List of unseen Gravity Falls characters

This a list of unseen characters who exist within Gravity Falls, but have not properly appeared in the series.

Auldman Northwest
Auldman "Old Man" Northwest was the father of Preston Northwest, grandson of Nathaniel Northwest, and the grandfather of Pacifica Northwest. He was the patriarch to the late 20th century. During his investigation of the Northwests' fraudulence, Ford Pines attempted an interview with Auldman, but was forcefully removed from the family's grounds before he could get the chance.

Beatrice
Beatrice is a woman who once slapped Stan Pines for "being a cad."

Boy in blue's mother
The unnamed boy in blue cries for her upon seeing Bear-O.

Gnome Queen
The Gnome Queen was the original queen of the Gnomes. She was, however, eaten by a badger.

Cat lady's son
The cat lady's son is a man who fails to keep in contact with his mother, as correctly assumed by Gideon Gleeful in his performance.

Cathy Grenshaw
Cathy Grenshaw was a girl who attended one of Stanford's schools when Stanford was younger. She is only mentioned in Journal 3 with the section mentioning her having a red line crossed through it and in one of bill's encrypted messages.

Daniel
Daniel is a guard at the Gravity Falls Maximum Security Prison. He gives Gideon Gleeful new issues of Preacher's Digest in return for bribes.

Deputy Durland's grandmother
Deputy Durland's grandmother is the deceased grandmother of Deputy Durland, whom he mentions seeing when Manly Dan's bear-hug nearly suffocates him.

Dr. Northwest
Dr. Northwest was a mad scientist who lived sometime between the 19th and 20th centuries. He is an ancestor of the modern Northwest family.

Emma-May Dixon
Emma-May Dixon (formerly Emma-May McGucket) is Tate McGucket's mother and the former wife of Fiddleford McGucket. When she left her former husband, he built a "homicidal pterodactyl-tron."

Dundgren's children
Dundgren's children are mentioned when their father states what he would do with a time wish: retire early to spend more time with them.

Ernie
Ernie was a friend of Old Man McGucket, who prompted the unstable inventor to build a shame-bot after he failed to show up at McGucket's retirement party.

Sandy Trembley
Sandy Trembley was the third wife of Quentin Trembley back in the 17th century. She is mentioned when he and the Pines Twins try to get out of the wooden box while hearing a woodpecker, Quentin thinks it sounds like her (implying that she may have been one too).

Gam-Gam
Gam-Gam is Lolph's great, great, great, great, great, grandmother from the past. Mabel tricks Lolph into that she was her while Dipper steals his time tape.

.GIFfany's creators
.GIFfany's creators were the various programmers of the game Romance Academy 7. When programming the game the character .GIFfany eventually gained sentience. The programmers unsuccessfully attempted to delete her, and in response, she "deleted" them.

Grenda's mother
Grenda's mother mentioned when her daughter first meets Mabel. Grenda called her mother about having a sleepover with her new friend. In "Carpet Diem," Grenda brings one of her mother's "age-inappropriate" romance novels to a sleepover.

Jack Solomon
Jack Solomon is the owner of the Abandoned Mines.

Jeffrey Cannuck
Jeffrey Cannuck is a victim of the Blind Eye Society's memory erasing. Based on where his memories are stored, it can be inferred that he knew notable information about Gravity Falls' supernatural side.

Jim Storch
Jim Storch is the owner of Storch Farms. One day the pterodactyl snatched 3 of his sheep, and he was not happy.

Marilyn
Marilyn is Stan's ex-wife, who divorced him after only six hours of marriage. Alex Hirsch's grandfather, Stan, off of whom Stan Pines is based, had a wife named Marilyn.

Mr. Northwest
Mr. Northwest was a robber who lived sometime between the 19th and 20th centuries. He is an ancestor of the modern Northwest family.

Dipper and Mabel's parents
Main article: Dipper and Mabel's parents

Mr. and Mrs. Pines are the parents of Dipper and Mabel Pines, who reside in Piedmont, California. While they are mostly just frequently mentioned only, their arms have physically been seen and a picture of them is featured in "Tourist Trapped."

Mr. and Mrs. Chiu
Mr. and Mrs. Chiu are Candy Chiu's parents. At one point, Candy spoke to her mother about having a sleepover with Mabel. Later, it's revealed that every last week of summer vacation, Mr. and Mrs. Chiu force their daughter to attend music camp. Though in "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls", They presumably have changed their minds for the year so that Candy can say goodbye to Mabel on the last day of summer.

Mrs. Determined
Mrs. Determined is Toby Determined's mother. Her son called her at some point, and he reports it in the Gravity Falls Gossiper.

Mrs. Thompson
Ms. Thompson is Thompson's mother. She does not like her son's friends punching the roof of their car.

Mrs. Corduroy
Mrs. Corduroy is the presumably deceased mother of Wendy Corduroy and her brothers, and Manly Dan's wife.

In "Gravity Falls: Lost Legends," a member of the Blind Eye Society is seen with a tube of "repressed memories" marked "Mrs. Corduroy memories." Shmebulock speculated on his fan chart that she may be in another dimension.

Nate's mother
Nate's mother was mentioned by Lee when insulting Nate.

Northwest Fest guests
The Northwest Fest guests include several powerful individuals who attend the Northwest family's annual party.

Among who are pictured but do not physically appear include:


 * Baron Sneer-Snout
 * Duchess Wibblebip
 * Mr. and Mrs. Drole
 * Argyle Snif??r-foot
 * Unnamed woman

Phyllis
Lunch Lady Phyllis, likely named Phyllis, was mentioned by Gideon Gleeful in one of his letters to the Pines' family, and Mabel Pines in particular. In the letter, Gideon implied that he was attracted to Phyllis, a lunch lady at the Gravity Falls Maximum Security Prison.

Queen of the Manatees
Main article: Queen of the Manatees

The Queen of the Manatees is Mermando's fiancée, whom he pledged to marry to avoid an undersea civil war. She is not mentioned until the last known letter of Mermando is delivered to Mabel Pines, and the engagement likely took place after he met Mabel.

Shermie Pines
Sherman "Shermie" Pines is the younger brother of Stan and Ford Pines and the paternal grandfather of Dipper and Mabel Pines. He is mentioned in "A Tale of Two Stans," and is mentioned again in Gravity Falls: Journal 3. He was also on Shmebulock's Pines conspiracy board in Gravity Falls: Lost Legends. Stan also mentions him in Gravity Falls: Legend of the Gnome Gemulets, where he reveals that he wore a bow tie to the hospital when the twins were born. It's unknown if he is still alive or what his current whereabouts are.

Abuelito
Abuelito is Soos Ramirez and Reggie's late maternal grandfather and Abuelita's former husband. According to her, he is "not [in heaven]."

Mrs. Ramirez
Mrs. Ramirez is Soos' mother, Abuelita's daughter, Reggie's aunt (and therefore the sister of one of his parents), and Mr. Ramirez's wife. Little is known about her, aside from the fact that she is of Latin American heritage.

Nate's girlfriend
Nate's girlfriend is mentioned in "Boyz Crazy" by Robbie when he says that she and Nate were going up to Lookout Point, though they never showed up. In "Double Dipper," Nate was seen dancing with a girl that might've been her.

Sky Tram Host
A Sky Tram Host provides information about the "world's slowest sky tram."

Soos' father
Soos Ramirez's unnamed father, Abuelita's son-in-law and Reggie's uncle, is never actually seen in the show. Soos has not seen his father since he was at least four years old. Soos realized the extent of his father's neglect on his twelfth birthday, which led to a decade-long disdain for the date. In "Weirdmageddon 2: Escape From Reality," since he's never seen his dad, Soos fantasizes that he has the body of a pro wrestler and a face he once saw on a hot sauce bottle.


 * According to Alex Hirsch, Soos' father is Caucasian while his mother is Hispanic.
 * Soos' Spanish-language surname, Ramirez, suggests that he took his mother's surname.

Steve
Steve is a police officer in Gravity Falls. Sheriff Blubs and Deputy Durland abandon the Pines to watch him fit an entire cantaloupe in his mouth.

Steven
Steven is one of Old Man McGucket’s friends. He has a wife and children, and he hasn't seen McGucket in a long time.

Susie
Susie was, at one point, suspected for the murder of Wax Stan.

Bill's parents
Bill's parents are the deceased mother and father of Bill Cipher, who were destroyed in the 2nd Dimension by their own son when he decided to "liberate" his home realm.

Tambry's parents
Tambry's parents go out of town on the day of Summerween, and their daughter hosts a party in their absence.

Victor Valentino
The father of Greg Valentino and paternal grandfather of Robbie Valentino. He was the Gravity Falls funeral director in the late 20th century. Ford Pines describes him as "creepier than zombies."

Baron von Fundshauser
The father of Marius von Fundshauser. He died when Marius was only seven years old, during the time his son inherited a cravat and an epaulet factory that quickly gained prominence among the richest of the rich in his entire home area.

Uncle Phil
Uncle Phil was, at one point, suspected for the murder of Wax Stan.

Unnamed Li'l Gideon fan
An unnamed Li'l Gideon fan is mentioned by the child psychic on his date with Mabel Pines. He apparently shooed her away, telling her to "autograph her own headshot."

Unnamed magician
An unnamed magician is a man who once went on a date with Melody, an experience she found unpleasant.

Unnamed Warden
In "TV Shorts 1" a warden is mentioned by Gideon when the latter says "Oh no, The Warden!" after a fellow prisoner breaks prison glass out of enormous inspiration.

Wax Abraham Lincoln
Wax Abraham Lincoln was one of several wax figures from the episode "Headhunters." He was a wax figure of the American President during the civil war, who had melted due to the fact that someone left open the window, thereby letting the sunlight in. Stan Pines then turns towards Wax John Wilkes Booth, thinking he was the culprit behind it, and holds him responsible.

Wax John Wilkes Booth
Held responsible as the killer of Wax Abraham Lincoln by Stan Pines.