DIPPER & MABEL VS THE MULTIVERSE! New Gravity Falls Sequel Tease And All Variants Explained!

The Book of Bill Cipher has finally been unleashed into the world and this new entry in the Gravity Falls series has a MASSIVE tease for a sequel in it - quite a few actually, but we're going to focus on Dipper and Mabel vs the Multiverse! Bill explains the concepts of parallel dimensions, revealing that there are worlds where the Pines family LOST in their adventures! From the Society of the Blindeye to Weirdmageddon, these Parallel Pines think about the Prime Dipper and Mabel ALL the time - with the book teasing an inevitable face-off between them! Could Ford bring these multiverse variants to Gravity Falls? Will this be another book or a movie? Let's answer these questions and run through all the variants!

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[juanrisa]

The book also implies Dipper and Mabel's parents are going througth some serious marital issues that may explain why Mabel took the idea of Dipper leaving her so bad.

[sunflower_sosa]

I think messy-hair Mabel is a reference to the episode "Time Traveler's Pig." It's her alternate timeline self, when she never won Waddles and stayed depressed.

[grzegorzmizerski]

1:54 It's mentioned in the book that the events of the Gravity Falls we saw in the show takes place in the ONLY universe in which the Pines Family succeded in defeating Bill Cipher without any major casualties. This is very similar to Invincible where the our main universe is the only reality in which Mark is a good guy and didn't teamed up with his father in conquering Earth for the Viltrum Empire.

[pvpcraft]

Fun fact: at the end of the book we learn what happens to bill and that’s he’s the only one of him there. And since it’s confirmed that there infinite other universes, it means that in only one universe out of infinity the pines won.

[hayden]

NOW THIS is how you keep an audience interested over ten years after your original show!! I LOVE when creators know their audience and build on their ideas to be more adult bc the original audience are adults now! I’m so excited for anything new to come from gravity falls, I love this team

[daviddanczyk]

"And Dipper number 2."
Tyrone: "I have a name, you know!"

[fishdubx]

i like how this means there's also a timeline where dipper and mabel were never sent to gravity falls for the summer and they just lived normal lives

[twilights-stuff]

Fun Fact: In Journal 3, Ford mentioned that he entered a dimension he called "A Better World" dimension as in this world, Ford was able to successfully convince Stan to take Journal 1 away from Gravity Falls and was able to make amends with Mcgucket in order to rewire the portal to avoid the Nightmare Realm Dimension and open to other dimensions (hence why our Ford was able to get in this dimension in the first place). The Ford of the ABW dimension was able to publish his findings and became a celebrity in the scientific community as well as turn his house into an institute of oddology, basically a world where everything worked out in his favor. However, our Ford and the readers never met this dimension's Ford Pines for reasons explained in Journal 3 and the way Stan just took Journal 1, never to be seen again seemed so out of character for him, leading some fans to doubt and become suspicious if this dimension is really a better world. Some fans suggest that Stan had been killed in that dimension and Ford had still been possessed by Bill. This so called "A Better World" dimension might be the reason as to why other Dipper and Mabel variants might go after our Dipper and Mabel in order to take their place, giving us an Into the Spiderverse experience that the Pines Family might have to push through.

[MrBelles]

I can't believe there is still official property being released from this series, and it isn't the kind that ruins the storytelling but grows with it!

[liambobson]

No one is talking about the page with all of the dreams of the people from the prophecy. Dipper hearing his parents arguing is heartbreaking, and could lead to a divorce story, having the twins separated.

[Jonathan_Collins]

Idk which is worse, summoning bill, the dorito from hell into our realm by buying the book, reading it, and seeing your name in it, or accidentally summoning the darkness from pibby into our realm through science.

[l._.l]

The dream part broke me. Most of the dreams were so upsetting knowing that all of them are in some way still haunted by all of these things in their life. It also said that Mcgucket is so broken that he might never be himself again no matter how hard he tries to the point where Bill said it was painful and not funny painful, real pain. This book really got me

[jayjaybulldog]

When I first bought the hardcover of the book of bill last week, I was immediately fascinated with the art style as I felt it’s a huge callback to the previous first two seasons of the show, I think bill knows that his presence took me into dipper and mables time continuum as a flashback that talks about them facing different versions of themselves and seeing what the future would hold especially for Stan and uncle ford.

[Supasmartguy]

Our Dipper and Mabel facing evil versions of themselves would work quite well as a special or movie, but I would definitely not like to see that premise dragged out into a full sequel series.

[avch]

I hope one day they explain what happened in Las Vegas to get Stanley kicked out of there...

[Leif]

There's something really disturbing about the fact there are other worlds where Dipper and Mable just got killed. I mean, yeah, the series had it's darker moments, but in the end, it was still a kids show. I guess that just means the series is evolving into something more mature, and hey, I'm all here for it.

[IcyLightning]

Bill in therapy is one of the funniest ways they could have ended the book

[playertabby]

0:04 when the book turns white theres some signs, decrypting that using bills symbols it says "did you miss me"

[xelang_]

A rival WOULD be amazing but Alex Hirsch has stated that he hated working for Disney so perhaps a sequel to the novels would make more sense

[Kizunoto]

This is exactly the type of thing Alex Hirsch would pull, at the cost of more Gravity Falls we have to summon Bill Cypher