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* AdviceBackfire: Ford's advice to Fiddleford that, as scientists, they must use their own talents to overcome their problems, is what leads Fiddleford to create the Memory Eraser Gun.
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* AdviceBackfire: Ford's advice to Fiddleford that, as scientists, they must use their own talents to overcome their problems, is what leads Fiddleford to create the [[LaserGuidedAmnesia Memory Eraser Gun.Gun]].
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* AdviceBackfire: Ford's advice to Fiddleford that as scientists, they must use their own talents to overcome their problems is what leads Fiddleford to create the Memory Eraser Gun.
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* AdviceBackfire: Ford's advice to Fiddleford that that, as scientists, they must use their own talents to overcome their problems problems, is what leads Fiddleford to create the Memory Eraser Gun.
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** Wendy's father Manly Dan built the Mystery Shack for Ford back when he was known as "'Boyish' Dan Corduroy". The Author's notes on ghosts in "Northwest Mansion Mystery" were also made while renting Dan's shack.
** Why were there so many dead people to resurrect as zombies in front of the Mystery Shack in "Scary-oke"? Turns out they were the lumberjacks killed in the flood caused by the construction of the Northwest Manor detailed in "Northwest Mansion Mystery".
** Why were there so many dead people to resurrect as zombies in front of the Mystery Shack in "Scary-oke"? Turns out they were the lumberjacks killed in the flood caused by the construction of the Northwest Manor detailed in "Northwest Mansion Mystery".
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** Wendy's father Manly Dan built Ford's lab, which later became the Mystery Shack for Ford Shack, back when he was known as "'Boyish' Dan Corduroy". The Author's notes on ghosts in "Northwest Mansion Mystery" were also made while renting Dan's shack.
** Why were there so many dead people to resurrect as zombies in front of the Mystery Shack in "Scary-oke"? Turns out they were the lumberjacks killed in the flood caused by the construction of the Northwest Manor detailed in "Northwest Mansion Mystery". That's how Ford got the land so cheap.
** Why were there so many dead people to resurrect as zombies in front of the Mystery Shack in "Scary-oke"? Turns out they were the lumberjacks killed in the flood caused by the construction of the Northwest Manor detailed in "Northwest Mansion Mystery". That's how Ford got the land so cheap.
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* CerebusRollercoaster: The book starts out with silly, though sometimes [[BlackComedy macabre]], description of monsters and paranormal phenomena. It then turns much more serious as Ford details his manipulation by Bill and falling out with [=McGucket=]. Then it suddenly becomes much lighter as Dipper starts writing.
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* CerebusRollercoaster: The book starts out with silly, though sometimes [[BlackComedy macabre]], description of monsters and paranormal phenomena. It then turns much more serious as Ford details his manipulation by Bill and falling out with [=McGucket=]. Then it suddenly becomes much lighter as Dipper starts writing. When Ford resumes writing the entries, it gets serious again (barring Mabel's entries), but also much more hopeful.
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The book consists of every page shown in its cartoon counterpart, including pages never-before-seen by fans, notes by Dipper and Mabel, and the full and complete story of the Author of the journals.
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The book consists of every page shown in its cartoon counterpart, including plus many pages never-before-seen by fans, notes by Dipper and Mabel, and the full and complete story of the Author of the journals.
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* PaperThinDisguise: The Journal has a picture of [[spoiler:Blendin, who escaped into the 19th century when his part in Bill's Weirdmageddon made him an outlaw]]. Dipper never recognized him because he [[BeardnessProtectionProgram grew a mustache]] for the picture.
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* GivenNameReveal: [[spoiler:Dipper actually reveal his first name, to both Ford and the audience, in an entry set between "The Last Mabelcorn" and "Dipper and Mabel vs. The Future". His real name is "Mason".]]
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* GivenNameReveal: [[spoiler:Dipper actually reveal Dipper reveals his first name, to [[spoiler:to both Ford and the audience, in an entry set between "The Last Mabelcorn" and "Dipper and Mabel vs. The Future". His real name is "Mason".]]
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* GivenNameReveal: [[spoiler:Dipper actually reveal his first name, to both Ford and the audience, in an entry set between "The Last Mabelcorn" and "Dipper and Mabel vs. The Future". His real name is "Mason".]]
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* TheUnreveal: Alex Hirsch said in "Between the Pines" that Dipper's real name and Mabel's name had something in common. In the profile Dipper makes for himself, the first letter written in a crossed out "M", so that "something in common" was apparently the first letter. [[spoiler:Dipper does actually reveal his first name, to Ford in a part set between "The Last Mabelcorn" and "Dipper and Mabel vs. The Future". It's "Mason".]]
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* TheUnreveal: Alex Hirsch said in "Between the Pines" that Dipper's real name and Mabel's name had something in common. In the profile Dipper makes for himself, the first letter written in a crossed out "M", so that "something in common" was apparently the first letter. [[spoiler:Dipper does [[spoiler:He actually does reveal his first name, name later, to Ford in a part set between "The Last Mabelcorn" and "Dipper and Mabel vs. The Future". It's "Mason".Ford.]]
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* AccidentalMisnaming: Dipper is shown to have been so unfamiliar with Wendy and Soos by the end of "Tourist Trapped" that he called them "Wanda" and "Zeus".
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* AccidentalMisnaming: Dipper is shown to have been so unfamiliar with Wendy and Soos by the end of "Tourist Trapped" that he called them "Wanda" and "Zeus". [[StrangeMindsThinkAlike Ford later calls Soos "Zeus" as well.]]
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* HalfwayPlotSwitch: The book starts with a very loose narrative of the Author describing various monsters and other oddities of Gravity Falls. It then transitions into a much more focused story of the Author and 'F' building the Portal, going up until the Author's disappearance. From then, Dipper (sometimes Mabel or Soos) started writing his own adventures in the journal, recapping the events of episodes while telling of some events that happened between.
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* HalfwayPlotSwitch: The book starts with a very loose narrative of the Author describing various monsters and other oddities of Gravity Falls. It then transitions into a much more focused story of the Author and 'F' building the Portal, going up until the Author's disappearance. From then, Dipper (sometimes Mabel or Soos) started writing his own adventures in the journal, recapping the events of episodes while telling of [[{{Interquel}} some events that happened between.between]]. Once Ford returns, most of the entries are again written by him, detailing some of his 30 years in the other dimension and experience upon returning.
* LiteraryAgentHypothesis: The first page is a notice claiming the Journal was found by the Oregon Parks Department, and is now part of a Confiscated Items Sale/Bake-off. [[spoiler:Bill's destruction restored the Journals to better than it was before burning it. This allowed Ford to updated the Journal to the summer's end then, by Mabel's suggestion, throw it into the Bottomless Pit in hopes that it might inspire future adventurers.]]
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* TheUnreveal: Alex Hirsch said in "Between the Pines" that Dipper's real name and Mabel's name had something in common. In the profile Dipper makes for himself, the first letter written in a crossed out "M", so that "something in common" was apparently the first letter.
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* TheUnreveal: Alex Hirsch said in "Between the Pines" that Dipper's real name and Mabel's name had something in common. In the profile Dipper makes for himself, the first letter written in a crossed out "M", so that "something in common" was apparently the first letter. [[spoiler:Dipper does actually reveal his first name, to Ford in a part set between "The Last Mabelcorn" and "Dipper and Mabel vs. The Future". It's "Mason".]]
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* AdviceBackfire: Ford's advice to Fiddleford that as scientists, they must use their own talents to overcome their problems is what leads Fiddleford to create the Memory Eraser Gun.
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* ApocalypticLog: Ford's first third of the book ends with him going through his paranoia stage before he hides the book. Then Dipper's section cuts off when he's taken into child services and Agent Trigger confiscates the journal from him. Finally, Ford's returning section ends ominously as he prepares to face off against Bill who has just begun Weirdmageddon.
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* {{Diary}}: Contains a record of events from the Author and Dipper, with some additional writing from Mabel and Soos.
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* {{Diary}}: Contains a record of events from the Author and Dipper, with some additional writing from Mabel and Soos.Soos (and one page by Agent Trigger).
* DramaticIrony: Agent Trigger writes down that nobody will forget what he and the other agents will achieve from arresting Stan. [[TemptingFate They end up forgetting alright]].
* DramaticIrony: Agent Trigger writes down that nobody will forget what he and the other agents will achieve from arresting Stan. [[TemptingFate They end up forgetting alright]].
* NoOntologicalInertia: While it wasn't shown onscreen, apparently the journals ''were'' restored along with Gravity Falls following Bill's destruction.
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* VoidBetweenTheWorlds: Ford describes "the Nightmare Realm" Bill inhabited, and the portal sucked Ford into, as "not exactly a dimension, but rather a boiling, shifting intergalactic foam between dimensions".
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* VoidBetweenTheWorlds: Ford describes "the Nightmare Realm" Bill inhabited, and the portal sucked Ford into, as "not exactly a dimension, but rather a boiling, shifting intergalactic foam between dimensions".dimensions".
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: Following Bill's defeat, Ford writes a final entry that depicts him making up with Stan and Fiddleford, as well as him saying he's thankful to have a family that was there to save him from a disaster of his own making.
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: Following Bill's defeat, Ford writes a final entry that depicts him making up with Stan and Fiddleford, as well as him saying he's thankful to have a family that was there to save him from a disaster of his own making.
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The book consists of every page shown throughout the cartoon from all three journals, including pages never-before-seen by fans, notes by Dipper and Mabel, and the full and complete story of the Author of the journals.
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The book consists of every page shown throughout the in its cartoon from all three journals, counterpart, including pages never-before-seen by fans, notes by Dipper and Mabel, and the full and complete story of the Author of the journals.
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* VoidBetweenWorlds: Ford describes "the Nightmare Realm" Bill inhabited, and the portal sucked Ford into, as "not exactly a dimension, but rather a boiling, shifting intergalactic foam between dimensions".
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* VoidBetweenWorlds: VoidBetweenTheWorlds: Ford describes "the Nightmare Realm" Bill inhabited, and the portal sucked Ford into, as "not exactly a dimension, but rather a boiling, shifting intergalactic foam between dimensions".
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* TomeOfEldritchLore: The journals details the creatures that reside within the town of Gravity Falls, Oregon.
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* TomeOfEldritchLore: The journals details the creatures that reside within the town of Gravity Falls, Oregon.Oregon.
* VoidBetweenWorlds: Ford describes "the Nightmare Realm" Bill inhabited, and the portal sucked Ford into, as "not exactly a dimension, but rather a boiling, shifting intergalactic foam between dimensions".
* VoidBetweenWorlds: Ford describes "the Nightmare Realm" Bill inhabited, and the portal sucked Ford into, as "not exactly a dimension, but rather a boiling, shifting intergalactic foam between dimensions".
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* {{Pride}}: Ford's writing really emphasize how his own arrogance let Bill trick him into nearly destroying the world.
-->''"Don't forget what happened to [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Icarus]]," [F] told me as he packed up his things and left.\\
"[[ShutUpKirk He didn't flap hard enough]]," I replied.''
-->''"Don't forget what happened to [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Icarus]]," [F] told me as he packed up his things and left.\\
"[[ShutUpKirk He didn't flap hard enough]]," I replied.''
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Turns out Soos' infinite piece of pizza would not be [[MisappliedPhlebotinum a solution to world hunger]], as the piece only regenerates the parts that ''Soos'' eats.
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* ShipTease: When describing the events of "Northwest Mansion Mystery", Dipper mentions he was surprised at how decent a person Pacifica turned out to be. He then writes she "looks kind of okay in an evening dress, I guess". Then, in struck-out text, Dipper mentions that she smells nice and wonders if they had "some vibe going on".
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* ShipTease: When describing the events of "Northwest Mansion Mystery", Dipper mentions he was surprised at how decent a person Pacifica turned out to be. He then writes she "looks kind of okay in an evening dress, I guess". Then, in struck-out text, Then Dipper mentions that she smells nice and wonders if they had "some vibe going on".on", both of which are struck-out but still legible.
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* ShipTease: When describing the events of "Northwest Mansion Mystery", Dipper mentions he was surprised at how decent a person Pacifica turned out to be. He then writes she "looks kind of okay in an evening dress, I guess". Then, in struck-out text, Dipper mentions that she smells nice and wonders if they had "some vibe going on".
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* ConnectedAllAlong: Why were there so many dead people to resurrect as zombies in front of the Mystery Shack in "Scary-oke"? Turns out they were the lumberjacks killed in the flood caused by the construction of the Northwest Manor detailed in "Northwest Mansion Mystery".
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* ConnectedAllAlong: ConnectedAllAlong:
** Wendy's father Manly Dan built the Mystery Shack for Ford back when he was known as "'Boyish' Dan Corduroy". The Author's notes on ghosts in "Northwest Mansion Mystery" were also made while renting Dan's shack.
** Why were there so many dead people to resurrect as zombies in front of the Mystery Shack in "Scary-oke"? Turns out they were the lumberjacks killed in the flood caused by the construction of the Northwest Manor detailed in "Northwest MansionMystery".Mystery".
** Dipper finds a photo suggesting the lumberjack ghost from "Northwest Mansion Mystery" was a relative of Wendy's named "Archibald Corduroy".
** Wendy's father Manly Dan built the Mystery Shack for Ford back when he was known as "'Boyish' Dan Corduroy". The Author's notes on ghosts in "Northwest Mansion Mystery" were also made while renting Dan's shack.
** Why were there so many dead people to resurrect as zombies in front of the Mystery Shack in "Scary-oke"? Turns out they were the lumberjacks killed in the flood caused by the construction of the Northwest Manor detailed in "Northwest Mansion
** Dipper finds a photo suggesting the lumberjack ghost from "Northwest Mansion Mystery" was a relative of Wendy's named "Archibald Corduroy".
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Unless someone comes up with more trivia, I don't think it's worth making one just for that entry.
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* {{Defictionalization}}: A real life version of the journal shown within the show.
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* ConnectedAllAlong: Why were there so many dead people to resurrect as zombies in front of the Mystery Shack in "Scary-oke"? Turns out they were the lumberjacks killed in the flood caused by the construction of the Northwest Manor detailed in "Northwest Mansion Mystery".
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'''NOTE:''' As this book was meant to be read after watching the entire series, there will be ''many'' unmarked spoilers from the show.
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* CerebusRollercoaster: The book starts out with silly, though sometimes [[BlackComedy macabre]], description of monsters and paranormal phenomena. It then turns much more serious as Ford details his manipulation by Bill and falling out with [=McGucket=]. Then it suddenly becomes much lighter as Dipper starts writing.
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* AccidentalMisnaming: Dipper is shown to have been so unfamiliar with Wendy and Soos by the end of "Tourist Trapped" that he called them "Wanda" and "Zeus".
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* PageTurnSurprise: After recounting the account of the portal test, the next two pages are [[spoiler:nigh-covered with black scrawling ink, drawings of eyes, and red text spelling out "MY MUSE WAS A MONSTER", "I WAS A PUPPET", and "F WAS RIGHT".]]
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* AscendedFridgeHorror: In "Sock Opera", Bill plans for [[DemonicPossession Dipper's body]] after burning the journal is unspecified, leading many fans to expect the worse. The journal's recap for that episode includes a note Mabel found that "Bipper" wrote in the car ride:
-->''Note to self: Possessing people is hilarious! To think of all the sensations [[SenseFreak I've been missing out]] on--[[NightmareFetishist burning, stabbing, drowning]]. It's like a buffet tray of fun! Once I destroy that journal, I'll enjoy giving this body its grand finale--by [[PsychicAssistedSuicide throwing it off the water tower!]] Best of all, people will just think Pine Tree lost his mind and his mental form will wander in the mindscape forever. Want to join him, Shooting Star?''
* DarkerAndEdgier: The book clearly has looser content restrictions than the show, allowing such things as the Author mentioning abnormalities flat-out killing people and Bill directly stating he was going to make Dipper commit suicide while possessing his body.
-->''Note to self: Possessing people is hilarious! To think of all the sensations [[SenseFreak I've been missing out]] on--[[NightmareFetishist burning, stabbing, drowning]]. It's like a buffet tray of fun! Once I destroy that journal, I'll enjoy giving this body its grand finale--by [[PsychicAssistedSuicide throwing it off the water tower!]] Best of all, people will just think Pine Tree lost his mind and his mental form will wander in the mindscape forever. Want to join him, Shooting Star?''
* DarkerAndEdgier: The book clearly has looser content restrictions than the show, allowing such things as the Author mentioning abnormalities flat-out killing people and Bill directly stating he was going to make Dipper commit suicide while possessing his body.
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* {{Diary}}{{Diary}}: Contains a record of events from the Author and Dipper, with some additional writing from Mabel and Soos.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In the two-page spread of monster silhouettes, one can be identified as a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMJk4y9NGvE Plumbus]], an extremely phallic device from ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty''.
* HalfwayPlotSwitch: The book starts with a very loose narrative of the Author describing various monsters and other oddities of Gravity Falls. It then transitions into a much more focused story of the Author and 'F' building the Portal, going up until the Author's disappearance. From then, Dipper (sometimes Mabel or Soos) started writing his own adventures in the journal, recapping the events of episodes while telling of some events that happened between.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In the two-page spread of monster silhouettes, one can be identified as a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMJk4y9NGvE Plumbus]], an extremely phallic device from ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty''.
* HalfwayPlotSwitch: The book starts with a very loose narrative of the Author describing various monsters and other oddities of Gravity Falls. It then transitions into a much more focused story of the Author and 'F' building the Portal, going up until the Author's disappearance. From then, Dipper (sometimes Mabel or Soos) started writing his own adventures in the journal, recapping the events of episodes while telling of some events that happened between.
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* TombOfEldricthLore: The journals details the creatures that reside within the town of Gravity Falls, Oregon.
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A {{Defictionization}} of the iconic Journal #3 of Dipper Pines from the popular series ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' developed by Rob Renzetti, Andy Gonsalves, and series creator Alex Hirsch.
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A {{Defictionization}} {{Defictionalization}} of the iconic Journal #3 of Dipper Pines from the popular series ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' developed by Rob Renzetti, Andy Gonsalves, and series creator Alex Hirsch.
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A {{Defictionization}} of the iconic Journal #3 of Dipper Pines from the popular series ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' developed by Rob Renzetti, Andy Gonsalves, and series creator Alex Hirsch.
The book consists of every page shown throughout the cartoon from all three journals, including pages never-before-seen by fans, notes by Dipper and Mabel, and the full and complete story of the Author of the journals.
!!!This book contains examples of:
* {{Defictionization}}: A real life version of the journal shown within the show.
* {{Diary}}
* TombOfEldritchLore: The journals details the creatures that reside within the town of Gravity Falls, Oregon.
The book consists of every page shown throughout the cartoon from all three journals, including pages never-before-seen by fans, notes by Dipper and Mabel, and the full and complete story of the Author of the journals.
!!!This book contains examples of:
* {{Defictionization}}: A real life version of the journal shown within the show.
* {{Diary}}
* TombOfEldritchLore: The journals details the creatures that reside within the town of Gravity Falls, Oregon.
