#gravity falls tyrone

[remitiras]

Ok but hear me out...

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[thelucidduchess]

New petition to call The Goat “Tyrone” in honor of Dipper’s first clone in Gravity Falls.

[wykonii]

They’re having a nerd-off

[cartoonfan7]

Gonna be honest, I'm a bit disappointed that the fandom hasn't really tried to extrapolate what a Dipperland would be like, a dream bubble prison meant to entice specifically Dipper into staying the way Mabelland did for Mabel, particularly since we know what Mabelland was originally going to show Dipper thanks to the episode commentaries. I'd like to think that in contrast with Mabelland, which was very obviously indulging in Mabel's desire to escape into fantasy and never grow up, to the point that Mabel is somewhat aware of what Mabelland is doing, if not to what extent, why, or what's really outside of it, Dipperland would essentially leave Dipper in the dark about being in a prison and essentially play an idealized version of his life on fast-forward, where he and Mabel get to stay in Gravity Falls, he gets to study under Ford, their parents move to Gravity Falls, and several other things happen that sound too good to be true if they happened all at once, but the time skips/dream logic causes Dipper to not question it that much. Like, Ford eventually bringing Tyrone back, for example.

[dippermabelpines]

GRAVITY FALLS 1.07 - Double Dipper

[alcorian-wizard]

Art req : redraws of screenshots from the show +alcor

ABSOLUTELY-- i love how this forced me to go watch the show to find some scenes to slot our guy à la mystery triplets style- but in the same sense it reminded me how much i absolutely LOVE this series- but look how tINY THE TWINS ARE---

Season 1 episode 7 : Double Dipper i forgot how tiny the twins are compared to everyone else all things considered- but i feel like it's like a common thing where alcor would think they're talking to him whenever they say "dipper" and stan's just accepted that he needs to clarify sometimes

Season 2 episode 4 : Sock opera

i forgot how absolutely psychotic this episode was and am all for it-- i however have no idea how that ute works!! are there seats in the back? i dont know!! i needed to chuck our boy in somewhere though, so here we are

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i know it's not much but i hope this is alright for now!! (backgrounds are the bane of my existence) i had a bunch of fun doing this since i was drawing things that i definitely would not think of drawing otherwise haha-

there were a lot of scenes i wanted to slot alcor into as well but then i felt like realistically, it wouldn't make sense like- oh if he was in this scene, this would happen or that wouldn't happen such and such- and it felt odd to try slot him in with those scenarios- but i will be on the look out for more scenes in the future so keep your eyeballs peeled!!

[ratsbanes]

im a firm believer in trans dipper. why is he embarrassed by his name? THAT'S HIS CHOSEN NAME THAT MABEL CHOSE FOR HIM. HE GOES BY DIPPER AS A LIFELONG NICKNAME DO YOU SEE THE VISION

[anon55mystery]

Season 1 / Season 2

[grunklefordpines]

"Heya there OG-Me's grunkle!"

"Dipper 2 here, but you can call me Tyrone-"

"I was just curious how OG-Me is doing, that is if you've seen him recently?"

~ @tyrone-and-paperjam

Dipper told me about his experience with the copier—I didn’t know any of them survived!

Haha! Dipper is doing fine! I’m sure he’ll be quite surprised to hear about this!

[hkthatgffan]

What’s your favorite episode and why?

I've loved Double Dipper and The Time Traveler's Pig the most.

I feel they're the perfect Gravity Falls episodes in terms of balancing the mystery element of the show with the characters and just being funny while also sharing important lessons.

I feel like they have far better rewatchability than say, Not What He Seems. And what I mean by that is not that they're better than NWHS, but that you can rewatch them more so over and over again and still have fun while NWHS is more an episode that hits hardest the first time and then is one you have to sorta control your rwatching of cause doing so too much can numb you to the shock factor it's meant to have. I mean, the plot heavy GF episodes are the ones I've rewatched fewer times for that very reason.

Meanwhile even after probably rewatching Double Dipper and TTP more times than I can count, they still are a joy to watch.

They're everything I love about Gravity Falls!

[norman-cipher]

I actually forgot to post all of this

Old roadkiller au art

Tyrone pines

All of them as adults

[theratlivinginyourcouchcushions]

Some Messy doodles of @alcorian-wizard ‘s mystery triplets arc! Some have Tyrone as a cat, some as his usual mischievous self, and a few of him at the northwest gala with Pacifica. I don’t draw canon Dipper very often, so he might look a little bit off.

[dippermabelpines]

GRAVITY FALLS 1.07 - Double Dipper

[strawberryshortcake1495]

Gravity Falls x Hunger Games AU

Dipper Pines wakes up on the day of the reaping, when the tributes are chosen who will take part in the Hunger Games. His mother and twin brother, Tyrone, sleep nearby. His father died in a mine explosion years earlier. He goes hunting in the woods outside his district, District 12, with Candy, his best friend. That night, at the reaping ceremony, the mayor gives a speech describing how the governments of North America collapsed and the country of Panem rose up in their place. A war ensued between the Capitol and the districts. The Capitol won, and as a reminder of their defeat, the Capitol holds the Hunger Games every year. The mayor then introduces Stanley Pines, the winner of the 12th Hunger Games, and Dipper’s great uncle. Despite this, Dipper internally calls Stan a greedy old bastard for hoarding all his game money and refusing to give a single penny to the family, leaving them in poverty.

The district’s female tribute is chosen, it’s Pacifica Northwest. Dipper remembers how years earlier, while searching for food for his family in the garbage bins behind the town shops, Pacifica gave him bread from her family’s bakery. Dipper credits her with saving him that day. Then the male tribute is selected, and to Dipper’s horror, it’s Tyrone. Dipper volunteers immediately in Tyrone’s place. Dipper and Pacifica say goodbye to their friends and families and board a train for the Capitol. During the trip, he and Pacifica convince Stan, their mentor in the Games and the person responsible for getting them gifts from sponsors, to take his duties seriously.

Once there, Dipper meets with his stylist, Cinna, who is designing his suit for the opening ceremony. At the ceremony, Dipper and Pacifica wear simple black outfits lit with synthetic flames. The outfits are a huge hit with the audience and make Dipper and Pacifica stand out among the tributes. The next day, Dipper and Pacifica attend group training, and the tributes from rich districts who have trained for the Games their whole lives, called Career Tributes, show off their skills. Later, the tributes are interviewed by Caesar Flickerman, a television host. In her interview, Pacifica reveals that she’s had a crush on Dipper for years.

Finally the time comes. From a small underground room, Dipper is lifted into the arena and the Games officially begin. All the tributes are there, and in front of him is the Cornucopia, which houses an abundance of supplies. Rather than fight, he runs away as Stan advised. He hikes all day before making camp. After dark, someone starts a fire nearby, and it isn’t long before a pack of Career Tributes arrives and kills the person. To Dipper’s shock, Pacifica is with them. The next day Dipper goes in search of water. He walks for hours and collapses from exhaustion, but ultimately he finds a stream. He’s woken in the night by a wall of fire moving in his direction, and as he runs away one of the numerous fireballs falling around him grazes his leg, injuring it.

That night, while he hides in a tree from the pack of Careers below, he notices a boy named Soos from District 11 in a nearby tree. Soos points out a nest of tracker jackers, wasps engineered by the Capitol to be lethal, over Dipper’s head, and Dipper cuts the branch holding the nest, dropping it onto the Careers. Two of them die from the stings and the rest scatter. Dipper is stung a few times as well, but as he’s running away, he remembers one of the girls who died had a bow and arrows, the weapons he’s become proficient with from hunting. He runs back to retrieve them, and Pacifica happens to arrive as he’s grabbing the bow. She yells at Dipper to run just as Robbie, a very large and dangerous Career from District 2, shows up. Pacifica stops him so Dipper can escape, and he passes out in a ditch shortly after.

Dipper encounters Soos again, and the two quickly form a bond. They are able to get food hunting and foraging, and Dipper realizes that the Careers would have difficulty surviving without the supplies at the Cornucopia, so he and Soos devise a plan. While Soos lights decoy fires, Dipper sneaks up to the Cornucopia. The supplies are in a pyramid away from the main camp, and after the Careers leave to investigate the fires, Dipper manages to blow up the supplies by cutting open a bag of apples with his arrows, which sets off the mines set to protect the pyramid. When Dipper doesn’t find Soos at their meeting spot, he goes looking for him and finds him just as another tribute stabs him with a spear. Dipper kills the other tribute, and when Soos dies, he covers his body in flowers.

Dipper is depressed all the next day, until an announcement is made that there has been a rule change: Now, two tributes from the same district can be declared winners. Dipper goes looking for Pacifica, and it takes him a day but finally he finds her. She’s severely injured from her fight with Robbie and can barely walk, but Dipper helps her to a cave where they’ll be hidden. Thinking Pacifica may die, Dipper impulsively kisses her. A moment later he hears a noise outside and finds a pot of broth sent from Stan. He realizes that Stan will reward him for playing up the romance between him and Pacifica. The next morning Dipper sees that Pacifica’s leg is badly infected and she’ll die without treatment. Another announcement is made, this time saying each tribute will find an item they desperately need at the Cornucopia. Dipper knows that means medicine for Pacifica’s leg, but Pacifica thinks it’s too dangerous and doesn’t want Dipper to go. Using a sleep syrup sent from Stan, Dipper knocks her out.

At the Cornucopia, Dipper tries to run and grab the item marked for District 12, but he gets into a fight with a female tribute. The tribute is about to kill him when Angelita, the female tribute from District 11 who came to the Games with Soos, kills the girl instead. She spares Dipper because of the way he treated Soos, and Dipper makes it back to the cave. He injects Pacifica with the medicine just before passing out. They stay there for a few days while it rains nonstop outside, and in this time the romance between Dipper and Pacifica progresses. When the rain lets up, Pacifica and Dipper need to find food. Dipper leaves Pacifica in charge of foraging while he goes to hunt. He comes back hours later and finds a small pile of poisonous berries Pacifica collected thinking they were safe. They discover the body of a tribute who Dipper nicknamed Foxface, and Dipper realizes she died from eating the berries. By this point Robbie, who killed Angelita, is the only tribute left, and Dipper decides to keep some berries in case they can trick Robbie the same way. Eventually the streams and ponds dry up, and they know the only source of water left is the lake near the Cornucopia. Without any other choice, they start walking to the lake.

By the lake, Robbie comes suddenly barreling toward them. Unexpectedly, however, he runs straight by them. Dipper realizes there are strange creatures chasing him, and they all run to the Cornucopia and climb up. The creatures are mutant wolves engineered by the Capitol, and Dipper realizes they are actually the dead tributes, who have been turned into these monsters. Taking advantage of the situation, Robbie attacks Pacifica, but Dipper and Pacifica manage to push him over the edge. The creatures overpower him, but because of the body armor he’s wearing he remains alive for hours, until Dipper shoots him out of pity. Just as Dipper and Pacifica think they’ve won, another announcement is made that there can only be one winner again. Neither Dipper nor Pacifica will kill the other, so Dipper takes out the poisonous berries. Just as he and Pacifica pop them in their mouths, the announcer shouts for them to stop and declares them both winners.

They go back to the Training Center and Dipper is kept alone for days while he recuperates. When he is let out, Stan warns him that he’s in danger. The Capitol took his stunt with the berries as an act of defiance, so he has to convince everyone that he was desperate at the thought of losing Pacifica and not being rebellious, or even his family could be at risk. In their final interview, he’s reunited with Pacifica, who lost her leg and now has a prosthetic. After, when Stan tells him he did great, Pacifica wonders what he means, and Dipper explains everything, including the romance strategy during the Games. Pacifica is angry and hurt, but as they arrive back in District 12, they hold hands one more time to greet the crowd and cameras.