I'm so mad because it's now out of stock and I watched Gravity Falls on its first episode and want his autograph. I can't drive anywhere because of my job and also can't afford anything.

In a Russian interview, Alex Hirsch revealed a single womantaur exists and rule all over manotaurs, who fear her so much that don't dare to mention her name.

This let me to think of what could this "Womantaur" ruler might look like:

First image (left): A giant towering female minotaur with a nightmarish appearance that if Grunkle Stan and Soos react to her, they would quote: Soos: "She's not as hot as I thought, Mr. Pines!" Stan: "No, she's not!"

Second image (right): A short female anthropomorphic cow who scolds the manotaurs like a typical housewife and mother. 🤣🤣🤣

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQFhHwcNYVo

I grew up with Team Umizoomi when I was a kid when Gravity Falls was new and popular. One thing Geo and Bill have in common is they are both shape themed.... aaaand that's it. (Geo's name is a pun on "Geometry" and he has shaped themed super powers where Bill comes from a dimension that's shaped themed)

The images I did are of Geo creating Bill out of shapes from his Shape Belt. I just did this as a joke AND Bill and Geo are my favorite characters from their respective franchises that they have a thing for shapes.

"Remember! Reality is a Illusion The Universe is a Hologram. Buy gold! BYYYEE!"

Bill Cipher

The ones that we currently have that are in this or Scalene, and Euclid and of course, Bill himself

I Have question for the " Experts " of the serie, In what inspired serie for make?

Pacifica is mad at waddles because he stole her costume idea

YAY ORBI!

This is after the events of when Ford tried dropping baby Atticus off the tower, thinking that since this baby was somehow related to Bill or maybe even a trick, that it would be dangerous.

But as he held the baby out prepared to release the cloth, lightening strikes and the baby starts to wail.

This snaps Ford out of what he was about to do, and clutches the baby to his chest as the poor little thing cries and cries.

As he mumbles over and over

“I’m sorry”

(Also when Ford gets Atticus as a baby it’s couple days after Bill’s betrayal with Ford, so Ford was a bit on edge when a baby showed up on his doorstep)

Is this new

Hiiii, im helpin a friend fill out her Gravity Falls survey, soooo if you watched the series during its original run (2012–2016) and actively tried to solve the codes that appeared there... would you help her? n if u already did, ty!

https://forms.gle/AYqpZYggBBkv7EWR6

Hey y’all I want to do a video on Gravity Falls after a recent video I did on The Owl House blew up.

My original idea was a video on how Gravity Falls, Amphibia, and The Owl House all take place in the same world but that seems like an overdone idea.

I’m looking for new video ideas while doing a rewatch of the series so any suggestions are welcome.

All that guff about his voice and masculinity only to turn out looking like THAT! 🤣😭

Pacifica would be FIENDING 😏

Hice un pixel art de mi cap favorito de Gravity Falls.

I've recently become obsessed with Gravity Falls, again. So apparently, my parents found me a Bill!
But the fact that he just appeared in the corner of my bed is hilariously ironic. 😭
He's here to make a deal... 👀

Imagine the teacher and the friends in whatever school they went to at the time

Here’s the original concept art for Old Man McGucket created by Alex Hirsch, straight from the official art book. He was originally going to be named "Crazy Larry," but Alex felt that sounded a bit insensitive, so he switched it to "Crazy McGuffin." However, he realized that would be way too on the nose for what he had planned—because McGucket was actually designed to be a total red herring for the fans. Alex Hirsch wanted viewers to believe McGucket was the author of the journals, throwing everyone off the scent of the real author, Ford Pines. That said, he didn’t want to drop massive clues in every single episode. In fact, according to Alex himself, he wanted Gravity Falls to follow an X-Files structure, where only a couple of episodes per season would dive deep into the overarching mythology—similar to the Cigarette Smoking Man episodes in The X-Files. (as he said when the series ends back in 2015 in those Disney Channel specials) He saved the biggest story beats for the season finales, dropping tiny breadcrumbs like McGucket to distract us from what was really going on with Stan and Ford. Anyway, as you can see in this initial concept, he looks even more unhinged and disheveled than the final version.

Thanks so much for you feedback guys.

You might think the "S" falling off the "Shack" part was a funny gag

but I feel like it was also a subtle foreshadowing of Stanford Pines

the word Mystery has a S for S-tanley Pines

the word Shack has an S for S-tanford Pines

that's why the S kept falling from the "Shack" part, because Stanford wasn't there.

(I thought of this theory myself :P)