to do any fun or extreme activity just to have fun. She has a great sense of humor and always tries to liven up situations. She usually accompanies Dipper on most of his investigations and adventures, although she is not really interested in the town's mysteries. She is often curious, kind and always wants the best for herself and others. She hates lying and is terrible at it, as she often tells everything she has to hide. She also usually strives to be a better person, doing good deeds most of the time. Mabel deeply dreams of an ideal summer love, which has led her to have love interests throughout the series. She is also fascinated by vampires, young adult novels and eighties music. She also likes fashion and makeup, and considers herself a cute and adorable girl. She likes to wear flashy clothes and that is why she is always seen wearing a different sweater in each episode.

She is generally confident, though there are times when she tends to feel insecure about her way of being, seen when Pacifica humiliated her and called her weird in "Irrational Treasure", which made her feel very discouraged. Whenever she hears something she doesn't do well, she tends to become obsessed with it and desperately seeks to show otherwise[1], although it depends on how much it affects her. Mabel has also shown to be a selfish and reckless person, which can especially be seen when it comes to her love interests; acting without thinking, or with her brother; being unable to sacrifice anything for him when he has sacrificed a lot for her. Her recklessness also caused Wendy's friends to break up for a while. Mabel is usually somewhat stubborn, and can hardly be convinced when something is said that she doesn't like or against her.

However, like Dipper, she is able to recognize her mistakes and make amends, as she herself preferred to abandon her love interest to defend Dipper from Bill Clave's control in "Love Without Socks", and at the end of "Weirdmageddon 2: Escape from Reality" she tells Dipper that she is okay with the fact that he wants to go study in another country with Ford.

Mabel also has a lot of affection for her friend Pato, whom she later adopts as a pet and considers him as a great friend, showing that she also has emotional bonds with creatures or other beings. Mabel also likes boy bands, as seen in Boy Craze. Another trait of Mabel is that while she has feelings that can make her feel demoralized, she shows not to feel resentment once people show their redemption; she held a lot of resentment towards Gideon Joy but later they made peace upon participating in the recovery of Gravity Falls.

Mabel's cheerful and fun personality is charming to her family, as she gets along very well with her two uncles and is sometimes Soos' second-hand, which is why both Stan and his brother Dipper usually defend her from anyone who underestimates her or tries to hurt her.

Appearance Mabel pines 1 Mabel She is always seen wearing sweaters of different designs in each episode. Her most recognizable design is when she wears her pink sweater with a shooting star on it, seen in "Tourist Trapped". She wears a regular black skirt and shoes. She wears silver braces. She has long wavy brown hair, brown eyes[2] and her cheeks are rosy. Like her sweaters, the ribbons and skirts she wears also vary in each episode. She is exactly one millimeter taller than her brother[3].

Skills Mabel claims to be a master of arts and crafts, which she backs up with the skills she has shown so far, including knitting (She knits her own sweaters), scrap booking (Having made a few little scrap books about herself and her past Halloween customs), wax sculpting (As seen in Headhunters, when she makes a lifelike wax figure of Uncle Stan in a short period of time), and is very good at paper folding (As seen in Irrational Treasure when she makes a hat out of an old piece of paper in just a few seconds). She is also very good at mini golf (always has been) as shown in the episode Golf Wars.

Relationships with other characters Dipper Pines

Mabel enjoys spending time with Dipper, investigating town mysteries or just having fun with board games. Since they were very young they have always been close, and have always had each other's support, although at the beginning of the series in "Tourist Trapped" they seemed to be somewhat distant, however, throughout the series their bond becomes much stronger. Sometimes they tend to be quite competitive with each other. Due to their contrasting personalities, they sometimes tend to argue but they always know how to solve it. Mabel is sometimes not very interested in Dipper's investigations, and considers him to be annoying at times. Mabel can sometimes be very selfish with him, as Bill Clave points out in "Love without Socks", although in the same episode she shows that she is capable of sacrificing things for him, just as Dipper has done for her. Although Mabel often plays pranks on Dipper, she is aware when this can hurt his feelings, and like Dipper, she gives him her support when he needs it. Mabel deeply appreciates Dipper's company and fears being separated from him like Stan and Ford in the past. In the episode "Dipper and Mabel Versus the Future", she is distraught and cries upon learning that Dipper is going to be separated from her, as he will become Ford's apprentice, and claims to feel betrayed because she thought Dipper would always be on her side. Later, at the end of "Weirdmageddon 2: Escape from Reality", she tells him that if he really wants to do it, she will not stand in his way. In "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Town", she motivates the Resistance with Dipper, and they work together during the pursuit of Bill Key.

Stan Pines

They both get along well because they share a sense of humor, although sometimes Mabel is incredibly cheerful and optimistic, while Stan is somewhat greedy and cunning, so their personalities sometimes clash. Mabel often gets involved in trouble.

Mabel often gets involved in her uncle's problems, offering to help him whether he wants it or not. In the episode "Dipper and Mabel Versus the Future", she receives support from Stan when she is sad, and like him, she wishes for things to stay the same.

Soos

Soos and Mabel are close friends, even having a secret handshake and nicknames for each other. Soos often serves as a companion to Mabel on many of her adventures, and frequently offers guidance, though he doesn't always listen. Mabel and Soos share a mutual love of humor and optimism, which aids in their closeness and their tendencies.

Wendy Corduroy

Mabel and Wendy are good friends. They enjoy hanging out and being silly together. Mabel sometimes asks Wendy for help, although she isn't very helpful, but Wendy is known to be the one who gives the most advice.

Gideon Joy

Mabel initially got along well with Gideon, as he was a kind boy with interests that weren't limited to just "doing guy things", which made Mabel feel understood and not as left out as she usually was with Soos and Dipper. She enjoyed hanging out with him until Gideon asked her out on dates, which made her feel uncomfortable. Mabel didn't really want to go on the dates, but felt obligated not to hurt her friendship with Gideon. Once she makes it clear that she wants nothing to do with him due to his obsessive attitude and almost killing Dipper, Gideon becomes a common adversary of the Pines family. Mabel generally holds a grudge against Gideon and detests his presence.

The two characters are on good terms in Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Town, where Gideon leaves his selfishness behind to help Gravity Falls.

Duck

Mabel cares deeply for her pet pig, even calling him her "soulmate". She often sees him and spends time with him. When Pacifica won Pato over in an alternate timeline, she became sad and went so far as to rewind time.

Candy Chiu

Despite others' doubts, they share typical interests for girls their age, such as boys, makeup and romance. It is safe to say that they spend time together on a friendship basis as well as participating in various activities.

Grenda

Her relationship with Grenda is one of friendship, with whom she shares her tastes as well as with Candy Chiu. Both love the band Several Times and have different ways of flirting. In the episode The Mystery of the Northwest Mansion, Grenda has a small argument with Mabel and Candy because of her way of flirting with Marius von Fundshauser. Finally, Mabel and Candy accept Grenda's way of being. She is one of Mabel's most faithful friends.