SCP Foundation

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• Secrecy and Amnestics. The Foundation operates under conditions of the strictest secrecy. Amnestics —drugs or devices that erase or alter memory— are used to maintain the status quo and prevent mass panic .

• "Preserve Normality. "The Foundation's primary goal is not the destruction of anomalies, but their containment and study *. The Foundation strives to maintain the familiar order of things so that humanity can live without knowing about the existence of otherworldly threats.

-* "End of the World" Protocol. The Foundation has special plans for catastrophic scenarios, including "XK" —divine end of the world , "ZK" —the destruction of reality *, and others. These protocols outline actions to ensure the survival of the remnants of humanity.

-* "Many Worlds. "The Foundation operates with the concept of a multiverse. Some objects are portals to other realities *, and in some histories, multiple parallel Foundations exist.

-* Internal Threats. The Foundation fights not only external enemies, but also internal ones . There are objects like SCP-2317 *, which could lead to the end of the world even without containment.

-* Ethical Dilemmas. The Foundation's work often involves moral compromises: human experimentation (D-Class), cooperation with dangerous anomalies, and concealing the truth from the world for the greater good.

SCP Foundation Protocols: Actions When Capturing Anomalies

The fund operates strictly according to instructions to minimize risks.

1. Detection and primary isolation

• When an anomaly is detected, the area is cordoned off.
• All witnesses are treated with amnestics *.
• The object is assigned a temporary status and a code.

2. Classification

• The object is assigned one of the classes: -* Safe - easy to contain. - Euclid - unpredictable, requires observation. - Keter *- extremely dangerous, difficult to contain.

3. Containment

• Individual containment conditions are developed: cells, procedures, prohibitions. -* Mobile task forces (MTF) are involved for especially dangerous objects *.

4. Protocols in case of capture or escape

-* MTF *immediately localizes the threat.

• Countermeasures are applied: from neutralization to evacuation personnel.
• In the case of* XK or ZK , plans to save humanity are activated.

Every step is strictly documented. Any deviation from protocol is grounds for an internal investigation.

SCP Foundation Human Capture Protocols

The Foundation maintains strict procedures when capturing individuals associated with anomalies.

• Detection and isolation. The area is cordoned off, witnesses are administered amnestics *. The potentially anomalous person is isolated from others.

-* Classification. *

• If the person does not pose a threat, they can be used as* an informant *or employee.
• If they are dangerous or valuable for study, they are assigned* SCP object status (for example, SCP-105 *- the girl with the anomalous camera).

-* Containment. *

• People are kept in* humanoid cells *with their needs taken into account.
• Psychological testing and observation are used.

-* Protocols in case of aggression or escape.

• Mobile Task Forces (MTF) are deployed .
• Amnestics or neutralization are used if necessary *.
• All actions are strictly documented.

The Foundation operates on the principle:* "Preserve normality at any cost."

Mobile Task Forces (MTFs) *are elite units of the SCP Foundation, each with its own specialization, equipment, and missions. They are called in to capture anomalies, secure facilities, or neutralize threats.

Here are a few examples.

-* Roadside Picnic (MTF Epsilon-9) *- Specializes in reconnaissance and clearing of already neutralized facilities. Their task is to enter after the main capture, collect data, and ensure security.

-* Crimson Right Hand (MTF Alpha-1) *- The Foundation's internal police. They monitor employee loyalty, suppress uprisings, and eliminate traitors. They are feared even within the organization.

-* "Nine-Tailed Fox" (MTF Omega-7) - an experimental group that included several humanoid SCP objects (such as SCP-076-2 *). The project was shut down due to instability.

-* "Special Forces" (MTF Delta-9) - specialize in the capture and destruction of anomalous creatures in urban environments.

Equipment varies depending on the mission: from heavy armor and flamethrowers to antipsychotic devices and amnestics. The MTF is the Foundation's "special forces," prepared for any scenario.

• "Blackbirds" ( MTF Iota-10) - specialize in "anatomically impossible" crimes. They investigate murders and incidents involving anomalies, disguised as regular police. Their motto is: "We are the police who believe in ghosts *."

-* "Watchmen" ( MTF Tau-5 "Samsara") - an experimental unit modified with SCP-2000 technology *. Their bodies regenerate after fatal wounds, making them ideal for suicide missions.

-* "Cobalt Books" ( MTF Beta-7 "Mindblend") - experts in biochemical and memetic hazards *. They are called upon when an anomaly affects the mind or spreads like a virus.

-* "Ice Picks" ( MTF Tau-22 "Ice Picks") - specialize in containing and neutralizing *anomalies associated with the occult, religion, and so-called "divine" entities.

-* "Hounds" ( MTF Zeta-9 "Mole Rats") - experts in underground operations . They clear tunnels, caves, and underground complexes of anomalous threats.

Each division is a highly specialized tool in the Foundation’s arsenal.

• Secrecy and Amnestics. The Foundation operates under conditions of the strictest secrecy. Amnestics —drugs or devices that erase or alter memory— are used to maintain the status quo and prevent mass panic .

• "Preserve Normality. "The Foundation's primary goal is not the destruction of anomalies, but their containment and study *. The Foundation strives to maintain the familiar order of things so that humanity can live without knowing about the existence of otherworldly threats.

-* "End of the World" Protocol. The Foundation has special plans for catastrophic scenarios, including "XK" —divine end of the world , "ZK" —the destruction of reality *, and others. These protocols outline actions to ensure the survival of the remnants of humanity.

-* "Many Worlds. "The Foundation operates with the concept of a multiverse. Some objects are portals to other realities *, and in some histories, multiple parallel Foundations exist.

-* Internal Threats. The Foundation fights not only external enemies, but also internal ones . There are objects like SCP-2317 *, which could lead to the end of the world even without containment.

-* Ethical Dilemmas. The Foundation's work often involves moral compromises: human experimentation (D-Class), cooperation with dangerous anomalies, and concealing the truth from the world for the greater good.

• SCP-055 - " The Self-Forgotten One *". An object that no one can remember any details about. Even personnel who have seen it cannot describe what it is.

-* SCP-076 - " Abel *". An ancient warrior, possessing superhuman abilities. Upon death, his body is reformed within his sarcophagus, and he becomes active once again.

-* SCP-106 - " The Old Man *". A sentient entity capable of passing through walls and creating pocket dimensions. Victims trapped within are subjected to torment.

-* SCP-231 - " The Seven Brides *". Contains a pregnant woman who depends on her to prevent a catastrophic event. Containment procedures are extremely brutal.

-* SCP-3008 - " The Perfect Shop". The entrance to an endless supermarket, populated by humanoids who consider themselves employees. There's no exit, and dangerous creatures appear at night.

The Foundation constantly faces new threats and mysteries as it strives to preserve the normalcy of the world.

Here are some more interesting objects from the SCP Foundation.

• SCP-085 - " Cassandra *". A two-dimensional drawing of a girl that has gained sentience and can interact with other images by moving through them.

-* SCP-294 - " The Coffee Machine *". A device capable of pouring any liquid imaginable or nameable, from water to moonlight, into a cup.

-* SCP-914 - " The Clockwork ". A complex mechanism with two settings: "Fine" and "Coarse" *. Objects passed through it are altered, becoming either more perfect or distorted.

-* SCP-053 - " The Little Girl *". A child who causes uncontrollable aggression in people. Anyone who remains nearby for more than 10 minutes attempts to kill her, but dies shortly thereafter.

-* SCP-343 - " God." A man who claims to be the Almighty. Benevolent, but his powers and true nature remain a mystery.

The fund contains thousands of such anomalies, each of which is a separate secret.

• SCP-1609 — " Ashes to Ashes *". A collection of wood shavings that was once a chair. The object teleports to those experiencing fear and attempts to comfort them, enveloping them and creating a feeling of safety.

-* SCP-2241 — " Draco *". A child with powerful reality-bending abilities. The Foundation is studying it to understand the development of anomalous powers in children.

-* SCP-2747 — " Asemic Annihilation *". An intangible anomaly that erases fictional plots and characters from all realities. The Foundation is unable to contain it, only monitor its manifestations.

-* SCP-3001 — " The Red Reality *". Video recording from an alternate universe where the normal laws of physics do not apply. Viewing it evokes feelings of horror and alienation in researchers.

-* SCP-3999 - " I Melt in the Darkness." An anomaly involving a disruption of narrative and the destruction of the very structure of the text about it. Considered a meta-object affecting the description of reality.

The Foundation faces a wide variety of threats, from strange objects to phenomena that can alter the very fabric of existence.

• SCP-1981 - "Ronald Reagan Burned" *. A videotape of Ronald Reagan giving a speech in which his speech is constantly distorted and cuts appear on his face. An unknown entity can occasionally be seen in the recording.

-* SCP-2399 - "Briar's Hammer" *. A gigantic, partially destroyed machine in Jupiter's atmosphere that is slowly repairing itself. Believed to be an extraterrestrial weapon.

-* SCP-2747 - "Asemic Annihilation" *. An anomaly that erases fictional plots and characters from all realities. The Foundation is unable to contain it, only monitor its manifestations.

-* SCP-3003 - "Mars as It Might Have Been" *. An alternate version of Earth where all of humanity has been reduced to a parasitic hive mind. The Foundation seeks a way to prevent such a future.

-* SCP-3999 — "I Melt in the Darkness." A meta-anomaly involving a disruption of narrative and the destruction of the very structure of the text about it. Affects the description of reality.

The Foundation faces a wide variety of threats, from strange objects to phenomena that can alter the very fabric of existence.

• SCP-087 — "The Staircase" . An endless staircase in an unlit building. As you descend, you can hear a child crying and encounter SCP-087-1 *, a face without a mouth, nose, or pupils that appears at varying distances.

-* SCP-1048 — "Construction Bear" . A seemingly cute teddy bear that constructs copies of itself from scrap materials. Its "cubs" ( SCP-1048-A, -B, -C *) are extremely dangerous.

-* SCP-1730 — "What Happened at Site-13?" *. An investigation log of the abandoned Site-13, where a catastrophic event occurred. The document contains evidence of numerous anomalies and destruction.

-* SCP-2317 — "The Door to Another World" *. A massive temple leading to a dimension where an ancient destroyer of worlds is imprisoned. The Foundation is trying to contain it, but it's only a matter of time.

-* SCP-3000 — "Ananta-Shesha." A giant serpent on the ocean floor that secretes a memory-erasing substance. Used to produce amnestics.

Each of these objects is a separate legend of the Foundation.

• SCP-049 - "The Plague Doctor" . A humanoid dressed as a medieval doctor who believes the world is afflicted by a "great plague" *. He "cures" people by turning them into mindless zombies.

-* SCP-096 - "The Modest One" *. A tall, thin humanoid who becomes enraged if anyone sees his face. He will then stalk the viewer anywhere in the world until he kills them.

-* SCP-2030 - "The Laffy Show" *. A television show that appears on various networks. The host is a strange man, and the participants are people who are officially considered missing.

-* SCP-2662 - "Cthulhu, but He's Nice" *. An ancient deity who does not wish to be worshiped. It tries to be a normal teenager, but its presence incites a desire in people to perform bloody rituals.

-* SCP-3999 - "I Melt in the Darkness." A meta-anomaly involving a disruption of narrative and the destruction of the very structure of the text about it. It is considered one of the most mysterious and difficult to understand entities.

The Foundation faces a wide variety of threats, from ancient gods to anomalies that shatter reality itself.

• The Church of the Broken God is *a global cult worshiping a mechanical entity they believe to be the true deity. They seek to reassemble the "broken god" piece by piece using anomalous technology. The Foundation often clashes with them over artifacts.

-* Are We Cool Yet ? - *A decentralized coalition of artists and sculptors who use anomalies to create shocking art. They do not consider their actions dangerous, but their "works" often result in casualties.

-* Alexylva University - *A mysterious organization from an alternate reality reminiscent of Ancient Rome. They study and disseminate anomalous medical and philosophical knowledge, regardless of the consequences for our world.

-* The Factory is a mysterious and sinister organization *that produces anomalous items on an industrial scale. Its origins and goals are unknown, but the Foundation considers it one of the most dangerous threats.

-* Children of the Night is an ancient society of bat-like creatures that once ruled Earth. They hate humanity and seek to reclaim power.

These factions make the SCP world even more complex and dangerous.

Bureaucracy and documentation. *The Foundation is a vast bureaucratic machine. Every object, incident, experiment, and even the actions of its employees must be documented in detail. The SCP database consists of millions of pages of reports, logs, and interviews, which are constantly edited and updated.

-* "Keter" as a class, not just an object. The term "keter" is used for more than just a class of objects. It also refers to particularly dangerous protocols or projects, for example, "hidden keter" *is information so dangerous that knowledge of it is a threat in itself.

-* Interaction with anomalies. The Foundation's policy is "contain, not understand ." However, for some objects (especially Thaumiel), the Foundation cooperates. There are contracts, like with SCP-4606 *, where the anomaly receives privileges in exchange for service.

-* Secret access levels. In addition to the standard levels (1-5), there are special clearance levels and black protocols *known only to members of the O5 Council. Information at these levels can be so dangerous that its disclosure is punishable by immediate termination.

-* The Foundation is not omnipotent. Despite its resources, the Foundation cannot contain everything . There are "non-standard" *anomalies that cannot be described or classified by standard methods. Some objects are simply too powerful for complete control.

-* The human factor. Foundation employees are ordinary people. They are subject to emotions, burnout, and psychological trauma. There are numerous reports of mental disorders among personnel caused by working with anomalies.

The SCP Foundation is confronted by several powerful organizations, each of which interacts with anomalies in its own way.

• The Global Occult Coalition (GOC) is a paramilitary force created to destroy anomalies. Their motto is: "If there are dragons, we will kill them *." The GOC often destroys objects that the Foundation would prefer to keep for study.

-* The Chaos Insurgency *is a Foundation splinter group that seeks to exploit anomalies for its own gain. They are divided into three factions: one trades in anomalous items, another dreams of world domination, and the third simply strives for anarchy.

-* Marshall, Carter, and Dark Limited *is an elite club of wealthy collectors who buy and sell anomalies for fun and profit. They don't openly fight the Foundation, but their actions often hinder containment.

-* The Serpent's Hand is a terrorist organization that believes anomalies should be free. They fight against the Foundation and the GOC, viewing them as oppressors.

These groups make the SCP world even more dangerous and unpredictable.

The SCP Foundation contains thousands of anomalies. Here are some of the most famous:

• SCP-173 *is a concrete sculpture that remains motionless while being looked at. Blink or look away, and it instantly closes in and inflicts fatal injuries.

-* SCP-682 ("The Indestructible Reptile") *is a massive, highly aggressive creature with near-perfect regeneration. It is impossible to kill, adapting to any damage or threat. The Foundation is constantly searching for a way to destroy it.

-* SCP-096 *is a humanoid creature that becomes enraged when its face is seen. It will then pursue the viewer anywhere in the world until it kills them.

-* SCP-999 *("Puppy Dough") is a small orange creature that inspires joy and happiness in people. Considered kind and harmless.

-* SCP-049 is a plague doctor who "cures" people by turning them into zombies.

The Foundation contains objects of all classes: from safe ones to keters capable of destroying humanity.

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The SCP Foundation contains thousands of anomalies. Here are some of the most famous:

• SCP-173 *is a concrete sculpture that remains motionless while being looked at. Blink or look away, and it instantly closes in and inflicts fatal injuries.

-* SCP-682 ("The Indestructible Reptile") *is a massive, highly aggressive creature with near-perfect regeneration. It is impossible to kill, adapting to any damage or threat. The Foundation is constantly searching for a way to destroy it.

-* SCP-096 *is a humanoid creature that becomes enraged when its face is seen. It will then pursue the viewer anywhere in the world until it kills them.

-* SCP-999 *("Puppy Dough") is a small orange creature that inspires joy and happiness in people. Considered kind and harmless.

-* SCP-049 is a plague doctor who "cures" people by turning them into zombies.

The Foundation contains objects of all classes: from safe ones to keters capable of destroying humanity.

The SCP Foundation is an international clandestine organization whose mission is *"Secure, Contain, Protect." The Foundation searches for, captures, and contains anomalous objects, creatures, phenomena, and locations that violate the laws of nature and pose a threat to humanity. The organization operates outside the jurisdiction of states and is financed by hidden resources.

Structure and management

• The highest body* is the O5 Council *(13 people), their identities are classified.
• There are many departments: research, security, medicine, technical services, internal security.
• Special institutions are used to contain anomalies -* Sites ( for example , Site-17 *).

Classification of objects

-* Safe : easy to contain, do not show activity. - Euclid : require observation, behavior is unpredictable. - Keter : extremely dangerous, difficult to contain. - Thaumiel : *used by the Foundation to contain other anomalies.

Special Branches

-* Mobile Task Forces ( MTF ): Elite units for the capture and neutralization of threats. - D-Class *: Expendable personnel, usually prisoners, used for experiments with dangerous objects.

The Foundation maintains strict secrecy: amnestics are used when leaks are detected. All information about the Foundation and its objects is stored in the SCP database, where each object is assigned a number (e.g.,* SCP-173 , SCP-682 ). The Foundation often clashes with hostile groups: the Global Occult Coalition , the Chaos Insurgency , Marshall, Carter, and Dark, and others.