What the mind forgets, the heart remembers. A re-imagined ending where Stanley Pines does not get his memories back in one fell swoop. Instead, he struggles to understand himself and his relationship with his brother with each piece of the memory that he recovers. Trigger warning: blink-and-you'll-miss mentions of rape and suicide.

A series of oneshots where the Grunkles are out to save the day. Sometimes reluctantly. Someone's gotta be there to protect the niblings. Current: Stan is too cheap for fireworks. Ford decides to build some instead, and surprise the niblings. Unfortunately, the "fire" portion is far more prominent.

Neither Stanley nor Stanford are very comfortable with the idea of religion, but when Dipper and Mabel invite them to their bar mitzvah after the end of summer, they'll learn what it truly means to feel the wrath of god. (you can also read on AO3, we're under the username the-mystery-twins)

(post-finale) Life after an insane Dorito-induced apocalypse isn't always rainbows and puppies. Thankfully, if there was one thing the Pines family could do (other than jumpstarting said apocalypse), it was to watch each other's backs. Simple family fluff sprinkled with some minor angst. Because the best cakes are made with love, sweat and tears (as Mabel would wisely put it).

"What do people do with dreams? They forget about them." Stanley gets nightmares that he could never remember. Ford thought nothing of it, and failed to see the danger that came from within Stan's own mind. "Stanley Pines returned, didn't he? And along with him, so did I."

It's been two months since Weirdmageddon. Stanley and Stanford Pines have begun their adventure on the high seas aboard the Stan O' War. Their journey begins to get interesting when the two run into sea monsters, whirlpools, and mysterious islands. But when the vacation starts to get serious, the two of them face problems bigger than mythical beasts.

Weirdmaggedon may have ended, but it's a long way to go before everything's fixed. Stan and Dipper are just learning that the hard way.

"I just thought, if Grunkle Stan keeps it close every day, if he touches it from time to time, maybe it can help some more. Every little bit helps, right?"

[Gravity Finale] The good thing with memories is that you can always make new ones.

Stanley Pines, or better known as Stanford Pines and Mr. Mystery, isn't a man that let's too many things get to him, but sometimes there are things that are too much. Mental and emotional strength are going to be pushed to their limits and he's determined to get through it alone, but will that stubbornness destroy him before his family can help him?

Ford follows his brother into the nightmare realm, and now it is a race against time for him to safely get them both out alive.

Re-acclimating to normal life after 30 years in hell won't be easy, even for genius Stanford Pines. But he's dealt with much worse before; there's no way he can't handle this on his own, right? And the last person he wants to know about his problems is Stanley. PTSD!Ford, no Stancest. Cross-posted on AO3.

It's 1982, and Ford Pines has called his brother to Oregon, in desperate need of his help. Fate keeps Ford in this reality, and forces him to confront some very uncomfortable truths about his relationship with his twin.

Bill's defeated, but Stan's paying the price. Ford doesn't know how to deal with the loss. Doesn't know how to fill in his brother's shoes. Doesn't know how to pick up the 8 ball cane...but he can learn. Ford never meant for Stan to die. Drabble that turns pretty dark, whoops.

Stanley Pines had to chew his way out of the trunk of a car. In hindsight, it sounded like a funny story, but he doesn't remember it being so funny at the time.

Ford was not the only one who made a deal with something in Gravity Falls. What Stan made a deal with is much older and more powerful, and payment is due.

Stan copes with the immediate aftermath of losing Ford to the portal by imagining various conversations with his brother.

Dipper wakes to hear a strange noise in the Shack. Following the sound leads to a revelation. (Based on/inspired by a tumblr post, quoted in the chapter notes.)