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According to her, he is "not [in heaven]," implying that he's in Hell or Purgatory.[13]

Mrs. Ramirez Mrs. Ramirez is Soos' mother, Abuelita's daughter, Reggie's aunt (and therefore the sister of one of his parents), and Mr. Ramirez's wife. Little is known about her, aside from the fact that she is of Latin American heritage.[33]

Nate's girlfriend Nate's girlfriend is mentioned in "Boyz Crazy" by Robbie when he says that she and Nate were going up to Lookout Point, though they never showed up.[34] In "Double Dipper," Nate was seen dancing with a girl that might've been her. Sky Tram Host A Sky Tram Host provides information about the "world's slowest sky tram."

Soos' father S2e8 card back Soos Ramirez's unnamed father, Abuelita's son-in-law and Reggie's uncle, is never actually seen in the show. Soos has not seen his father since he was at least four years old.[12] Soos realized the extent of his father's neglect on his twelfth birthday, which led to a decade-long disdain for the date.[12] In "Weirdmageddon 2: Escape From Reality," since he doesn't remember what his dad looks like, Soos fantasizes that he has the body of a pro wrestler and a face he once saw on a hot sauce bottle. According to Alex Hirsch, Soos' father is Caucasian while his mother is Hispanic.[35] Soos' Spanish-language surname, Ramirez, suggests that he took his mother's surname. Steve Steve is a police officer in Gravity Falls. Sheriff Blubs and Deputy Durland abandon the Pines to watch him fit an entire cantaloupe in his mouth.[36]

Steven Steven is one of Old Man McGucket's friends. He has a wife and children, and he hasn't seen McGucket in a long time.[7]

Susie Susie was, at one point, suspected for the murder of Wax Stan. Bill's parents Bill's parents are the deceased mother and father of Bill Cipher, who were destroyed in the 2nd Dimension by their own son when he decided to "liberate" his home realm. Evidence from The Book of Bill and This Is Not A Website Dot Com imply that their names were Scalene and Euclid, with the pair being red and blue in color. It's implied that Bill inherited his hat from one of his parents as one of them is seen wearing said top hat in a video of baby Bill. It's also shown that they genuinely cared for Bill, but gave him medication to reduce his visions into the third dimension. Tambry's parents Tambry's parents go out of town on the day of Summerween, and their daughter hosts a party in their absence.[37]

Victor Valentino The father of Greg Valentino and paternal grandfather of Robbie Valentino. He was the Gravity Falls funeral director in the late 20th century. Ford Pines describes him as "creepier than zombies."

Baron von Fundshauser The father of Marius von Fundshauser. He died when Marius was only seven years old, during the time his son inherited a cravat and an epaulet factory that quickly gained prominence among the richest of the rich in his entire home area. Uncle Phil Uncle Phil was, at one point, suspected for the murder of Wax Stan. Unnamed Li'l Gideon fan An unnamed Li'l Gideon fan is mentioned by the child psychic on his date with Mabel Pines. He apparently shooed her away, telling her to "autograph her own headshot."[3]

Unnamed magician An unnamed magician is a man who once went on a date with Melody, an experience she found unpleasant.[13]

Unnamed telephone operator The operator behind the telephone number for Bill Cipher's Personal Injury Hotline, he sold his soul "a long time ago" and previously had a wife and children that he can no longer remember the name of. He's currently stuck in a phone screen, listing options for Bill Cipher's Personal Injury Hotline. Unnamed warden In "TV Shorts 1," a warden is mentioned by Gideon when the latter says "Oh no, The Warden!" after a fellow prisoner breaks prison glass out of enormous inspiration. Wax Abraham Lincoln A melted Wax Abraham Lincoln A melted Wax Abraham Lincoln

Wax Abraham Lincoln was one of several wax figures from the episode "Headhunters." He was a wax figure of the American President during the civil war, who had melted due to the fact that someone left open the window, thereby letting the sunlight in. Stan Pines then turns towards Wax John Wilkes Booth, thinking he was the culprit behind it, and holds him responsible. Wax John Wilkes Booth Held responsible as the killer of Wax Abraham Lincoln by Stan Pines.Mr. and Mrs. Pines are the unseen parents of Dipper and Mabel Pines. During the summer of 2012, they send the twins to Gravity Falls, Oregon to spend the summer with their great uncle Stan.History Early life They have been raising their twin children, Dipper and Mabel, since birth.[4][5] Their mother would dress Dipper in a lamb costume and have him perform the Lamby Lamby Dance when he was little.[6] At one point in the twins' childhood, their father returned from a Windows '95 conference (likely related to his computer-based occupation), and received a promotional bag containing a T-shirt. Lacking the intention to ever wear it, he handed the shirt down to Mabel, who now uses it as a sleep shirt.[1]

Season 1 Mr. and Mrs. Pines taking away their kids' things. Mr. and Mrs. Pines taking away their kids' things. Early in the summer of 2012, Mr. and Mrs. Pines agreed the twins needed some "fresh air" and sent them to Gravity Falls, Oregon to stay at their great uncle's house in the woods.[7] Apparently, they were in a hurry to get Dipper and Mabel out of the house for the summer because they had been having arguments about something that the kids didn't need to hear about.[8]

They are only briefly (and partially) shown in "Tourist Trapped," their arms and torsos showed as they trade their son and daughter's video game and pet cat, respectively, for luggage and sunscreen. A picture of Dipper in his lamb costume. A picture of Dipper in his lamb costume. Mabel mentions their mother in "The Inconveniencing," recalling that she used to dress Dipper up in a lamb costume and have him perform the Lamby Lamby Dance. In "Double Dipper," Wendy mentions she always assumed Dipper's nickname was derived out of his parents' hatred of him. Both parents are briefly mentioned in "The Time Traveler's Pig" when Blendin Blandin threatens Dipper and Mabel by saying he will go back in time to prevent their parents from ever meeting. Because they still exist, the twins conclude that he forgot. However, it is later revealed in “Blendin's Game” that Blendin wasn't able to carry out his plan due to being fired and sentenced to jail. The twins' father is mentioned throughout "Fight Fighters" by Rumble McSkirmish, who believes that Robbie killed him; however, it is made clear by Dipper that this was a lie and that their father is, in fact, alive and well. In "The Deep End," Mabel shows Mermando a picture of the family kickboxing. In "Gideon Rises," Stan tries to reassure Dipper and Mabel's parents over the phone that their children are doing fine, claiming that they are staying at a four-star hotel, though they are actually staying at Abuelita's run-down house. Shorts Mabel mentions their mother in "Mailbox," as she wishes to send her a video of her sticking one hundred gummy worms up her nose. Season 2 They are mentioned in "Dungeons, Dungeons, and More Dungeons," when Mabel is writing a letter to them, describing how her and Dipper's summer in Gravity Falls has been so far. In "Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future," they are mentioned when Ford tells Dipper that his parents would be thrilled that he could give Dipper an advanced education as his apprentice. In "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls," they are mentioned again when Mabel says that her parents wouldn't let her have Waddles at their home. After seeing Mabel's tearful goodbye to her pig, Stan demands that Waddles go home with her, saying that he put up with the pig all summer, so now it's Dipper and Mabel's parents' turn. Personality Mabel and Dipper's parents believe themselves to be slightly counter-culture, and purposefully chose somewhat archaic names for their children just so they'd stand out among more common names at the kids' preschool.[9] While they're not seen interacting much on-screen, they seem to care about their children. In "Gideon Rises", judging by Stan's responses when he phones them, they are less than satisfied by his explanation that he'd put them up in a four-star hotel, insisting on knowing whether they have enough to eat and apparently pressuring him to send them home since things were clearly getting out of hand. Mr. and Mrs. Pines' relationship with the twins seems to be positive enough that their children happily and unpromptedly write to them about their time in Gravity Falls, including bizarre situations such as the events of "Not What He Seems” and "Creature in the Closet".[10][11] Furthermore, according to the Gravity Falls: Journal 3 book, Mrs. Pines also seems to share some of her daughter's quirks and believes that Dipper's birthmark means that he is "destined for greatness". Dipper still does find his mother embarrassing at times due to the Lamby Lamby Dance.Trivia Dipper and Mabel's middle names are their parents' first names[12], like Alex and Ariel Hirsch. However, neither of their middle names are mentioned throughout the series. Dipper and Mabel's father's occupation is related to computers.[13] According to Hirsch, Mr. Pines attended a Windows '95 conference and got a promotional shirt in a bag that he never wanted to wear, which became Mabel's sleep-time shirt with the floppy disk on it.[1] In the original pilot pitch bible for the series, their reason for sending Dipper and Mabel to Gravity Falls was not to give them "fresh air," but because the couple had won tickets for a summer-long luxury cruise, and Stan was the only relative available to take them. They reasoned to the twins that "it'll be nice to get away from it all," and hoped that "Stan isn't under house arrest anymore." In The Book of Bill, Bill Cipher reveals that Dipper has nightmares about overhearing a fight between his parents that he wasn't supposed to hear, implying it was why the couple was in a rush to get him and Mabel out of the house for the summer. While not directly stated, this suggests that Mr. and Mrs. Pines' marriage may be going through a rough patch.Goldie is a novelty mechanical dispenser owned by Stan Pines.History In "Soos and the Real Girl," Stan first unveils Goldie to a boy in the Mystery Shack gift shop. After Stan inserts a nickel, Goldie malfunctions, causing its eyes to pop out, the machine to scream, and oil to fill its mouth and spill over, sending the boy running away in tears. Wendy encourages Stan to dispose of the machine, saying "its face reminds everyone of the inevitability of death." The machine's mouth closes on Stan's arm, causing Stan to rip the statue from its pedestal trying to free himself. Stan brings the machine to Gravity Malls to dispose of it in a dumpster and find a replacement. Later when Stan fights an animatronic badger, the badger misses punching Stan and gets its fist stuck in Goldie's mouth. Stan thanks the machine for saving him and takes it to Las Vegas with him to gamble and party. Stan ends up marrying it while in Las Vegas. The lyrics of Two Kings, the song that plays during this sequence, suggest it is being sung by Goldie, or from his perspective. In "Roadside Attraction," Goldie is mentioned in the end page cryptogram. The cryptogram lists off Stan's failed relationships, and says that "Old Goldie's the best girlfriend Stan's ever had."

Appearance Goldie consists of a copper-colored statue of a man kneeling on a wooden pedestal with a dish in his outstretched arms. The wooden base sits atop four wheels and reads "Pan For Gold 5¢." The statue wears stereotypical Gold Rush era clothing: suspenders, overalls, boots, brimmed hat, and rolled-up sleeves. His bearded face is grinning with a wide-open mouth, tongue sticking out, and two prominent upper teeth. Tourists can place a nickel in a slot in his mouth to activate the machine, which is supposed to dispense "nuggets" after raising its hat in thanks. However, he malfunctions, shaking hard enough to dislodge his eyes while screaming and spewing oil (which streams from its mouth and "eye-sockets" in a truly disturbing display), sparks and smoke.Mabel Pines (born August 31, 1999)[6][23] is an optimistic, outgoing and full of life 13-year-old girl (12 prior to the events of the finale), and is one of the two main protagonists of the series. Alongside her twin brother Dipper, she spends the summer of 2012 with her Great Uncle "Grunkle" Stan in Gravity Falls, Oregon, where she and her brother frequently encounter the supernatural. Armed with her grappling hook that she found in the Mystery Shack gift shop, she and Dipper work together to navigate their way around odd, new surroundings and seek out and uncover the town's mysterious secrets. Mabel represents the shooting star symbol associated with the Bill Cipher Zodiac, as it is present on one of her sweaters.[24]History Early life Mabel was born on August 31.[6][23] According to her, her first word was "unicorn."[25] She claims to have shown a "natural gift" for art since she was two years old.[26] She and Dipper were raised non-religious, but celebrate all holidays at her insistence.[27]

Since the age of three, Mabel has celebrated Halloween in Piedmont with Dipper Pines.[12] Mabel and Dipper went to Eggbert Elementary.[28] At age nine, she won a mini-golf tournament, and from then on, she has been amazing at it.[20]

Arrival in Gravity Falls Gnomes tying Mabel down. Gnomes tying Mabel down. Sometime early during the month of June, Mabel and her twin brother, Dipper, were sent from Piedmont, California[6] to the small, sleepy town of Gravity Falls, Oregon to visit their great uncle, Grunkle Stan. Mabel believes that this is her "chance to have an epic summer romance," and shows her boy-crazy obsession when she tries to date many local boys before agreeing to date a very mysterious character, who says he is a teenage boy named Norman, in the half-hour Dipper left to hang signs for the Mystery Shack. Little does she know that "he" is actually a group of gnomes posing as a teenage boy. The gnomes ask her to be their queen and kidnap her when she refuses. Dipper aids in Mabel's escape and brings her back to the Mystery Shack on a golf cart. Mabel then defeats the gnomes by using a leaf blower. Stan allows them to take one thing from the Mystery Shack for free, and Mabel decides on a grappling hook.[8]

Season 1 Mabel and Dipper are eager to get a picture of the Gobblewonker. Mabel and Dipper are eager to get a picture of the Gobblewonker. During "The Legend of the Gobblewonker," Mabel and Dipper helped Stan make counterfeit money, though it is not really told when this happened. From the context, it's implied that they got arrested and spent some time in a cold jail cell. On a second attempt to create family bonds, Mabel and Dipper get into Stan's car blindfolded, and Stan drives them to the local lake to go fishing with him as a family bonding day. When Mabel hears that there is a monster in the lake named the Gobblewonker, she and Dipper want to find it and get the proof after hearing about a contest awarding money if they find proof of a mythical creature. Mabel wants to discover it so she can buy a giant hamster ball to roll around in. They ditch Stan and go with Soos to find the monster. In the end, the Gobblewonker turns out to just be an old man in a robot, looking for attention. Feeling guilty for ditching their uncle, Mabel and Dipper soon go back to Stan to have their family bonding time.[3]

Mabel battles Wax William Shakespeare. Mabel battles Wax William Shakespeare. In "Headhunters," when Mabel and Dipper discover Stan's old wax figure museum, Mabel creates a wax statue of Stan to make up for a melted Abraham Lincoln wax figure. When the opening ceremony turns sour and Wax Stan is found "decapitated" in the middle of the night, Mabel and Dipper search for the "murderer." Failing to do so, they attend Wax Stan's funeral, attended by the rest of the wax figures and Soos, only to realize the murderer wasn't a human at all, but a wax figure. They fight off all the murderous wax figures using electric decorative candles and other heat-producing objects. Mabel throws their remains in the fire while Dipper deals with Wax Sherlock Holmes.[4]

Mabel feels pressured into going on a second date with Gideon Gleeful and reluctantly agrees. Mabel feels pressured into going on a second date with Gideon Gleeful and reluctantly agrees. In "The Hand That Rocks the Mabel," she learns of an alleged psychic in the town named Gideon Gleeful and goes to one of his shows alongside with Dipper and Soos. The following day, she is greeted by Gideon, and the two spend time together, ultimately leading to him asking her on a date, which she reluctantly agrees to. After the first date, however, Gideon incessantly invites her on more dates, and Mabel, driven by pressure and not knowing how to reject his offers, complies. Eventually, Dipper volunteers to end the relationship with Gideon for her, causing his sister great joy. When he carries out his promise, however, Gideon is enraged to the point of attempting to maim him, though Dipper is saved when Mabel intervenes, breaks up with Gideon herself and destroys Gideon's amulet. Back at the Mystery Shack, the Pines talk about their new enemy and taunt him, while Gideon plots his revenge.[29]

One of Mabel's Smile Dip-induced hallucinations. One of Mabel's Smile Dip-induced hallucinations. In "The Inconveniencing," When Mabel goes to Dusk 2 Dawn with her brother, Wendy, and her friends, she stumbles upon a banned candy called Smile Dip. Mabel then eats about half of the shelf, or "Bleventeen" as she puts it, and begins to hallucinate. She had a psychedelic fantasy of riding on a flying dolphin with two mouths and multiple human fists (two contained within said mouths) capable of shooting rainbows. Soon the store is taken over by ghosts, and they possess Mabel to communicate with the teenagers.[1] Afterward, Mabel becomes sick to her stomach and says that Smile Dip is "evil!"

Mabel helps her uncle improve his appearance. Mabel helps her uncle improve his appearance. In "Dipper vs. Manliness," Mabel immediately notices that Stan has a "thing" for Lazy Susan, the waitress at Greasy's Diner, so Mabel works some of her awesome "Mabel matchmaking magic" and decides that she should be the one to help Stan become more attractive to Lazy Susan. After having Soos pretend to be Lazy Susan for practice's sake, and Stan spitting on the ground asking if "she" has any money, she decides to try a different approach by "bringing that inner beauty to the outside." However, the final Stan looks worse than the original Stan, and Mabel finally gives up, until Wendy says that Stan is un-fixable, just like the "spinny pie thingy in the diner." Mabel suddenly gets an idea. She marches Stan down to the diner to see Lazy Susan and convinces her to date him. Susan ends up giving him her number, and Mabel is overjoyed.[30]

Mabel meets Candy and Grenda at the party. Mabel meets Candy and Grenda at the party. In "Double Dipper," when the Mystery Shack hosts a party, Mabel begs Stan to let her mingle with other kids. He eventually relents and gives her job to Dipper. She then meets Grenda Grendinator and Candy Chiu at the party, who soon become her best friends. They tell her about Pacifica Northwest, the most popular girl in Gravity Falls. Pacifica makes fun of Candy and Grenda, so Mabel steps up to compete with her in a competition to see who could "party-hardy," engaging in activities like singing and dancing. Though Mabel initially receives the audience's vote in the form of applause, Pacifica intimidates the party-goers to cheer for her by using an ice-cold glare, and bribes Old Man McGucket. Unlike most of the other guests, who go off to Pacifica's after-party, Candy and Grenda stay at the Shack and have a sleepover with their new friend.[31]

Thanks to Mabel folding the paper into a hat, a map is revealed. Thanks to Mabel folding the paper into a hat, a map is revealed. During "Irrational Treasure," which happens on Pioneer Day, she runs into Pacifica again, where she says Mabel is too silly and not serious. This makes Mabel angry and embarrassed, so she goes with Dipper to find the true founder of Gravity falls, knowing that conspiracies are serious. After going through many "hard" puzzles, Mabel cracks them all using her silliness, like folding the secret map into a hat, looking at a painting upside down, and making a statue pick her nose. After finding the real founder, Quentin Trembley, they also find out that he was once the eighth-and-a-half president of America. To their surprise, Sheriff Blubs and Deputy Durland find them and send them, along with Trembley's body, to Washington D.C. On the way there, they free Trembley and find out that he survived by encasing himself in peanut brittle. They free themselves and eventually return to Gravity Falls. Mabel no longer wants to prove Pacifica wrong, but this does not stop Dipper and he tells Pacifica that her ancestor is a fraud.[10] As stated in later episodes, Mabel wants to become President and will have Grenda be her bodyguard. Mabel wins her pet pig, Waddles. Mabel wins her pet pig, Waddles. In "The Time Traveler's Pig," when the Mystery Fair comes around, Mabel wins a pig at the fair, who she names Waddles. Later on, she and Dipper find a mysterious man from the future with a time travel device. Mabel wants to go back in time to remember her greatest moment in life, adopting Waddles, which she does again and again once they have the device, while Dipper keeps on going back to stop Robbie from dating Wendy. Eventually, Mabel helps Dipper succeed, but this leads to Mabel not winning Waddles. They get in a huge fight and end up going through time, to the 1800s, the Jurassic period, the future, the Mystery Shack about 20 years ago, as well as to parts of the previous episodes "Tourist Trapped," "The Legend of the Gobblewonker," and "Headhunters." They finally end up in the timeline where Mabel doesn't have Waddles. She gives up and becomes miserable. Dipper cannot stand to see his sister in such a miserable state, so he gives in and reverses the timeline so she can have Waddles.[21]

Mabel brings Stan to the top of a water tower to help him overcome his fear of heights. Mabel brings Stan to the top of a water tower to help him overcome his fear of heights. In "Fight Fighters," Mabel accuses Stan of "ackin' cray-cray" until she finds out he has a fear of heights. A determined Mabel tricks Stan into climbing the water tower with a blindfold in an attempt to help him get over his fear. After Rumble knocks over the tower, she is seen nervously looking down, now having her own fear of heights, while having cured Stan of his own.[17]

Mabel and Dipper set out to save Stan. Mabel and Dipper set out to save Stan. In "Little Dipper," Mabel discovers she is taller than Dipper by 1 millimeter (0.03 inches) and believes she will become an "Alpha Twin". She starts teasing him about it, causing Dipper to take a piece of the height-altering crystals he found in the forest and attach it to a flashlight. Using it, he increases his height, growing just a bit taller than Mabel, and tells an excuse to cover the secret by telling her he had a growth spurt because of puberty. When Mabel finds out about his secret, she fights with him over the crystal flashlight, causing it to fall in Gideon's hands. Gideon shrinks the twins and takes them to his house, but they escape and chase him back to the Shack by using a balloon. However, the twins start arguing about their height, and Gideon captures them again. Inside his pocket, Mabel tells Dipper the only reason she made fun of him was that he always rubbed his victories in her face, and Mabel notices, even when they were tiny, that she conserved her millimeter. The two make up and escape. They immobilize Gideon by tickling him, and Stan kicks him out of the Shack. The twins regrow themselves, and Dipper lets Mabel keep her millimeter.[11]

Mabel and Dipper go trick-or-treating. Mabel and Dipper go trick-or-treating. In "Summerween," upon learning about Gravity Falls' summer version of Halloween, Summerween Mabel and Dipper become very eager to trick-or-treat with Soos, Candy, and Grenda. When the Summerween Trickster threatens to eat the group if they fail to get him 500 pieces of candy, Mabel retains a positive outlook, seeing it as a reason for Dipper to trick-or-treat with her, since he said he was sick. The gang begins to collect treats, and Mabel soon realizes that Dipper putting on his costume would greatly increase the amount of candy received at each house. As Dipper talks to Wendy about the party, Mabel and the others, who had gone to obtain the final piece of candy, overhear the conversation, thereby learning Dipper's motives for getting out of trick-or-treating: to attend a party with Wendy, and Mabel felt betrayed and grows angry at her brother. After the group reaches their deadline for getting the Trickster's treats, the monster comes and, since the group lacked the required candy because of Dipper accidentally dumping it into a stream, attempts to eat them, only to be destroyed when Soos drives through him. The Trickster then reassembles and chases the twins, Soos, Candy, and Grenda into the Summerween Superstore. There, they learn that the Trickster is made of "loser" candy, and Soos eats him. At the Mystery Shack, everyone, including Stan, Wendy, and Waddles, watches movies, eats candy and "celebrates pure evil."[12]

Mabel in charge. Mabel in charge. In "Boss Mabel," Mabel becomes fed up with the way her uncle runs the Shack, specifically mistreating his employees, so the two make a bet: whoever makes more money (Stan on vacation vs. Mabel as the boss) in three days' time is in charge for the remainder of the summer. Using techniques she learns from Succeeding In Management 1983, she encourages her employees to follow their dreams and accepts suggestions from them, much to the others' delight. However, Soos and Wendy begin to take advantage of her, and things become extremely complicated when a beast (the Gremloblin) she had Dipper capture escapes from his cage, terrorizes tourists, and damages merchandise, properties of the Mystery Shack, and the building. After he is defeated, Mabel finally snaps, and she bosses around her workers like Stan and makes a large profit in doing so. But, due to various expenses, she is left with a single dollar; nonetheless, meanwhile, she still beats Stan in the game show, whose total is nothing. Despite her win, she rejects the opportunity to remain in charge, and she forces Stan to perform the apology dance he agreed to do if he lost.[18]

Mabel gives Stan the gift of truth. Mabel gives Stan the gift of truth. In "Bottomless Pit!," as she, her family, and Soos are falling down a bottomless pit, she tries to come up with ways to entertain herself and the others. After the group settles on telling stories to pass the time, Dipper proceeds to tell "Voice Over," in which Mabel is seen teasing Dipper about his "squeaky puberty voice," dismissing his more masculine, voice-over-esque tone, and being happy about him deciding upon his original sound. In Soos' story, she is a victim of a sentient pinball game's attempts to kill her, Dipper, and Soos for cheating, and she serves as a distraction as Soos goes to turn off the game and free them. In her own story, "Trooth Ache," she becomes so resentful of Stan's lying habit that she forces him to tell the truth with a set of magical teeth. Though she is excited about Stan's truthfulness at first, Mabel quickly comes to hate her uncle's unfiltered honesty, and even goes to the point of lying to prevent him from being arrested for various crimes to which he admits. After the group exits the pit via the same place they came out, Stan falls back in, but Mabel and the others say that he will be fine and walk away.[13]

Mabel learns Mermando is a merman. Mabel learns Mermando is a merman. "The Deep End" takes place on the hottest day of the summer, when Mabel meets a merman named Mermando, who is trapped at the Gravity Falls Pool. She is immediately lovestruck by his good looks and mysterious allure and tries hard to get to know him. Upon finding out he's trapped, she devises plans to free him. The first of which involved building prosthetic legs out of fish sticks, which she abandoned in favor of a less nonsensical idea of smuggling him in the Pool's water cooler and driving to the Lake Gravity Falls with the Mystery Cart. Dipper initially tries to stop her after following her in a high-speed race to the lake, but helps her out when he finds out about Mermando. Mermando nearly suffocates without water, but Mabel convinces Dipper to give him "reverse CPR." After he is saved, Mermando gives Mabel her first kiss before saying goodbye. Later, forlorn, Mabel at the pool receives several messages in bottles from him.[14]

Mabel and Dipper in each other's bodies. Mabel and Dipper in each other's bodies. In "Carpet Diem," when the twins grow extremely regretful about sharing a room, they find another within the Shack. Since both want it, they decide to compete for the key to it, but unexpectedly swap bodies in the process and panic as a result. Mabel, being stuck in Dipper's body, began a campaign to make Dipper look bad in front of Stan so that Mabel can get the key to the new room from him. Most of this campaign consisted of breaking stuff and proclaiming she was Dipper. Mabel missed out on a sleepover scheduled that very night with Candy and Grenda to Dipper with her body. Mabel spies on the sleepover through a keyhole after being denied entry. Grunkle Stan, discovering this but believing that Mabel is Dipper, decides that Dipper is "at that creepy age where you spy on girls" and decides to tell him (her) about the birds and the bees. After being traumatized by this, Mabel loses the room to Dipper due to giving the impression that Dipper had decided to stand up to Stan. She continues to hide the key to the room from Dipper, however, and locks herself in the room. However, she is tricked into opening the door by Dipper. After this, she swaps bodies multiple times with multiple people, including Waddles, due mostly to conflict over the key to the room. After everybody is back in their own body and they talk it over, Mabel agrees to let Dipper have the room. The two eventually bond over attic mini-golf after they decide they miss being in the same room and share a room in the attic again. Mabel has the band kick her friends out. Mabel has the band kick her friends out. In "Boyz Crazy," Mabel is incredibly excited to go see a concert with her friends Candy and Grenda for a boy-band that they are all obsessed with, Sev'ral Timez. All of them are very eager to see the concert, but when they get there, they find out that it has been sold out. Mabel is still determined to meet the band and sneaks into the backstage room with her friends to see them. They discover that the boy band is made up of clones, who are being held captive in a cage by their cruel producer. Mabel and her friends bust them out and take them to the shack, where they keep them inside because their producer is looking for them. Mabel and her friends attempt to teach the band to behave like normal people, and during this process, Mabel becomes extremely possessive of the band. When she and her friends learn of their producer's arrest, an angered Mabel doesn't want to let the band go and tells them to kick her friends out. Eventually, after the band plays a song that they wrote for her, she comes to her senses and decides that it would be better for the boys if she let them go. She and her friends make up and send the boys off into the woods to be free. Mabel and Waddles take a selfie. Mabel and Waddles take a selfie. In "Land Before Swine," Mabel firsts has a dance party with Waddles. Then, Mabel decides to get Waddles a present, she reluctantly leaves the pig with Stan. When she returns, she learns that unfortunately, a Pterodactyl has made off with Waddles after Stan put the pig outside – something she had expressly told him not to do. She then leads the others in getting Waddles back, refusing to even talk to Stan until he saves Waddles from getting eaten, after which she forgives him. Mabel deftly protects Stan's safe combination from Bill and Gideon. Mabel deftly protects Stan's safe combination from Bill and Gideon. In "Dreamscaperers," when Gideon sends Bill Cipher into Stan's mind to get the combination to the safe containing the Mystery Shack deed, Mabel, Dipper, and Soos follow him. They are eventually able to remove the demon, but on returning, they discover that Gideon used dynamite to open the safe instead. With the deed in hand, Gideon forces them all out of the shack and has his father demolish the sign with a wrecking ball. Mabel saves herself and Dipper from certain death. Mabel saves herself and Dipper from certain death. The story continues in "Gideon Rises." Forced to live at Soos' Abuelita's house, the Pines watch a television report about Gideon and his plans to rebuild the Mystery Shack as "Gideonland." They go to the unveiling in an attempt to unmask Gideon to the town, but no one believes them. Soon after, Stan decides to send Mabel and Dipper back to their parents. Instead, they attempt to break into the Shack, enlisting the help of the Gnomes to do so. However, Gideon turns the Gnomes against them and takes Dipper's journal. As the twins are on the bus back home, they see Gideon's Gideon-bot coming after them. They try to stop Gideon, but he takes Mabel for his "queen." Dipper gets inside the robot and fights Gideon, causing the robot to drop over a cliff. Mabel saves herself and Dipper with her grappling hook. Gideon attempts to have the twins arrested, but Stan reveals that Gideon has been spying on everyone, causing Gideon to be the one arrested, and the Mystery Shack deed to be returned to Stan. The Pines family then returns to and repairs the Mystery Shack. After Stan takes Journal 3 from Dipper, Mabel consoles her brother, telling him he doesn't need it to do great things. Season 2 Dipper, Mabel, and Stan singing karaoke. Dipper, Mabel, and Stan singing karaoke. In "Scary-oke," Mabel is very excited for the upcoming after-party to celebrate the defeat of Lil' Gideon, mostly because of the "Karaoke Bonanza" Mabel planned. Mabel is looking after the party when she is informed that Dipper has raised the Undead. The twins dart into the Mystery Shack when they are cornered by zombies. They board up the doors and windows with various objects and furniture, but the zombies break through a window despite the twins' best efforts. Once they are slowly being cornered by zombies, Stan appears and begins beating down zombies with a bat, clearing a path for Mabel, Dipper, and Waddles to run upstairs. Stan then joins them soon after. After Dipper discovers that certain texts of the journals were written with invisible ink and can be seen under black light, it is revealed that the zombies can have their heads shattered by a "perfect three-part harmony." Mabel then suggests they defeat the zombies by singing karaoke. The trio goes out on top of the roof and begins singing "Taking Over Midnight," much to Stan and Dipper's dismay. The three-part harmony causes the zombies' heads to explode, thus killing them. Once all the zombies are "dead," the three celebrate and go inside a heavily damaged Mystery Shack. Dipper, Wendy, Soos, and Mabel enter the bunker. Dipper, Wendy, Soos, and Mabel enter the bunker. In "Into the Bunker," just before entering the bunker, Mabel accuses Dipper of inviting Wendy because he likes her. Dipper denies this, saying that Wendy is just a friend, but Mabel continues to tease him. Once in the bunker, Mabel discovers the note written by Dipper for Wendy confessing to her that he likes her. Mabel decides to make him confess, and pushes him into a locked room with Wendy, refusing to let them out until he confesses. Once she and Soos realize that they are gone, they go after them and run into them as they are escaping the Shape Shifter. Dipper is suspicious of them being the Shape Shifter, and Mabel "inspects Soos' shape," poking his stomach. Dipper decides that it is definitely them. The gang decides to lure the Shape Shifter to them, so Mabel and Dipper go up to it. The Shape Shifter chases them to Wendy and Soos, who are turning on a powerful hose that shoots the Shape Shifter away and briefly fills the room with water. Once out of the bunker, Mabel spies on Dipper as he confesses his crush to Wendy. She and Soos then go home to have a "hero's breakfast:" syrup on cereal. Mabel saving Pacifica. Mabel saving Pacifica. In "The Golf War," Mabel and Pacifica compete in mini-golf. Mabel and Dipper discover that the golf course is run by the Lilliputtians, who agree to help Mabel win the competition in exchange for a sticker with a picture of a trophy on it. She finds out that the Lilliputtians helping her had rivals with the other Lilliputtians in the course. When Mabel decides that the competition (for the sticker) has gotten too fierce when they try to kill Pacifica, she rips and eats the sticker and makes a speech to them. They miss her point, and all the Lilliputtians put aside their differences to try to cut her open to get the sticker. She saves Pacifica and the two fight off some of the Lilliputtians until Dipper arrives with a golf cart where they escape in. Once out, Mabel offers her a ride home when her parents fail to show up. In "Sock Opera," Mabel gets a crush on Gabe Benson and puts on a puppet show to impress him, much to the annoyance of her brother. When she discovers that Bill has stolen Dipper's body, she attacks Bill and fights him until he leaves, destroying her own puppets in the process. Gabe tells Mabel that he hated her show as she had made a mockery of his "art," and leaves. Mabel is dismayed at first, but upon seeing Gabe make out with his puppets, she admits that she "probably dodged a bullet."

In "Soos and the Real Girl," Dipper and Mabel try to help Soos find a date, and later get attacked by .GIFfany along with Melody and Soos. Mabel stands her ground. Mabel stands her ground. In the "Little Gift Shop of Horrors" story, "Clay Day," Mabel is shown to be afraid of claymation when Grunkle Stan puts on a movie containing it. Stan suggests they all go to the film animator's house to prove that claymation is harmless. When they arrive, they are surprised to see clay figures walking around on their own. When they find Claymore, he explains to them that he used black magic on them to animate themselves, but when claymation was out and computer animation was in, the clay figures were out of a job and went crazy. With Stan, Soos, Dipper, and Claymore captured, Mabel hides. She finally concludes that they are only clay and grew the courage to face them. Being able to mold one into something of her use, she uses the newly formed clay figure to defeat the other clay figures. Though she didn't get rid of her fear and exclaims she may be even more scared now, she says it's a rational fear. Mabel preparing to use the Memory erasing gun on herself. Mabel preparing to use the Memory erasing gun on herself. In "Society of the Blind Eye," Mabel finds out Mermando is getting married to the Queen of the Manatees and she was ultimately bummed about all her past failed relationships. She later finds a clue on the broken laptop which she and Dipper figure out that Old Man McGucket might be the author. Then, Soos and Wendy tag along with the twins to confront him. However, McGucket claims he has no memory since 1982. After McGucket spots a strange symbol on a page in the book, he freaks out and expresses how the symbol belongs to a mysterious group who did something to him. Seeing how the earliest thing McGucket remembered involved the History Museum, they went there with McGucket. Despite losing track of the suspicious person inside, they find a secret passage. Being unnoticed, they watched as Lazy Susan's memories were zapped away by the Blind Eye Society. When the coast is clear, she and Wendy are placed on the lookout, while the boys searched for answers. Mabel then talks to Wendy about her boy trouble and was even willing to erase her memories of them, until they were captured. Now caught, the society members tried to erase their memories, but McGucket saves them. Eventually, she and the gang are able to defeat the society members and erase their memories. With a lesson she saw from McGucket, she decides to keep her memories even with the opportunity. When Blind Ivan couldn't remember his name, Mabel made up "Toot-toot McBumbersnazzle" for him, telling him he was a "traveling banjo minstrel."

Mabel and Dipper going back to the past again. Mabel and Dipper going back to the past again. In "Blendin's Game," after finding out that it was Soos' birthday, she, Dipper, Candy, and Grenda throw him a surprise birthday party. However, they don't get the reaction they were hoping for: Soos goes away depressed. Wendy then tells them how Soos dislikes his birthday though she doesn't know why. So instead of trying to bring up anything to do with a birthday, they bring Soos to his favorite place, Big Gunz Laser Tag. While running to the laser tag arena, they suddenly slip into a completely white room through a portal. They then meet Lolph and Dundgren of the Time Paradox Avoidance Enforcement Squadron. Surprisingly enough, Blendin appears before the twins too, stating that he challenges them to Globnar, where he hopes to win the time wish to rid of their existence. Mabel uses a distraction idea, giving Dipper the chance to steal the time measuring tape, and the two accidentally go ten years back to the past with the time measuring tape breaking. While trying to avoid the enemies tracking them, they head to the Mystery Shack where they meet 12-year-old Soos. Following him to his birthday party, they find out Soos dislikes his birthday so much because it is a constant reminder of his father's neglect and abandonment. They willingly let themselves be caught in order to win the time wish and give Soos his deepest desire. After many challenges in the game, she and Dipper come out on top and let Blendin go free because they felt guilty for getting him in trouble. Going back to the present, they tell Soos where they've been and gives him the time wish. Ultimately, Soos doesn't use the wish for his father and gets over him, using the wish to fix up Dipper and Mabel and a slice of infinite pizza, and embraces the twins as his true family. Mabel and Dipper steal the Love God's potions to make everything right again. Mabel and Dipper steal the Love God's potions to make everything right again. In "The Love God," Mabel, seeing how depressed Robbie is following his break-up with Wendy, decides to play matchmaker and set Robbie up with a new girl. After much thinking, she sets him up with Tambry, but the date does not go very well. She then witnesses the power of the Love God and steals a love potion from him, adding it to Robbie and Tambry's chili fries. However, the pairing breaks up Wendy's friends, and Mabel is forced to try and undo it. She and Dipper try to steal an antidote from the Love God's van. The Love God catches them in the act and chases them. The Love God ends up having Stan and Soos' hot-air balloon crash onto him. He then angrily tells Mabel to keep the antidote. Ultimately, Mabel chooses not to use it, since Robbie and Tambry are so happy together. Mabel tries to flirt with Marius von Fundshauser. Mabel tries to flirt with Marius von Fundshauser. In "Northwest Mansion Mystery," Mabel, Candy, and Grenda watch a report on the upcoming Northwest Fest with awe. When Pacifica comes to the Shack asking Dipper for help, Mabel convinces Dipper to do so, in exchange for tickets for her and her friends. Once they get to the party, Mabel and her friends enjoy the fancy things on offer. Shortly after, Marius von Fundshauser catches their eyes. Though the three agree at first not to try and date Marius, Mabel and Candy decide to flirt with him, but leave Grenda out, due to her aggressive style of flirting. Mabel gets confused that he's Australian because he's Austrian. Mabel and Candy's attempts to attract Marius leads to them fighting amongst themselves. Grenda finds out they had left her out and flirts with Marius out of spite. When the Ghost of Northwest Manor turns the guests into wood, Mabel and her friends are shown to have been arguing at the time. After the ghost departs, they reconcile, and Mabel and Candy support Grenda when Marius shows interest in her. When Candy calls "bridesmaid," Mabel calls "co-bridesmaid."

Mabel takes Grunkle Stan's word and does not press the button. Mabel takes Grunkle Stan's word and does not press the button. In "Not What He Seems," Mabel and Dipper have their fun day with Stan interrupted when the government arrests Stan for stealing toxic waste. While being taken to child services, the twins hatch a scheme to prove their great uncle's innocence: going back to the Mystery Shack and finding surveillance tapes. Mabel uses her trusty grappling hook to sneak in. When they enter Stan's office, Mabel mentions checking the "antel-rabbit," and it is there that the surveillance tapes are found. The video shows him entering the Shack with a barrel full of waste. Mabel soon stumbles upon Stan's box of fake IDs from all over the country and news clippings that say Stan isn't Stan. The twins find the code to Stan's secret laboratory behind the vending machine, and after a quick scuffle with Soos, they finally enter. Mabel still has reason to believe Stan until Dipper finds the Journals. The three try to shut down the portal until Stan bursts into the lab, begging them not to. After yet another anomaly, Mabel is faced with an extremely difficult choice; to shut down the portal and potentially stopping a world-ending catastrophe, or to believe Stan and leave the portal alone. Mabel's trust in Stan convinces her not to shut it down, leaving Dipper outraged. After the explosion, the Author walks through the portal, with Stan revealing him to be his brother. Mabel asks if this is the part when someone faints; Soos replies that he will, and then faints. In "A Tale of Two Stans," she introduces herself to Ford and listens to his and Stan's story about their past. She and Dipper later watch as Ford erases the memories of the government agents, and eavesdrops on Stan and Ford's discussion. As they prepare for bed, Mabel shares her worries with Dipper that they might end up having a dysfunctional relationship like Stan and Ford - or, in her words, 'being stupid'. Despite Dipper playfully reassuring her otherwise, she still looks worried after the lights go out. Mabel and Stan prepare for the season finale of Duck-tective. Mabel and Stan prepare for the season finale of Duck-tective. In "Dungeons, Dungeons, and More Dungeons," Dipper asks Mabel to play his new game with her, but she refuses. She, Grenda, and Stan are all geared up to watch the season finale of Duck-tective, but they find that Dipper and Ford's game has taken over the entire room. After Probabilitor the Annoying is released by Stan and Ford and Dipper are captured, Mabel and the others set out to rescue them. After defeating a troll, they reach the wizard, who challenges them to a game of Dungeons, Dungeons, and More Dungeons. Mabel uses her imagination to create cool weapons and summons for Ford and Dipper. Thanks to her imagination and Stan's "luck," they succeed and send Probabilitor back to his own dimension. Afterwards, they all watch the second airing of the Duck-tective season finale. Celestabellebethabelle tells Mabel she isn't pure of heart. Celestabellebethabelle tells Mabel she isn't pure of heart. In "The Last Mabelcorn," Mabel takes on the task of obtaining unicorn hair to protect the Mystery Shack. Along with Wendy, Candy, and Grenda, she meets Celestabellebethabelle. The unicorn informs Mabel that she is not pure of heart, therefore not allowing her to take unicorn hair. A distraught Mabel decides to go around town doing good deeds. Unfortunately, Celestabellebethabelle still deems her unworthy of getting unicorn hair. While Mabel tries to think of more ways to purify her heart, the other girls take matters into their own hands and decide to cut the unicorn's hair while she is knocked out by fairy dust. Mabel attempts to stop them, taking Wendy's scissors away from her, when Celestabellebethabelle wakes up and, seeing Mabel with the scissors, assumes the worst and decrees that Mabel will never be pure of heart. Suddenly, two other unicorns emerge from the forest and inform the girls that the "pure of heart" requirement was just an excuse to keep humans away from them. An enraged Mabel strikes Celestabellebethabelle, and a fight ensues. Later, the girls, albeit injured, return to the Shack with a lock of hair and a treasure chest given to them by the unicorns as a bribe to leave them alone. Mabel realizes that her brother still hasn't gotten over Wendy. Mabel realizes that her brother still hasn't gotten over Wendy. In "Roadside Attraction," Mabel joins Stan, Soos, Candy, and Grenda in pulling pranks on various tourist traps across Oregon. After preparing Dipper's things, Mabel sees Dipper's collection of Wendy photos and realizes her brother still hasn't gotten over his crush on Wendy, so she tells him to move on and join them on the trip, which Dipper accepts. In their first stop at Granny Sweetkin's Yarnball, Mabel and her friends jump straight into the giant yarn ball, and Mabel grabs a part of the yarn. After Dipper ties the yarn, the group heads to their RV and proceeds to drive away, pulling the yarn away and untangling the ball. At their next stop, Mabel and the others go into the Upside Down Town. After Dipper's success at getting a girl's contact info, Mabel sees her brother excited. After pulling more pranks on other places, the group eventually camp for the night. Mabel and her friends play a Truth or Dare or Don't game. During their game, Candy admits to having a crush on Dipper, so Mabel and Grenda proceed to help their friend get close to Dipper during the rest of their road trip. When they reach the final tourist trap, Mabel and Grenda proceed to keep an eye on Candy and Dipper during their date. After the date between Candy and Dipper goes awry, Mabel and Grenda proceed to console their friend. Dipper arrives and asks for the girl's help, and they all turn against him; however, Dipper tells them they can kill him later as Stan is in trouble and the group proceeds to help Stan. After helping Stan escape from Darlene, the group proceeds to flee the tourist trap. As they head back to Gravity Falls, they all witness the Mystery Shack being vandalized by the owners of the tourist traps they pulled pranks on. Mabel is tricked into giving Bill the rift. Mabel is tricked into giving Bill the rift. During "Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future," Mabel wakes Dipper up, excited about the upcoming week as it is their birthday. She and Dipper become even more excited as they realize they will finally become teenagers, and Stan and Soos join in on the excitement. Mabel decides to have the greatest birthday party before summer ends, and they proceed with the preparations; however, when Stan decides against having a party in the Mystery Shack due to their previous party incident, Soos suggests the Gravity Falls High School gym as an alternative. During their conversation, Ford calls for Dipper. Mabel overhears the two and tells Dipper to join Ford on their mission, giving her support to Dipper as well as giving him a walkie-talkie so they can talk to each other. Mabel and Soos go to Gravity Falls High School, but the school gym is filled with teens doing high school registration. They meet Wendy there, and Mabel asks Wendy about her high school experience. As Wendy describes her bad high school experience, Mabel is discouraged and tries to tell Dipper, but they get cut off. Soos tells Mabel to send an invite to her friends to cheer her up, which she proceeds to do; however, after arriving at Grenda's, her friends tell her they couldn't come to her party due to not being in the town (Grenda is on a cruise with Marius, and Candy must go to music camp). Mabel eventually returns back to the Shack, deeply saddened. As she reminisces her summer, Stan comes to cheer her up, telling Mabel that while summer is coming to an end, Dipper is still there for her and Mabel feels better. However, Mabel overhears Dipper in the walkie-talkie accepting Ford's apprenticeship offer, and she begins to see her fears come true. When Dipper arrives, Mabel shows her distress over Dipper becoming Ford's apprentice and runs away to the forest after Dipper tells her he wishes to stay, because she believed that even when no one else was there for her, Dipper would be a constant. In the forest, Mabel tries to cheer herself up but realizes she took Dipper's bag. Mabel goes into "Sweatertown" in distress, and this is when Blendin Blandin approaches her and offers Mabel a way to halt time so summer wouldn't end. Blendin asks Mabel for the Rift in exchange. Mabel, not knowing what it truly is, gives it to Blendin. However, Blendin destroys it as soon as it's handed to him. Blendin starts laughing maniacally and reveals he was being possessed by Bill Cipher. Mabel is shocked by what she had done, but she is instantly put to sleep. His plan succeeding, Bill emerges from Blandin's body as Mabel lays unconscious on the ground. In "Weirdmageddon Part 1," Mabel is encased inside a pink prison bubble by Bill and taken to the floating cliffs in Gravity Falls. Dipper, Wendy, and Soos eventually reach the bubble and go inside to find Mabel. Mabel reveals that she doesn't want to leave her new home. Mabel reveals that she doesn't want to leave her new home. In "Weirdmageddon 2: Escape From Reality," Dipper, Wendy, and Soos find her in her bubble sleeping in a tower guarded by giant waffles with knives. The group raids the tower to save Mabel, but when Mabel wakes up, she reveals that she created a place called Mabeland inside the bubble, and she does not wish to leave. Dipper attempts to persuade Mabel to leave her imaginary world, but Mabel instead shows she created a more supportive brother, Dippy Fresh, in replacement of Dipper and prefers to stay. When Wendy and Soos get distracted due to being granted what they desire, Dipper leaves Mabel's tower and contemplates the situation. When Dipper is arrested for mentioning reality, Mabel saves him from banishment, but Dipper is tried in court for Fantasy vs. Reality. Xyler and Craz present Mabel's case, showing Dipper and Mabel's unfortunate events through their years, but Dipper counter-argues that Mabel simply wanted to escape reality because she didn't want to grow up. Dipper shows that even through their tough times, they were there to support each other all the way through, and Mabel accepts the truth, giving Dipper a 'sincere' sibling hug. When they pat each other, the creatures of Mabeland turn against them but the twins, Wendy, Soos, as well as Xyler and Craz, escape from the bubble. Mabel apologizes to Dipper and tells him he can be Ford's apprentice if he wants, but instead, he tells Mabel he will go with her since he doesn't want to miss their "awkward teenage years". The group returns to the Mystery Shack after seeing the town deserted. The group proceeds to raid the shack after hearing noises, only to be met by Stan and his resistance group taking refuge inside the Mystery Shack. Mabel feels confident that they can defeat Bill. Mabel feels confident that they can defeat Bill. In "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls," Dipper and Mabel reunite with Stan at the Mystery Shack along with most of the town's survivors. The twins rally the survivors into fighting back against Bill and help McGucket build the Shacktron to help them do so. On the night before the battle, Mabel gave all the survivors her sweaters to keep them warm and then defused an argument between Dipper and Stan over Stan's reluctance to save Ford. Mabel helped pilot the Shacktron during the fight with Bill's hench maniacs and is part of the rescue party sent in to save Ford and the townsfolk captured by Bill. Gideon tells her how to revert the townsfolk stuck in the throne to normal and they are all saved. Ford explains that the other way to defeat Bill is the Zodiac which needs 10 people to hold hands to destroy Bill. Mabel represented the Shooting Star and the Wheel is almost successful until Stan and Ford break into an argument. It was this point that Bill returns, having defeated the Shacktron. Bill turns everybody but the Pines family into tapestries and threatens Dipper and Mabel's lives unless Ford tells him how to get rid of the barrier that's preventing him from leaving the town. When Bill tries to threaten Mabel, she puts spray paint in his eye to distract him as she and Dipper attempt to escape while Bill furiously chases after them. When the twins reach a dead-end, Mabel grows her hand using Dipper's flashlight in order to break the wall. However, they stop to see that everybody in the Shacktron has been captured by Bill's hench-maniacs. At this point, Bill manages to capture them. Bill is on the verge of killing one of the twins (assumed to be Mabel herself because his eye stopped on the shooting star image and he was about to snap his fingers) when Ford says he will allow Bill into his mind in exchange for letting his family go. Bill accepts and enters Ford's mind. However, Bill gets tricked as he actually entered Stan's mind in the brothers' plan to destroy Bill once and for all by having Ford shoot Stan with the memory-erasing gun which would wipe away Bill from existence while he was trapped in Stan's mind. The plan works and the town returns to normal. Mabel becomes distraught as she learns Stan sacrificed his memory to save everybody and breaks down in tears. When they return Stan to the Mystery Shack, he still doesn't remember anything, but Mabel refuses to believe that her Grunkle is gone for good. She shows him her scrapbook of their summer together in order to jog his memory. It appears to be fruitless until Waddles jumps on Stan and he remembers his name and begins to gradually regain his memory. Mabel keeps reading her scrapbook and Stan eventually managed to fully recover his memory after a week of 'intensive scrapbook therapy' and reading from 1001 Yuk 'Em Ups, his joke book. Mabel and Dipper celebrate their 13th birthday with the town and Mabel wishes that she could shrink the town's residents in order to take them home with her, but as it was probably impossible, settles for everybody signing her scrapbook instead. She also destroys the Memory Erasing Gun so that there'd be no way she could forget anything. Mabel and Dipper wave to all their friends and family as they leave Gravity Falls. Mabel and Dipper wave to all their friends and family as they leave Gravity Falls. On the day of the twins' departure, Mabel says goodbye to Candy and Grenda, while Stan wears the sweater she knitted for him that day. As the bus arrives, Mabel is forced to say goodbye to Waddles since her parents won't let her bring a pig home with her. However, Waddles doesn't want to leave Mabel much to Mabel's anguish. Not being able to stand seeing Mabel so upset, Stan says that if he had to put up with Waddles all summer, their parents could put up with him until the next summer. When the bus driver tries to protest Waddles coming on the bus, Stan and Ford flash their weapons at him, convincing him to let Waddles on. Stan tries to hide his emotions claiming he's glad to be rid of the kids, but they immediately see through it and Mabel says "We'll miss you too Grunkle Stan." They board the bus and wave goodbye to their friends and family as the bus drives away. Personality Mabel's light-up sweater. Mabel's light-up sweater. Mabel is an energetic, fun, goofy, bouncy, hyperactive, enthusiastic and free-spirited girl. She is an optimist who skips through life with a braces-filled smile and an assortment of extremely colorful knit sweaters. It is Mabel's outgoing personality and fearless curiosity that comes in handy when Dipper needs help solving a mystery, even if she isn't always aware of her silliness.[31] She shows a more sophisticated attitude when it comes to art.[4]

Despite all the weirdness in Gravity Falls, Mabel is always a "glass-half-full" kind of girl.[32] She is rarely angry or upset, and generally keeps a positive outlook, even going as far as to think of a blot that looked comically like a mushroom cloud was a lollypop. Despite her cheerful attitude, Mabel is shown to be quite sensitive, as she can occasionally get her feelings hurt, especially by her rival, Pacifica Northwest.[31] She is somewhat naive at times. She avoids lying[13] and is a terrible liar, often blurting out whatever it is about which she is trying to lie.[14]

Mabel is aware of her charm and cherishes her cuteness and beauty.[5] She generally has a high opinion of herself, considering herself "irresistible" to boys ("Tourist Trapped"), claiming that she does everything perfectly ("The Time Traveler's Pig"), and fully believing she is of "pure, perfect heart" ("The Last Mabelcorn"). Mabel has also on occasion made mistakes that accidentally backfire in some way. For example, she shoves her brother in a closet with Wendy in "Into the Bunker" so that he could end his anxiety and admit his crush on Wendy. This unintentionally endangers them when they encounter a dangerous creature. Also, in "The Love God," she also caused Wendy's friend group to temporarily break up after she had made Robbie Valentino and Tambry date each other. However, like her brother, Mabel has the best of intentions and she will always try to choose the right options for the happiness of herself and others. She also proves to be clumsy, as in the episode "Soos and the Real Girl,