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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe Keter
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is kept in a standard animal containment cell at Site-102. Access to SCP-XXXX is barred to any personnel with a Cognitive Resistance Value (CRV) of 5.2 or lower. Personnel may only access SCP-XXXX for a maximum of 3 hours in a 24-hour period, and are to undergo evaluation by the Head Researcher for SCP-XXXX (currently Dr. Felix) after any period of exposure.
As of Incident-XXXX-2 on ██/██/████, all information regarding SCP-XXXX is restricted to personnel with Level 5/XXXX clearance. Personnel are not permitted access to SCP-XXXX's containment cell under any circumstances. SCP-XXXX has been relocated to a Modified Entrance containment cell at Area-███. Two security officers with Level 4/XXXX clearance and a CRV of over 9.0 are to be stationed outside at all times to prevent entry, and are authorized to use lethal force against any attempted trespass. All personnel stationed at Area-███ must demonstrate a CRV of over 5.2, and will be subject to regular testing - any drop in CRV will lead to relocation and amnesticization of affected personnel
At least 1 member of Canis lupus familiaris bred and trained to hunt is to be stationed at Area-███ at all times, variable based on current threat level, and is permitted access to SCP-XXXX at any time. In the event of a containment breach, Area-███ will be evacuated of all personnel until such time as the aforementioned Canis lupus familiaris instance(s) is/are confirmed to have exited the facility.
Description: SCP-XXXX is the designation for an instance of a sapient Vulpes corsac all collective instances of a specific sapient Vulpes corsac1 across all known universes2. All instances of SCP-XXXX are capable of speech through limited-range telepathy3, and emit minor auditory cognitohazardous effects while communicating. SCP-XXXX is apparently fluent in any language
When a sapient creature is spoken to by SCP-XXXX and is capable of understanding language, subjects are increasingly gullible regarding SCP-XXXX's true anomalous properties and abilities, which SCP-XXXX frequently exaggerates when given the opportunity. Notably, subjects that are not sapient and/or have a Cognitive Resistance Value (CRV) of 5.2 or higher are resistant to this effect for up to 3 hours of continuous conversation, while subjects with a CRV of 9.0 or higher are entirely immune to the effect.
Amnesticization is proven to counteract SCP-XXXX's anomalous properties.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: No Foundation Personnel with a Heim Will Index (HWI) of 30 or lower are to be within 15 meters of SCP-XXXX. No Foundation Personnel with a HWI of 55 or lower are to speak with SCP-XXXX.
SCP-XXXX is to be contained within a reinforced sapient anomaly containment unit, with one entrance, only accessible with permission from SCP-XXXX's Head Researcher, Jabez Rose. Should Head Researcher Rose become incapacitated or compromised for any reason, permission is to instead be required by the Site-81 Director until a suitable replacement for Head Researcher Rose is found.
Any subjects found under the influence of SCP-XXXX's anomalous effects are to be non-lethally incapacitated and transported to a secure room away from SCP-XXXX until its effects on the subject cease.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a sapient entity of undefined shape. SCP-XXXX is capable of intelligent speech in both English and Chinook Jargon, despite no obvious mouth or apparatus with which to speak with. SCP-XXXX claims that it is human, and that it is 27 years old. Neither statement has yet to be verified as of 12/13/1974.
SCP-XXXX's anomalous effects occur when a sapient subject comes within 15 meters of SCP-XXXX, or SCP-XXXX directly communicates with a sapient subject. Upon either of these events occurring, the subject will be compelled to assist SCP-XXXX in any and all goals that it (SCP-XXXX) wishes to achieve, regardless of any harm that could come to the subject.
This effect will persist as long as the subject is within proximity of SCP-XXXX, and may persist beyond this if the subject's HWI is particularly low. To date, the longest recorded duration of SCP-XXXX's anomalous effects on a subject while outside of SCP-XXXX's proximity has been 13 days, 4 hours, 22 minutes and 9 seconds.
Addendum: Interview XXXX-04: Below is an interview between SCP-XXXX and Head Researcher Jabez Rose.
<Begin Log>
Researcher Rose sits down in front of the reinforced glass window to SCP-XXXX's interrogation chamber.
Researcher Rose: Am I facing the front of you?
SCP-XXXX: What?…
Researcher Rose: I just, you know…
Researcher Rose gestures vaguely in from of them.
Researcher Rose: Can't exactly tell if I'm staring at your face or your knees or your ass or something.
SCP-XXXX: I don't… know what you… mean…
Researcher Rose: Well, then allow me to ask my first question then: do you know what you look like?
Silence for several seconds. Researcher Rose coughs twice.
SCP-XXXX: Six five, black… hair… brown eyes and… a tattoo of… the date I was married…
Researcher Rose: Well, ah…
Researcher Rose adjusts in their chair.
Researcher Rose: Definitely not what I see.
SCP-XXXX: What do you… see?…
Researcher Rose: Just sort of a, I dunno.
Researcher Rose squints and moves their hands around in an awkward circular motion.
Researcher Rose: It just looks like the absence of something real, like there's something that should be there, but instead there's you. No offense.
SCP-XXXX: I don't… understand…
Researcher Rose: I don't really understand either. I was hoping you could give some leads as to how you became the way you were. And the whole mind control schtick-thing, too.
SCP-XXXX: I…
SCP-XXXX is silent again. Researcher Rose scratches their head.
Researcher Rose: Nothing? Really? No radioactive waste dumps or magical rituals or anything?
SCP-XXXX: I just… need help…
Researcher Rose: Help with what?
SCP-XXXX: Let me… out…
Researcher Rose: Ha! I see what you're doing there, bud. You're not slick. Got a stronger will than you're probably used to, huh?
SCP-XXXX: What?…
Researcher Rose coughs.
Researcher Rose: Listen, I'm not going to let you escape, I'm not going to let you do whatever you want around here. And if you don't answer my questions, I'll just be back tomorrow to ask them again.
SCP-XXXX: I don't…
Researcher Rose: It's fine. I can be patient. We'll see how long you can hold out.
SCP-XXXX: But I…
Researcher Rose: What? Do you have an answer that could help us out?
SCP-XXXX: I just… don't… know…
Researcher Rose sighs.
Researcher Rose: Fine. Guess I'll just have to come back tomorrow to see if your memory is jogged.
<End Log>
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: No Foundation Personnel with a Heim Will Index (HWI) of 30 or lower are to be within 15 meters of SCP-XXXX. No Foundation Personnel with a HWI of 55 or lower are to speak with SCP-XXXX.
SCP-XXXX is to be contained within a reinforced sapient anomaly containment unit, with one entrance, only accessible with permission from SCP-XXXX's Head Researcher, Jabez Rose. Should Head Researcher Rose become incapacitated or compromised for any reason, permission is to instead be required by the Site-81 Director until a suitable replacement for Head Researcher Rose is found.
Any subjects found under the influence of SCP-XXXX's anomalous effects are to be non-lethally incapacitated and transported to a secure room away from SCP-XXXX until its effects on the subject cease.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a sapient entity of undefined shape. SCP-XXXX is capable of intelligent speech in both English and Chinook Jargon, despite no obvious mouth or apparatus with which to speak with. SCP-XXXX claims that it is human, and that it is 27 years old. Neither statement has yet to be verified as of 12/13/1974.
SCP-XXXX's anomalous effects occur when a sapient subject comes within 15 meters of SCP-XXXX, or SCP-XXXX directly communicates with a sapient subject. Upon either of these events occurring, the subject will be compelled to assist SCP-XXXX in any and all goals that it (SCP-XXXX) wishes to achieve, regardless of any harm that could come to the subject.
This effect will persist as long as the subject is within proximity of SCP-XXXX, and may persist beyond this if the subject's HWI is particularly low. To date, the longest recorded duration of SCP-XXXX's anomalous effects on a subject while outside of SCP-XXXX's proximity has been 13 days, 4 hours, 22 minutes and 9 seconds.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures:
Description: SCP-XXXX is a 24.5 kg crystal ball, 650 millimeters in diameter. Aesthetically and compositionally, SCP-XXXX is non-anomalous.
SCP-XXXX's anomalous effect occur when a single human subject places both hands on the surface of SCP-XXXX. Upon doing so, a number of arthropods will appear within SCP-XXXX after a short period of time and animate, appearing to crawl, fly or swim inside SCP-XXXX. Arthropods within SCP-XXXX are also capable of making sound as standard for non-anomalous arthropods of the same species.
Any arthropods that appear within SCP-XXXX usually have some significant relation to the subject currently in contact with SCP-XXXX. In addition, arthropods within SCP-XXXX seem to be aware of the subject in contact with SCP-XXXX, and may occasionally react to outside actions they perform. Upon losing contact with SCP-XXXX, any arthropods within it demanifest.
SCP-XXXX may occasionally generate a habitat with which the arthropod lives in within itself. Arthropods are able to interact with the habitat as usual, and the habitat demanifests along with the arthropods upon losing contact with SCP-XXXX.
Addendum XXXX-01: Below are several tests performed with SCP-XXXX.
Test XXXX-001
Subject: Dr. Ramora
Manifestation: Upon contact, SCP-XXXX generated several Vespula alascensis (North American yellowjackets). The density of the arthropods were too dense to observe any additional habitation.
Notes: Dr. Ramora recalled being stung by a yellowjacket nest at her grandfather's house when she was a child.
Test XXXX-007
Subject: Dr. Connors
Manifesation: Upon contact, SCP-XXXX generated several insects from the order Lepidoptera (The order of butterflies and moths) appeared within an unremarkable humid forest.
Notes: Dr. Connors has been collecting and pinning butterflies and moths for the last 18 years.
Test XXXX-015
Subject: Dr. Gilbert
Manifestation: Upon contact, SCP-XXXX generated several Cancer borealis (Jonah crabs) appeared on an unremarkable beach. Upon noticing Dr. Gilbert, all instances either became aggressive or began to move away from him. Upon reaching the "border" of the habitat opposite Dr. Gilbert, instances demanifested.
Notes: Dr. Gilbert frequently visits his uncle in Maine, a crab fisherman. Their relationship is described as particularly close.
Test XXXX-022
Subject: Dr. Garcia
Manifestation: Upon contact, a single female Brachypelma Emilia (Mexican redleg tarantula) appeared within a shallow hole of dirt. The instance, upon noticing Dr. Friedman, attempted to move towards her and appeared to impact the glass of SCP-XXXX.
Notes: Dr. Friedman had a pet tarantula in college, which had only died two years prior to this experiment. Dr. Friedman recognized the markings as identical to her deceased pet.
Test XXXX-026
Subject: Dr. Westington
Manifestation: See Addendum XXXX-02.
Addendum XXXX-02:
<Begin Experiment Log XXXX-026>
Dr. Westington approaches and places both hands on SCP-XXXX.
Dr. Westington: How long am I supposed to stay like this?
Dr. Nelson (Intercom): That depends what shows up. Until we say so for now.
Dr. Westington leans forwards towards SCP-XXXX, looking closely into it.
Dr. Nelson (Intercom): Anything you recognize?
Dr. Westington: I… I hear something, I think.
Dr. Nelson (Intercom): Could you describe it?
At this point, cameras are also able to detect sound emanating from SCP-XXXX.
Dr. Westington: I hear music, and-
An image begins to form within SCP-XXXX, depicting a ballroom decorated with red and gold accents. Several conversations in English can be heard, and calm classical music is heard in the background. Several arthropods manifest within SCP-XXXX, and it is centered on a single //Portia fimbriata (Fringed jumping spider) who is facing a single Calliphora vomitoria (Bluebottle fly).//
Unknown Male Voice (Australian Accent): -real nice spread you got here, Sabine. Seriously, you've more than outdone yourself.
Light laughter.
Unknown Female Voice (French Accent): It was not me alone, obviously.
Unknown Male Voice (Australian Accent): Aw, yeah, your husband gave you a hand around, didn't he? Didn't think much of a bloke like him marrying a savage, but-
Unknown Female Voice (French Accent): Please, surely you know better than to call me that now, yes?
Unknown Male Voice (Australian Accent): Ah, heh, sorry. Old habits mate. Not really any 'savages' around anymore, are there? Not here, at least.
Dr. Westington: What is this?…
Several arthropods, including both the spider and fly centered in SCP-XXXX turn and react to Dr. Westington's vocalization.
Unknown Male Voice (Australian Accent): Jesus Christ is… is…
The spider approaches Dr. Westington and taps on the glass of SCP-XXXX with one appendage.
Unknown Male Voice (Australian Accent):
Two instances of SCP-XXXX.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: All instances of SCP-XXXX are to be kept within a sound-proofed item storage locker. Only Foundation Personnel who directly work with SCP-XXXX are allowed access to an SCP-XXXX instance's command word. Instances of SCP-XXXX are not to be activated outside of testing perimeters.
Upon manifestation of an SCP-XXXX-1 instance, Foundation Personnel are to attempt to interview the instances before their demanifestation. Foundation Personnel are to act as non-hostile as possible towards SCP-XXXX-1 instances to encourage them to remain in the presence of Foundation Personnel for the duration of an interview.
Description: SCP-XXXX is the designation for several plastic, glow-in-the-dark bracelets created by GoI-7058 (Inevitability Industries). Currently, the Foundation has 99 instances of SCP-XXXX in item storage. Instances of SCP-XXXX come in a variety of different colors, however they all function identically.
SCP-XXXX's anomalous effects occur when one of two circumstances are met:
- A subject wearing an instance of SCP-XXXX speaks a command phrase unique to the SCP-XXXX instance.
- A subject wearing an instance of SCP-XXXX is under imminent threat of harm from one or more other subjects.
Should one of the prior two circumstances be met, an instance of SCP-XXXX-1 will manifest. Instances of SCP-XXXX-1 are human-like entities typically dressed in black uniforms with a single yellow lemon pin affixed to their shirts. All instances of SCP-XXXX-1 are equipped with a single black baton. Instances of SCP-XXXX-1, their uniforms and their batons are all significantly resistant to wear and damage.
Upon manifestation of an SCP-XXXX-1 instance, SCP-XXXX-1 will attempt to assist the subject who caused the instance to manifest. In most cases, SCP-XXXX-1 will do anything within its capacity to ensure the subject's safety, such as escorting the subject to a safer location, beating or intimidating any attackers attempting to harm the subject, or simply offering the subject emotional support and reassurance. Unless they deem it necessary, SCP-XXXX-1 instances will always prioritize non-violent and non-lethal means of neutralization.
Instances of SCP-XXXX-1 may remain an indefinite amount of time with the subject, beyond ensuring their safety. Should an SCP-XXXX-1 instance be dismissed by the subject or the SCP-XXXX-1 instance believes it should leave, it may demanifest at will. Instances of SCP-XXXX-1 cannot take objects they did not bring with themselves with them upon demanifestation.
Addendum XXXX-01: Below are several attempts at containing an instance of SCP-XXXX-1 long enough to interview them.
<Begin Log>
Dr. Coronado speaks the command word for SCP-XXXX, causing an instance of SCP-XXXX-1 to manifest.
SCP-XXXX-1: Is something the-
SCP-XXXX-1 pauses looks around the interrogation room. Dr. Coronado gestures across from her to the other chair.
Dr. Coronado: If you could please take a seat?
SCP-XXXX-1 looks at Dr. Coronado in confusion.
SCP-XXXX-1: Wait, what the fuck is this?
Dr. Coronado: There's no need to overreact. I don't intend to take much of your time. A few simple questions are all I need.
Dr. Coronado gestures to the chair opposite her.
SCP-XXXX-1: Uh, no. I'm not staying for some bullshit interrogation.
Dr. Coronado: W-wait! Aren't you supposed to help whoever summons you?
SCP-XXXX-1: I'm supposed to keep people from being assaulted by fucking creeps. Are you in danger? Are you going to get raped in the immediate future?
Dr. Coronado: No, but-
SCP-XXXX-1: Then I'm out. See ya.
SCP-XXXX-1 demanifests.
<End Log>
<Begin Log>
Dr. Coronado and D-1703 are in an open testing chamber. D-1703 is wearing an impact-padded D-Class uniform and is equipped with a fake makeshift shiv. Dr. Coronado is painted with various cuts and splatters using fake blood. D-1703 is standing above Dr. Coronado, who is on the ground. Dr. Coronado is wearing the SCP-XXXX instance.
Dr. Coronado: 1703, are you ready?
D-1703: Oh, I'm more than ready. Finally get to use some of my acting chops!
D-1703 chuckles. Dr. Coronado rolls her eyes.
Dr. Coronado: We're hoping that you won't get any broken bones from this. Try to back off if things get too intense.
D-1703: Eh, I can take a hit. Just do your thing.
Dr. Coronado takes a few deep breaths, then nods to D-1703. Dr. Coronado activates SCP-XXXX, then begins to scream in fear. SCP-XXXX-1 manifests.
Dr. Coronado: Oh god, oh god, help! Help!
D-1703 swipes the shiv at Dr. Coronado, pretending to cut her. Dr. Coronado exclaims.
D-1703: The fuck do you think you-
D-1703 is lifted up from the back of his shirt by SCP-XXXX-1.
D-1703: Wait-
SCP-XXXX-1 holds D-1703 up to its face, dangling him several inches off the ground.
SCP-XXXX-1: Drop the knife.
D-1703 drops the shiv and raises his hands slowly. SCP-XXXX-1 slams D-1703 onto the nearby wall and lets go, dropping him to the ground.
Dr. Coronado: Jesus!
SCP-XXXX-1 reaches out to Dr. Coronado with a free hand.
SCP-XXXX-1: Come on, he won't hurt you anymore. Let's get you somewhere safe.
Dr. Coronado: N-no, you don't need to do that…
SCP-XXXX-1 tilts its head.
SCP-XXXX-1: You might be in shock, it's understandable. Just please, come with me.
Dr. Coronado reaches out a shaky hand to SCP-XXXX-1, standing up slowly.
Dr. Coronado: Who… are you?
SCP-XXXX-1: I'm a friend.
SCP-XXXX-1 leads Dr. Coronado to the door exiting the testing room. Dr. Coronado looks to D-1703, who is watching SCP-XXXX-1 with fear.
SCP-XXXX-1: This is the way out of here, right?
Dr. Coronado: Y-yes, but, ah…
SCP-XXXX-1 looks to Dr. Coronado, then squints. It reaches out to Dr. Coronado's cheek, wiping off some of the fake blood.
SCP-XXXX-1: Wait a second, what the fuck?
Dr. Coronado: We can explain, please don't overreact.
SCP-XXXX-1 lets go of Dr. Coronado's hand, backing away.
SCP-XXXX-1: Hold on a second, hold on a god damn second…
Dr. Coronado: We just wanted to talk while giving you the feeling like you were doing your job! It would have taken five minutes, and then you'd be free again.
SCP-XXXX-1: God, fucking, it's you again? No, fuck this. That's not a fucking toy.
Dr. Coronado reaches out to the SCP-XXXX-1 instance as it demanifests. Dr. Coronado stands still for several moments, then groans loudly in frustration. Finally, she walks over to D-1703, looking him over.
Dr. Coronado: How do you feel?
D-1703: N-not good.
Dr. Coronado sighs, then speaks aloud to the room.
Dr. Coronado: Alright, this test was a failure. Let's get 1703 out of here, see if anything's hurt too bad.
<End Log>
<Begin Log>
Dr. Coronado is armed with a tranquilizer rifle. After taking several deep breaths, Dr. Coronado raises the rifle, putting her hand on the trigger. Dr. Coronado activates SCP-XXXX, causing SCP-XXXX-1 to manifest. Dr. Coronado takes aim at SCP-XXXX-1 and fires three times, causing SCP-XXXX-1 to immediately fall unconscious.
Dr. Coronado: Alright, that worked out better than expected.
Dr. Coronado walks towards the unconscious SCP-XXXX-1, rifle still trained towards it. Before Dr. Coronado can make contact with SCP-XXXX-1, SCP-XXXX-1 demanifests.
Dr. Coronado: God… never mind.
<End Log>
<Begin Log>
Several guards are located around the perimeter of the interrogation chamber, armed with tranquilizer rifles. Dr. Coronado takes several deep breaths. Dr. Coronado activates SCP-XXXX, causing SCP-XXXX-1 to manifest. SCP-XXXX-1 looks around the interrogation chamber, before glaring angrily at Dr. Coronado.
Dr. Coronado: Before you leave, please, just-
SCP-XXXX-1 demanifests. Dr. Coronado summons SCP-XXXX-1 again.
Dr. Coronado: Don't leave, just-
SCP-XXXX-1 demanifests. Dr. Coronado summons SCP-XXXX-1 once again.
Dr. Coronado: We won't stop until-
SCP-XXXX-1: I'm not fucking staying! Can you not get that through your head? Are you trying to be a dick?
Dr. Coronado scoffs accusatorially.
Dr. Coronado: Me? You're the one who won't sit down for five minutes!
SCP-XXXX-1: You haven't exactly made a good argument for it! You do know what that bracelet is for, right?
Dr. Coronado: We do! All we want to know is how it works, and all you need to do is sit down and answer some questions. As long as we have this bracelet, we will use it, and we will keep summoning you. Try me.
SCP-XXXX-1 raises its middle finger towards Dr. Coronado and demanifests. SCP-XXXX-1 manifests and demanifests 36 more times before either Dr. Coronado or SCP-XXXX-1 speak again.
SCP-XXXX-1: Please… stop.
Dr. Coronado: Have you had enough fun? Will you actually sit down?
SCP-XXXX-1 glares at Dr. Coronado. After being silent for several moments, SCP-XXXX-1 relaxes its shoulders and slowly walks to the chair.
SCP-XXXX-1: You said only five minutes?
Dr. Coronado: No more than five.
SCP-XXXX-1 sits down.
Dr. Coronado: You work for Inevitability Industries, correct?
SCP-XXXX-1: Yes. Figured the lemon was a giveaway.
Dr. Coronado: What is the purpose of your job, then?
SCP-XXXX-1: To keep good people safe from awful people.
Dr. Coronado: Could you go into more detail about that?
SCP-XXXX-1 inhales and exhales shakily.
SCP-XXXX-1: Escorting people, intimidating people, beating up rapists, that sort of thing. Like a bodyguard.
Dr. Coronado: And if someone summons you for something that's not your prime directive? What do you do?
SCP-XXXX-1 stares maliciously at Dr. Coronado for several moments before speaking.
SCP-XXXX-1: I usually leave. If people keep summoning me over and over I usually get aggressive. Take their bracelet and break it so they can't use it anymore.
The security guards raise their rifles towards SCP-XXXX-1. SCP-XXXX-1 looks around the room at the guards.
SCP-XXXX-1: …Obviously can't do that now, though.
Dr. Coronado looks down at her clipboard, writing several things down. After a few moments of silence, Dr. Coronado looks back up and smiles at SCP-XXXX-1.
Dr. Coronado: There. Was that so hard?
SCP-XXXX-1's face twists in anger.
SCP-XXXX-1: Oh don't act so fucking smug you piece of shit.
Dr. Coronado scoffs.
Dr. Coronado: All of this could have been solved if you sat down the first time. We wouldn't have to resort to this otherwise.
SCP-XXXX-1: Why do you think your job is so much more important than mine? I help people, protect people, and apparently you think that you can just manipulate me and torture me in the hopes that I'll do what you want and it'll all be okay!
Dr. Coronado: Well, you weren't complying. This is my job, and I intend to follow through with it.
SCP-XXXX-1 slams its fists on the table.
SCP-XXXX-1: Is the irony here not scathing hot? Using a rape defense system to force someone to something they don't want to do?
SCP-XXXX-1 breathes heavily and loudly. Both SCP-XXXX-1 and Dr. Coronado are silent for several moments.
Dr. Coronado: You may go now, if you wish. You've done enough for us.
SCP-XXXX-1: Fuck off.
SCP-XXXX-1 demanifests.
<End Log>
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Any instances of SCP-XXXX are to be stored within a blast-proof and incendiary-proof item storage locker.
As of 04/16/20██, all instances of SCP-XXXX are to be stored within an open-air containment chamber. The containment chamber itself must not have any form of roof as to not be considered indoors. The chamber itself is to be monitored by no more than three Foundation Guards at a time.
Foundation Personnel who wish to test an instance of SCP-XXXX indoors must have Level-3 clearance or higher.
Description: SCP-XXXX is the collective designation for four mechanical incendiary explosives. All contained instances of SCP-XXXX are of unknown make and model, however all function through the use of a keypad which, upon entering the correct passcode, immediately detonates the instance. One exception to this is, even if the correct passcode is entered onto the instance of SCP-XXXX, instances do not detonate if they are outdoors.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Foundation AIC "Shepherd" is to be assigned the sole task of reconnaissance of SCP-XXXX. Shepherd.AIC is to be integrated into affected servers of multiplayer team-based online games frequented by SCP-XXXX whenever possible. Foundation rootkits are to be placed in said servers to allow Shepherd.AIC to interact with and track the anomaly without worry of persecution by administration or anti-cheat systems.
Description: SCP-XXXX is the designation for an entity encountered in various online team-based multiplayer games.4 SCP-XXXX will appear indistinguishable from other players, possessing average skills when engaged in a game. SCP-XXXX's handle varies depending on the game being played, however, certain keywords are found to appear frequently in these titles. Notably, handles will often contain names or references to books of the Bible. It is currently unknown if SCP-XXXX is an actual person or an informational construct, however, it has shown to be capable of utilizing both text and in-game voice chat during gameplay.
SCP-XXXX is either unable or reluctant to express anger in any form. SCP-XXXX's demeanor is generally considered amicable and relatively meek, frequently apologizing and providing support and affirmations for other players. SCP-XXXX is often self-deprecating or chastising of its own skill or lack thereof. Although SCP-XXXX exhibits reluctance to express anger, they have been known to condemn offensive language5 and innuendos.
SCP-XXXX's primary anomalous properties occur after it is reported a certain number6 of times to administrators.7 Upon reaching this threshold, a Judas Events occurs; after every game SCP-XXXX plays, the accounts from both teammates and enemies report SCP-XXXX, regardless of whether or not they intended to report them post-game.
Once SCP-XXXX has been reported enough times to instigate a permanent ban, an outcome which has currently occurred after 100% of all initiated Judas Events, any users who took place in reporting of SCP-XXXX prior to the event's occurrence will begin to express profound regreat or guilt over contributing to the banning of SCP-XXXX.
In addition, subjects affected by SCP-XXXX show signs of memetic influence that prevent other users from reporting them for any reason. Despite this, after a certain period of time8 subjects will delete their account for the game and not create a new one. It has been confirmed that only the emotional response is anomalous; all subjects observed by the Foundation willingly delete their account without any noticeable memetic influence.
Addendum XXXX-01: The following is an interview between Dr. Delphine Oxton and ████████ Braxton, who previously went by the username "Everburning" on the online multiplayer first-person shooter Overwatch9. The player has been investigated and located after he had suddenly ceased streaming live video of him playing the game due to "a need to pursue forgiveness".
<Begin Log>
Dr. Oxton: Alright, you look all settled in, shall-
Mr. Braxton: What's that smell?
Dr. Oxton: Uhm, excuse me?
Mr. Braxton: Fuck, it… fuck, it smells like really cheap cigarettes.
Mr. Braxton is seen plugging his nose.
Dr. Oxton: I… I did have a cigarette just before this interview, I apologize if the smell-
Mr. Braxton: Look, I hate to be a party killer, but you really oughta stop smoking that stuff. Like, the worst thing is that you're getting cancer from a cheap brand, if you're going to ruin your life do it with something you can't buy at a gas station for a couple of bucks.
Dr. Oxton: I don't think that's an appropriate topic matter, considering we're just trying to talk about why you suddenly decided to quit your career as a streamer?
Mr. Braxton unplugs his nose and crosses his arms.
Mr. Braxton: Oh, well, I'm sorry if that's a touchy thing for you. Just trying to let you know that that stuff isn't going to get you into Heaven any time soon.
Dr. Oxton: I'm sure that a cigarette won't send me to Hell.
Mr. Braxton: Well, it's better to be safe than sorry.
Dr. Oxton: I'm guessing that you quit streaming for a similar reason? You posted on your Twitter account before shortly deleting it that you were trying to pursue "forgiveness" of some kind.
Mr. Braxton: Hey, I've done some terrible shit in my life. I'm only 26 and all I can say that I've done is bully people. Just trying to look for something that makes my life worth living.
Mr. Braxton shrugs.
Dr. Oxton: Alright, well… why did you quit streaming? You could have used it to spread the word of whatever you wanted.
Mr. Braxton: Because it was a part of my bullying. Whenever I played my games, whenever I streamed, I was being purposefully mean and shitty for profit. Like, I convinced everyone who watched my stream that I was the best player ever and that everyone else was trash and they deserved to be treated like that. And stuff like that actually makes ME the trash.
Dr. Oxton nods, then looks down to her clipboard, flipping to a different page.
Dr. Oxton: Do you recognize the name "BurningBush"? That's with a one in place of the "i" and a-
Mr. Braxton turns away.
Mr. Braxton: I know the guy yeah. I… I don't want to talk about it, man.
Dr. Oxton: So you do recognize the username, then. What about it do you not want to talk about?
Mr. Braxton: Look dude, you just don't understand. I treated a lot of people like shit, but that guy? I… I sinned against him. I have betrayed the most innocent of blood.
Dr. Oxton: You just reported that user, didn't you? In what way is that a betrayal?
Mr. Braxton turns back towards Dr. Oxton.
Mr. Braxton: Like I said, you don't understand. He might not have been the best player, but he was…
Dr. Oxton: He was…?
Mr. Braxton is silent for several seconds before speaking.
Mr. Braxton: I don't deserve mercy.
<End Log>
Addendum SCP-XXXX-2: On 9/28/██, Dr. Oxton received an e-mail from Foundation Researcher Leonard Moon after successfully locating, contacting and interviewing SCP-XXXX within the game Paladins10. Researcher Moon recognized the mannerisms and naming convention of a player by the name of "ThreeDayzRizen" and posted screenshots of their ensuing conversation. This is the first confirmed instance of a Foundation Researcher communicating with SCP-XXXX.
DATE: 20██/09/28
FROM: Dr. Leonard Moon <noitadnuof.pcs|3nooml#noitadnuof.pcs|3nooml>
TO: Dr. Delphine Oxton <noitadnuof.pcs|notxod#noitadnuof.pcs|notxod>
SUBJECT: SCP-XXXX Sighting (Paladins)
Hello Dr. Oxton,
My name is Researcher Leonard Moon; I was told to direct my potential discovery regarding SCP-XXXX to you for verification.
A few days back, I was playing Paladins with a few friends (also researchers, don't worry) after getting off of work. A few games in, we came across a person with the name ThreeDayzRizen. A few weeks back I was told to look out for users with Biblical usernames in the case of it being SCP-XXXX. I made sure to interact with them in the game as much as I could, going through the question prompts to try to test them and get them to react in a way that could be contrary to what the anomaly was expected to act.
They responded in a way that matched the description of SCP-XXXX so far, so I asked them to join the three of us for a few more games after that match had finished. They accepted, and added me as a friend, at that.
They always stayed positive, we expected it to be a fluke but we played thirteen games together and they didn't break. Sometimes we did terribly, sometimes we even had a few random teammates that flamed everyone on the team, but they didn't get angry once. I was convinced at this point.
Below is a video I recorded of the four of us asking the guy some of the questions during the game. Hopefully the quality is decent.
If this is something, please let me know. Thank you!
-Researcher Moon, Site-96.
Questions that should be asked by Researchers:
"You know, sometimes I feel like this game is out to get me because I'm put with people that are honestly shit. Know what I mean?"
"Look, I really don't want to play Support, can you just do it? I'm stuck as Support constantly and I'm tired of it."
If winning: "These guys are playing really dumb, don't you think?"
If losing: "Hey, could you try to help out a bit more? You're kind of our main healer, so…"
Upon dying: "Fucking lag, that's such a bullshit death. Why aren't the servers better?"
"Hey, can you just stick near me? Don't go wandering off so much, you'll get yourself killed."
"That's kind of a weird name, why are you called that?"
" is such a bullshit champion, why are they like that?"
"Hold up, can you cover me my mouse is glitching out." Asker cannot move for a certain period of time, unless sporadically. This is to simulate a technical error.
After suspect dies: "Can you stop dying? Like, honestly, that's all I see you doing."
Addendum SCP-XXXX-3: On 10/16/██, a package addressed to Researcher Moon was delivered to Site-96 labeled, "To my most devoted front liner, may you spread my word to others". Inside the package was the following:
- A cartridge for the game Bible Adventures11 for the NES with the words "The Holy Texts" written on it with permanent marker.
- One bag of Cool Ranch Doritos with the words "My Body" written on it with permanent marker.
- One bottle of Mountain Dew: Code Red with the words "My Blood" written on it with permanent marker.
Most objects created and sold by Anderson Robotics are accompanied by an Installation Guide of some sort. The guide entails the basic features and functions of the object in question, accompanied by their pleasant mascot, Finn the Falcon. The page of an Installation Guide should be titled "Anderson Robotics' Installation Guide: Your New !", the ___ taking the place of the name of the object.
The format is as follows:
Object Name and Thanks: Installation Guides begin with a reiteration of the name of the object along with a thanks from the company.
Introduction from Finn: The Anderson Robotics' mascot appears and addresses the customer, explaining why they would want the object.
Features: The guide lists various features of the object, along with what the customer would enjoy them.
Installation: The guide details the actual installation of the object, along with certain tests for function if necessary.
Proper Usage: The guide details ways the customer could use the object after installation.
Warnings: The guide provides disclaimers and warnings regarding the object should there be an unfortunate incident.
If you want to make an Installation Guide, here is the CSS for Anderson Robotics along with how to use the Finn the Falcon component!
Anderson Robotics CSS:
[[include component:ar-theme]]
Finn the Falcon:
[[include component:finn-the-falcon
| birb-position=left
| birb-mood=friendly
| birb-direction=right
| big-text=Hi!
| small-text=I'm Finn the Falcon, Anderson Robotics' Feathery Friend!
| lengthy=false
| class=none
]]
birb-position: Left or right. Renders Finn on the left or right on desktop. Renders Finn above and below on mobile, respectively.
birb-mood: friendly, shock, threat, sunglasses, invisible
birb-direction: The direction that Finn's head is pointing.
big-text: Larger font size.
small-text: Smaller font size.
lengthy: Set to true or false. false has the big-text on the left and the small-text on the right, and you should try to keep things short. true has the big-text on top and the small-text underneath, and you can make it as long as you want. Make it true if small-text is more than one line.
class: Optional. Define a CSS class for manual styling. Can also set this to "no-title" to ignore big-text, or "no-body" to ignore small-text.
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NOTICE FROM THE FOUNDATION RECORDS AND INFORMATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
The following object is currently pending official SCP designation. Until assigned, it will receive the temporary designation "SCP-001". Please do not edit this file with an alternate designation unless authorized.
Item #: SCP-001
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: The Foundation is to ensure that members of GoI-8620 ("The Hoppers") do not allow any unauthorized entities entry to SCP-001 at any time.
All members of GoI-8620 are currently being monitored by SCP Foundation U-TDU8Y. Should any members of GoI-8620 leave U-TDU8Y, the Multiversal Foundation Alliance is to locate them and report which universe they re-appear in.
Description: SCP-001 is a universe being altered by GoI-8620 through the use of anomalously-induced BC-Class ("Universal Crush") and BB-Class ("Universal Creation") Events. Each pair of events has notably changed both the physical structure of SCP-001 as well as the laws that dictate it. SCP-001 appears to be incapable of initiating BC-Class or BB-Class events on its own.
SCP-001 has been noted to be impossible to enter without permission from members of GoI-8620, even through means known to break through advanced thaumic wards. Claims from members of GoI-8620 and observation of non-Foundation entities attempting to access SCP-001 has lead the Foundation to believe that members of GoI-8620 are the only entities who are capable of freely accessing SCP-001. Despite this, entities outside SCP-001 are capable of freely contacting entities within SCP-001.
Addendum 001-1 | Known Anomalously Created Aspects of SCP-001
- All lifeforms within SCP-001 perpetually generate a supply of breathable air around them.
- Humans within SCP-001 become capable of self-transfiguration while retaining sapience.
- All lifeforms within SCP-001 are capable of flight and teleportation to any location within SCP-001. These effects autonomously activate should a lifeform fall a height which would result in death, preventing lethal damage.
- Humans within SCP-001 are capable of manipulating their levels of dopamine at will, but are incapable of increasing it to harmful levels.
- All lifeforms within SCP-001 do not experience muscle atrophy regardless of any lack of activity.
- No diseases exist within SCP-001, and any diseases introduced to SCP-001 instantly perish.
- All lifeforms within SCP-001 regenerate cells at a consistent rate throughout their life, effectively making them immortal.
While further anomalous aspects may exist within SCP-001, the Foundation has yet to initiate an event or activity that would let the aspect become known.
Addendum 001-2 | Interview with GoI-8620
Below is an interview with members of GoI-8620 after their manifestation within U-TDU8Y.
Interviewer: Dr. Leo Holt, Extra-Universal Studies
Interviewees: PoI-8620-1 ("Omoto Amatatsu"), PoI-8620-2 ("Brendan Carlyle"), PoI-8620-3 ("Esther Clearly")
<Begin Log>
Researcher Leo Holt enters the room. PoI-8620-1, PoI-8620-2 and PoI-8620-3 all look towards him.
Dr. Holt: So you three are the Hoppers? I honestly expected something a little different.
PoI-8620-3 leans forward, eyes squinting.
PoI-8620-3: Care to explain what you mean by that, Doc?
Dr. Holt pulls out his seat and sits across from the interviewees.
Dr. Holt: Didn't expect normal-looking humans.
PoI-8620-3 sits back in her chair.
Dr. Holt: But that doesn't matter. I just care about why you've decided to come to this universe. You've been hopping from Foundation to Foundation for quite a while now. What's brought you here?
PoI-8620-1: Well, we've told other Foundations so I'm surprised you wouldn't know by now.
Dr. Holt: Well, then I'm sure you wouldn't mind answering my question then?
PoI-8620-1: No… No, I don't.
Dr. Holt gestures towards PoI-8620-1, prompting her to speak.
PoI-8620-1: Well, just like the other Foundations, we're here to warn you. Here to tell you that something's coming.
Dr. Holt: Our records said that you claimed there was a multiverse-spanning apocalypse of sorts?
PoI-8620-1: Correct. Despite the obvious destruction happening around us, through pure chance it seems we've been the only ones who have seen it.
Dr. Holt: Can you explain how you were able to 'see' it?
PoI-8620-2 scoots forward in his chair.
PoI-8620-2: There's not much to explain beyond we saw a universe die and not come back.
Dr. Holt: You know that universes take time before they reform from a Universal Crush, right?
PoI-8620-2 tuts dismissively.
PoI-8620-2: Obviously, yes. This was not a crush, this was more like watching everything in front of you just fade and fade until…
PoI-8620-2 sighs and rubs his right eye with the palm of his right hand.
Dr. Holt: Would you care to go into a bit more explanation on that?
PoI-8620-2 opens his mouth as if to speak, but closes it before saying any words.
Dr. Holt: Mr. Carlyle, if you could explain some details about this whole thing it would be very helpful to us both.
PoI-8620-3: Talking about shit like this isn't exactly a fun time. Should be obvious that we don't want to go into heavy detail.
Dr. Holt turns toward PoI-8620-3.
Dr. Holt: That doesn't exactly help your case, then.
PoI-8620-3: Do you think we're building that fucking universe for fun? Do you think we're making a fucking fallout shelter of a universe for no reason beyond shits and giggles?
Dr. Holt: Well, people who can bend reality can do just about anything they want for whatever reason they want.
PoI-8620-3 slams her fists against the table.
PoI-8620-3: Then we damn well wouldn't be sitting here letting some cocky fuck tell us what we saw wasn't real!
Dr. Holt: In your history of interviews with several Foundations within the Multiversal Foundation Alliance, you have yet to provide actual evidence beyond word of mouth and intention.
PoI-8620-2: What proof would we have from something that doesn't exist? We can't just bring you a bucket of nothing.
Dr. Holt turns towards PoI-8620-2.
Dr. Holt: You could take someone to a universe that you claim is being destroyed and show them. Or take them to wherever place that universe once was in.
PoI-8620-2: And risk being erased alongside the rest of that universe? We barely got out the first time.
PoI-8620-1: It would be especially dangerous for someone without our talents at that. A civilian would be far more likely to suffer than one of us whether they just can't comprehend what's going on, or they just aren't strong enough to resist the effects of the erasure.
Dr. Holt: That's definitely convenient. You have proof but can't show it because the people that you'd show would die. That definitely sounds like a solid case.
PoI-8620-3's face contorts in anger. She stands up and kicks her chair to the back of the wall.
PoI-8620-3: It doesn't sound like a solid case because you're still refusing to take us seriously! You see us as a fucking problem rather than people trying to do the right goddamn thing for once!
Dr. Holt: We can't just take leaps of faith with no justification! You have no evidence!
PoI-8620-3 smiles.
PoI-8620-3: Fine. Since you're so desperate, let me give you some goddamn evidence.
PoI-8620-3 manifests next to Dr. Holt. Dr. Holt is yanked from his seat with his arms pinned behind his back by PoI-8620-3.
Dr. Holt: Stop!
PoI-8620-1: Esther, you can't just-
PoI-8620-3: I'll be back soon. This time we'll get them to listen.
PoI-8620-3 and Dr. Holt de-manifest. PoI-8620-1 and PoI-8620-2 remain within the chamber until guards enter and retrieve them.
<End Log>
Dr. Holt and PoI-8620-3 are currently missing in action. Researchers within the Multiversal Foundation Alliance have been unable to determine the location for either of them based on their multi-universal coordinates.
Addendum 001-3 | Official Notice From the Multiversal Foundation Alliance
After PoI-8620-3's de-manifestation with Dr. Holt, the remaining members of GoI-8620 were placed under indefinite containment. After reporting the event, the following memo was issued to SCP Foundation TDU8Y and all other universes within the Multiversal Foundation Alliance.
On Behalf of the Multiversal Foundation Alliance
Due to events which have recently occurred in regards to GoI-8620's manifestation within U-TDU8Y, any further interactions with any members of GoI-8620 are forbidden. GoI-8620 is to henceforth be viewed as a hostile threat to the Foundation and the Multiversal Foundation Alliance and to be treated as such by any and all Foundation personnel.
The containment of GoI-8620 to prevent any further hostile actions taken against Foundation personnel is a priority for any Foundations within the Multiversal Foundation Alliance. Should any or all members of GoI-8620 escape containment, locating and re-containing them is of the utmost priority.
Any Foundation personnel are to alert the Multiversal Foundation Alliance and SCP Foundation TDU8Y if they gain any information or evidence regarding the fate of Dr. Leo Holt (of SCP Foundation TDU8Y) or PoI-8620-3.
Addendum 001-4 | Incident Log 09/28/████
Level-5-TDU8Y Clearance Required to Access Supplement
Access Granted
Approximately twelve days after his disappearance, Dr. Leo Holt manifested alone in the Site-TDU8Y staff break room completely unconscious. Due to signs of physical distress and injury, Dr. Holt was taken to the site medical ward to recover. Several seemingly random holes were located in and on various parts of Dr. Holt's body, however vital organs were not damaged irreparably. Because of this, Dr. Holt recovered with minimal permanent injury and awoke three weeks later.
Below is a post-recovery interview with Dr. Holt.
Interviewer: Dr. George J. Sommerfeld, Extra-Universal Studies
Interviewee: Dr. Leo Holt, Extra-Universal Studies
<Begin Log>
Dr. Holt is awake and in his bed in the medical ward. Dr. Sommerfeld is sitting in a chair adjacent to him.
Dr. Sommerfeld: Good to see you again Leo. I knew that once you were a bit more lucid that I had to talk to you.
Dr. Holt smiles.
Dr. Holt: Glad to know I wasn't forgotten so easily after a few weeks.
Dr. Sommerfeld: Considering your disappearance warranted a multiverse-wide memo being sent out, I would wager more people know your name now than before you left.
Dr. Holt: Well, it's a good thing then, because I need to talk to a few people. The O5 Council first and foremost and the MFA afterwards.
Dr. Sommerfeld tilts his head.
Dr. Sommerfeld: I am fairly certain that your body is not in a state to move around like that. You are barely held together as is. Your stomach had to be removed, holes in your lungs needed to be stitched together, you need to recover.
Dr. Holt tries to sit up, but Dr. Sommerfeld pushes down on his arm.
Dr. Sommerfeld: You obviously have something important you need to say about your time away. If you want me to pass along the message, I would be more than happy to do so.
Dr. Holt: Fine, but George, I need you to promise me something.
Dr. Sommerfeld: You certainly are making this quite dramatic, but of course.
Dr. Holt: I need you to tell them exactly what I tell you.
Dr. Sommerfeld scratches his head and laughs nervously.
Dr. Sommerfeld: I intended to do that anyway. You know I tend to avoid paraphrasing.
Dr. Holt nods.
Dr. Holt: Good. Tell them that we need to evacuate every universe within the Multiversal Foundation Alliance and put the populations in that universe the Hoppers made. We need to abandon this universe, it's our only way to get past what's coming. Something destructive is on a war path to our universes and if any people want to survive this, they need to listen to what I have to say.
Dr. Sommerfeld pauses.
Dr. Holt: George, you'll tell them that, won't you?
Dr. Sommerfeld sighs.
Dr. Sommerfeld: Leo, do you really expect them to just drop everything? Do you know how many hoops not just this Foundation, but every Foundation would have to jump through to go through with this?
Dr. Holt: George, you said that you would tell them.
Dr. Sommerfeld: Leo, I just want you to know what to expect if this gets through to the Council at all.
Dr. Holt: If it's a matter of resources, the Hoppers know how to go from universe to universe! That's how I saw a universe being destroyed!
Dr. Sommerfeld: We will get to the legal issues in your first statement, but first, you saw a universe being destroyed?
Dr. Holt: I was in the middle of it! That girl who took me only barely got me out of there but she gave me enough evidence to believe in it. I believe now that there is one less universe than infinity out there in the multiverse.
Dr. Sommerfeld gives Dr. Holt a pitiful look.
Dr. Sommerfeld: I have no doubt that you saw something, but what do you have any proof that it is an actual threat? Do you have any proof that it will be on our doorstep sometime soon? What proof do you have that it would threaten any of our universes?
Dr. Holt: I don't need that proof, all I know is that something out there is capable of destroying universes and we have a place to run to.
Dr. Sommerfeld: And how do you know that that thing that the Hoppers made is capable of this? There are too many logistical issues involved with having to abandon everything for this plan of yours.
Dr. Holt: Are you listening to yourself, George? I'm telling you about an apocalypse that I had previously doubted myself, but now I'm preaching it like I'm a self-proclaimed messiah. Surely that should tell you something about its validity!
Dr. Sommerfeld pats Dr. Holt's arm.
Dr. Sommerfeld: As I said, I believe that you saw something on a very obvious destructive scale. But what you are suggesting would not only go against newly-instated MFA jurisdiction, it would result in far too many drawbacks for the Foundation as a whole. Resource drain, breach of the veil, containment breaches due to lax security; there are far too many potential downsides to this. I highly doubt that a message like this would get too far in the whole discussion section.
Dr. Holt smacks away Dr. Sommerfeld's arm.
Dr. Holt: Get the fuck out, George.
Dr. Sommerfeld: Leo-
Dr. Holt glares at Dr. Sommerfeld. Dr. Sommerfeld sighs.
Dr. Sommerfeld: Get well soon. Hopefully you will come to realize what I am trying to tell you.
Dr. Sommerfeld leaves without another word.
<End Log>
Dr. Holt was later released from the medical ward four days later, believed to be recovered enough to return to work. Dr. Holt did not seek to speak to the O5 Council or the Multiversal Foundation Alliance.
Addendum 001-5 | Incident Log 12/16/████
On 12/16/████, Dr. Leo Holt was observed on video feed breaching the containment chamber of both GoI-8620 members. Dr. Holt had gained access to the containment chamber through force, barricading it while awakening both members and briefly conversing with them before de-manifesting with them both. Both Dr. Holt and GoI-8620 were found to have manifested within SCP-001. Dr. Holt's employment with SCP Foundation TDU8Y has since been terminated.
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Item #: SCP-001
Object Class: Thaumiel
Special Containment Procedures: SCP Foundation 00001 is to ensure no un-authorized entities gain access to SCP-001.
The Foundation is to ensure that no entities breach the structural integrity of SCP-001, both internally and externally. Any entities within SCP-001 that threaten its destruction or weakening are to be detained.
The Foundation is to offer sanctuary within SCP-001 to any universes they believe they are threatened through use of extra-universal communication. Physically leaving SCP-001 is forbidden.
Description: SCP-001 is the universe which houses the surviving human population of U-TDU8Y. SCP-001 was originally created by GoI-8620 ("The Hoppers") for use as a defense mechanism of sorts against an as-of-yet identifiable threat capable of destroying universes, and has since been utilized by the Foundation. SCP-001 is capable of granting any humans within it various anomalous properties that, according to testimony from GoI-8620, allow a degree of control over self-comfort to all subjects.
SCP-001 has been noted to be impossible to enter without permission from members of GoI-8620, even through means known to break through advanced thaumic wards. Claims from members of GoI-8620 and observation of non-Foundation entities attempting to access SCP-001 has lead the Foundation to believe that members of GoI-8620 are the only entities who are capable of freely accessing SCP-001. Despite this, entities outside of SCP-001 are capable of contacting entities within SCP-001.
Originally, SCP-001 was intended to house and protect multiple human populations, however plans to follow through with this were interfered with due to jurisdiction put in place by the Multiversal Foundation Alliance in regards to collaboration with GoI-8620. Dr. Leo Holt was since relieved from duty with SCP Foundation TDU8Y for violation of said jurisdiction and attempting to utilize SCP-001 to house U-TDU8Y's human population within it.
Dr. Leo Holt was only able to migrate five humans12 not including himself, two instances of Canis lupis familiars, two instances of Felis catus and a single instance of Iguana iguana from U-TDU8Y before the Multiversal Foundation Alliance became a significant enough threat to restrict any further migration. In addition, both surviving members of GoI-8620 accompanied Dr. Leo Holt in his attempted migration of TDU8Y's human population.
Dr. Leo Holt has since collaborated with the native human population of SCP-001 to create SCP Foundation 00001, using his knowledge of the multiverse and GoI-8620's reality-bending capabilities to create suitable research facilities to both continue the Foundation's work within SCP-001 and remain in contact with universes outside of SCP-001.
Addendum: Approximately 2 years after migration to SCP-001, the Foundation lost all contact with any Foundation-bearing universes outside of SCP-001. Evidence regarding their fate is inconclusive, however complications with extra-universal travel to any universes in question has made further research impossible. Until further notice, the Foundation will continue to routinely attempt contact with any Foundation-bearing universes.
