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* MadeASlave: The fate for Dipper, Mabel, and Blendin in the [[spoiler: Medieval Times' "Find a Replacement Suitor"]] ending at the hands of [[spoiler: the newly crowned King Robbie Valentino]].
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* MadeASlave: The fate for [[spoiler: Dipper, Mabel, and Blendin in the [[spoiler: the Medieval Times' "Find a Replacement Suitor"]] ending Suitor" ending, at the hands of [[spoiler: the newly crowned King Robbie Valentino]].
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* MadeASlave: The fate for Dipper, Mabel, and Blendin in the [[spoiler: Medieval Times' "Find a Replacement Suitor"]] ending at the hands of [[spoiler: the newly crowned King Robbie Valentino]].
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* IdenticalGrandson: Farmer Sprott's ancestor is running a general store in the old west, there's a princess who's an IdenticalStranger to Wendy in medieval times, an old prospector who resembles Old Man [=McGucket=], and Bud Gleeful's cyborg descendant has a used spaceship lot in the future.
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* IdenticalGrandson: Farmer Sprott's ancestor is running a general store in the old west, there's a princess who's an IdenticalStranger to Wendy in medieval times, an old prospector who resembles Old Man [=McGucket=], and Bud Gleeful's cyborg descendant has a used spaceship lot in the future.future.
* IdenticalStranger: In medieval times, there's a princess who is a carbon copy of Wendy. In the old west, there's a prospector who resembles Old Man [=McGucket=].
* IdenticalStranger: In medieval times, there's a princess who is a carbon copy of Wendy. In the old west, there's a prospector who resembles Old Man [=McGucket=].
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* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: In Medieval Times, you can choose to go on a quest to slay a dragon for the king. [[spoiler: If you make the right choices, you can become its friend.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In a secret ending (as in one ending that gives you a code that you have to decipher which leads you to a website link that holds another ending) [[spoiler: Dipper and Mabel meet a dimensional being named Axolotl. When Dipper gives him his name, Axolotl responds with, "No, it isn't." Hinting that Dipper isn't his true name. Which isn't found out until Literature/GravityFallsJournal3.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In a secret ending (as in one ending that gives you a code that you have to decipher which leads you to a website link that holds another ending) [[spoiler: Dipper and Mabel meet a dimensional being named The Axolotl. When Dipper gives him it his name, The Axolotl responds with, "No, it isn't." Hinting reaffirming that Dipper isn't his true name. Which His real one isn't found out revealed until Literature/GravityFallsJournal3.]]
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''Dipper and Mabel and the Curse of the Time Pirates' Treasure'' is a {{Gamebook}} (or, as the cover puts it, "Select Your Own Choose-Venture!") based on the ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' series. It was written by Jeffrey Rowe, with help from Alex Hirsch and art by Emmy Cicierega. It was released on July 26, 2016, the same day as the Defictionalized [[Literature/GravityFallsJournal3 Journal #3]] was released.
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''Dipper and Mabel and the Curse of the Time Pirates' Treasure'' is a {{Gamebook}} (or, as the cover puts it, "Select Your Own Choose-Venture!") based on the ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' series. It was written by Jeffrey Rowe, with help from Alex Hirsch and art by Emmy Cicierega. It was released on July 26, 2016, the same day as the Defictionalized [[Literature/GravityFallsJournal3 Journal #3]] 3]] was released.
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** It is averted if you decide to say no to Blendin's offer. The book offers an ending where the twins are bored and wondering if they should have taken the offer. This is Gravity Falls, though; another adventure will come there way.
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** It is averted if you decide to say no to Blendin's offer. The book offers an ending where the twins are bored and wondering if they should have taken the offer. This is Gravity Falls, though; another adventure will come there their way.
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* StatusQuoIsGood: In the good ending, [[spoiler:Dipper and Mabel decide to bury their share of the infinite treasure because they don't want to deal with the headache of paying taxes on it and Grunkle Stan getting his hands on it. If Stan had known about the money, he would have been less stressed about Ford kicking him out. Similarly, Dipper could have funded the ghost hunting show he wanted to make. But if they had done those, then it would violate canon]].
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* StatusQuoIsGood: StatusQuoIsGod: In the good ending, [[spoiler:Dipper and Mabel decide to bury their share of the infinite treasure because they don't want to deal with the headache of paying taxes on it and Grunkle Stan getting his hands on it. If Stan had known about the money, he would have been less stressed about Ford kicking him out. Similarly, Dipper could have funded the ghost hunting show he wanted to make. But if they had done those, then it would violate canon]].
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* DoomedByCanon: Nonfatal example; the Pines' middle-class status [[spoiler:doesn't change in the good ending. That's because Dipper and Mabel bury the treasure in the woods so that they won't have to pay taxes on it and Grunkle Stan won't get greedy. Dipper only keeps one coin to flip when he's indecisive]].
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** Downplayed with the main ending. [[spoiler:Dipper and Mabel are definitely not happy when they find out that Blendin lied to them all along (as he secretly made a deal with the Time Pirates to get them the treasure in exchange for joining them) and used them; however, in the proper ending, they decide that Blendin's still their friend despite the betrayal and fight the Time Pirates to rescue him after the Pirates betray him]].
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* AntiClimax: Some of the endings, where the twins don't actually meet any kind of bad fate, but just get tired of or bored with the treasure hunt and decide to go back home to the Mystery Shack.
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** Happens if Dipper choose to [[spoiler: turn Davy Time-Jones over to the Time Police. This leads to one of the endings where Dipper and Mabel go back to the Mystery Shack and life goes on, but Dipper never gets over the immense guilt.]]
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** Happens if Dipper choose chooses to [[spoiler: turn Davy Time-Jones over to the Time Police. This leads to one of the endings where Dipper and Mabel go back to the Mystery Shack and life goes on, but Dipper never gets over the immense guilt.]]
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* LampshadeHanging: All over the place, especially in quite a few of the bad endings that required making an blatantly wrong choice to get there.
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* LampshadeHanging: All over the place, especially in quite a few of the bad endings that required making an a blatantly wrong choice to get there.
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* BadPresent: One ending features this; [[spoiler: If Mabel chooses to use dynamite to escape danger, they end up striking oil and Blendin decides to become a rich oil tycoon and promises to leave a portion of money buried somewhere for Dipper and Mabel to find years later. But when they return to Gravity Falls, it has become an apocalypse run by ''Toby Determined'', who had found the buried gold and used it to take over the town.]]
* BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy: [[spoiler: Dipper turns out to be the soothsayer Nostradamus in the "Go Through with the Marriage" ending, having been egged on by Wendinella into using his knowledge of the future to scare the people of the 20th century with vague prophecies.]]
* BadPresent: One ending features this; [[spoiler: If Mabel chooses to use dynamite to escape danger, they end up striking oil and Blendin decides to become a rich oil tycoon and promises to leave a portion of money buried somewhere for Dipper and Mabel to find years later. But when they return to Gravity Falls, it has become an apocalypse run by ''Toby Determined'', who had found the buried gold and used it to take over the town.]]
* BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy: [[spoiler: Dipper turns out to be the soothsayer Nostradamus in the "Go Through with the Marriage" ending, having been egged on by Wendinella into using his knowledge of the future to scare the people of the 20th century with vague prophecies.]]
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* AmbiguouslyGay: When Blendin, DisguisedInDrag, catches the attention of a man on the train, he's interested enough that he wants to see where it goes while Dipper and Mabel keep going without him.
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** [[spoiler:If Mabel chooses to use dynamite to escape danger, they end up striking oil and Blendin decides to become a rich oil tycoon and promises to leave a portion of money buried somewhere for Dipper and Mabel to find years later. But when they return to Gravity Falls, it has become an apocalypse run by ''Toby Determined'', who had found the buried gold and used it to take over the town.]]
** [[spoiler:If the group confronts the men in the saloon and Dipper claims they're the new entertainers, they're successful enough at it that Blendin is happy and making money and decides to remain there. Dipper and Mabel return home...only to find that Blendin staying in the past somehow resulted in one of the 40% of timelines with [[BrickJoke the lizard people taking over]].]]
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* BrickJoke: In the Introduction, Blendin fires one of his futuristic laser guns into the distance, which is followed by Toby Determined screaming. Depending on what you choose, you may run into him in one of the eras.
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** In the Introduction, Blendin fires one of his futuristic laser guns into the distance, which is followed by Toby Determined screaming. Depending on what you choose, you may run into him in one of theeras.eras.
** Dipper expresses concern that, if they mess up the past too badly, they could create a BadPresent or BadFuture ruled by lizard people or something. Blendin assures him that the lizard people timeline only happens about 40% of the time, and they're usually pretty nice. [[spoiler:The twins discover in one of the endings that leaving Blendin in the past while they return to the present somehow resulted in the lizard people timeline coming true]].
** In the Introduction, Blendin fires one of his futuristic laser guns into the distance, which is followed by Toby Determined screaming. Depending on what you choose, you may run into him in one of the
** Dipper expresses concern that, if they mess up the past too badly, they could create a BadPresent or BadFuture ruled by lizard people or something. Blendin assures him that the lizard people timeline only happens about 40% of the time, and they're usually pretty nice. [[spoiler:The twins discover in one of the endings that leaving Blendin in the past while they return to the present somehow resulted in the lizard people timeline coming true]].
* ButtMonkey: Blendin as usual. He is ignored, casually insulted, and in some endings, even left behind to a crappy fate by the twins and other characters. Even in the main ending, [[spoiler:he is promptly betrayed by the Time Pirates once he brings them to the treasure, and though Dipper and Mabel decide to save him anyway despite him betraying them, they do so while noting that he's dumb and a terrible time-traveler]].
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* CruelTwistEnding: A few, but lampshaded specifically in the [[spoiler: Marry Princess Wendiella ending; Dipper worries that she might die and leave him broken-hearted. See below for more details.]]
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* CruelTwistEnding: A few, but lampshaded specifically in the [[spoiler: Marry Princess Wendiella Wendinella ending; Dipper worries that she might die and leave him broken-hearted. See below for more details.]]
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* EtTuBrute: Happens if Dipper choose to [[spoiler: turn Davy Time-Jones over to the Time Police.]]
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** Happens if Dipper choose to [[spoiler: turn Davy Time-Jones over to the TimePolice.]] Police. This leads to one of the endings where Dipper and Mabel go back to the Mystery Shack and life goes on, but Dipper never gets over the immense guilt.]]
** Downplayed with the main ending. [[spoiler:Dipper and Mabel are definitely not happy when they find out that Blendin lied to them all along (as he secretly made a deal with the Time Pirates to get them the treasure in exchange for joining them) and used them; however, in the proper ending, they decide that Blendin's still their friend despite the betrayal and fight the Time Pirates to rescue him after the Pirates betray him]].
* FireForgedFriends: The Twins and Blendin. This is especially evident in the main ending, [[spoiler:where Mabel and Dipper decide to fight the Time Pirates and save Blendin even after he (non-maliciously) betrayed them; after the group finds the treasure, Blendin admits that this is the only timeline where he's had friends]].
** Happens if Dipper choose to [[spoiler: turn Davy Time-Jones over to the Time
** Downplayed with the main ending. [[spoiler:Dipper and Mabel are definitely not happy when they find out that Blendin lied to them all along (as he secretly made a deal with the Time Pirates to get them the treasure in exchange for joining them) and used them; however, in the proper ending, they decide that Blendin's still their friend despite the betrayal and fight the Time Pirates to rescue him after the Pirates betray him]].
* FireForgedFriends: The Twins and Blendin. This is especially evident in the main ending, [[spoiler:where Mabel and Dipper decide to fight the Time Pirates and save Blendin even after he (non-maliciously) betrayed them; after the group finds the treasure, Blendin admits that this is the only timeline where he's had friends]].
* LampshadeHanging: All over the place, especially in quite a few of the bad endings that required making an blatantly wrong choice to get there.
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* SpaceX: Blendin still does this to the point that Dipper asks Blendin if someone pays him every time he says the word "Time".
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** In the "Go Through with the Marriage" ending, [[spoiler:Dipper turns out to have been the real identity of Nostradamus. Having lived in the future and heard of him, Dipper uses this pen name to write vague prophecies of the future (using his knowledge of the time) to freak people out at Wendinella's urging]].
** In another ending, Dipper and Mabel [[spoiler:accidentally end up becoming feared as criminals known as the "Calamity Brothers", whom they've heard of as the most feared bandits of all time. They realize that the Calamity Brothers ''were'' them all along and never existed on their own, and decide to live out the rest of their lives as these outlaws]].
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* WhoWantsToLiveForever: In the "Eternal Youth" ending, [[spoiler: Dipper and Mabel spend years stuck as prepubescent adolescents, forced to outlive their loved ones in Time Baby's uprising while Blendin is stuck looking the same as he did before. They spend the next decades trying to find ways to occupy their time for all eternity.]]
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* VitriolicBestBuds: The twins and Blendin have become this. There are a lot of insults thrown around (most--but not all--from the twins), but they do refer to each other as friends in several different timelines.
* WhoWantsToLiveForever: In the "Eternal Youth" ending, [[spoiler: Dipper and Mabel spend years stuck as prepubescent adolescents, forced to outlive their loved ones in Time Baby's uprising while Blendin is stuck looking the same as he did before. They spend the next decades trying to find ways to occupy their time for all eternity.]]]]
* WhoWantsToLiveForever: In the "Eternal Youth" ending, [[spoiler: Dipper and Mabel spend years stuck as prepubescent adolescents, forced to outlive their loved ones in Time Baby's uprising while Blendin is stuck looking the same as he did before. They spend the next decades trying to find ways to occupy their time for all eternity.
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* BurnTheWitch: This nearly happens to Dipper, Mabel, and Blendin by mob led by Shopkeeper Sprott. They manage to escape back to the present which leads to an ending where [[spoiler: they encounter Farmer Sprott and learn that his western ancestor was burned alive as punishment for letting them escape. Dipper and Mabel contemplate whether they should feel guilty, but decide that it's InSpiteOfANail since Farmer Sprott hates witches regardless.]]
* WhoWantsToLiveForever: In the "Eternal Youth" ending, [[spoiler: Dipper and Mabel spend years stuck as prepubescent adolescents, forced to outlive their loved ones in Time Baby's uprising while Blendin is stuck looking the same as he did before. They spend the next decades trying to find ways to occupy their time for all eternity.]]
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** [[spoiler: In the "Midas Touch" ending, the gang catches themselves before high-fiving each other, only to turn to gold anyway when they pause to wipe their brows in relief.]]
** [[spoiler: In the "Find a Replacement Suitor" ending, because the gang only wants the Time Key and marrying Dipper off to a medieval princess is irrelevant, they pluck [[{{Jerkass}} Robbie]] from present day to marry off... only to then discover that the princess is identical to Wendy, leading Dipper to immediately regret the decision and everyone suffering when Robbie smashes the Time Tape and turns the gang into his royal slaves. Similarly, if Dipper refuses the marriage after he knows that the princess is basically a carbon copy of Wendy, he states that it was probably the right choice... before the present day Wendy comes in wearing an old wedding dress she found, leading Dipper to run out of the room in tears.]]
** [[spoiler: In the "Find a Replacement Suitor" ending, because the gang only wants the Time Key and marrying Dipper off to a medieval princess is irrelevant, they pluck [[{{Jerkass}} Robbie]] from present day to marry off... only to then discover that the princess is identical to Wendy, leading Dipper to immediately regret the decision and everyone suffering when Robbie smashes the Time Tape and turns the gang into his royal slaves. Similarly, if Dipper refuses the marriage after he knows that the princess is basically a carbon copy of Wendy, he states that it was probably the right choice... before the present day Wendy comes in wearing an old wedding dress she found, leading Dipper to run out of the room in tears.]]
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**[[spoiler: In the "Find a Replacement Suitor" ending, [[spoiler: because the gang only wants the Time Key and marrying Dipper off to a medieval princess is irrelevant, they pluck [[{{Jerkass}} Robbie]] from present day to marry off... only to then discover that the princess is identical to Wendy, leading Dipper to immediately regret the decision and everyone suffering when Robbie smashes the Time Tape and turns the gang into his royal slaves. Similarly, if Dipper refuses the marriage after he knows that the princess is basically a carbon copy of Wendy, he states that it was probably the right choice... before the present day Wendy comes in wearing an old wedding dress she found, leading Dipper to run out of the room in tears.]]
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''Dipper and Mabel and the Curse of the Time Pirates' Treasure'' is a ChooseYourOwnAdventure (Or, as the cover puts it, "Select Your Own Choose-Venture!") book based on the ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' series. It was written by Jeffrey Rowe, with help from Alex Hirsch and art by Emmy Cicierega. It was released on July 26, 2016, the same day as the Defictionalized [[Literature/GravityFallsJournal3 Journal #3]] was released.
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''Dipper and Mabel and the Curse of the Time Pirates' Treasure'' is a ChooseYourOwnAdventure (Or, {{Gamebook}} (or, as the cover puts it, "Select Your Own Choose-Venture!") book based on the ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' series. It was written by Jeffrey Rowe, with help from Alex Hirsch and art by Emmy Cicierega. It was released on July 26, 2016, the same day as the Defictionalized [[Literature/GravityFallsJournal3 Journal #3]] was released.
