15 Gravity Falls Fan Theories So Crazy They Might Be True

If you watched Disney's Gravity Falls week after week when the show first premiered, you probably reviewed dozens and dozens of

theories

involving the author of Journal 3, the meaning behind so many mysteries, and the secrets Stan has been keeping long after. of 40 episodes. Those mysteries have been solved and although the series has been going on for more than a while now, die-hard fans continue to post tons more

theories

on the web, now it's time to dive deep into the mystery cabin and reveal some of the craziest theories of the fans

they

actually could be.

true

in the series finale of Gravity Falls Stan and his twin brother Ford set up the ultimate trap for Bill Cipher by having him enter Stan's mind and using the memory gun to destroy him while Cipher had seemingly disappeared forever.

This may not be the case. and the one-eyed demon could easily return to

gravity

falls

in the future. How did this theory arise? Well, there were important factors. The first was during Bill's death. He says some nonsense while his body changes shape and warps nicely if you play. backwards audio, you can clearly hear Bill saying a xol OTL, my time to burn has come. I call upon the ancient power so that he can return, so while his physical form may be gone, there seems to be some kind of loophole or way for Bill to return. The official Gravity Falls movie would certainly be ideal alongside Bill's cryptic message.

Additionally, clues pointing to him still being alive were found in a book titled The Dipper and Mabel in the Time Curse. The pirate's treasure in the book. Dipper and Mabel encounter a giant axolotl. who reads a poem about Bill some of the key lines include saw his own dimension Byrne misses home and can't go back says he's happy to be a liar and then the poem ends with this if he wants to escape guilt he'll have to invoke my name a way to absolve his crime a different way at a different time, so not only is Bill still alive in some way, but his return may be completely different than the yellow triangle shape we used to see in Bill's death in the Gravity series finale.

The

falls

also came with great sacrifice. Stan lost his memories of him in the process. Fortunately, the lost memories did not last long, but many wondered why, when analyzing the use and history of the memory gun, a theory developed related to his ability to recover his memory. Memory so fast that one of the main uses of the gun was so that people wouldn't remember the

crazy

or supernatural things found in

gravity

falls, so if someone sees a zombie boom, the memory gun erases that memory, the main reason why these memories do not return. It's because

they

don't encounter a zombie again, the memory gun only seems to work as a cover-up instead of completely erasing something that old mcgucket is able to restore years of memories after watching home movies of himself, so When Stan sees the scrapbook of memories they return to his family and he is able to connect and reunite with Mabel and Dipper once again.

The gun was also pointed at Stanley Pines, meaning the memories only focused on the moments when he was referred to as that character Stan Lee passed by. several years as a con man taking on the role of different people and characters, meaning he definitely didn't lose as many memories as people originally thought Any show involving time travel will likely be compared to other fictional time travel pieces from pop culture, including the beloved. Back to the Future series, so when Mabel and Dipper start using time travel devices, things get a little complicated for the future and various timelines in the show, one of the craziest theories that come out of this , is Mabel's connection to the future and how her destiny.

It turns out that the future could be depicted in a key scene from the first Back to the Future movie. Marty McFly lives in a town with the Two Pines shopping center when he travels back in time, the time traveling DeLorean crashes into one of the real ones. twin pines kill the plant in the process when marty returns to the future the name of the mall is changed to lone pine mall well how does this connect to mabel and dipper? They are the twin pines and dipper. The hat can be a big clue, there is only one pine tree in it, which means that in the future he is the lone pine tree left.

We all know that Blendin threatened to go back in time and change his future existence, but how did he actually do it? The show gave us no further clues and The Whole Pine Twins may simply be a clever reference. Bill Cipher is a dream demon and about as evil as they come, so we not only have to wonder why we like the evil character so much, but also if there are other evildoers like him. gravity falls in the universe, well if a theory turns out to be

true

then it's an unequivocal yes, the theory states that not only is there another similar villain, but he may actually be Bill's brother and everything goes back to the wheel of Zodiac encryption that we have.

Seen and analyzed from the beginning of the show, the symbol surrounding the wheel represented each of the characters on the show and played an important role in the final battle against Bill, but what if something was missing? We never realized that Bill's brother

might

be represented on the wheel. with a five-pointed star, while Gideon happily entered that spot for the end, he was more or less a substitute for the area. Bill Cipher uses the show Little and the Aztec deity in the series finale and what people may not know is that the show Little is known as God of Twins with a brother named Quetzalcoatl, so Bill could have a twin in star form somewhere, one dedicated to Quetzalcoatl and ready to unleash his demonic lake qualities on the world.

How many times have you encountered gravity? falls fan and the conversation about Dipper's real name came up in conversation for several years, it was one of the main topics of discussion and speculation on the show and while many of these assumptions were completely wrong, the reasoning behind them definitely it made sense. The biggest clues about Dipper's real name come from show creator Alex Hirsch and his sister Ariel. The twins have alliterations in their names and assumed the same would be used for Dipper, so for a long time the name M was considered and one of the best theories was. that dipper name was max, other options included some strange ones including Gable, Abell, all with connections to various story arcs the characters went through, unfortunately for fans the real name was never revealed in the actual show, so for years the whole em name theory related to dipper was spread but it was never confirmed or even hinted at the end came and went leaving fans very disappointed without any possible reveal then the Official Gazette publication was released 3 of Gravity Falls and when fans began to dig into the contents of the book, a big reveal was found with Dipper's real name.

In an entry written by Ford, he reveals a conversation with Dipper where he lets his name Mason slip in a profile written earlier in the book, the character even writes an M before crossing it out and writing Dipper Pines Not only does the name Mason start with the same letter as Mabel, but it has the same number of letters and a full beginning of MA and this is where even more theories start to develop why he was so embarrassed by his name. Some speculate that his father used to tease him and call him my son, while others.

It is speculated that his love for the name Tyrone made him despise most other names anyway without a copy of the diary 3 many people would not have known about the name that was kept secret for 40 episodes of the show. The newspaper mentions that Amelia Earhart crashed. in Gravity Falls and disappeared into the woods, while the reference is a fun little nod to the historical pilot, we have to wonder if there's more than meets the eye here - specifically, Amelia Earhart has appeared in Gravity Falls even though it would be extremely old woman. and supernatural events could have allowed Earhart to live much longer than expected, for example, she could have easily adopted the new name of the sweet grandmother Canopus trap, known for having the largest ball of wool in the world or perhaps she opened a grocery store, got married and was well known. as Maud, the store clerk who doesn't like teenagers and then there's the biggest twist of all, if Amelia Earhart calmed down in gravity falls, she very well could be Sue's grandmother, better known as Granny, for some reason we can't seem to mention. cartoon theories without mentioning the mysterious Illuminati, but here we go again with a mysterious show, you know, the Illuminati would also appear. of the Illuminati, but there are also many more, the show is full of mysterious triangles and there are many eyeballs hidden throughout the series, of course these eyeballs can also point out hidden clues about banknote encryption, so bill encryption is part of the Illuminati, can anyone explain exactly what the Illuminati is besides some ancient secret group that has become a bit trendy to talk about?

Either way, it's hard to deny all the Illuminati symbols in the show and the history of other Disney shows, like Duck Tales. How the animators have been able to pull these references over the years in the episode Blendin's Game, we learn exactly why Sue doesn't like celebrating her birthday and it directly correlates to the fact that her father left him when he was a little boy during the course of the series. show, we don't learn much about her father, but several theories have emerged about the character, one of them including why she's never in Gravity Falls.

Her father could be a professional wrestler via Gravity Falls creator Alex Hirsch. We learned that one of her role models is professional wrestler Terry America, while that professional wrestler is probably not her father, another may have been left by Sue's father to travel the country and attempt a successful career in the world. from professional wrestling, to make matters worse he never visits his son and the postcard he sends barely means anything to sue, luckily the character has found his own family in Gravity Falls and is able to truly bond with characters like Dipper Mabel and Stan for a children's program.

Gravity Falls can get terribly complicated, this is mainly due to time travel. and Blendin's

crazy

elements are set up throughout the series, while some people use Blendin's game episode to speculate about his father, others use the time travel elements to learn a ton about the creation of the show and how certain stories developed. He's pretty crazy. I think, but the reason hers even got a job at the mystery shack in the first place is because of Dipper and Mabel, since the characters travel back in time to a younger Sue. Mabel teaches him the vending machine trick he taught her in the present tense. a time loop where soo goes to the mysterious shack and uses the tips Mabel taught him to get a job, they're confused but hey, a theory goes even deeper at one point, dipper runs into a very young version of Wendy, his platonic love, tells the boy his friend, she thinks Dipper is cute, this moment could have changed the future in the present Wendy is much older than Dipper but she expresses interest in him and they bond a lot during the summer, a theory proposes that deep and in Wendy's subconscious the quick encounter with Dipper in her past has led to the connection and her interest in him as a younger friend creating another time loop that has helped set up so many events in Gravity Falls after seeing an episode of Gravity Falls, viewers have a couple of options, I hope another episode comes. directly or watch the other one again to try using ciphers to solve the cryptocurrencies Graham shows off at the end of each episode, these cryptograms often featured funny messages, sometimes gave clues to bigger mysteries on the show, and were just another layer of the show to Enjoy as we were all able to solve all the ciphers and cryptograms and uncover the clues as needed.

There is a big mystery that we were never able to find out who really wrote those clues. Series creator Alex Hirsch and his writing team obviously wrote. them, but in the Canon of the show, who came up with it, Ford is a good guess because his own journal 3 is full of many different ciphers and riddles, but we're going with an unlikely theory and guessing that it's actually a bill cipher the one who writes the cryptograms, the first cipher clue is actually in his name, plus many of the clues feel like mockery of Bill himself, this includes the heavy head he wears.Fez banknote cipher triangle and be careful who you belittle in the episode, the headhunters, Mabel gives Stan the The most ideal gift is a wax statue of himself while the story and decapitation are mainly played of the wax statue.

Laughs, things get a little weird when Stan starts treating the loss of the wax statue of him like a real person, it's not just the wax statue that gets his. coffin, but we see Stanley hold a funeral for the wax figure taking everything completely seriously and even breaking down in tears at the moment as fans speculated that the story was much more than a silly joke, the reason Stan left. upset him so much was because he actually had a long lost twin, this theory turned out to be completely true with a big reveal from Ford later in the series, looking back you can now see and process the true heartbreak Stan had over the loss. of another twin, whether it was just a wax figure. or not, and speaking of chance at the beginning of gravity falls, everyone thought that old McGucket was just a dumb character who spent most of his life living in the city as a dumb resident who was mentally unwelcome upon discovering that McGucket was actually a brilliant genius and used his own memory erase gun to erase his mind over and over again.

He was also the leader of the Blind Eye Society, a group dedicated to using the weapon whenever someone falls in gravity and witnessed something crazy and supernatural, the society still existed when Mabel and Dipper spent the summer in gravity falls, but the duo never fell victim to Zach. There is a theory as to why because McGucket worked with Ford for so many years that many theorized that there were rules in society about how to protect Ford Stan or the rest of the Pines family from being hit by the memory gun. That's why the diaries could be written and how Dippers spent his summer finding each other. many supernatural sources before encountering the Blind Eye Society, no matter how much they damaged his brain, McGucket always showed his loyalty to the pine family.

It's pretty funny how a simple animation mistake could lead to some pretty wild theories. involves the character Mabel and a secret clone that may exist in the episode. Deep Mabel receives a collection of messages from erm glass bottles and, well, one of the bottles accidentally says bomb instead of Mabel. The thing is clearly an animation editing error. but people have speculated that there is a missing member of the pine family, a clone with the backwards name of Mabel, also known as Ayla BAM. While that theory is a bit far-fetched, there is another theory in which the character is a clone of La Bam or another name. could exist in the episode double dipper dipper uses a special photocopier to make clones of himself some people believe that Mabel is looking for us to make a clone of herself and that is what the final episode refers to and since we are on the topic of clones Let's focus on all those differences from the classic Double Dipper episode.

We see how most of the clones in the episode perished in Dipper's fight, but two remained, clone three, also known as Tracy, and clone four, also known as Quatro. We had to wait 33 full episodes. to discover the fate of the clones and it turned out that they are still alive while you wipe away your tears during the closing credits of the series, you may have missed the quick scene where the two clones sit together in the forest next to a outdoor campfire. The end of their survival has given rise to many theories about what will happen to the clones who must avoid the humidity, which is quite a difficult challenge, but we can only hope that their future remains open for some kind of graphic novel or story. official.

Wow, well, time to delve even deeper into Gravity Falls. Let's go ahead and rewatch the entire series again. Okay, come watch it with us, tell us your favorite theories and the ones we missed. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe. Head over to Screen Rant for more great videos