History WMG / GravityFallsCrossovers

[[WMG: Stan's portal will create a MassiveMultiplayerCrossover with all of Disney.]]
Think Disney's ''WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse'', on steroids. All of the Disney movies, TV series, video games, even ''Franchise/StarWars'' and ''Creator/MarvelComics''.

Think about it: Almost every episode has featured at least one element that was in a Disney animated film. [[Disney/WreckItRalph Living video game characters]], [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid merpeople]], [[Disney/LiloAndStitch numbered "experiments"]], etc.

* The gnomes are rejected dwarfs from ''Disney/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.

* Gideon, on the surface, is a lot like 'cute' Disney characters, like Disney/{{Pinocchio}} and Disney/{{Bambi}}. Think about what a hit Disney would have if they'd have made that cartoon about the adorable psychic boy.

* The Manotaurs are rejects from ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'', admit if that film had minotaurs they probably would've been like these ones.

* The Time Tape Measure and the electron carpet could easily stem from unsold scripts of those 80's Disney sci-fi movies, or even a rejected time machine from ''Disney/MeetTheRobinsons''.
* Rumble and Giffany are rejects from ''Disney/WreckItRalph''; the latter could have been a first draft for the sequel's BigBad (the sequel could explore home console games outside of the arcade).

* Mermando was a rejected side character from... [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid well, you know]].
* Experiment 78 was one of [[Disney/LiloAndStitch Jumba's illegal genetic experiments]] that was never used in [[WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries the series]].
* The dinosaur pit from "Land Before Swine" was an early idea for what would become ''Disney/{{Dinosaur}}''.

Assuming the alien spaceship portal theory in the next folder is correct, there is a real possibility that the explanation behind Celestabellebethabelle's immunity against Bill comes from the theory that she is secretly a lump-based life form who is made of the properties that hold the universe together and act as an anti-element that can undo the effects of other magical-based elements. There is also the fact that her selfish demeanour mirrors that of Lumpy Space Princess rather flawlessly, to the point that she could be seen as either a reincarnation or an alternate universe LSP if not just another a Lump life form.

[[WMG: ''Gravity Falls'' should crossover with old Disney properties such as films ''Literature/SomethingWickedThisWayComes'', ''Film/FlightOfTheNavigator'' and ''Film/TheRocketeer'' as well as theme park attractions ''Phantom Manor'' (which is the Disneyland Paris DarkerAndEdgier version of ''Franchise/TheHauntedMansion'') and ''Ride/AlienEncounter'' (the now-defunct ride at Orlando).]]

[[WMG: Night Vale and Gravity Falls are sister towns and/or Tad Strange is Cecil Palmer's disappeared brother from ''WelcomeToNightVale''.]]

Bill Cipher is an entity of incredible power, likely of a nature beyond anything in the World of Darkness in general. He wants to fold all possible realities into the nightmare realm to increase his power. His connection to the nature of Gravity Falls is what [[spoiler: Kept him from leaving during the weirdmaggendon without Ford's knowledge of what attracts weirdness to Gravity Falls]]

This isn't too much of a stretch of the imagination when you consider that alongside tapping through interdimensional portal technology as part of his research, throughout the official release of the Defictionalized Journal 3 as discussed in [[https://youtu.be/P6SOXMGXB1o?t=462 this Film Theory video]] [[spoiler: Stanford]] talks about travelling through different dimensions in order to obtain the parts for a quantum destabilizer that he plans to use to [[spoiler: destroy Bill Cypher with,]] even mentioning at one point that he became an outlaw across multiple different dimensions, and basically ends up [[spoiler: Staying with his family members as a way of hiding from the authorities in a way not too dissimilar from Rick Sanchez.]]

[[spoiler:Ford Pines: Once again, Genius, probably Neid, Staunnen or Klagen.]]

We know that Undisclosed is special, being a sort of town-sized portal to hell, but there's no reason why it has to be the only one. Gravity Falls's wacky supernatural shenanigans, like Undisclosed's, are due to a portion of the populace using soy sauce and the presence of doors to other dimensions. One citizen we can be sure is on the sauce is the old man from Gobblewonker: Single-handedly building insanely-complicated models of monsters that might in fact exist? Sounds a lot like what Big Jim used to do in his basement...

Given how Evil Rick has been able to engineer a project as large as the Morty Dome to hide his own brainwaves from the other Ricks, it's not too much of a stretch to theorise that Evil Rick in the past had tried other means to hide himself and his plans from The Council of Ricks.
* What probably happened was that before he developed The Morty Dome, Evil Rick came up with the idea that since all the other Ricks would be unwilling to do so, he and his Morty would travel backwards in time to the location of Gravity Falls, where underneath the ground level, he and Evil Morty could hide from the council in their vastly larger spacecraft and carry out their own activities without any hassle from the council, even if it meant resorting to time travel [[TheEndsJustifyTheMeans to achieve that goal.]] Unfortunately for them, it would ultimately turn out that in breaching that line, [[AlwaysABiggerFish they ultimately incur the wrath and attention of The Time Paradox Avoidance Enforcement Squadron.]] At which point, The Evil Rick And Morty can do nothing but abandon their original base of operations underneath Gravity Falls, in order to cover their tracks as efficiently as possible.\\
Thus, With the craft unpiloted but not quite inactive, this ultimately leads to the whole area infested with Mythical creatures and other strange phenomena, all because of Rick's Dimension-travelling technology on board the ship causing more portals to open up throughout the years.

Aside from having the same voice and voice actor as Morty from the show, it would be reasonable to consider that a Morty would exist within the multiverse who while looking different, could have only been the first Morty weak enough for TPAES to capture and control, if they wanted to find a lead for one or more Ricks and Morties should they ever be able to catch up with either of them.\\
They could have also altered his appearance along with his behaviour so that "Blendin" could act out as a mole for their operations, even if he isn't too skilled at how well he does on his objectives.

[[WMG: Blendin Blandin is a [[WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty Morty]].]]
Blendin was once an ordinary Morty until his Rick was killed in a misadventure that left him stranded in the future. Trapped in a time and place, Morty became more badass and forged a new identity as Blendin Blandin. However, since he is still [[ButtMonkey Morty]] at heart, he's still doomed to fail and become a laughing stock no matter what.

* Well, he does wear [[BowtiesAreCool a bowtie]] and a fez!

They've both had references to Gravity Falls, so it's possible that [[spoiler:Ford]] has been to their respective dimensions.

[[WMG: [[spoiler: Stanford Pines used to travel between dimensions along with Rick Sanchez and his former colleagues before he was brought back by Stanley at the end of ''Not What He Seems''.]]]]

* What probably happened was that before he developed The Morty Dome, Evil Rick came up with the idea that since all the other Ricks would be unwilling to do so, he and his Morty would travel backwards in time to the location of Gravity Falls, where underneath the ground level, he and Evil Morty could hide from the council in their vastly larger spacecraft and carry out their own activities without any hassle from the council, even if it meant resorting to time travel to achieve that goal. Unfortunately for them, it would ultimately turn out that in breaching that line, [[AlwaysABiggerFish they ultimately incur the wrath and attention of Time Paradox Avoidance Enforcement Squadron.]] At which point, The Evil Rick And Morty can do nothing but abandon their original base of operations underneath Gravity Falls, in order to cover their tracks as efficiently as possible.\\

[[WMG: Blendin Blandin is actually an estranged Morty who got captured and had his mind re-written by [[TimePolice the Time Paradox Avoidance Enforcement Squadron]] as a means for them to track his brain-wave signal to try and hunt down the Evil Rick and Morty]]

[[WMG: The author of the journals is none other than [[WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty a Rick Sanchez]].]]
[[http://youtu.be/8F1MSiZVHX4 It's so obvious when you know the truth]]
For the record this could work if not for the blatant impossibility of it. The writer is a visitor who is also a researcher. Rick likes to travel between dimensions and while he doesn't believe in the unexplainable he is more then willing to research it if only to rub it someone's face. If wee allow for interdimensional Ricks it's not much of a stretch to imagine one with six fingers.
* Alternatively, he helped create the portal in Stan's basement. He knows how to make a infinite universe portal gun so why not one giant portal all on its own? And I have another theory: The Author went through different universes gaining knowledge and stealing items to learn how to perfect the portal.

* The copying machine is nothing more than UbIwerks' Xerox machine, now retired.

Blendin was once an ordinary Morty until his Rick was killed in a misadventure that left him stranded in the future. Trapped in a time and place, Morty became more badass and forged a new identity as Blendin Blandin. However, since he is still [[ButMonkey Morty]] [[ChewToy Smith]] at heart, he's still doomed to become a laughing stock even with all his training and futuristic gadgets.

[[WMG: The [[TheSlenderManMythos Slender Man]] will appear.]]

[[WMG: The creature from the upcoming episode "Summerween" is a reference to [[TheSlenderManMythos the Slender Man]].]]

[[WMG: Bill Cipher is connected to [[PlanescapeTorment an Incarnation of The Nameless One]]]]

They did visit ''Series/{{Twin Peaks}}'' before, and that's in Oregon as well... plus what's to say Dipper might form a League of his own when he becomes more {{badass}}?

* The human cast all act like they came out a children's sitcom. They are in fact the characters from a rejected DisneyChannel show about twins solving crime and mystery. AS many know people solving crime and mystery are the most overused premises in the history of television.