MABEL GETS TRICKED! | Gravity Falls Season 2 Reaction | ep 2x17 "Dipper and Mabel Vs the Future"
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- Mabel makes a drastic decision to try to save her time in Gravity Falls, accidentally making a deal with YOU KNOW WHO! At the same time, Dipper helps Ford on a mission, and Ford asks him to be his apprentice! With the cataclysmic sequence of events set into motion this episode, we can't WAIT to see how this series wraps up!
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Gravity Falls, Season 2, Episode 2x17, “Dipper and Mabel Vs the Future”
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Here's what Alex Hirsch had to say about Ford in the DVD commentary:
"Ford’s great flaw is arrogance. He believes that there are special people, and everyone else...That human attachments are actually weaknesses. The song and dance that he’s giving Dipper here is the exact song and dance that he gave McGucket back when they were younger - ‘You and I are different. We’re better than everyone else. We have a path that no one else can understand. No one else can do this.’ It’s a very seductive idea for Dipper, but he starts to be a little insecure. He kind of can’t believe it, and he’s sort of right to be suspicious, because while Dipper is a smart kid, Ford is projecting. Ford loves Dipper because he sees someone who will tell him ‘yes’ to everything, who will never challenge him, and who will do a really insane, dangerous mission. I know there are some fans who are like ‘Oh, this is a great offer! Dipper should just become a mystery hunter for the rest of his life, not go to high school, not go to college, not be around kids his age…But if Dipper had taken the apprenticeship, he probably would have gone the way of McGucket - Turned into a kind of insane, paranoid hermit with no friends, and just kind of losing his mind. So, it is a seductive offer, but ultimately, Dipper needs to try to learn not to grow up too fast.”
One important fact that I hardly see anyone mention: Mabel had *no* idea what the Rift was, Ford told Dipper to keep it a secret.
That's literally what everyone is saying.
@@wicked_person i mean other reactors, sorry
It's so obvious that it doesn't need to be mentioned... We see it happen. Does every reacter need to be an accessibility audio track for the blind where they just point out every little thing that happens in the story?
@@Ultimaniacx4 It's also extremely obvious that some reactors don't take notes during the stories, its just right there. It's a good chance that they don't remember Ford saying that, given it was just a single line of dialogue so many episodes ago, and they aren't just repeating that line to themselves all day so yeah, it is a pretty important point.
@@cinemagoose The fact that she just hands it over without a thought is a fine indication that she doesn't know what it is. You don't need a notebook and hours of study to understand what's happening in this children's cartoon.
A lot of people hate on Mabel for giving away the rift and starting Weirdmageden. But one has to realize how upset she was with everything going on. From her perspective, her whole world was falling apart, and her own brother was aboutto abandon her. Plus, I think it’s more Ford's fault for not telling Mabel about the rift in the first place!
Exactly! There's no logical way anyone could blame her, yet for some reason, they do.
Facts
Also she's just a kid-
@@si3219That's not an excuse, Dipper is also a kid, but he's constantly facing consequences for his actions and growing as person.
DUH!
personally i don't think mable gives up the rift if she, you know, actually knows what it is. Ford explicitly told dipper not to tell her, and when she pulls it out shes not like this is the rift, she's like huh, this weird thing?
A deleted scene due to time constraints in Dipper & Mabel Vs.The Future was Mabel receiving a phone call from her parents telling her she couldn't bring Waddles back home with her to California. This happened before she overheard Dipper saying he would stay in Gravity Falls.
As for the rift we have to remember that Mabel had no idea of the rift or its significance (Ford told Dipper to keep it secret), and while she shouldn't have been so eager to hand it over, keep in mind that she was talking to (who she assumed to be) Blendin, someone she & Dipper left on good terms with in Blendin's Game. Also, Bill is a master manipulator (he did trick Ford & scar Fiddleford after all), so between possessing & posing as a trusted individual & coming at the target at their lowest point with the promise of happiness & it's no wonder Mabel so easily bought into it when she might not have otherwise.
I wish we got to see that deleted scene with Mabel and her parents because Waddles is very important to her. Also, it would have added more to her feeling deflected and defeated at the end before overhearing Dipper’s decision to stay in Gravity Falls!
They should've kept that scene, it would've make the audience empathize with Mabel more.
I actually blame Ford for the rift breaking more than I blame Mabel. He shouldn't have made Dipper keep it a secret from her. I get how important the secret is (or was), but if he had just told her she might not have been so quick to hand it over to Bill/Blendin in the vulnerable state of mind she was in.
Same, i blame Ford for making Dipper choose between his family and his dream, and for trusting a 12 year old with dangerous device.
i blame the writers for writing a character (mabel) who didn't grow for the entire series until this point, while her brother did.
@@wicked_person what ford said to dipper was absolutely colored by his own childhood, but that's not the dichotomy he was presenting dipper with at all
I think the fact that he didn’t attempt to glue the rift before it all began is what is strange. Like he knew of the alien glue technology and how important it was to keep rift in tact. It seems like such an oversight, as if he solely relied on unicorn hair spell it seems
@@jojivlogs_4255 how was that not the dichotomy? 😭
14:55 actually, a scene that was cut (for time I believe) was Mabels parents telling her she couldn't bring Wadles back.
Y’all fr are forgetting the whole message of the very first episode. “Trust no one,” written by Ford didn’t help in the Gnome crisis, Dipper should’ve been allowed to trust his twin this time as well.
Also this wasn’t a direct message to the reactors just a bunch of people in the comments hahaha
While I've seen some well-informed arguments about who among the Pines family was most at fault for allowing Bill to unleash the rift, I'd have to say all four of them share a similar degree of responsibility. Mabel was just the unfortunate last person in the wrong place, at the wrong time, and at her lowest emotional state that fully set the stage for the events of Weirdmageddon.
On Dipper's end, he was falling victim to his immature need to grow up too fast and was blinded by the allure of what Ford was offering. His overly rational justification to Mabel that growing up is unavoidable and this opportunity was going to help him jumpstart his adult life lacked the vital empathy and wisdom that must also come with such a transition. He's willing to fling himself head-first into Ford's apprenticeship without considering what has happened to people like McGucket that aided him in the past.
Mabel's situation is the opposite in that she's grasping at any line she can to help extend her childhood and the emotional security it offers. Throughout the episode she's taken several gut punches that remind her of this big transition that's fast approaching (seeing the absolute despair of Wendy and the other teens signing up for high school, Candy and Grenda not being able to attend the twins' 13th birthday and say farewell as they leave Gravity Falls). The only one who's offered the sincere emotional support she wanted was Stan, and he's hardly the role model she needs for how to handle this tough transition. To have Dipper, the one person she's counted on to help bring her back down to earth when she's getting carried away, casually say he's going in a new life direction without her is the final knife in an already raw emotional nerve she doesn't know how to properly deal with.
Then there's Stan and Ford, arguably the dark mirror of what Mabel and Dipper could have become if they'd parted ways with such bad blood. Ford's genious is matched only by his shocking lack of forethought and concern for the impact of his own actions. Every major disaster leading up to Bill's manifestation involves some form of him either coercing others into helping him with his dangerous experiments or withholding vital information from his family that could have prevented certain disasters. He's an incredibly smart and determined adult, but hasn't cultivated the wisdom needed to best apply it nor the humility to admit that others have perspectives on things that may be better than his own.
And finally there's Stan. His role in directly causing Weirdmageddon is smaller, but his actions throughout the entire series play vital roles in the events leading up to it. Like Mabel, he has shown his willingness to let his emotions and creative spontaneity guide his actions, but to a far more reckless extent. He's chained to childhood dreams and world views that he knows have changed in his adulthood, but actively fights against (often at the expense of others). Even after bringing Ford back he deflects as much blame for the incident he caused, resulting in the rift between them growing and bleeding over into the bond Dipper and Mabel share.
Ultimately, it's a dramatic comedy of errors and personality flaws between all four family members that resulted in Bill's plans coming to fruition. It makes for great entertainment but can be an absolute nightmare to deal with in reality.
I don't blame Mabel for Wierdmagedon
I blame her for "Dippy Fresh"
@@Hanmacx Yes, I blame her for Dippy Fresh and I'm still waiting for her to pay for my therapy
any argument at all about whose fault the rift breaking was i think is completely missing the point
@@Hanmacx While I super get the hate for dippy fresh, I always interpreted him in a much more positive light (hear me out lol) ***(also spoilers ahead)***. Mabel is heartbroken that her brother is abandoning her, and then she's immediately thrust into a pocket dimension where everything is completely and totally perfect. To her, a perfect world is one that includes a version of her brother that would never abandon her. To me, the main reason that Mabel made Dippy Fresh was how much she missed her brother, yk?
@@zac8246 mabel is abusing that Dipper is always there for her!
And often enough she doesn't even care to Thank him for that!
I felt so bad for Mabel in this episode.
💀
Honestly i felt bad for both of the siblings
Being put through that big of a choice is pretty hard
Woah, symbolism alert. I just realized that the focus on "repairing the rift" is both true of the space-time rift and repairing Dipper and Mabel's (and Stan and Ford's) relationships before they break beyond repair.
It's really ironic that in nearly the same time you watch Gravity Falls episode, where there is Mabel's fear for future, and Code Geass, where Lelouch states that he's fighting for future! 😁
Putting all of the blame for Weirdmageddon on Mabel is a take I find deeply shallow. Mabel's entire world is crashing down, with her childhood innocence period coming to a close, summer ending and then Dipper, her twin, drops the bomb that he wants to stay in Gravity Falls and leave her. Mabel thought she was giving Blendin, someone who liked her the last time they interacted, a menaingless gadget from Dipper's backpack that she accidentally took. I honestly think the person most at fault, other than Bill, is actually Ford. Him telling only Dipper about the rift and not Mabel and Stan not only created a wedge between them, but it was also reckless and dangerous, and the consequences kicked Weirdmageddon off.
Nobody is putting 𝘼𝙇𝙇 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝘽𝙇𝘼𝙈𝙀 on Mabel, people are just criticizing Mabel because let's be honest, even though she was drowned by emotions, this does not give her the right to give up something from her brother’s backpack to a stranger, and don't forget, she willingly wanted to trap the whole town in time bubble, because her wish for "forever summer" is literally asking for stopping the time.
It comes down to Bill being a master manipulator. As always, he waits til just the right moment to offer someone a deal. Usually, when that person is at their most vulnerable.
@@wicked_personyeah but i dont see people critisizing dipper for raising the dead or knowingly making a deal with bill
@@dooda9566 People actually criticized Dipper for being obsessed with Wendy, rising the dead, leaving Mabel in "Summerween" episode, making Mabel sacrifice her pig Waddles, again, for making deal with Bill, but the problem is, Dipper not only gets hate from community, but also from the show, Dipper is getting bullied through all the show, "Roadside Attraction" is a good example of how narrative treats both siblings.
@@dooda9566 And besides, when Dipper summoned zombies, he immediately regretted it, and being near death, he apologized to Mabel for putting her in danger and putting everyone in danger, tell me, where did Mabel apologize for weirdmaggedon in the show?
A thing to note: Mabel doesn't know as much about Bill as Dipper does. Dipper would not have given the rift to anyone period, but Bill has also POSSESSED DIPPER BEFORE! Mabel knows this, but never saw it happen. She would have no cause to question Blendin being Bill, especially since a Time Bubble sounds exactly like something he'd be an expert on. They did let him live, pardon him of his crimes, and give him hair last time they saw him, so him offering a favor in return isn't as out of left field as it sounds. I definitely didn't catch on in my first viewing, and that's after watching Bill cycle through faces at the end of the previous episode, INCLUDING BLENDIN'S. All the Pines are to blame, not just Mabel. Mabel could have thought about it more, sure, but Frod told Dipper not to trust anyone with the true nature of the rift, and Dipper listened. Grunkle Stan also made Ford SWEAR that he would keep the kids as far from his stuff as possible, and while Dipper fought against that and proved useful to Ford, Ford kept his distance from Mabel in regards to his research. If they had all communicated and listened, things might be different, but that's not what happened.
There are basically two prevailing schools of thought to Mabel’s behavior in this episode.
One is that she’s just a kid who was manipulated in a vulnerable emotional state, the other is that she’s a selfish brat who is solely responsible for Weirdmageddon.
I personally think that both sides are completely devoid of the nuance of the situation.
Yes, Mabel is in a very vulnerable headspace. She’s starting to comprehend the changes that are about to happen, and is the loneliest she’s ever felt. Bill has a way with words, and took the opportunity. Weirdmageddon is indisputably Bill’s fault.
That being said, I feel some people use that to completely ignore the hand Mabel played. Yes, she didn’t know what the rift was, but even without that, she was ready to sacrifice everyone’s year to make her own summer last longer. It’s completely understandable, but still insanely selfish. While Bill is obviously to blame here, I think it’s still important to hold people accountable for their mistakes, no matter the headspace they’re in.
I agree with you, people shouldn't blame Mabel for having emotional breakdown, but they should held her accountable for stealing from her brother's backpack and willingly wanting to trap everyone in time bubble.
I dont know what is up with Dippers parents but I would not want my kid being tought by Ford. That man is a step away from Rick Sanchez levels. He just spent like however many years in a chaos realm. Ford needs therapy not responsibility for a kid. He kind of treats him like Morty and almost gets him killed multiple times this episode lol
Nobody ever seems to bring up how utterly insane it is for Ford to expect Dipper to abandon his whole life at home and go on adventures saving the world with him. Like he's still 12/13 years old - Ford may have scientific knowledge but he's never taught or looked after a child before. What would Dipper's parents think? Dipper's still a child Ford can't just take him away. 😭😭
Mabel's completely right to be upset, her brother who she's known her entire life is moving away before they turn 13 to live with all her friends and go on adventures while she has to go back home alone. I'll never understand why so many people agree with Ford and hate Mabel for giving away the rift lmfao
Mabel was right to be upset, because her brother she knew her entire life is leaving her, but she definitely wasn't right for giving up the rift.
@@wicked_person she didn't know what the rift was, she thought it was some dumb thing that would somehow solve her problems. Ur right she shouldn't have given it away but its completely understandable why she did and I bet most people in her situation would've as well
To be fair, I think it's fair to say that Dipper is probably that kid that nobody wants on their table during lunch, has no friends, and is often picked on by bullies (the birthmark probably doesn't help). So yeah, he probably doesn't have much to go back to, but I think Mabel and his parents are more than enough.
All of this could have been avoided if Ford told Mabel what the rift was
I feel like a common theme in this fandom is putting most (or sometimes even all) the blame on Mabel, which is honestly really irritating. She’s a 12 year old who just found out something she’s been looking forward to most of her life (becoming a teen) is seemingly not a very happy time, like at all. And then to top it off she finds out the person who has literally always been with her, her most important person. Won’t even be there to help her through it. Her world was shattering before her eyes, so in her vulnerable state she put her trust in someone who she thought could help, someone she didn’t know had any malicious intent. So yeah, I just think she’s a lot more than the “selfish” girl people often make her out to be. So I’m glad you two are giving her the attention she deserves in your discussions. I wouldn’t expect any less tbh, even when I disagree on your takes, they’re always very insightful.
the scene of Dipper protecting his grunkle without any fear in his body always gives me chills. I still feel very conflicted about the Dipper/Mabel scenario, but they do the best job comparing Stan and Fords past and whether history will repeat itself. Dipper always does so so much for Mabel, but Mabel is Mabel and feels with her entire being so i gotta respect them both
Ford should have known Mabel, a little kid he barely knows and only just met, would be unstable and emotionally unbalanced enough that she was prone to temper tantrums when she doesn't get her way and that would obviously lead her to switching backpacks with Dipper at the exact moment when he had the rift with him, leading Mabel to be the perfect target for Bill's manipulations.
It's all Ford's fault for not predicting what writers had in store and telling all the right people the right things to prevent for the story from progressing.
So, you blaming the 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙧𝙖𝙘𝙩𝙚𝙧 for writers mistake?
Gravity Falls is the story of one boy who wants to grow up too fast, a girl who wants to grow up too slow, and how they navigate a single crazy summer and the feelings it leaves behind. that is what Gravity Falls is.
Fun fact: The number 13 is constantly associated with bad luck. It’s no wonder everything went wrong just before the twins’ birthday.
Another fun fact:Mabel's favorite number is 13, there's also a strange door in Gravity Falls with number "13".
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I just want to say, your reactions are the best, tried some other youtubers but it is not nearly as much fun as with you
I can't take Justin Royland's voice seriously after all those years...
I loved the twist at the end of this episode but I also loved the UFO design and how it was used for this episode
My 13th birthday: Had a bunch of friends over for a sleepover, and everyone ended up getting head lice.
12:26 I mean, assuming he was stuck to the ship until the moment it crashed, and the ship absorbed the impact, it's not so crazy that he survived a twelve foot fall with just some bruises and scratches.
What blows my mind is that the RIFT survived, considering how easy it broke later and that he landed on top of it.
What's crazy to me is that I have exactly one UFO experience, and it looked just like the pod that Dipper had to face. I was sunbathing in my yard, and there was this silver tear-drop shaped thing just hovering in the air super high up, then after a while it was just gone. I live under a pretty active airfield, and I wondered if the aliens were watching the flight traffic or something...or my bikini.
Montana: "To you it was a life changing event, to me it was tuesday... or thursday maybe"
It’s kinda crazy how Bill Cipher doesn’t get blamed nearly as much as other characters like Mabel or Ford for this. When did evil overlords stop getting blamed for manipulating and taking advantage of people
You just answered your own question by saying "When did 𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙡 𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙡𝙤𝙧𝙙𝙨 stop getting blamed?"
Because that's what evil overlords do.
I think it's because Weirdmageddon is exactly what Bill wanted, so blaming Bill for it is kinda... too obvious to point out. You know, like you wrap up the story in this episode and say "Moral of the story: if you try to cause Weirdmageddon, you might end up causing Weirdmageddon", it doesn't really sound like blame so much as encouragement to chase your dreams. But if you wrap it up as "If you try to hold onto your childhood too much at the expense of keeping the people around you from moving forward with their lives, you might end up causing Weirdmageddon", then it fits better.
Or it could just be that Mabel is overall a good person and we know her to be a good person, so we hold her to a higher standard than the guy I get my deer teeth from.
@@valentinkambushev4968 Sounds more like confirmation of who is to blame for orchestrating the events and manipulating people to gain power. Especially since Bill’s design, The Illuminati triangle, is literally the symbol used to represent those in power controlling and manipulating people and secretly causing everything.
@@johnmartin4119This is literally that this person said, Bill is supposed to be evil, don't even try to find morality in his character, he's an evil psychopathic antimoralic character.
the fact that she gave up the rifts is one understandable flaw. But there's many other problems like how she made a replacement brother that's "more supportive" even though he sacrificed so much for her is awful. Also, she wouldn't let him take the apprentice role. Dipper is a mature and selfless and Mabel is immature nice (sometimes) but also selfish. I think she is a good and funny character, but she has a lot of flaws.
Upon rewatching I now realize. Mabel could’ve totally stayed in Gravity Falls too.. she would’ve stayed with Dipper and had her besties
But why would she?😭 she also has a life at home and I don't think their parents would even let them in the first place
@@padmeamidala5521Why wouldn't she, or do you think that throwing a tantrum that basically doomed all the universe is the right thing to do?
The alien ship is modeled after a kids 80's movie called "Fligjt of the navigator
I’m with Montana, I don’t remember shit about my 13th birthday AT ALL lmao. 😂
16:46 Gravity Falls was known for ridiculously long hiatuses between episodes, because Disney was not used to serialized content.
This hiatus between this and Episode 18 was one of the shortest - only two weeks. But it was a SCREWED UP two weeks. Those screams were seriously adult level terrifying, and I was constantly explaining to my friends with kids why those kids needed some therapy for a bit.
I perosnally am sad for Dipper he allways has to give up wverything for his sister's sake I get that he loves her and cares about her and she does too, but I really do think Dipper lost great oportunity here, it was his as well as probbebly anyone elses dream to get to go on asventures instead of attending school
After you guys finish watching the series, I think you should react to "Between the Pines", a special interview between Time Baby and Alex Hirsch (author of the show), where he reveals some secrets, easter eggs and some of the references present in Gravity Falls
You know aparently a lot of people hate on Mabel for giving the rift to Bill, She didn't know what the rift was, for all she knew it could have just been some weird magic item that Dipper had in his bag, she didn't know how important it was, If she did she definitely wouldn't have given it away. Plus she was in an emotional moment and was easy to manipulate. I think even in that moment if she knew how important it was she never would have given it to anyone. But It was Ford's fault for telling Dipper to keep it a secret.
She still stole that "weird magic item" from her brother's backpack
Even though I agree that we should blame Ford for being irresponsible, I would also blame Mabel for taking what not hers and willingy wanting to trap everyone in time bubble.
I highly doubt Mason's parents would let him stay with uncle ford
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To further the Mabel defense everyone else is putting forward:
Why would Mabel ever assume that the rift would be important? Why would this object that all of reality hinges on just be sitting loose in his backpack?
While I don't blame Mabel for Weirdmagedon (or at least not entirely), it annoys me that she never takes responsibility for giving Bill the rift.
In Gravity Falls Lost Legends she does apologize for it.
@@anleg_revlogThey should've done it in the show.
@@wicked_personboo hoo.
I blame her for Dippy Fresh
@wicked_person yeah I agree 👍 which is why I like that Lost Legends was able to give us some character growth for Mabel, something that the show doesn't do.
I really REALLY hope they do all of Weirdmageddon in one week. The episode-a-week stuff was fine for the bulk of the series but Weirdmageddon is back-to-back episodes.
Tfw you're predicting time travel and interdimensional dream demons but the real conflict was high school
.....and interdimensional dream demons, but that was incidental
someone need to make a compilation of all the cat cameo, a catmeo even
These next three weeks are about to get *weird!*
Montana, you in the "my childhood's a bit fuzzy" club too?
Doesn't anybody realize this is Gideons fault for summoning bill cipher
Yay! This part of the story reminds me of a chaos incursion from the warhammer 40k universe. Everything gets crazy when the warp is involved and I'm not just saying that because there are planets that are just obese men with regular people living in their pores in the warp
Once again suggesting you watch Amphibia after this!
oh boy, another episode to not read the comments of!
my opinion on your whole reaction channel depends ENTIRELY on the reaction to this episode , it's the same for every other reaction channel too , and i think that's fair cause it's pretty telling the way people observe the scene
will they only see the surface and blame mabel EVEN more than bill for what happened?
or do they have the brain to actually think more to it
People really blame 𝘽𝙄𝙇𝙇 for what happened, not Ford, Blendin or Mabel, Bill who is literally 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙫𝙞𝙡𝙡𝙖𝙞𝙣 𝙤𝙛 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙨𝙝𝙤𝙬?Where's logic?
@wicked_person they do blame bill
but I've seen people blaming mabel MORE , saying she's worse than bill , and that she's the actual villain of the show
@@satiramalek2572 She's definitely not worse, but I can't tell that they're wrong either, even Alex Hirsch himself said that Bill and Mabel are basically the same, although he also said "But Mabel is a better person than Bill Cipher" you still can't deny that she's a bad person, I mean, even creator said that..
@@wicked_person source?
"Dipper and Mabel vs. The Future": The Mystery Twins are on separate paths in life? Mabel's visit to the "vacant all Summer" Gravity Halls High school leads to the Cold Reality of the Future. Dipper and Grunkel Ford have a nearly-fatal experience with Alien tech. Mabel gets more bad news back at the Mystery Shack and takes Dipper's backpack as she flees to the woods. A possessed Blendin Blandin changes life in Gravity Falls.
We’re in the endgame now, folks!
I seriously love your reactions and I agree with everything you guys said at the end.
It wasn’t Mabel’s fault or Dipper’s. It was Ford for projecting his own personal feelings and problems he had with his brother.
However, there’s nothing wrong with Dipper wanting to take that apprenticeship he was offered because it’s such a great opportunity for him. If only Mabel didn’t overhear it through the Walkie-Talkie because that was the last straw for her after having such a shitty day… Dipper was clearly going to tell her about it when he returned, but it sadly didn’t work out in his favor.
Also, I still can’t get over how cool that UFO lore thing was. It’s super interesting to think about how it could be the reason why extraterrestrial beings were drawn to the strange phenomena of the town or if the saucer crash landed there and ended up causing the anomalies we see or have heard about throughout the show. The origins have never been fully revealed, which leaves lots of room for theories and interpretations!
Anyway, I’m looking forward to seeing your reactions to the Weirdmageddon arc. It’s the greatest plot to ever happen in any animated cartoon imo! Things are going to get weird so I hope you guys are ready :)
WELCOME ONE AND ALL TO WEIRDMAGEDEN!!!!
I was writing a very long text about Mabel and the hate she gets but man its just too many things that i wanted to write but im just gonna say, i am not gonna change anyones mind if they dont want to but i didnt like her before but i love her more now and i even understand her and kinda also relate
Your choice, I myself don't like her in that episode, nor in episode "Escape from reality".
Montana is me not remembering my past birthdays. I cannot wait for next weeks reaction, WEIRDMAGEDON!!! Also please watch Doctor Who after this.
I wish you guys would react to Scooby doo mystery incorporated. ya'll would love it, it has a similar feel to gravity falls & the owl house
Anyone heard mortys voice actor
It’s Roiland’s signature voice.
CAT
I see a lot of people “defending” Mabel’s decision to give Blendin the rift, and I do agree to an extent; she didn’t know what it was, cause Ford and Dipper didn’t tell her, and she was in an emotionally vulnerable state. The thing I have a problem with is that she still technically gets her wish; she spends most of Wierdmageddon in a bubble enjoying her never ending “summer” and in the end, (spoilers) gets to go home with Dipper (though obviously Dipper decided that entirely on his own). If she ended up getting screwed over and had to endure Bill’s dystopia at the beginning, or if she had more of a redemption arc in the finale, that’d be fine for me. Im not saying she deserves to suffer, I’m just tired of her always being thrown a bone despite not really doing anything to earn it.
Yeah, I noticed that Mabel and Dipper were treated differently in their deal with Bill
Dipper got tricked
Possessed
Stabbed with forks
Fell from stairs
Almost got killed (journal 3 info)
Despite not shaking hands with Bill, Mabel got everything she ever wanted, not just "summer forever" but HER OWN WORLD, where she is basically a god.
Yes, it's still a prison, and a very fucked up prison tbh, but Mabel wasn't in danger there, she was perfectly safe, she didn't even need to fear the future, as she wanted.
Narrative is very biased towards Mabel
im 15 and i dont remember being 13
You guys should watch re zero
It’s a testament to how selfishly written Mabel was that her being supportive of Dipper for once comes off as being “off brand” for her
Bill is
can you guys please react to HAIKYUU
Weirdness begins
Need JoJo reactions
Yes!
Part 4 best part
Is anyone else annoyed with the cliche at 16:06?
Intentionally doing something saying "Oops" as if it was an honest accident.
"Oops, there's goes all of reality"
Ngl Mable could’ve stayed in gravity falls with dipper and ford tbh
I don’t know about that one. You have to think about the parents missing out on their kids teen years. They could’ve made it work but I think the way it ended is better than the alternative. Besides dipper could always reach out to ford when he’s an adult. Which is almost 5 years
@@paulbrown9328If Dipper could've stay, why not Mabel?That doesn't make sense.
@@paulbrown9328 Oh, I am sure they would have been devastated for missing their kids' teen years.
@@wicked_person I am not saying that she couldn’t have, I am saying would their parents want it or allow it. Not saying it isn’t a possibility but that I like how it ended more.
@@valentinkambushev4968 it’s a possibility. My parent wouldn’t let me leave the house at 12/13. Even if it was with family. I’ve had some of my best memories with my parents in my early teen years. Add on top of that Ford isn’t a stable guy and Stan isn’t really either. I find it hard that the parents would let their kids stay there forever especially if they know how dangerous being with Ford is. Plus we don’t know much about their parents. Even when Ford posed the question I was like this is a bit of a gamble.
Make her react to NARUTO DUBBED PLSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
I will never think Mabel isn't extremely selfish.
Bro she is 12💀
@@padmeamidala5521 I don't give a damn. Dipper is too. I was twelve once.
@@padmeamidala5521That's not an excuse, Mabel isn't the only character who's 12 years old, Dipper and Pacifica are also 12 years old, but they had their character development.
I fel sorry for them for having to see gravity falls im sorry for you gays 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
the heck are you talking about?
@@wicked_person im sorry i just because i dont like gravity falls i like more ben 10 generator rex danny phantom max and adult shows
@@wicked_person but is good if you like gravity falls please make story different of some eps like the dino gevie and soos and real girl where soos and gifanny become loves and the last mabelcorn where wendy and mabel dont hort but yes LOVE UNICORNS please please please please please please tell anyone to meke my storys become rwal please
@@wicked_person and one more thing im not a kid im a 16year older i just ask you to mek3 my story's of the eps bemome real
@@user-ub3rd6rw4x the heck you talking about, kid?
I know some people will disagree, but always find Mabel selfish and neglectful. She rarely does something meaningful for others and often hinders Dipper in his journeys. I find her unnecessary for this show.
From my pov she still a kid who has not fully emotionally matured so it makes sense she will be selfish and neglectful of course those are negative traits that people will hate in a character, but it’s also very realistic.
@@kelkellysYou would be right, if Mabel was just immature, but no, she already more mature than Dipper, she just doesn't want to grow up and that's why she's acting immature, but that doesn't mean she should be excused for everything.
insanely wrong take
This is the worst take I’ve ever heard my boy, who let you cook 💀💀
I can understand some of the frustration with her character, but to call Mabel "unnecessary" is to fundamentally misunderstand what this show is about.
Mabel is such a horrible, horrible wretch of a character
She's not horrible, but definitely needs better writing.