Wendy

FULL NAME:

Wendy Blerble Corduroy

OTHER NAMES:

Ice Bag

AGE:

18 years old

OCCUPATION:

° High school student ° Part-time employee at the Mystery Shack ° Lifeguard (former)

AFFILIATIONS:

Mystery Shack

HOME:

Corduroy cabin, Gravity Falls, Oregon

RELATIVES:

° Manly Dan (father) ° Mrs. Corduroy (mother) ° Marcus, Kevin and Gus (younger brothers) ° Archibald Corduroy (ancestor)

ALLIES:

° Dipper Pines ° Mabel Pines ° Soos Ramirez ° Stan Pines ° Ford Pines ° Lee ° Nate ° Thompson ° Tambry ° Robbie Valentino (ex-boyfriend) ° Grenda Grendinator ° Candy Chiu

ENEMIES:

° Gideon Gleeful (former) ° Mr. Poolcheck ° Shape Shifter ° Celestabellebethabelle ° Bill Cipher ° Ma and Pa Duskerton

LIKES:

° Hanging out ° Rule-breaking ° Reading magazines ° Snacks ° Flannel

DISLIKES:

° Working ° Guys fighting ° Robbie lying to her ° Straight Blanchin' ° Unicorns ° High school

POWERS / ABILITIES AND WEAPONS:

° Tree climbing ° Survival skills ° Hand-to-hand combat ° Making origami with an axe WEAPONS: Axe, Crossbow

Personality:

Wendy is a mellow, down-to-earth, fun-loving, and slightly lethargic teen who is a part-time worker at the Mystery Shack. She doesn't enjoy working, despite the fact that she doesn't do anything at all while "working." Her boyish personality and interests reflect that of a tomboy archetype. Despite her cool attitude, her attitude is largely a cover for the stress her family causes her. Wendy generally maintains a positive outlook, is almost always friendly, and is rarely seen being moody or cranky. She is friendly and generous to Dipper and Mabel even though they are younger than she is; even when Robbie teased her in "The Inconveniencing," she is always delighted to hang out with them. Wendy is a brave, strong girl when going against threats and protecting her friends. Through any adventure she goes on with her friends, she is always there to be helpful and very understanding. She's somewhat gluttonous, as she decided to become a lifeguard for the Gravity Falls pool for snack privileges, but got fired due to taking too much snacks. Wendy is just like any other ordinary teenager who wants to be an adult. She has been in numerous relationships with boys such as Rus Thorum, Eli Hall, Stoney Davidson, Mike Hurley, Nate Holt, an unnamed guy with tattoos, Danny Felman, Mark Epstein (whom she forgot to break up with), and Robbie Valentino (whom she broke up with in "Boyz Crazy").

Appearance:

At her current age of fifteen, Wendy is a very tall, attractive, and skinny teenager. She has green eyes, a fair complexion, and some freckles. She has long red hair just past her hips. Wendy is usually seen wearing a tan and dark brown lumberjack hat, most likely because Manly Dan, her father, is a lumberjack. Her standard outfit is an emerald green plaid/flannel shirt with a white tank top underneath, green stub earrings, dark blue jeans, and muddy rain boots, with yellow and orange socks underneath. She also wears blue earrings and wears a name tag at work. In "Mabel's Guide to Color," Wendy is seen in a red flannel shirt instead of her regular jade flannel shirt.

Other clothes:

Other clothe / black tank top: Wendy is shown wearing a black tank top with a wolf on it instead of her regular white tank top under her flannel shirt. In "The Last Mabelcorn," she wears gray shorts with torn cuffs along with the wolf top, with her flannel shirt tied around her waist

History Part 1:

In "Gravity Falls," Wendy makes her debut when Stan asks her to put up some signs advertising the Shack Mystery in the "scary" part of the forest. Later, she gives the keys to the Mystery Car to Dipper and asks him to "try not to run over any pedestrians". She works at the counter with Dipper in "Downsized Heads", mentioning that Stan probably bribed people to see Stan's Waxwork reveal. The two laugh after revealing that they were bribed to attend. In "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle", Mabel asks Wendy if she has ever broken up with a boy. Wendy starts listing all the boys she has broken up with, not realizing that Mabel has left. Her "boyfriend" calls and she ignores the call. In "The Bother", Wendy spends time with Dipper and Mabel at the Shack. She takes them to her secret hideout on the roof, but soon leaves when her friends arrive. She later allows Dipper and Mabel to join her and her friends at the abandoned Dusk 2 Dawn store. During a party inside, she, Dipper and Robbie are the only ones not attacked by the ghosts of Ma and Pa. She keeps the fact that Dipper did a dance to please the ghosts a secret, rather than telling her friends that he attacked them. with a baseball bat. They decide that they should spend more time together at the Shack from now on. In "Dipper vs. Virility," Wendy is at Greasy's Diner with her father, eating pancakes. She later helps Mabel in her efforts to make Stan attractive enough for Lazy Susan.

History Part 2:

In "Double Dipper," Dipper creates a complicated step-by-step list to impress Wendy at the ticket booth when Stan hosts a party at the Mystery Shack. During the party, Dipper starts an unexpected conversation with Wendy in the bathroom line. Wendy shows Dipper an embarrassing photo of her and her brothers when they were younger, prompting Dipper to reveal his Big Dipper-shaped birthmark to her. They toast their sodas for both being "weird." Later, Wendy and Robbie spend time together at the party. In "The Time Traveler's Pig," Wendy wants to win a stuffed animal of undetermined species (a purple mix between a panda and a duck) at the Mystery Fair. Dipper does his best to knock down all the pins, but ends up accidentally hitting Wendy in the eye with the ball. Dipper runs out to get her ice, but when he comes back, Robbie has arrived with his slushie and is talking to Wendy. When Robbie asks her out and she accepts, Dipper is horrified. He later steals a time machine from Blendin Blandin, a time traveler, to go back to the moment he tried to knock down the pins to try the shot again. However, every time he goes back in time, the same thing happens: Wendy is hit in the eye and Robbie comes to help her. Later, Dipper gets it right without hurting her with Mabel's help, but he misses on purpose after going back in time again, to let Mabel win her piglet, Waddles, again, as the plan failed. At the end of the episode, Wendy and Robbie are still dating.

History Part 3:

In "Fight Fighters", Wendy goes to the arcade with Dipper, plays Fight Fighters and Robbie replaces Dipper. Wendy tells Robbie that she's going camping with her family, but he doesn't listen because he's focused on the game. Upon returning from camp, she finds Dipper injured next to Robbie. Wendy thinks they fought, but realizes otherwise. Happy to see them getting along, she kisses Robbie on the cheek and plays with Dipper. In Mystery of the Shack, she tells the two of them a story, without noticing threatening gestures between Dipper and Robbie. In "Summer of Horror", Wendy goes to the Mystery Shack with Robbie to get her coat and tells Dipper about Tambry's party at 9am. Wendy thinks Dipper is going to ask for candy, but he agrees so as not to seem childish. Wendy invites him to Tambry's party. After the party, Dipper reveals that he went to ask for sweets with Mabel. Wendy says that the party was boring and that Robbie got sick after eating a lollipop the wrong way. In "Mabel the Boss", Wendy and the staff are angered by Stan's management of the Mystery Shack. When Mabel takes charge, she allows everyone to do whatever they want. Wendy plays in the store and ends up hurting a customer. After being scolded by Mabel, she accuses her of acting like Stan and is given paid time off. After helping to repair the shack destroyed by the Gremloblin, Mabel forces Soos and Wendy to finish the work. In "Bottomless Hole!", Wendy participates in Dipper's story in the game "Spin the Pig" with Mabel and Soos, making fun of Dipper's puberty voice and dancing to a remix of his voice.

History Part 4:

In "The Deep End," Wendy works as a lifeguard at the Gravity Falls pool because of the free snacks. She gets fired for taking too many snacks and decides to break more rules with Dipper. In "Carpet Diem," she is disturbed to see Waddles in human form. In "Boyz Crazy," Wendy breaks up with Robbie for lying about a song, leaving Dipper happy. In "Land Before Swine," she is mentioned by Mabel. In "Dreamscaperers," she mocks Gideon's commercial. In "Gideon Rises," Wendy runs away when Robbie asks to return and helps rebuild the Mystery Shack with the Pines and Soos family before leaving Gravity Falls.

History Part 5:

Fortunately, with Stan getting the Shack back, Wendy doesn't have to move and immediately goes back to "working" at the Shack. While helping decorate for the "Mystery Shack Is Back" party in "Scary-oke," Wendy mentions to Dipper that the most likely place where Stan could have hidden the card given to Dipper by Agent Powers is his room. The two make a plan to sneak in and get him. Later during the party they put the plan into action, Wendy stands guard while Dipper enters the room. Unfortunately, because she was distracted by a photo of her friends, Wendy gets caught and is unable to prevent Dipper from getting caught too. Later, at the start of the zombie invasion, believing the tremors to be from an earthquake, Wendy immediately evacuates the party guests in time, sparing them from the zombie attack. The next night, during "To the Bunker," Dipper tells her what happened and the two are, ironically, watching a zombie movie together. Wendy teams up with Mabel, Soos, and Dipper to break into the bunker mentioned in Diary 3. Using her lumberjack skills, she climbs a tree and uses her ax to throw the switch, thus opening the staircase. She locates the entrance to the security room and narrowly escapes the closing walls. Mabel, in an attempt to help Dipper overcome his fear of asking Wendy out, locks them both in what she thinks is a closet, actually a decontamination room leading to another part of the bunker. There, the two are quickly attacked by a creature, but are saved by a man who claims to be the perpetrator. However, it is soon revealed to be a trick and that he is actually a shapeshifter. Reuniting with Soos and Mabel, the four make a plan to trap the beast in a cryogenic tube. During a fight between Wendy and the shapeshifter, he takes her form and Dipper unconsciously confesses his love for Wendy to the fainted shapeshifter. The real Wendy hears this and soon confronts the shapeshifter again.

History Part 6:

After proving himself to be the real deal, the shapeshifter is stabbed by Dipper and trapped in a cryogenic tube due to the group's efforts. Outside the bunker, Wendy admits that she always knew Dipper was in love with her, having heard him say it under his breath. But although she is flattered, she feels she is too old for him but wants them to remain friends. That said, Wendy admits that her summer, and by extension her life, is now much better with Dipper than without him. In "Sock Opera," she helps Mabel with her sock puppet show. She tells Dipper to roll with Mabel's craziness, adding that it's what makes life worth living. She later offers a ride to Dipper's Bill Cipher-possessed body. She attends the show along with everybody else. In "Soos and the Real Girl," she suggests that Stan should get rid of Goldie, but Stan refuses. She later tells Soos that he has a good chance of getting a date though she avoids answering when Stan asks if she'd date him. Despite not caring, she hears Stan tell her how the local pizzeria won't sell him their animatronic badger. When Stan decides to steal the badger, she tries to dissuade him, but he ignores her.

History Part 7:

At the beginning of "Society of the Blind Eye", Wendy is seen in the Mystery Shack irritated by the song "Straight Blanchin'" that Soos is playing. She later joins the twins and Soos on another case to find out who the Author is. Dipper convinces the group that Old Man McGucket is the perpetrator because of the clue he found, and they confront him. However, McGucket doesn't remember anything about the book until Dipper turns to a page with a strange symbol that scares him. McGucket then remembers that the symbol belongs to a group that did something to his mind, although he's not sure who. McGucket gives them a little clue that leads them to the Gravity Falls History Museum with him now accompanying them. Shortly after their arrival, they chase a suspicious person, entering a room where the suspect is nowhere in sight. Soon after finding a secret passage, they witness the actions of the Society of the Blind Eye in erasing Lazy Susan's memory of supernatural things behind the scenes. When the coast is clear, they investigate. Meanwhile, Wendy talks to Mabel who is going through love problems, giving her advice to forget her problems. The group ends up being caught by the members and were about to have their memories erased. At this point, Wendy confesses that she is actually not as calm as she seems, but is constantly stressed because of her family. Then McGucket comes to the rescue, freeing them and giving them weapons to fight the enemies. They finally manage to stop the members and erase their memories instead of those of the protagonists, and McGucket recovers his memories, revealing that he is not the author after all. Afterwards, the members, now without any memory of the Society of the Blind Eye, go on their way happily.

History Part 8:

In "Blendin's Game", Wendy tells the twins that Soos hates her birthday. Later in the episode, Dipper and Mabel are sent ten years into the past and find five-year-old Wendy with Tambry, both riding a tricycle. The younger Wendy whispers to Tambry, who tells Dipper that Wendy thinks he's cute, to which Wendy pushes Tambry off the tricycle in response. In the Gravity Falls episode "The Love God", Dipper, Mabel, Wendy, and other friends are cloud watching in the town's cemetery. They discover that the annual Woodstick festival is taking place, featuring independent musicians. Wendy comments on the importance of having a cool group to enjoy a show. Later, they find Robbie still grieving over his breakup with Wendy. Mabel tries to find Robbie a new girlfriend, but Wendy thinks he's a goner. During the festival, they reconcile after a mix-up with Thompson and security. Wendy is also seen briefly in other episodes such as "Not What He Seems" avoiding government agents and in "A Tale of Two Stans" being informed of events by Soos. In "The Stanchurian Candidate," Wendy helps Stan's campaign to become the town's new mayor. In the Gravity Falls episode "The Last Mabelcorn", Wendy joins Mabel and her friends in search of a unicorn, even though she is skeptical about their existence. After being rejected by the unicorn Celestabellebethabelle for not being kind enough, Wendy helps Mabel do good deeds for the city. When Mabel is still rejected, Wendy leads an attack on Celestabellebethabelle to forcibly obtain a piece of her hair. Mabel stops the violence and discovers that the unicorn was lying to her. Wendy supports Mabel in fighting Celestabellebethabelle and the others. In the end, they return to Mystery Shack with their hair and a treasure chest given by the unicorns to avoid being attacked.

History Part 9:

In "Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future," Wendy is seen enrolling in school and warns Mabel that high school isn't as fun as they make it out to be on TV. In the Gravity Falls episode "Weirdmageddon Part 1", Wendy demonstrates her strength and independence by taking shelter in Gravity Malls during the madness caused by Bill Cipher. She teams up with Toby Determined temporarily and later comes out of hiding to help Dipper rescue Mabel. On the way, they meet Gideon and his friends who have escaped from prison and are trying to keep Mabel trapped in a bubble on Bill's orders. Wendy manages to free herself and help Dipper get to Mabel to free her. In "Weirdmageddon 2: Escape From Reality", Wendy, Dipper and Soos fall into Mabel's bubble and are taken to Mabel's tower. They break into the tower to save Mabel, but discover that she has created a place called Mabeland. Wendy is distracted by clones of her friends offering to participate in an act of vandalism at school. After the trial between Fantasy and Reality, the group manages to escape the bubble and return to Mistério do Barraco, where they find the city deserted. When they hear noises in the shack, they invade, thinking they are enemies, but are surprised by Stan and his resistance group who are taking refuge there.

History Part 10:

In "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls," she is an active participant in the plan to fight back against Bill. During the battle against Bill's cohorts, she is part of the roof-top defense on the mobilized Mystery Shack with Rumble McSkirmish. She manages to jump onto one of the Eye-Bats and uses it to petrify 8 Ball's head as well as destroy another Eye-Bat before returning to the Mystery Shack. She is then part of the rescue team to free Ford and the other petrified citizens from Bill's Throne. She is briefly reunited with her family when they are unfrozen before she stays in the Fearamid upon recognition as representing an open bag of ice on the Zodiac that could defeat Bill. However, Stan's inability to shake Ford's hand and keep the circle linked prevents them from generating the power needed to stop Bill before he catches them. Wendy is about to physically attack Bill, but he easily dispatches her and the majority of the others by turning them into individual banners hanging in the Fearamid. The spell is only broken when the Pines defeat Bill. When Gravity Falls is restored, she and her friends welcome Dipper and Mabel to becoming teenagers. Wendy is among the few present to see Dipper and Mabel off home. She pulls Dipper aside and exchanges her lumberjack hat for his pine tree hat so that he would have something to remember her by. She also gives him a letter revealed to be signed by all of the twins' close friends who look forward to their return next summer with her own added message of "Stay cool!"

Corduroy cabin Architecture:

Exterior: There is a carving on the tree outside of the cabin that says R+W (Robbie and Wendy). There is an RV parked to the north side of the house. Interior: The ceiling inside the cabin is too low for Manly Dan's height, as he has been shown to hit his head on the crossbeams, and Wendy complains about cleaning up after him. Wendy's room Kitchen Living room

Mystery Shack Architecture:

General layout: The Shack is intended to be an "ever changing, inconsistent, labyrinthine location." It does have a loose layout that was developed while the show went on, but ultimately, it's meant to feel "mysterious and magical." Exterior: The Mystery Shack has no less than four exits. The main entrance, the porch entrance, a small door which leads directly to the floor room, and the gift shop door. There's also a cellar door under the gift shop window. One side of the sloping roof has the Mystery Shack name (The "S" in "Shack" having been knocked off by Wax Sherlock Holmes during his fight with Dipper in "Headhunters"), and the other has a small platform with a cooler that Wendy often hangs out on. The roof with the "GIFT" sign also has a weather vane that has the letters W, H, A, and T, along with a question mark, instead of the usual W, S, N, and E (respectively, assuming the 'W' stands for West). During the Weirdmageddon parts 1, 2, and 3, the W, H, A, and T in the opening theme are replaced with a B, I, L, and another L, to signify Bill Cipher's reign over Gravity Falls. Interior: There are at least three floors that we know of.