AU. Great evil is born in the darkness, and it yearns to take over. Heroes are born from the light to protect and to fight back. It is their duty as Soul Fighters to defend humanity and all the other gracious beings from the demons that reside in the shadows. Without their parents to fight for them, Dipper must become a Soul Fighter to protect his friends, great uncles, and Mabel.

An old legend, almost forgotten. If one could find a mermaid scale, butterfly wings, their most prized possession, and blood from someone pure of heart, they could create the potion for eternal life. For Mabel Pines, just came down to being in the wrong place, and knowing the wrong people growing up. Pirate Mabill AU.

Erin was never one to doubt herself, but when her feelings for her best friend get in the way, she needs to figure out what to do with her bottled up emotions

After Dipper accidentally tells his parents about his sister's relationship with Bill, Mabel has no choice but to introduce them to the demon and their daughter. The question is... exactly HOW is she going to do that? Set shortly after Lullaby. Requested by GamerFan369.

Bill Cipher makes a deal with Time Baby; he has seven days to make someone fall in love with him, or he will be obliterated. So he decides to try his luck with the only person he thinks he'll have a chance with: Mabel Pines, his "Shooting Star". Will he be successful, or will is own feelings eventually get in the way?

"Shooting Star, we both know you're asking the impossible." "So make the impossible happen!" He pauses. "I can save your brothers mind, no easy feat mind you, on one condition. You become my wife." Mabel reached out and slapped him as hard as she could. On second thought, maybe that wasn't a good idea based off how red he was turning. MaBill with sides of Dipifica.

"Now, Shooting Star, you know I would never hurt you," Bill Cipher said as he smirked like the Cheshire cat, a large, sharp smile that made her feel like she was nothing more than a play thing. She had wanted to believe him; to believe that he wasn't just a monster. But if he was supposed to be the 'prince in disguise', then that meant she was living one messed up fairytale.