Tag: henry

There is an object of great power capable of banishing all but the most powerful of demon some say it even effects Alcor to some extent. What is this object? Henry’s broom apparently generations (because you know that technique for dealing with Dipper got passed down) of being used to shoo the most powerful being in existence has rubbed off on it.

Considering how powerful demons are, it’s expected that demon-banishing objects are extremely difficult to make, are dangerous to use, and are very rare.

And there exists a relic so powerful, it’s said to have been the only thing in the universe to banish Alcor himself. It’s held in a top-security location that changes frequently, only used by the most skilled international anti-demon tactical banishment force. Very few people have seen it in use, and even fewer have held it–due to the inherent danger of using such powerful magic. Cases of backfire and collateral damage have occurred in the past.

No one really wasn’t to admit such a legendary item is an old broom.

(The Broom has never actually banished Alcor, but tales of Henry using it to shoo him out of the house were subject to a rather extravagant game of telephone. Regardless, its repetitive use imbued with the will of chasing away a powerful demon became ingrained in it, and fostered magic over the years)

The Pines Family as a Pokémon team.

yes Mable the Clefable has to stand on a box

(originally Willow was going to be a Litwick but I wanted Hank to be a Honchkrow and it felt weird to have her be the only unevolved Pokémon)

Don’t you see Dreambender? Without even knowing it, your other half surrounds, what she hold dear. Screaming to all who can See, saying ’mine,Mine MINE’. You may not like it Dreambender, but she can Do Things, See Things, and hide them even from you.

Legend tells of lost hikers in the forests around Gravity Falls stumbling across a grove filled various fruit trees and vines. They say the fruit from this grove will sustains these hikers till they’re rescued. The truth is Dipper has been planting the fruit from each Henry recantation he meets as a memorial.

On a practical level, the grove is even more obviously magical, because any hikers who know their gardening really well (as well as any botanist/gardening/farming friends they describe it to) would probably know that certain plants don’t play well in this particular soil or these conditions or what have you (I’m quite certain that a prickly pear r!Henry was once discussed, for instance) but there it is, blooming away.

On an emotional level,

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A bored Mable and a Dipniped Dipper result in Henry coming home to find he’s brother-in-law trying and failing to get gummies out of one of those cat treat puzzle balls

Technically, Dipper could get those things out of there no problem, just using his powers. Technically, he’s not in a condition for heavy or complicated thought at the moment.

Henry walks in and sees him fussing with the puzzle ball for all of three seconds before he suddenly opens his mouth way too wide and just eats the whole damn thing in one go, only to look extremely miffed – insulted, even – that even this didn’t let him taste the treats.

Mabel is crying with laughter. She can’t even take pictures anymore at that point because she’s shaking so much they blur.