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− | The '''voice-altering tonic'''<ref>{{Cite episode|114}}</ref> is a formula that, upon ingestion, alters one's vocal pattern. |
+ | The '''voice-altering tonic'''<ref>{{Cite episode|114}}</ref> is a formula that, upon ingestion, alters one's vocal pattern. It appears in the story told by [[Dipper Pines]] in "[[Bottomless Pit!]]," '''Voice Over'''. |
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+ | In "[[Bottomless Pit!]]," [[Old Man McGucket]] shows [[Dipper Pines]] a formula he's brewed to change his "terrifying" voice (as exemplified by his screaming frightening a [[Unnamed propeller cap boy|child]]). Dipper, who was displeased with his own voice at the time, decided to take some upon McGucket's offer, thus gaining a speech pattern similar to that of a television voice-over actor. |
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+ | Though initially excited to be rid of his "squeaky puberty voice," negative reactions from his [[Soos Ramirez|friends]], [[Mabel Pines|family]], and others make Dipper question his decision. Upon returning to McGucket, Dipper learns that he received the wrong batch of tonic, with only temporary effects, and is offered a permanent new one. However, he decides against this and instead dumps the formula into [[Stan Pines|Stan's]] coffee, giving him the voice of a boisterous woman. |
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The tonic is liquid in form, the color of which may range from bright green to reddish-orange depending on the intensity and effect of the particular batch. |
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Revision as of 01:32, 3 May 2019
The voice-altering tonic[1] is a formula that, upon ingestion, alters one's vocal pattern. It appears in the story told by Dipper Pines in "Bottomless Pit!," Voice Over.
History
In "Bottomless Pit!," Old Man McGucket shows Dipper Pines a formula he's brewed to change his "terrifying" voice (as exemplified by his screaming frightening a child). Dipper, who was displeased with his own voice at the time, decided to take some upon McGucket's offer, thus gaining a speech pattern similar to that of a television voice-over actor.
Though initially excited to be rid of his "squeaky puberty voice," negative reactions from his friends, family, and others make Dipper question his decision. Upon returning to McGucket, Dipper learns that he received the wrong batch of tonic, with only temporary effects, and is offered a permanent new one. However, he decides against this and instead dumps the formula into Stan's coffee, giving him the voice of a boisterous woman.
Appearance
The tonic is liquid in form, the color of which may range from bright green to reddish-orange depending on the intensity and effect of the particular batch.
In addition to the voice, it can also slightly change the behavior and the words that the consumer uses.
Sightings
Season 1
- 114. "Bottomless Pit!"
- ↑ "Bottomless Pit!." Michael Rianda, Alex Hirsch (writers) & Joe Pitt, Aaron Springer (directors). Gravity Falls. Disney Channel. March 1, 2013. No. 14, season 1.