Sixer and Stanley Pines, two brothers ready to visit their estranged aunt in Gravity Falls! What wacky hi-jinks are they gonna get up to?

And some baby billford as a bonus. Surely nothing bad will happen to these two, huh?

(yes it's a ponyo redraw)

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Red and Blue

...Although, now my curiosity is showing. What would a swap au between Deckard and Star look like?

WHEEZES this is such a good question honestly and it really got me thinking.

So I'm a bit of a nitpicky person for swaps and like to think on the full scope of their swapped status, meaning for these two, they would be swapped right from the beginning, down to determining which lamb is the Lamb of Prophecy as influenced by Shamura, which will cause events to spiral out drastically different in terms of the game's story due to just how different in personality these two are.

So basically, Deckard (or, well, they'd probably go by Azazel in this) as the Lamb of Prophecy, defeating and then choosing to oppose Narinder, while Star is off in the wilderness on her own.

Azazel is basically the inverse of Star in terms of the cult--They run it very well and genuinely care/interact with the followers, and even spend more time with them, while they're terrible with fighting, and end up falling in battle a LOT.

They're also still very meek and under the impression Star is dead, so when the bishop demand them to kneel--well, they do, much to Narinder's fury. They want to be spared, they don't want to do all of this, but what other choice do they have now?

However, as they finally make their way to Silk Cradle, their home, they find somebody they didn't expect to: Star

Turns out she's been off in the wild this whole time, having survived and killed anyone that went after her for the culling. She's also turned to cannibalism as a survival measure, to keep that thread consistent.

However, she doesn't want Azazel to succeed in their mission. She's convinced Narinder doesn't want any good for the world, and if he's returned to power, there won't be life for ANYONE. She wants Azazel to stop their crusade, to submit to the bishops, so the pair of them can at least LIVE, because if things keep going the way they are, then neither of them will survive.

But she also isn't going to fight them over it, so if they decide otherwise, then they should just leave her alone.

Azazel wishes they could comply, happy to know their sister is alive, but Narinder pushes them along, demanding Azazel either kill her then and there or just ignore her and move on.

So Azazel leaves their sister behind.

Then, on the last miniboss fight before Shamura, Azazel is met with a surprise: Rather than a follower turned demon, Star is waiting for them.

As it turns out, Shamura found her not long after the culling, and rather than kill her outright, decided to recruit her. At first, Star just tried to convince Azazel to stop, but now that they are so close to their goal, she has no choice but to fight them, and has been granted power by Shamura.

She transforms, and then the siblings fight, resulting in Star's defeat.

Before she dies, she comments about Azazel's convictions and wonders just how much of their own actions are their own. She admits she didn't truly want to fight them, that Shamura forced her hand, and believes Azazel's situation to be similar.

"Perhaps... Perhaps you can do what I could not, and break your own chains."

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So when Azazel is to face down Narinder, and manage to defeat him, they don't spare him. They kill him, and then use their new power to bring back Star.