Could this be where all missing things are found? I've never seen it with my own eyes. Gideon Rises It focuses on Stanford's first three years in Gravity Falls. Stan tried repeatedly to turn the portal back on but was unable to do so with only Journal 1's contents, thus beginning his quest to reunite all three. The alchemic symbols visible in the upper right corner of the right page are air, water, and copper. Journal #1. Type Alchemic symbols (on the left page): extraction of dryness, earth/terra cementation, compositions. The floating cliffs of Gravity Falls are ______ or a geographic anomaly ____ on time ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ the strange ____ ____ ____ ____ addition of the ____ cliffs floating ____ ____ ____ in ____ floating cliffs ____ ____ ____. 1, Stuffed creature of indeterminate species, Time Paradox Avoidance Enforcement Squadron. The page is mostly taken up by a sketch of a unicorn, with its mane being braided by a beautiful woman. The creature seems some kind of vampire dragon with glowing eyes. Rumors persist of a paranormal black market, known only to thieving creatures of the night.
On the right page, there is a drawing of Bill Cipher. After Dipper kept the Journals to himself for a few days, he revealed them to Ford. This picture was taken by a student of Gravity Falls near the mountains. It has two gold binder lines on its spine, and its three remaining corner covers are gold as well. Apparently, defeating Bill didn't just de-weird the town, it also restored many things he destroyed, including the journals. First episode Appearances Last episode
In a desperate last act, Ford threw the journal back to Stan, crying for him to "do something," but he vanished before the panicking Stan could act. below there is a series of symbols and a description of the market. She is wearing a dress and her "pure heart" is visible in her middle. When placed together with the other two journals, it completes a warning written in invisible ink (the bold is the contents of Journal 1). 6 However, since Gideon, who had presumably studied Journal 2 extensively, didn't know there were, in fact, three journals, it can be assumed that either it does not contain a similar message, or it is written in invisible ink. Bad Side, Fairy nail salon and Gnome tavern). Alchemic symbols: composition, pulverize, digestion, fusion, purification, dry, reverberation, pulverize, purification, coagulation, distillation. To the sides of the page, there is a drawing of a fairy coming out of the red light of a traffic light, and that of a latrine. Journal #1 There are 15 symbols, only 11 of which are known alchemic symbols. It also has a ribbon bookmark. Journal #1 is a cryptic journal written by Stanford Pines, and formerly owned by Stanley Pines. Gravity Falls Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. When Dipper, Mabel, and Soos go to Stan's basement in "Not What He Seems", Dipper discovers that Stan had both Journal 1 and Journal 2. Out of paranoia he was being watched, Ford began hiding his three books in various areas of the town, hoping to keep their knowledge secret to prevent the opening of the Interdimensional Portal. "Old Man" McGucket's Conspiracy Corner Marathon, Dungeons, Dungeons, & More Dungeons: Rules Vol. In the center is a Stonehenge circle, and it has several paths stemming from it, leading to various locations (i.e. The page is mentioned by Pacifica in the story "Face It" of Gravity Falls: Lost Legends. The journal makes its first appearance in "Gideon Rises," in which Stan reveals himself to be its owner, and uses the other journals to activate the Universe Portal beneath the Mystery Shack. Its pages are seemingly worn and hold various page markers, similar to journals 2 and 3. This page is seen again in "A Tale of Two Stans," but spelled as "occuring," which is a different incorrect spelling. This page is seen inGravity Falls: Lost Legends. It also includes information on mystical beasts, geographical anomalies, and Stanford's "30-Hour arm wrestling challenge with a unicorn." The machine was meant to create knowledge but it is. As of "Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future," the Floating Cliffs page is mentioned as Ford reveals he discovered the cliffs and valley of the town were formed by a crashing flying saucer millions of years ago. The ____ ____ ____ to ____ ____ ____ of Gravity Falls the ____ was his ____ a student ____ take and ____ ____ ____ have ____. In "Weirdmageddon Part 1," Bill burns Journal 1 along with Journal 2 and Journal 3. As seen in "A Tale of Two Stans," the final page of Journal 1 states that it is continued by Journal 2. On the left page, there is a picture of an unknown bat-like creature taped to the page, with the word "unknown" written above the picture. Warning Page. So far, this is the only spelling or grammar error in any of the journals. It was thought to be destroyed along with Journals 2 and 3 by Bill Cipher during the events of Weirdmageddon, but after Bill's demise, it was found unharmed with the other Journals, although all three were thrown into theBottomless Pitsoon after. Later it makes a reappearance in "Scary-oke" as Stan continues his plans, plotting to keep his project and the journals hidden from the twins. It also appears to be the thickest out of all of the three journals. This page is next to the page on the Crawlspace, and likely refers to the setting of another animated Disney show "The Owl House," as both shows share many members on the creative team. Stan responded by threatening to burn the journal, resulting in an all-out brawl between the two brothers that inadvertently activated the Universe Portal and sent Ford through it. First appearance On the right page, Ford added a measurement of the distance between the floating cliff and the "base" of the earth it is on. The page is very similar to the one that is seen in the theme song (except with the alchemy symbols on the left page appearing alongside the right page for the theme song).
After hiding the second and third, he entrusted hiding Journal 1 to his brother Stan, but Stan became furious when the pair had just reunited after so long only for him to be sent away again. Over thirty years before Dipper and Mabel Pines' arrival in Gravity Falls, Ford documented the strange and paranormal activities of Gravity Falls. Soos brought the journals to Dipper. Ellipses indicates posible pages in between. Order listed from left to right. There is one unknown symbol, alongside a known alchemical symbol. The journals were recovered by Soos, apparently unharmed after Weirdmageddon had ended. It was revealed in the official Journal 3 that there was a page in Journal 1 about a creature called a Weremaid. On the left page is an illustration of an Eye-Bat, followed by a smaller illustration of one in flight, and several lines of text. On the right page is more text. It is the first in a series of journals, including Journal 2 (formerly owned by Gideon Gleeful, later by Stan Pines) and Journal 3 (owned by Dipper Pines). It was implied by Stanford that it is one of many examples of "why some animals should NOT breed". Journal [Source] The family decided to throw them into the Bottomless Pit to rid themselves of the trouble caused by them, and because things thrown into the pit could end up anywhere.[1]. Note: it is actually spelled as "ocurring" in the text.
A map is shown with several locations highlighted in blue circles of varying sizes. There is also "Code Decoder #8." The page is a drawing of the forest. Below said drawing, it reads "Not naturally occurring?". This page includes a diagram, showing the fail-safe mechanism for shutting down the portal. On the top left, the phrase "DEEPEST CHANT" is written in red. Both the left and the right page have sketches of the floating cliffs. The page has a drawing of a gnome with patch opening the entrance in a washing machine, There many entrances, but without a key. Most of the page is a drawing of a hooded figure, presumably a Druid of old. Journal 1's cover is burgundy and has various rips and tears, most noticeably a large piece missing in the upper right-hand corner. Each bullet point is a separate episode. A sketch of a princess with her eyes closed and mouth open.