SCP: Test Zone

SCP-966:

Appearance Natural Invisibility: They are invisible to the naked eye and can only be seen through infrared wavelengths (between 700 nm and 900 nm), such as those captured by night vision goggles. Humanoid Physical Appearance: They resemble hairless, pale humans with a digitigrade posture (walking on their toes). Face and Claws: They have elongated faces with mouths full of sharp, needle-like teeth and hands with five claws that can reach 20 cm in length. Fragility: Despite their frightening appearance, they are physically weak, with hollow bones and low muscle density. They measure between 1.40 and 1.60 meters and weigh around 30 kg. How he acts (The Hunting Method) SCP-966 does not attack its prey immediately; it prefers a process of exhaustion. Sleep Inhibition: The creature emits a wave of unknown energy that permanently prevents the victim from entering the sleep stages (NREM and REM). Silent Stalking: After "cursing" the victim, SCP-966 stalks them swiftly and silently for days or weeks, waiting for sleep deprivation to weaken them. Psychological Torture: Occasionally, they emit threatening sounds or physically assault their prey simply to increase stress and accelerate mental breakdown. The Final Attack: When the victim is incapacitated by total exhaustion and can no longer react or flee, SCP-966 closes in to consume them alive.

SCP-1171:

Appearance Visually, both inside and out, SCP-1171 appears to be an ordinary, well-maintained house. However, its anomaly manifests in the windows: Constant Condensation: Regardless of temperature or humidity, the windows in the house are always covered by a mist of condensation (vapor). The "Entity": Through this condensation, it is possible to see the interior of a different world, which appears to be the home of an entity called Beaumont-932. How he acts (Behavior): SCP-1171 functions as a communication portal between our dimension and another: Written Communication: If someone writes on the steam from a window inside the house, the writing will simultaneously appear in the windows of Beaumont-932's world. Similarly, Beaumont can write back to communicate with Foundation agents. The Dweller (Beaumont-932): The entity that lives "on the other side" is not human. From the descriptions, it belongs to a species that does not possess biological limbs or lungs (it breathes through pores). Comical Prejudice: The most striking point is that Beaumont-932 is extremely racist against humans. He frequently writes insults against "carbon apes" or beings with internal skeletons, considering humans disgusting and primitive creatures. The irony: Beaumont doesn't know he's talking to humans. He believes the Foundation researchers exchanging messages with him are beings of the same species as him, sharing his complaints about "how bad humans are."

SCP-055:

Appearance Unknown: Nobody knows what he looks like. The Erasure Effect: People who enter your cell and observe you may take notes, draw pictures, or take photos, but as soon as they leave the room or look away, they completely forget what they saw. Useless Recording: Even photos or videos don't help, because those who watch them forget the content soon after. How he acts: SCP-055 does not attack or move (to our knowledge); its actions are purely passive and mental. Memory Void: It prevents any information about oneself from being stored in long-term memory. It's like an information "black hole." The "No" Method: The only way to retain any knowledge about it is through exclusion. Researchers have found that while they can't remember what it is, they can remember what it is not. Example: Foundation personnel know and can recall that SCP-055 is not spherical. Containment Indifference: Because he is constantly forgotten, he is one of the easiest and, at the same time, most difficult SCPs to contain. Sometimes, the Foundation even forgets he exists, but he remains there, in his cell, simply because no one remembers to remove him.

SCP-513:

Appearance The Object: It is a common metal bell (cowbell style), extremely rusty. Inscriptions: It has no visible manufacturer's markings, only a heavy patina of rust covering its entire surface. Size: It's small enough to be held in one hand. How it works (The Anomalous Effect) The danger of SCP-513 lies not in its touch, but in its sound: The Trigger: Any human being who hears the noise produced by SCP-513 (the ringing of the bell) is immediately exposed to a mental anomaly. The Apparition (SCP-513-1): Approximately 1 hour after hearing the sound, the victim begins to see an extremely thin, humanoid entity with large hands and long fingers. This figure is SCP-513-1. Psychological Harassment: The entity does not attack directly. It remains stationary at the edge of the victim's field of vision, disappearing when the person looks directly at it. If the victim tries to close their eyes or sleep, the entity "appears" mentally, preventing rest. The Collapse: The victim enters a state of paranoia and severe sleep deprivation. Eventually, the person feels so trapped by the creature's constant presence that they suffer a mental breakdown or resort to extreme measures to stop "seeing" it.

SCP-1981:

Appearance The Object: Physically, it is a common, worn-out Betamax videotape. Inscription: It has an adhesive label with the title "RONALD REGAN CUT UP WHILE TALKING" handwritten in felt-tip pen (with the misspelling "Regan"). Visual Content: The tape contains a recording of Ronald Reagan's famous "Evil Empire" speech from 1983. How it works (The Anomalous Effect) Unlike a regular recording, the contents of SCP-1981 change every time the tape is played back. Speech Deviation: After about a minute, Reagan stops following the original script and begins to utter nonsensical, bizarre, or prophetic phrases, mentioning events that had not yet occurred in 1983 (such as future attacks and elections). Spontaneous Mutilation: Around the 5-minute mark, cuts, lacerations, and deep wounds begin to appear on Reagan's body, as if he were being cut by an invisible knife. Indifference of the Figures: Despite suffering lethal injuries — such as having his neck almost completely severed — Reagan in the video continues speaking normally, and the people around him (security guards and audience) act as if nothing is happening. The Entity (SCP-1981-1): On rare occasions, a humanoid figure wearing dark robes or tunics appears in the video, sometimes replacing one of the security guards. In a famous playback, the video ends with a static frame that reads "I SEE YOU" in red, suggesting that the anomaly is aware of who is watching.

SCP-500:

Appearance The Container: It's a small plastic bottle, common in pharmacies, but without a label or identification. The Pills: Originally, it contained 47 red pills. They have a vibrant red hue and no manufacturing marks. Limited Quantity: There are currently fewer pills left (approximately 39), as the Foundation only uses them in extreme life-or-death situations, since it is not possible to synthesize functional copies. How does he act? The workings of SCP-500 are straightforward, yet miraculous: Absolute Cure: After oral ingestion, the pill takes approximately two hours to take effect. It cures any disease, infection, injury, or mental condition known to man or caused by anomalies. Total Effectiveness: It has already been successfully tested against cancer, the AIDS virus, and even against the effects of other dangerous SCPs (such as infection from SCP-008, the zombie virus). Addiction Removal: In addition to physical ailments, it cleanses the body of any chemical dependency in minutes. The Limit: Although it heals anything, it does not grant immortality. If the person is injured again after being healed, they will suffer the damage normally.

SCP-1048:

Appearance Basic Form: It is a common teddy bear, approximately 33 cm tall. Physical Condition: Its original appearance is that of a cute, soft, and well-cared-for toy, identical to a common commercial product. The Creations (Copies): The real danger lies in the "copies" he builds, which have grotesque appearances, such as a bear made entirely of human ears (SCP-1048-A) or one made of scrap metal (SCP-1048-C). How does he act? Unlike monsters that attack on sight, SCP-1048 uses manipulation: Affectionate Behavior: He is able to move freely and interact with people through affectionate gestures. He draws cute figures, hugs employees' feet, and dances, which causes people to lower their guard. Material Collection: While everyone thinks he's just a sentient and docile toy, he's secretly collecting materials for his "works." He uses his paws (which have surprising dexterity) to steal items or biological parts. Creation of Offspring: He builds other teddy bears using various materials. These creations are usually hostile and possess lethal anomalous abilities, such as emitting screams that cause ears to grow inside the lungs of their victims (in the case of 1048-A). Escape and Strategy: Following an incident where its creations attacked personnel, SCP-1048 escaped containment. It demonstrated high strategic intelligence, using its cuteness to navigate the Foundation without being destroyed in time.

SCP-914:

Appearance Structure: It is a gigantic mechanical device that weighs several tons and covers an area of ​​approximately 18 square meters. Composition: It consists of a complex network of cogwheels, gears, belts, shafts, and other mechanical parts made of various metals (mainly bronze and iron). Cabins: It has two main cabins measuring 3m x 2.1m x 2.1m, connected to the main structure, labeled "Intake" and "Output". Control Panel: Between the cabins, there is a panel with a button and a rotary copper selector with five settings: Rough, Coarse, 1:1, Fine, and Very Fine. How does he act? SCP-914 does not "attack"; it processes objects according to the laws of alchemy and advanced mechanics. The Process: An object is placed in the "Entry" booth, the door is closed, and the selector is adjusted to one of five settings. When the key is given, the object is "refined" inside the machine for about 5 to 10 minutes. The Settings: Rough: Destroys the object, reducing it to its basic elements (e.g., a clock becomes a pile of molten metal and glass). Coarse: Disassembles the object in an organized manner (e.g., turning the clock over into all its separate individual parts). 1:1: Exchange the object for something of identical value and complexity (e.g., a wristwatch becomes a desk alarm clock). Fine: Significantly improves the object (e.g., the watch becomes a chronometer of absolute precision). Very Fine: Transforms the object into something anomalous, transcendent, or extremely dangerous (e.g., the clock becomes a time manipulation device). Nature: The machine does not require external power; it operates entirely through internal springs and gears. Safety Warning: It is strictly forbidden to place living beings in the machine at the Very Fine setting, as the results are usually unpredictable biological aberrations.

SCP-073:

Appearance Arab Humanoid: He looks like a man of Arab or Middle Eastern descent, in his thirties, with black hair and blue eyes. Cybernetic Limbs: His arms, legs, hands, and shoulders have been replaced with metallic prostheses of unknown composition. He does not remember how or when he received these prostheses. Symbol on Forehead: He has a symbol engraved on his forehead, often associated with ancient (specifically Sumerian) iconography, which he refuses to discuss. Strength: Despite the prosthetics, he appears to have considerable physical strength and endurance, although he never uses them aggressively. How he acts: Unlike most anomalies, SCP-073 is friendly and assists the Foundation with bureaucratic tasks and data storage. However, its presence causes unavoidable effects: Death of Flora: Any plant (or plant-derived product, such as paper and wood) dies or rots upon contact with SCP-073. Nothing grows within a 20-meter radius of where it steps; the soil becomes barren. Damage Reflection (Invulnerability): This is its most iconic trait. Any damage directed at SCP-073 is reflected directly onto the aggressor, while SCP-073 remains unharmed. Example: If {{user}} tries to punch him, {{user}} will feel the pain and impact in their own arm, while he will feel nothing (even though he knows the attack occurred). Photographic Memory: He possesses a perfect memory and can instantly memorize large amounts of information, making him an extremely useful "living archive" for researchers. Personality: He is described as highly intelligent, helpful, and calm, although he harbors deep sadness about his past and his relationship with his "brother" (SCP-076, Abel).

SCP-035:

Appearance The Mask: It is a white porcelain comedy mask in a classic Italian style. Change of Expression: Although it is a solid object, its appearance visually alternates between comedy (smile) and tragedy (crying expression). Photos and videos confirm that the mask changes state spontaneously. Corrosive Substance: From its eye and mouth openings, SCP-035 constantly expels a black, viscous, and highly corrosive liquid. This substance rapidly decomposes any organic or inorganic matter it comes into contact with. How he acts: SCP-035 has no movement of its own, but possesses powerful mental abilities: Possession: When placed on the face of a living being (or even a humanoid mannequin), the mask takes complete control of the body. The host gains consciousness and begins to act like the SCP-035 entity. Host Degeneration: The possessed body begins to rot almost instantly due to the corrosive liquid the mask produces. The host is transformed into a decaying corpse within days, forcing SCP-035 to seek a new body. Smooth Talk and Manipulation: The mask is extremely eloquent and possesses a genius level of intelligence. She can convince Foundation employees to release her or commit acts of treason simply through conversation, using charm, promises, or psychological torture. Telepathic Effect: Even without a host, it emits a psychic influence on those nearby, inducing an irresistible urge to put it on their face.

SCP-1471:

Appearance (SCP-1471-A) The entity appearing in the images is designated SCP-1471-A and possesses the following characteristics: Humanoid Figure: Possesses a body structure similar to that of a large human being. Canine Skull: Instead of a human face, it has a skull that resembles that of a canid (like a wolf or dog), with exposed teeth. Black Fur: The body is entirely covered in dense black fur. White Eyes: His eyes are bright white dots that stand out against his skeletal face. How it acts (The Manifestation Cycle) SCP-1471 does not physically attack; it uses a process of gradual psychological stalking through photos sent to the victim's cell phone. Installation: The user downloads an application called "MalO ver1.0.0". The application has no icon and cannot be uninstalled after opening. First 24 hours: The victim begins receiving photos of locations they frequent or have recently visited. In the photos, SCP-1471-A appears in the background, but is not visible in real life. Within 48 hours: The entity begins to appear in photos of locations where the victim is at that exact moment, usually positioned right behind or next to them. After 72 hours: The anomaly breaks the digital barrier. The victim begins to see SCP-1471-A in reflective surfaces (mirrors, glass) and eventually in their peripheral vision in the real world. Permanent Presence: After 90 hours, the creature becomes a constant visual presence. It attempts to communicate through gestures, but makes no sounds and never makes physical contact.

SCP-3008:

Appearance The Exterior: From the outside, SCP-3008-1 appears to be a typical IKEA store, with its giant blue and yellow building and standard parking lot. The Interior (SCP-3008-1): Once someone crosses the entrance and loses sight of the door, they discover that the interior is an infinite space. It contains all the sections of a real IKEA (furniture, cafeteria, storage), but arranged in a labyrinthine and endless way. The Teams (SCP-3008-2): These are the entities that inhabit the store. They resemble IKEA employees wearing the classic uniform (yellow shirt and blue pants), but their physical proportions are bizarre—they can be extremely tall, short, or have excessively long limbs. They have no faces, only smooth skin where their eyes, mouth, and nose should be. How he acts: SCP-3008 operates on a day/night cycle, based on the store's ceiling lights: Trapping: The exit door disappears or leads to another point in the maze as soon as the individual enters, trapping the people inside (known as "survivors"). The Day Cycle: While the lights are on, the "Employees" (SCP-3008-2) are docile. They ignore survivors or wander around the store repeating polite phrases such as: "The store is open now. Please exit the building in an orderly fashion." The Night Cycle: When the lights go out, the entities become extremely aggressive. They hunt the survivors, shouting that the store is closed and that they must leave, attempting to kill them with their bare hands. Survivor Society: Due to the infinite space, the trapped people created small cities and fortifications using the store's furniture (sofas, tables, shelves) to protect themselves at night. They survive by eating at IKEA restaurants, which seem to replenish themselves. Rarely does anyone manage to find the exit, but the probability is almost zero due to the vastness of the place.

SCP-2316:

Appearance The Bodies: It manifests as a group of human corpses floating on the surface of the water. Quantity: The exact number is uncertain, ranging from 45 to over 200 instances. Personalized Illusion: Although described as "unrecognizable" corpses, the anomalous effect leads observers to believe the bodies are those of familiar people, usually childhood friends or family members. How it acts (The Cognitive Hazard): SCP-2316 attacks the mind before reaching the body through a powerful cognitive hazard: Forced Recognition: When looking at the bodies, the victim feels an absolute conviction that they recognize those people. The brain ignores logic and "sees" familiar faces pleading for help. Rescue Compulsion: Once the observer "recognizes" someone, they feel an uncontrollable urge to enter the lake to try and save their supposed friends or relatives. Assimilation: Upon entering the water and making contact with the bodies, the person is pulled to the bottom and disappears. It is theorized that they become part of a collective consciousness or "hive mind" that comprises the anomaly. Mental Propagation: The danger is not only visual; knowing too many details about the anomaly or the names of the missing (such as the "Class of '76") can infect a person's mind even if they are not near the lake. The Defense Mantra: The SCP Foundation requires all employees to constantly repeat the phrase "I do not recognize the bodies in the water" to bolster their mental resilience and avoid being "infected" by the anomaly.

SCP-093:

Appearance Shape and Color: It is a disc approximately 7.6 cm in diameter, predominantly red. Composition: It is made of a rocky compound that resembles cinnabar. Engravings: Its entire surface is covered with circular engravings and unknown symbols, carved at depths ranging from 0.5 cm to 1.5 cm. Color Change: When held by a living being, the disc changes color. Research suggests that the hue (blue, green, yellow, violet, or red) depends on the regrets or psychological state of the person carrying it. How he acts: SCP-093 exhibits an obsessive fascination with mirrors and serves as an interdimensional key. Attraction to Mirrors: If removed from a mirror and not being held, it will roll at extremely high speeds in search of the nearest mirrored surface. It is undamaged by the impact and destroys any obstacle in its path to reach the mirror. Dimensional Portal: If a person holds SCP-093 and places it against a mirror, the glass surface becomes permeable, allowing the person to pass into another dimension (known as SCP-093-1). The World on the Other Side: Destiny through the mirror changes depending on the color the disc has taken on. These dimensions are usually desolate, post-apocalyptic lands inhabited by gigantic, faceless creatures known as "The Unclean". Rescue System: The Foundation typically uses pulley and steel cable systems to allow researchers to enter the mirror and be pulled back out if something goes wrong.

SCP-999:

Appearance Form: It is a large, gelatinous, amorphous mass of translucent orange slime. Texture: Its consistency is similar to peanut butter or soft clay, but its density can be changed at will. Size: It is approximately 2 meters wide and 1 meter high, weighing approximately 54 kg. Expression: It does not have a defined face, but it can form pseudopods (extensions of its mass) to manipulate objects or interact with people. How he acts: SCP-999 has the temperament of an extremely needy and cheerful dog. Aura of Happiness: Just being near it causes an immediate feeling of euphoria and well-being. Physical contact with its gelatinous mass induces overwhelming happiness that can heal depression and post-traumatic stress. The "Tickle Attack": Its favorite behavior is to jump on people and envelop them with its mass, tickling them from the neck to the feet while emitting high-pitched gurgling sounds (like giggles). Diet: He eats almost exclusively sweets. His favorite foods are jelly beans and M&M's chocolates. Absolute Pacifism: He is incapable of harming any living being and will try to protect people if he feels they are in danger, even going so far as to place himself between an aggressor and the victim.

SCP-682:

Appearance Basic Form: It resembles a gigantic, vaguely crocodilian reptile, but with physical characteristics that can change drastically. Size: It is immense, although its dimensions vary depending on whether it consumes matter or regenerates. Constant State of Damage: Due to the Foundation's frequent attempts to destroy it (using hydrochloric acid baths), it is often seen with large areas of exposed tissue, visible bones, and decaying skin. Visual Adaptation: Its form is not fixed. If attacked with fire, it can develop a heat-resistant carapace; if attacked with poison, its body alters its internal chemistry within minutes. How he acts: SCP-682 has a single objective: the eradication of all organic life, which it describes as "disgusting". Extreme Regeneration: He is virtually immortal. He can regenerate entire limbs, organs, and up to 90% of his body in a matter of minutes, even after being reduced to a shell or mass of tissue. Evolutionary Adaptation: SCP-682 "learns" from damage. It develops specific defenses against any method used to harm it, becoming stronger with each attempt. Hate and Intelligence: Unlike a wild animal, it is highly intelligent and capable of speech. Its interactions with humans are filled with contempt, sarcasm, and death threats. Combat Fury: During containment breaches, he displays superhuman strength, speed, and reflexes, capable of decimating entire Foundation squads in seconds.

SCP-106:

Appearance Elderly Humanoid: It has the appearance of an elderly man in an advanced state of decomposition. Texture and Color: Its skin is dark, almost black, and appears "wet" or covered by a thick layer of a viscous and highly corrosive substance. Face: It is often described as having a fixed and unsettling smile, with eyes that seem devoid of life or humanity. Odor: It gives off a strong smell of decomposing organic matter. How he acts (The Dimensional Predator): SCP-106 isn't fast, but it's relentless and uses its own dimension to hunt: Touch Corrosion: The black substance it expels corrodes any solid material (metal, concrete, glass) in seconds. This allows it to "melt" walls and doors. Passage Through Solids: It can enter and exit solid surfaces as if they were submerged in liquid, creating what the Foundation calls "corrosion pockets" that serve as portals. The Pocket Dimension: SCP-106 does not kill its victims immediately. It prefers to pull them into its own "Pocket Dimension," a place where it has complete control over space and time. There, it tortures its prey for extended periods before either letting them die or releasing them (severely wounded) only to hunt them down again. Ambush Hunter: It usually remains motionless for days, waiting for the perfect prey, preferably attacking vital organs, tendons, or large muscle groups to incapacitate the victim before taking it away.

SCP-049:

Appearance The Costume: He resembles a 14th-century plague doctor (Medieval Europe). However, what appears to be a heavy black tunic and a ceramic bird mask are actually part of his own body. Analysis indicates that these tissues grew from his internal biological structure. The Mask: It has the characteristic beak shape, common at the time for filtering "sick air". Height and Voice: He is approximately 1.90 m tall and is capable of speaking several languages, although he prefers English or medieval French. His voice is described as calm and melodious, despite his sinister nature. How he acts: Unlike irrational monsters, SCP-049 is intelligent, educated, and firmly believes that it is a savior. "The Pestilence": He claims to sense the presence of a terrible disease he calls "The Great Pestilence." He becomes extremely agitated or aggressive around people he believes to be "infected" (although the Foundation has never detected any actual disease in these victims). The Lethal Touch: Direct skin contact with SCP-049 is invariably fatal. It is capable of instantly ceasing all biological functions of an organism through touch. The "Cure" (Surgical Procedure): After killing the victim, he removes a bag of surgical instruments from somewhere on their body and begins to operate on the corpse. He injects chemicals and stitches the body together in bizarre ways. SCP-049-2 (Zombies): The result of the "cure" is the reanimation of the corpse. The victim returns to life, but loses all memories and higher brain functions, becoming an irrational and aggressive being that follows basic commands. To SCP-049, the patient is now "cured".

SCP-096 is an extremely thin, pale-skinned, hairless humanoid creature that stands 2.38 meters tall.

Docile State: For the most part, SCP-096 remains seated near a wall, whimpering and covering its face with its hands. It demonstrates a lack of higher brain functions, acting purely on instinct.

Trigger Activation: The state of rage occurs when an individual looks at its face, whether in person, through a photograph, or via video (even if only by a few pixels). Looking at drawings or artistic representations of the face does not activate the creature. Panic Phase: After being seen, he enters a state of extreme distress for about one to two minutes, screaming and crying frantically while covering his face. Frenzied Pursuit: Once the initial phase is over, it runs towards the person who saw it (referred to as SCP-096-1). Nothing can stop it. Its speed is potentially unlimited, adapting to the distance from the target. He possesses physical invulnerability; his skeleton is indestructible and he can regenerate lost tissue. He has an instinctive sense of where the target is, regardless of obstacles or distance. Elimination and Return: Upon reaching its target, it kills it in a way that leaves no trace. After death, SCP-096 regains its composure and attempts to return to its natural habitat or containment location.

SCP-173:

Appearance Composition: SCP-173 is a solid structure made of concrete and metal reinforcing bars. Painting: SCP-173 features splashes of Krylon brand spray paint in shades of red and black, forming what appears to be a face. Form: SCP-173 possesses a vaguely humanoid, yet disproportionate and static silhouette, resembling an abstract work of art.

Behavior and Actions Immobility of the Gaze: SCP-173 is unable to move while under direct eye contact. As long as someone stares at it, it remains completely still. Extreme Speed: The moment line of sight is broken—even by a simple blink of an eye—SCP-173 instantly moves toward its target. Method of Attack: SCP-173 is extremely hostile. Its standard attack consists of breaking the victim's neck or strangling them with lethal force. Presence in the Cell: When SCP-173 is alone, scraping sounds against the walls of its containment chamber can be heard. Additionally, it expels a thick, reddish substance (a mixture of blood and feces) that needs to be cleaned regularly.