I also think that the jumanji referenced game will be an episode and when I watched the scene when that came I was suprised and thought was a clever reference.Īs for dippers subplot,I liked it but would have liked to see it in a different episode. Also rob sounds a lot like the unicorn from this episode(and the unicorn button too ) I too liked this episode and I loved how Stan at the end grabbed the money and got it because he liked money and likes scamming people a lot. IN CIPHER’S GAME HE NEEDS A PAWN, BE SURE TO KNOW WHICH SIDE YOU’RE ONĭoug I think they cut away from the unicorn fight because they didn’t wanna get the bronys mad(I’m pretty sure). And Doug, no codes de-ciphered?Īt the end credits with the key Schmendrick (a character from “The Last Unicorn”):Ī SIMPLE MAN WITH EAGER EARS MAY TRUST THE WHISPERS THAT HE HEARS (Trust No One)Īnd Rob, no Swatch? Mabel wore a unicorn sweater. Not only will it pack more of an emotional punch, but it makes more sense plotwise to possess someone they trust. If anything Bill’s going to target someone the Pines trust and care about like Soos or Wendy or even Stan since it’s only the Shack itself that’s protected and they’ll still be vulnerable if they leave.
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For one thing it would be too obvious considering the last episode, and secondly Gideon’s already pretty evil so I’m sure if Bill wants to get to the Pines family Gideon would probably happily help him out on his own free will so it would be a waste of a possession, I think. She tried to it the nice way, but when she learned that she was being scammed, not to mention the unicorn broke her heart making her believe she was a bad person Mabel was rightfully angry and she had to get it somehow.Īnyway, I don’t think Bill will possess Gideon. Maybe punching a unicorn in the face wasn’t the right thing to do, but the unicorn had it coming and Mabel NEEDED to get the unicorn hair to protect the Shack and her family from Bill Cipher.
Violence isn’t always the answer, but here it was effective and maybe even necessary.
The world isn’t as simple as black and white morality, something Mabel learned here. I liked the message about morality being relative because it’s true. But then again, while her attempts may be hilariously misguided, Mabel genuinely wants to make people happy and do what’s right and believed that righting her wrongs and doing good deeds would make her worthy. and even though the unicorn was a jerk, she also had a good point when she said, “Doing good deeds to make you look good isn’t very good at all”. Poor Mabel, she really truly wants to be a good person, and she is, (though she maybe be lacking in the humility department) and that mean unicorn made her doubt herself and think she was a bad person. I loved the subplot with Wendy, Candy and Grenda trying to obtain the unicorn hair their own way by double crossing the butterfly trafficking/fairy dust dealing gnome and the gnome cops. NO ONE makes Mabel cry and gets away with it as far as I’m concerned. The unicorn was a jerk, she made Mabel cry. I too was disappointed when the episode cut away from fight between Mabel and the unicorns, I REALLY wanted to see that. I really wish that it was possible for them to be two separate episodes because both plots I think had more to offer than time allowed.
On one hand, Mabel’s plot with the unicorn was insanely hilarious, and the Dipper/Ford plot was dark and interesting. I really loved this episode, but I felt it was a little disjointed.
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