Mason Pines

Mason Dipper Pines (born August 31, 1999) is the primary protagonist of the Gravity Hearts video game series. He is a Keyblade wielder and is part of The Dream Keepers group. He is also the primary protagonist of the entire series, not just Phase One.

Before Gravity Hearts/During Gravity Falls
NOTE: SPOILERS! If you have not seen Gravity Falls, including the Finale, go back and watch it so you can be aware of this post!

During the summer of 2012, Dipper and Mabel's parents had sent them to a strange place called Gravity Falls, Oregon. They stayed with their great uncle Stanley Pines in a place called the Mystery Shack, where tourists came every day to see attractions and buy merchandise. One day, Dipper was hanging signs in the woods, when all of a sudden, he discovered a journal belonging to an unknown author (later being known as Stanford Pines, Stanley's twin brother). Every day he went to unlock the mysteries of Gravity Falls, all leading up to Weirdmageddon, the event which had Bill Cipher, a triangular demon, get a physical form and tried to take over the world, before he was stopped by the Pines family and was erased from existence, although there is a statue of him in the forests of Gravity Falls. During a scene not being in the finale, Dipper, Mabel, and some of their friends and family, became the Dream Keepers, a group of people to protect the worlds from Darkness, while Stanford explaining that there was a former Dream Keepers group, but their master was missing and the fates of the rest of the group were unknown, although he also explained that he was a former member. Dipper and Mabel then said goodbye to their friends and family, and headed back home to Piedmont, California, one year before their next journey began.

During Gravity Hearts
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During Gravity Hearts II
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During Gravity Hearts: Beginnings
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During Gravity Hearts: Forward Unto Dreams
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During Gravity Hearts III
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Abilities/Weapons
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Trivia

 * During the entire Gravity Hearts series, Dipper's real name is used, unlike the Mysticverse, where he is usually called Dipper.