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The '''Mystery Fair'''was a fair funded and organized by [[Stan Pines|Grunkle Stan]] in an attempt to drum up some extra profit.
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The '''Mystery Fair''' was a fair funded and organized by [[Stan Pines|Grunkle Stan]] in an attempt to drum up some extra profit.
==History==
==History==
[[File:S1e9 the mystery fair.png|thumb|left|The Mystery Fair being built.]]
[[File:S1e9 the mystery fair.png|thumb|left|The Mystery Fair being built.]]
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Built "[sparing] every expense," the Mystery Fair was a series of cheaply built attractions of dubious safety, many of which were rigged to be impossible to win. The construction of the place was so shoddy that Stan went so far as to print up a stack of fake safety inspection certificates to attach to "...anything that looks like a lawsuit." While the fair only lasted one day, several noteworthy events took place throughout.
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Built "sparing every expense," the Mystery Fair was a series of cheaply built attractions of dubious safety, many of which were rigged to be impossible to win. The construction of the place was so shoddy that Stan went so far as to print up a stack of fake safety inspection certificates to attach to "...anything that looks like a lawsuit." While the fair only lasted one day, several noteworthy events took place throughout.
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[[Mabel Pines|Mabel]] won [[Waddles]]in the weight guessing contest,[[Dipper Pines|Dipper]]accidentally gave[[Wendy Corduroy|Wendy]]a black eye at the ball toss, inadvertently providing[[Robbie Valentino|Robbie]]with the perfect opportunity to ask her out, and the [[Time Anomaly Removal Crew]] member[[Blendin Blandin]]was arrested by members of the [[Time Paradox Avoidance Enforcement Squadron]]for the events caused by Dipper and Mabel's traversal though time with his[[Tape measure time machine|TimeTape]].
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[[Mabel Pines|Mabel]] won [[Waddles]] in the weight guessing contest, [[Dipper Pines|Dipper]] accidentally gave [[Wendy Corduroy|Wendy]] a black eye at the ball toss, inadvertently providing [[Robbie Valentino|Robbie]] with the perfect opportunity to ask her out, and the [[Time Anomaly Removal Crew]] member [[Blendin Blandin]] was arrested by members of the [[Time Paradox Avoidance Enforcement Squadron]] for the events caused by Dipper and Mabel's traversal through time with his [[Tape measure time machine|tape measure]].
The fair also makes another appearance after the player completes the online game "[[The Twin Mystery Vortex of Doom]]."
The fair also makes another appearance after the player completes the online game "[[The Twin Mystery Vortex of Doom]]."
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==Fair Attractions==
==Fair Attractions==
[[File:S1e9 throwing game.png|thumb|Ball Toss]]
[[File:S1e9 throwing game.png|thumb|Ball Toss]]
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*'''Ball Toss''' —Another classic carnival game. The objective is to knock down a stack of milk bottles with a baseball to win a prize. In this case, the prize on offer was a[[Stuffed creature of indeterminate species|stuffed creature of indeterminate species.]] Due to time travel, Dipper played this game several times, failing all but once (and giving Wendy recurring black eyes in the process).
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*'''Ball Toss''' — Another classic carnival game. The objective is to knock down a stack of milk bottles with a baseball to win a prize. In this case, the prize on offer was a [[Stuffed creature of indeterminate species|stuffed creature of indeterminate species.]] Due to time travel, Dipper played this game several times, failing all but once (and giving Wendy recurring black eyes in the process).
*'''Balloon Bust''' — One of the side-show attractions, it can be presumed that Stan was not directly involved in the construction of this booth, as it seems perfectly winnable. The object of the game is simple: pop as many of the mounted balloons as you can with the darts provided to win a prize! Presumably, you were given a limited number of darts each time you paid to try.
*'''Balloon Bust''' — One of the side-show attractions, it can be presumed that Stan was not directly involved in the construction of this booth, as it seems perfectly winnable. The object of the game is simple: pop as many of the mounted balloons as you can with the darts provided to win a prize! Presumably, you were given a limited number of darts each time you paid to try. At least one balloon is formed in the shape of a heart.
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[[File:S1e9 man eating pretzel.png|thumb|"Dunkle the Grunkle" booth]]
[[File:S1e9 man eating pretzel.png|thumb|"Dunkle the Grunkle" booth]]
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*'''Dunkle the Grunkle''' — Made largely for Stan's own amusement, this dunk tank was rigged "from here to Timbuktu". While it was still in the process of being built, the lever attached to the target having been welded together so it couldn't be moved. While this proved effective for the majority of the fair's duration until most of the fair-goers were out of money, his cockiness brought on his doom after he taunted [[Time Paradox Avoidance Enforcement Squadron|T.P.A.E.S.]] agents [[Lolph and Dundgren]]. Daring them to "Take [their] best shot!" Lolph promptly draws his [[laser arm cannon]]and shoots the target, taking a chunk out of it and causing Stan to be dunked, much to his surprise.
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*'''Dunkle the Grunkle''' — Made largely for Stan's own amusement, this dunk tank was rigged "from here to Timbuktu". While it was still in the process of being built, the lever attached to the target had been welded together so it couldn't be moved. While this proved effective for the majority of the fair's duration until most of the fair-goers were out of money, his cockiness brought on his doom after he taunted [[Time Paradox Avoidance Enforcement Squadron|T.P.A.E.S.]] agents [[Lolph and Dundgren]]. When Stan dares them to "Take [their] best shot!" Lolph promptly draws his [[laser arm cannons|laser arm cannon]] and shoots the target, taking a chunk out of it and causing Stan to be dunked, much to his surprise.
*'''Ferris wheel''' — The most eye-catching attraction at the fair was the Ferris Wheel. It was constructed largely of wood, with several light-bulbs wired to most stationary sections of it. Fairly basic in appearance, it's only defining feature was a wooden panel attached to the center of the wheel with a large question mark on it.
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*'''Ferris wheel''' — The most eye-catching attraction at the fair was the Ferris Wheel. It was constructed largely of wood, with several light-bulbs wired to most stationary sections of it. Fairly basic in appearance, its only defining feature was a wooden panel attached to the center of the wheel with a large question mark on it.
*'''High striker''' — A classic "Test Your Strength" game. Manly Dan won the game in a background saying, "We have a winner!" Mabel can also be seen sitting on the lever but the bar did not raise. It's unknown if it's because the game was broken or Mabel wasn't heavy enough to raise it.
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*'''High striker''' — A classic "Test Your Strength" game. Manly Dan won the game in the background saying, "We have a winner!" Mabel can also be seen sitting on the lever but the bar did not raise. It's unknown if it's because the game was broken or Mabel wasn't heavy enough to raise it.
*'''Mystery Dogs''' — A food vendor that sold CornDogs shaped like Question Marks. How they managed to get them into that shape is well,...... a mystery.
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*'''Mystery Dogs''' — A food vendor that sold corn dogs shaped like Question Marks. How they managed to get them into that shape is well...a mystery. The corn dogs can be dunked into a substance appearing to be nacho cheese, however, with every expense spared, who knows.
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[[file:s1e9 photo fun.png|thumb|Photo Fun]]
[[file:s1e9 photo fun.png|thumb|Photo Fun]]
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*'''Photo Fun''' — A standard photo booth. This attraction seemed like one of the most decent ones. The pictures came out nice and clear as evidenced when Mabel and Waddles took pictures.
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*'''Photo Fun''' — A standard photo booth. This attraction seemed like one of the most decent ones there. The pictures came out nice and clear as evidenced when Mabel and Waddles took pictures.
*[[File:SkyTram.jpg|thumb|220x220px]]'''Skytram''' — Supposedly, there was to be a Sky-Tram attraction at the fair. However, early on in the construction process, the main tram detached and crashed to the ground while Dipper was riding back to the fair from some other activity at the time. He wasn't injured, but the tram was shut down.
*'''Skytram''' — Supposedly, there was to be a Sky-Tram attraction at the fair. However, early on in the construction process, the main tram detached and crashed to the ground while Dipper was riding back to the fair from some other activity at the time. He wasn't injured, but the tram was shut down.
*'''Slopey Toss 2''' — A variation of the classic carnival game Skee-Ball, thisattraction didn't see much business during the fair, especially after Dipper laid down on it, depressed about Wendy accepting Robbie's offer to go out with him.
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*'''Slopey Toss 2''' — A variation of the classic carnival game Skee-Ball, this attraction didn't see much business during the fair, especially after Dipper laid down on it, depressed about Wendy accepting Robbie's offer to go out with him.
*'''Snow Cones'''. A vendor, presumably somewhere in the mystery fair, where people can buy snow cones. Robbie puts a purple one on Wendy's eye.
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[[File:S1e9 the tunnel of love.png|thumb|Tunnel of Love and Corndogs]]
[[File:S1e9 the tunnel of love.png|thumb|Tunnel of Love and Corndogs]]
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*'''Tunnel of Love and Corndogs''' — A traditional (if cheaply constructed) tunnel of love ride, with one distinct difference: for some reason, the carts are shaped like corn-dogs. The reason for this isn't entirely clear, but it could be speculated that Stanbought/stole/found the Corn Dog elements of the ride elsewhere, such as at a scrapyard or an abandoned fairground, and simply could find no better use for them.
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*'''Tunnel of Love and Corndogs''' — A traditional (if cheaply constructed) tunnel of love ride, with one distinct difference: for some reason, the carts are shaped like corn-dogs. The reason for this isn't entirely clear, but it could be speculated that Stan bought/stole/found the Corn Dog elements of the ride elsewhere, such as at a scrapyard or an abandoned fairground, and simply could find no better use for them.
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[[File:S1e9 blendin having fun.png|thumb|Rusty Barrel Rodeo]]
[[File:S1e9 blendin having fun.png|thumb|Rusty Barrel Rodeo]]
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*'''Rusty Barrel Rodeo''' — One of the cheapest rides at the fair, the Rusty Barrel Rodeo consists of several old, rusty barrels attached to a spinning platform, with a stack of barrels in the middle serving as the only "decoration" on the ride. Despite how ludicrous a concept it seems, this is the first ride Blendin Blandin chooses to partake ofat the fair, and the only one we see him on.
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*'''Rusty Barrel Rodeo''' — One of the cheapest rides at the fair, the Rusty Barrel Rodeo consists of several old, rusty barrels attached to a spinning platform, with a stack of barrels in the middle serving as the only "decoration" on the ride. Despite how ludicrous a concept it seems, this is the first ride Blendin Blandin chooses to partake of at the fair, and the only one we see him on.
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[[File:S1e9 win a pig.png|thumb|Win a Pig]]
[[File:S1e9 win a pig.png|thumb|Win a Pig]]
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*'''Win a Pig''' — The Win a Pig booth is a sparsely-decorated pig-pen with a wooden stand in the middle manned by[[Sprott]]. To "Win a Pig" you have to guess one of the pigs' weights. This isn't as difficult as it sounds, as the pigs have names such as "Fifteen-Poundy". It was here that Mabel won [[Waddles]].
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*'''Win a Pig''' — The Win a Pig booth is a sparsely-decorated pig-pen with a wooden stand in the middle manned by [[Sprott]]. To "Win a Pig" you have to guess {the weight of one of the pigs. This isn't as difficult as it sounds, as the pigs have names such as "Fifteen-Poundy". It was here that Mabel won [[Waddles]].
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Revision as of 02:15, 21 May 2020
The Mystery Fair was a fair funded and organized by Grunkle Stan in an attempt to drum up some extra profit.
Built "sparing every expense," the Mystery Fair was a series of cheaply built attractions of dubious safety, many of which were rigged to be impossible to win. The construction of the place was so shoddy that Stan went so far as to print up a stack of fake safety inspection certificates to attach to "...anything that looks like a lawsuit." While the fair only lasted one day, several noteworthy events took place throughout.
Ball Toss — Another classic carnival game. The objective is to knock down a stack of milk bottles with a baseball to win a prize. In this case, the prize on offer was a stuffed creature of indeterminate species. Due to time travel, Dipper played this game several times, failing all but once (and giving Wendy recurring black eyes in the process).
Balloon Bust — One of the side-show attractions, it can be presumed that Stan was not directly involved in the construction of this booth, as it seems perfectly winnable. The object of the game is simple: pop as many of the mounted balloons as you can with the darts provided to win a prize! Presumably, you were given a limited number of darts each time you paid to try. At least one balloon is formed in the shape of a heart.
"Dunkle the Grunkle" booth
Dunkle the Grunkle — Made largely for Stan's own amusement, this dunk tank was rigged "from here to Timbuktu". While it was still in the process of being built, the lever attached to the target had been welded together so it couldn't be moved. While this proved effective for the majority of the fair's duration until most of the fair-goers were out of money, his cockiness brought on his doom after he taunted T.P.A.E.S. agents Lolph and Dundgren. When Stan dares them to "Take [their] best shot!" Lolph promptly draws his laser arm cannon and shoots the target, taking a chunk out of it and causing Stan to be dunked, much to his surprise.
Ferris wheel.
Ferris wheel — The most eye-catching attraction at the fair was the Ferris Wheel. It was constructed largely of wood, with several light-bulbs wired to most stationary sections of it. Fairly basic in appearance, its only defining feature was a wooden panel attached to the center of the wheel with a large question mark on it.
High striker
High striker — A classic "Test Your Strength" game. Manly Dan won the game in the background saying, "We have a winner!" Mabel can also be seen sitting on the lever but the bar did not raise. It's unknown if it's because the game was broken or Mabel wasn't heavy enough to raise it.
Mystery Dogs Stand
Mystery Dogs — A food vendor that sold corn dogs shaped like Question Marks. How they managed to get them into that shape is well...a mystery. The corn dogs can be dunked into a substance appearing to be nacho cheese, however, with every expense spared, who knows.
Photo Fun
Photo Fun — A standard photo booth. This attraction seemed like one of the most decent ones there. The pictures came out nice and clear as evidenced when Mabel and Waddles took pictures.
Popcorn Machine.
Popcorn Machine — A machine harboring popcorn. Dipper was seen writing mathematical equations on the outer glass of it.
File:SkyTram.jpgSkytram — Supposedly, there was to be a Sky-Tram attraction at the fair. However, early on in the construction process, the main tram detached and crashed to the ground while Dipper was riding back to the fair from some other activity at the time. He wasn't injured, but the tram was shut down.
Slopey Toss 2
Slopey Toss 2 — A variation of the classic carnival game Skee-Ball, this attraction didn't see much business during the fair, especially after Dipper laid down on it, depressed about Wendy accepting Robbie's offer to go out with him.
Snow Cones. A vendor, presumably somewhere in the mystery fair, where people can buy snow cones. Robbie puts a purple one on Wendy's eye.
Tunnel of Love and Corndogs
Tunnel of Love and Corndogs — A traditional (if cheaply constructed) tunnel of love ride, with one distinct difference: for some reason, the carts are shaped like corn-dogs. The reason for this isn't entirely clear, but it could be speculated that Stan bought/stole/found the Corn Dog elements of the ride elsewhere, such as at a scrapyard or an abandoned fairground, and simply could find no better use for them.
Rusty Barrel Rodeo
Rusty Barrel Rodeo — One of the cheapest rides at the fair, the Rusty Barrel Rodeo consists of several old, rusty barrels attached to a spinning platform, with a stack of barrels in the middle serving as the only "decoration" on the ride. Despite how ludicrous a concept it seems, this is the first ride Blendin Blandin chooses to partake of at the fair, and the only one we see him on.
Win a Pig
Win a Pig — The Win a Pig booth is a sparsely-decorated pig-pen with a wooden stand in the middle manned by Sprott. To "Win a Pig" you have to guess {the weight of one of the pigs. This isn't as difficult as it sounds, as the pigs have names such as "Fifteen-Poundy". It was here that Mabel won Waddles.
