Season 2 · Episode 12
Gravity Falls
Cornered underneath the Mystery Shack, Stan must finally reveal the secrets of his past and his mysterious portal to Dipper and Mabel.

Used as an insult or affectionate tease directed at someone who always has an answer for everything. Common across Latin America, often between siblings or close friends.
A fixed insult calling someone absent-minded or foolish. Used in frustrated or heated moments, especially between people who know each other well.
A playful variation on 'choca los cinco' (high-five), modified in the dialogue to reference a character's six-fingered hand. 'Choca los cinco' is a widely understood gesture phrase in Latin America.
Literally 'strange bug', used to describe someone who stands out as unusual or socially different. Can be affectionate among friends or cutting when used by an outsider.
Used as a social put-down, stronger in tone than simply 'someone who loses.' In heated arguments or bullying contexts it carries real sting.
Used to dismiss what someone has said or done as trivial or absurd. Softer than 'estupidez' but still dismissive in tone.