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Been toying with this Little Monsters AU for a while now without explaining all that much, so here's the much needed information dump for anyone who still has no idea what the heck is going on with this weirdos:

Main Idea:
Dipper accidentally discovers that part of Bill was trapped inside the stone statue left after WM3, altough very weak and canot leave the town or the dimention he's in. Bill starts showing up at the Shack and eventually they kinda fall on some sort of temporary truce, the Pines wanting to keep an eye on Bill and figure out what was going on, and Bill wanting to regain his powers and formulate a plan to bring the apocalypse back again (and possibly take revenge on this dumb family that almost destroyed him). Dipper comes with the idea to give Bill a vessel to keep a better track of him, and the only one Bill accepts is one of the paper clones since it's the closest to a human body.

Relationships:
Mabel: She's the most accepting of the group and the quickest one to welcome Bill in with somewhat open arms (after all, he did give her Mabeland and she can't really be forever mad at the guy who made all of her wildest dreams come true, especially if said guy is making an attempt to be nice to her family). Bill notices early on that she's the most willing to give him a chance, and also notices the strange influence she has over anyone surrounding her (nobody can really be mad at her), and sets himself on earning her trust; mainly to use her as a shield wherever he gets in too much trouble or steps out of line. They end up bonding over some shared likes (Mabel shows him all kinds of human stuff he hasn't been exposed to and he just eats it all up) and Mabel even helps him pull some pranks on Dipper every once in a while.

Dipper: Mistrusts Bill at the very beginning and still keeps an eye on him, but has eased up over time. Now he's mostly equal parts intrigued, distrubed and annoyed by the demon. He was (and still kinda is) the main focus of Bill's creepy jokes and altough he got very much horrified at the start, there's just so much creepy shit a mind can take before it becomes the norm. Nowadays most of the jokes that still get a reaction out of him are the ones focused on taunting or annoying him. Outside of that, he finds Bill's company strangely bearable most of the time. He has started to (not so secrety) keep a written record of Bill's experiences in the paper clone vessels, and lets the demon tag along on his hunt for oddities in the woods of Gravity Falls. On those occations Bill often acts as if he's on top of things and knows all the answers Dipper is trying so hard to grasp, even if he doesn't actually know all that much. Eventually he sneaks in a clue or two for the boy once his desire to see him rip his own hair out in frustration is satisfied.

Grunkle Stan: Overall, Stan just doesn't really know what to make up from this situation. He's not really scared of Bill since he has already confirmed he can beat him in the conning department, and after confirming that almost any other supernatural powers the demon might possesed are at the very least inactive, he's lost most of the worries that he has had about the idea of Bill sticking arround. Most of the time ( and kind of as a knee-jerk reaction caused by Bill's chosen form) he treats him like a child: scolds Bill when he thinks his jokes are way out of the line, enforces the rules of the house the same way he does with Dipper and Mabel and even has gotten him to do a couple chores and help with the store once or twice. Stan still keeps an eye out for him, but most of the time he actually feel's like he's the one being watched, even when he's alone. Since Bill moved in he has also experienced several nightmares and amnesiac episodes, but nothing regular or severe enough to blame the demon for. Bill most of the time keeps quite arround him when they're alone, or focuses his attention on other things, but he's actually enraged and terrified of Stanley in equal parts. The part of him that survived has no actual memory of the deal going wrong and being erased of Stan's mind, but his gut feeling combined by his analysis of that one episode has made him conclude that it was Stan who ultimately stoped his Weirdmageddon. He spends a lot of time fantasizing of many ways to make him pay, while playing the "good boy" part so as to be able to keep close to him and learn all of his secrets.

Grunkle Ford: In front of Bill and the family, Ford pretty much acts as if the demon does not exist. Unless he has to answer to his words or adress him directly out of necessity, he may as well be seeing a blank space where Bill would be. On his own, however, he has made his new mission to keep a watchfull eye on Bill at all hours, going as far as to fill the entire Shack with hidden cameras to keep track of him. Ford also pulls Mabel and Dipper away at every turn he can and never stops inquiring them about their relationship with the demon, looking for any warning signs of trouble. He was the most opposed during the first days of the demon staying and actively tried to get rid of him, but afer some consideration and investigation on his part he also concluded that keeping a close eye on him would be the best course of action. He's the one most emotionally affected by Bill's presence, and his insistence of keeping the façade up combined with Bill's numerous attempts of starting conversation with him makes his situation much worse. Bill, on his part, takes every opportunity he has to sneak into Ford's lab and just hang arround annoying the crap out of him, untill he gets kicked out. Bill holds a lot of mixed feelings about Ford and his long stay in the vessels does nothing but accentuate his problem; he doesn't yet know what exactly does he want to accomplish by trying to get Ford to talk to him again but he's set on reaching his goal somehow. For the moment, he tells himself that Ford still knows how to break the barrier that keeps him trapped in Gravity Falls and he's going to acquire that knowledge one way or another.

Will prolly add Soos and Wendy in the future, as well as more information when needed. Also I hate Ford's arms in this picture but oh well.

Bill/Bipper, Mabel, Dipper, Grunkle Stan, Grunkle Ford © Disney
art © meh

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Description
Been toying with this Little Monsters AU for a while now without explaining all that much, so here's the much needed information dump for anyone who still has no idea what the heck is going on with this weirdos:

Main Idea:
Dipper accidentally discovers that part of Bill was trapped inside the stone statue left after WM3, altough very weak and canot leave the town or the dimention he's in. Bill starts showing up at the Shack and eventually they kinda fall on some sort of temporary truce, the Pines wanting to keep an eye on Bill and figure out what was going on, and Bill wanting to regain his powers and formulate a plan to bring the apocalypse back again (and possibly take revenge on this dumb family that almost destroyed him). Dipper comes with the idea to give Bill a vessel to keep a better track of him, and the only one Bill accepts is one of the paper clones since it's the closest to a human body.

Relationships:
Mabel: She's the most accepting of the group and the quickest one to welcome Bill in with somewhat open arms (after all, he did give her Mabeland and she can't really be forever mad at the guy who made all of her wildest dreams come true, especially if said guy is making an attempt to be nice to her family). Bill notices early on that she's the most willing to give him a chance, and also notices the strange influence she has over anyone surrounding her (nobody can really be mad at her), and sets himself on earning her trust; mainly to use her as a shield wherever he gets in too much trouble or steps out of line. They end up bonding over some shared likes (Mabel shows him all kinds of human stuff he hasn't been exposed to and he just eats it all up) and Mabel even helps him pull some pranks on Dipper every once in a while.

Dipper: Mistrusts Bill at the very beginning and still keeps an eye on him, but has eased up over time. Now he's mostly equal parts intrigued, distrubed and annoyed by the demon. He was (and still kinda is) the main focus of Bill's creepy jokes and altough he got very much horrified at the start, there's just so much creepy shit a mind can take before it becomes the norm. Nowadays most of the jokes that still get a reaction out of him are the ones focused on taunting or annoying him. Outside of that, he finds Bill's company strangely bearable most of the time. He has started to (not so secrety) keep a written record of Bill's experiences in the paper clone vessels, and lets the demon tag along on his hunt for oddities in the woods of Gravity Falls. On those occations Bill often acts as if he's on top of things and knows all the answers Dipper is trying so hard to grasp, even if he doesn't actually know all that much. Eventually he sneaks in a clue or two for the boy once his desire to see him rip his own hair out in frustration is satisfied.

Grunkle Stan: Overall, Stan just doesn't really know what to make up from this situation. He's not really scared of Bill since he has already confirmed he can beat him in the conning department, and after confirming that almost any other supernatural powers the demon might possesed are at the very least inactive, he's lost most of the worries that he has had about the idea of Bill sticking arround. Most of the time ( and kind of as a knee-jerk reaction caused by Bill's chosen form) he treats him like a child: scolds Bill when he thinks his jokes are way out of the line, enforces the rules of the house the same way he does with Dipper and Mabel and even has gotten him to do a couple chores and help with the store once or twice. Stan still keeps an eye out for him, but most of the time he actually feel's like he's the one being watched, even when he's alone. Since Bill moved in he has also experienced several nightmares and amnesiac episodes, but nothing regular or severe enough to blame the demon for. Bill most of the time keeps quite arround him when they're alone, or focuses his attention on other things, but he's actually enraged and terrified of Stanley in equal parts. The part of him that survived has no actual memory of the deal going wrong and being erased of Stan's mind, but his gut feeling combined by his analysis of that one episode has made him conclude that it was Stan who ultimately stoped his Weirdmageddon. He spends a lot of time fantasizing of many ways to make him pay, while playing the "good boy" part so as to be able to keep close to him and learn all of his secrets.

Grunkle Ford: In front of Bill and the family, Ford pretty much acts as if the demon does not exist. Unless he has to answer to his words or adress him directly out of necessity, he may as well be seeing a blank space where Bill would be. On his own, however, he has made his new mission to keep a watchfull eye on Bill at all hours, going as far as to fill the entire Shack with hidden cameras to keep track of him. Ford also pulls Mabel and Dipper away at every turn he can and never stops inquiring them about their relationship with the demon, looking for any warning signs of trouble. He was the most opposed during the first days of the demon staying and actively tried to get rid of him, but afer some consideration and investigation on his part he also concluded that keeping a close eye on him would be the best course of action. He's the one most emotionally affected by Bill's presence, and his insistence of keeping the façade up combined with Bill's numerous attempts of starting conversation with him makes his situation much worse. Bill, on his part, takes every opportunity he has to sneak into Ford's lab and just hang arround annoying the crap out of him, untill he gets kicked out. Bill holds a lot of mixed feelings about Ford and his long stay in the vessels does nothing but accentuate his problem; he doesn't yet know what exactly does he want to accomplish by trying to get Ford to talk to him again but he's set on reaching his goal somehow. For the moment, he tells himself that Ford still knows how to break the barrier that keeps him trapped in Gravity Falls and he's going to acquire that knowledge one way or another.

Will prolly add Soos and Wendy in the future, as well as more information when needed. Also I hate Ford's arms in this picture but oh well.

Bill/Bipper, Mabel, Dipper, Grunkle Stan, Grunkle Ford © Disney
art © meh

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