When Danny Fenton (Phantom) goes up with Sam and Tucker to a sleepy town in Oregon called Gravity Falls to visit Sam's cousin, he gets a whole lot more adventure than he expected-and wanted! Danny meets the Pines twins, and becomes Mabel's "Crush Of The Week", but Dipper is suspicious of him. He doesn't know...
First fanfic ever made on my profile so be nice with it First language isn't English so there's a lot of mistakes and I can confirm this (as my 2024 self who's re reading their old fics and feeling embarrassed) ''Oh god no. Why am I not enough careful? Now I'm gonna be trapped for only god knows how much time by them...
Sequel to Gravitational Phantoms-please read that first! In the aftermath of Bill Cipher's attack on Gravity Falls, people are struggling to pick up the pieces. But there will always be challenges, and some people will always hate what they don't understand. A series of connected one shots from the end of Gravitationa...
Danny got used to the strange stuff. Mind you, he sees dead people daily, not mentioning that he is half of one. But when your friend is a floating dorito, all bets are off.
when sixteen-year old danny fenton and his family decide to get away from the rush of the city and take a vacation in a small woodland town in oregon, danny discovers that this town is anything but ordinary, and the people there even more so. meanwhile, dipper and mabel are entranced by the mysterious teenager that sh...
The closer they get, the more they can see. A head of black hair, blue jeans, a white t-shirt, pale skin... but something isn't right. Dipper strains his eyes until the figure shifts, visibly contorting in pain even as it seems asleep. That's when Dipper and Mable get a proper look at him. The figure is a human boy, p...
Summer after Weirdmageddon was well, weird. Dipper and Mabel Pines returned to Gravity Falls, expecting a summer of average Gravity Falls level weirdness. Not too boring, but not too insane. They expected the average Gnome attack or Vampire stakeout, but not the truth. Not a summer of confusion and denial.