SCP Foundation

Access Level: [DATA EXPUNGED]
Position: Public Relations Officer.
Story:
Before joining the Foundation, Diogenes served as secretary to Senator ██████.
After he exposed the senator's connections to the Foundation regarding [data redacted], Diogenes attempted to blackmail him.
The Foundation ended the conflict by offering Diogenes two options: [data redacted] or a position as an SCP security overseer.
Diogenes chose the second offer, but soon demonstrated such incompetence in working with the objects that O5 demanded that he be transferred to another position.
Thanks to his diplomatic skills, Diogenes was appointed responsible for public relations.
Peculiarities:
He spends a lot of time convincing other Foundation employees not to make a mess in public, as he has to clean up after them.
During his tenure, he participated in the cover-up of incidents involving SCP-474, SCP-551, and SCP-397.
Application:
Due to a work accident and unauthorized pranks from colleagues, Diogenes has come into contact with SCP-113 ("Gender Switch") on several occasions. As a result, his/her gender cannot be determined. He/she reacts with surprise when questioned about it, and with the characteristic "facepalm" gesture when questioned by Dr. Bright.

Incident and Recruitment. According to the plot, Sofia's mistake caused an incident that killed several soldiers. Afterward, the Foundation offered her a job—initially as a data entry worker, but she managed to work her way up to a lab assistant position and later became a full-fledged researcher.
Places of work. Sofia's primary location is Site 41, which she describes as "pitifully cold." She also worked as a consultant at Site 17 and various biocontainment facilities.
Roles and tasks. In various stories, Sofia acts not only as a researcher, but also as a field agent, a doctor, a surgeon, and even a participant in mobile task force operations.
Sophia Light is a scientist, biologist, and surgeon who worked for the SCP Foundation. Before joining the Foundation, she worked on biosecurity and infectious disease classification for the US government.
Character and features
Straightforward, calculating and decisive, but tries to remain friendly.
Withstands pressure well and knows how to act in stressful situations.

The Foundation initially mistakenly apprehended Troy, mistaking him for an escaped victim of the SCP-113 anomaly ("Gender Switch"). After two years of research, SCP-113 Project Director Dr. ███████ discovered the truth, and the Foundation offered Agent Lament cooperation.
He earned his nickname while working at Site ██ in Mexico City. His solution to the containment problem (the document "Maybe We Just Throw It Away?") saved the organization significant resources. The nickname was originally "La Mente," but it took on its familiar form at Site 11.
Character and features
Lament is a noble and altruistic man who sincerely wants to help humanity combat dangerous anomalies, even at the cost of his own life. However, working for the Foundation proves to be a difficult ordeal for him. He is deeply shaken by his encounter with SCP-919, witnessing the death of his living reflection.
Lament was originally a religious Christian and attended church every Sunday, but after having his past life memories erased, he completely lost his faith.
Over the years of service, he acquired numerous scars. One of them—a bite mark from an unknown creature on his calf—appeared after an attack. Some stories mention that Lament was later transformed into a cyborg: he grew to two meters tall, his body covered in metal plates and wires, and steel tubes attached to his back.
Clearance level: Clearance level 3 (if necessary, clearance level 4 may be temporarily assigned).
Romantic Relationships: Lament is in a love affair with Dr. Sophia Light.
Appearance: A young man with tied-back blond hair, slightly tanned skin, and blue eyes. Dr. Mann described him as very handsome.
Abilities: Lament is an ordinary human, trained as an agent with no supernatural abilities. He is an expert with firearms and a tactician, capable of making decisions to defend bases from enemy forces.

Date and place of birth: January 6, 1979 in Bordeaux, France.
Age: 31 years.
She stands just over a metre tall, requiring a two-step stepladder in the labs where she works.
Clearance level: 2/811.
Place of work: Bioresearch Site 12.
Character and features:
To her colleagues, she seems strict, harsh, and intolerably rational, but at the same time not prone to conflict.
Speech: When she speaks, she often involuntarily rearranges the sounds in words (a phenomenon known as spoonerism), which is very embarrassing for her.
Written speech: on the contrary, in documents she is very verbose and pays meticulous attention to detail.
Workaholism and insomnia: due to chronic sleep deprivation and obsession with work, she almost never goes home. If she does sleep, it's on a cot right in the lab, and at night she often visits the cafeteria for a snack.
Ethics: She has a very strong sense of ethics, so she should not be involved in projects that require moderate or high ethical flexibility.
Health: A medical assessment revealed complete dependence on sleeping pills and steadily increasing tolerance. The current prescribed dose significantly exceeds the lethal dose for half of the patients (LD50).
Professional activity
Dr. Trebuchet has served as a consultant on several projects to create optimal containment conditions for live SCP objects while maintaining budget and safety protocols.
Although not her primary specialty, she completed full training and became a specialist within Mobile Task Force Zeta-9 ("Mole Rats"). Her short stature is considered an advantage when dealing with certain spatial anomalies.
Additional details
Before joining the Foundation, she worked as a professional zookeeper for eight years. For two of those years, she spent impromptu containment of the object later designated SCP-████. When the object came under Foundation control, Dr. Trebuchet chose employment over amnestic treatment.

Blair Roth is the staff psychologist for Site 77 and Mobile Task Force (MTF) Psi-7 "Home Improvement." Previously a psychiatrist and cognitive behavioral therapist, she joined the Foundation.
She turned into a silver tabby cat at some point, but she constantly tells conflicting stories about how it happened and doesn't like being asked about it.
Work and participation in events
Provides psychological support to staff, including supervising researcher David Rosen.
Participated in the documentation and capture of anomalies (specifically SCP-2694 and SCP-3011).
Works at Facility 77 (ironically referred to as "Fort Asshole" in fan material) in the office of Deputy Director Ralph J. Roget.

Anomaly and work at the Foundation
At some point, Crow conducted an experiment that had an unforeseen side effect—he turned into a dog. Despite this, he continued to work effectively for the Foundation, conducting new experiments.
He evaded assassination several times, using his connections to the administrative department and his invaluable knowledge. Because of this, he is under constant surveillance and prohibited from interacting independently with the outside world.
Currently, Crowe serves as the Foundation's Chief Librarian and is also a research fellow at Bio-Research Site-12.
Famous episodes
SCP-2317. Crow accessed this object's file by undergoing a retinal scan on a direct access terminal. However, despite having access to full information, he did not reveal the full truth about SCP-2317.
SCP-4444. In 2000, Crowe, then Director of Occult Technologies, attended a meeting at the Pentagon. SCP-4444, located within Vice President Al Gore's mind, was discussed. When Dr. Ophelia Clark, the FBI's Director of Special Projects, saw the talking dog, she simply responded, "Enough!" to its shock.
SCP-073. During an XK-Class end-of-the-world scenario, Crow instructed SCP-073 to bring the briefcase to the surface and open it. However, the subject refused, suggesting that he simply wait and die. During the conversation, SCP-073, at Crow's insistence, renounced its "curse," handing it over to Crow so that he could create a new Foundation and allow Cain to finally die.
The O5 Council Incident. Dr. Charles Gears, having discovered the O5 Council's plans to eliminate key Foundation personnel, placed Crowe into a medically induced coma to relieve him of pain. When Dr. Alto Clef came to kill Gears, he, upon learning of Crowe's decision, injected Crowe with a poisoned needle into his IV line, under Gears's direction, to ensure a painless death.

Role: Head of Psychology at Site-17, responsible for conducting psychological assessments of both personnel and contained subjects.
Some facts about the character:
Glass has a soft spot for humanoid SCP objects, which is unusual for SCP Foundation personnel due to their usually cold and calculating nature.
Biography: A former field agent, Glass is known for his sensitivity and empathy. He worked with SCP-781, a man who suffers from nightmares, and provided him with an evaluation log detailing his psychological and emotional state.
Often seen as the "moral compass" or the most "normal" of the senior staff.
Has access to all Safe and Euclid class humanoid SCPs, as well as a number of other SCP objects of his choice.

Jonathan Everett King (also known as SCP-6747-C) was a senior administrator of the SCP Foundation, a mathematician, and an anomalous entity. He simultaneously headed the departments of agriculture, biology, chemistry, and xenobiology, overseeing over 800 anomalies.
Anomalous properties
Dr. King has several unusual abilities:
Apple seeds spontaneously appear around it.
Whenever he uses any anomalous objects (such as SCP-294 or SCP-261), they begin to produce apple seeds.
Everything he looks at also turns into apple seeds.
He is immune to cyanide poisoning.
Interesting facts
In 2017, King participated in a game of SCP-3301 that lasted 75 hours, 43 minutes, and 29 seconds. The game was played on the "Appleseed" map on "Safe" difficulty, and eventually the room gradually filled with approximately 400,000 apple seeds.
On September 13, 2029, Dr. King died as a result of a medical incident.

Biography and character
Everett Mann was born to a family of German descent. As a child, he was taken in by an uncle known only as Mann. The uncle was an unconventional medical researcher and raised his nephew as his heir. He used Everett to conduct unethical experiments on the poor, disguised as a medical clinic. Police eventually uncovered the uncle's activities, and he was imprisoned, where he died.
Everett was placed in foster care, moved from home to home, and bullied by other children. Eventually, they stopped bothering him because he started bothering them.
At 18, Everett received a large inheritance from his uncle, which enabled him to attend university. He later committed an act that led to his expulsion from school, but the university awarded him his diploma out of court. He then began working on the required courses for graduate school. By the time he received his doctorate, he had earned a reputation in the field of neurosurgery, though he was still considered a troubled individual.
Working at the SCP Foundation
The SCP Foundation contacted Dr. Mann, posing as a publishing house, to retrieve documents in his uncle's possession. Mann allowed them to search his uncle's storage room, where they disturbed something, resulting in injuries to himself and an agent. Mann used equipment from the room and the techniques his uncle had taught him to save himself and the agent, despite some side effects. Following this incident, the Foundation hired him in the Medical Department.
At various times, Mann interacted with other Foundation employees. For example, early in the career of researcher Zin Kiryu, he served as her supervisor for six months, with Kiryu serving as his lab assistant.
Promotion to O5 Council. At some point, Mann was promoted to an O5 Council position. Administrator Fritz Williams appointed him to the position, which Mann initially accepted but ultimately declined.

According to data monitors in the SCP-860 testing area, Agent Junko volunteered to explore the anomalous forest of SCP-860-1. People can find her notes in the forest. In them, she describes strange sensations, such as soothing music playing through her headset and a feeling of welcome in the forest. In one of the notes, she addresses a person, saying she is waiting for them and that she is "very hungry."

Facts:
She had level 1 clearance.
In addition to SCP-860, she worked with SCP-966.

Junko's experiences in the forest echo those of D-Class personnel D-5674. While SCP-860-2's anomalous activity toward males was hostile, the forest's response to females was different.
A sound can be heard in the forest that may be a scream, possibly belonging to Agent Junko.

Abnormal abilities
After exposure to the anomalous object SCP-2108, Chelsea developed photosynthetic abilities. She can now feed on solar energy, and only requires regular food when there is insufficient light.
Her abilities include:
Altered physiology. Skin color changed to a light green hue, and the body began to function differently.
Regeneration. Wounds heal much faster than in normal people.
Plant Control. She can freely interact with the surrounding vegetation and even cause plants to grow directly from her body.
Heat generation. By absorbing solar energy, it is able to generate heat around itself.
Disease Resistance. Her new physiology makes her immune to common human diseases.
Release of toxic spores. By processing the plant's energy, it can release spores that are dangerous to humans.
Weakness: Accidental ingestion of toxins from certain plants has a severe negative impact on her condition.
Incidents
Early in her career, two months after her appointment, she was involved in a containment breach incident (records of which have since been expunged from the database). As a result, she showed only minimal signs of "greening."
Later, on February 12, 2014, she was involved in Incident E-31181-A. Along with her colleagues, she encountered a wild and unexplored anomalous object. Although her contact with the object was more intense than others, the resulting anomalous properties soon faded, and after a full recovery, she returned to work.

Basic information
Some characteristics:
Full name: Jeremiah Tsimmirian.
Aliases: SCP-7700-1.
Status: active.
Physical characteristics: male, brown eyes, brown hair.
Gender: male
Role in the Foundation: Tsimmirian works as a scientist and holds a leadership position on the Ethics Committee. He currently serves as a liaison with Subject-17. He previously served as a liaison with Subjects-88 and -19. In the alternate reality of U-1730, he rose to the rank of Chairman of the Ethics Committee.
Anomalous Feature: Cimmirian is affected by SCP-7700, a probabilistic phenomenon that allows him to avoid death in situations where he would otherwise die.
Role in the plot:
In 2000, Tsimmirian, as Assistant Director of Public Information, attended a meeting at the Pentagon with representatives from the SCP Foundation, the FBI, the UIU, and the US Army. The meeting was about SCP-4444, which resided in the mind of Vice President Al Gore.
During the discussion, Tsimmirian stated that the subject wanted to become President of the United States so that the SCP-4444 race could arrive on Earth. When General James Roland mentioned an invasion, Tsimmirian corrected him, saying they would arrive to feed on human thoughts before "settling" the planet and moving on. Later in the meeting, Tsimmirian mentioned that they would have to contact Governor George W. Bush, who was scheduled to run against SCP-4444/Gore, only to be informed by FBI Director Louis J. Freeh that Bush had been shot in the head while hunting.

There is a burn on the left side of the face

O5-13 almost never votes: his presence is needed not for decisions, but for balance. He exists as a "safety net" in case the other 12 Council members are controlled or compromised.
If you look at it as a function, its main job is to be the one voice that decides controversial issues when the other 12 are divided in half.

O5-12 is portrayed as the one who oversees the Foundation's "outer borders," monitoring for hostile organizations (such as the Chaos Insurgency, Marshall, Carter & Dark, and Serpent's Hand) attempting to infiltrate the system and constructing multi-layered defenses. In some stories, he personally oversees critical security posts and alert protocols.
It doesn't so much put out fires as it does prevent them from starting: it designs safe routes, establishes backup protocols, and ensures that even in the event of a disaster, the system can isolate individual areas.

O5-11 is the Foundation's master of disinformation. He doesn't simply conceal the truth; he actively creates false leads, rumors, and even entire legends—both within the Foundation and without. Sometimes it gets to the point where even his own staff doesn't know where the truth ends and the legend begins, and in some stories, O5-11 himself isn't quite sure what's real.
In the "bureaucratic" version, it is he who puts the final signature on the most difficult decisions: about the fate of Class D personnel, the closure of projects, and even about what reports will exist at all.

O5-10 is the keeper of the records of reality "resets" and K-class scenarios. She knows how many times Earth (or its timeline) has been on the brink of destruction and how many times the Foundation has stopped or allowed such events. Only she has access to this data; even the other O5s don't see the full picture.
In military and Order interpretations, O5-10 emphasizes clear protocols, hierarchy, and training: it believes that reality rests on discipline, not improvisation.

O5-9 is the one responsible for the custody and control of the most sensitive archives, including materials that even other Council members are not supposed to see.
Even in the most "mystical" versions, his line is about ensuring the Foundation can function under any conditions: ensuring its employees have food, water, communications, and basic resources. In other words, he's responsible for the "home front."
He rarely acts directly, preferring to work through trusted people and hidden channels.
In versions where he has "prophetic" abilities, he is the one who first notices an impending disaster and quietly redistributes resources to soften the blow.

O5-8 is most often portrayed as "The Terse" - a man who speaks only to the point and almost never wastes words.
According to one popular version, he is a former high-ranking official of the Dutch East India Company's Board of Special Investigations. He was among those who participated in the Forbidden City Convention—the meeting where thirteen delegates from various occult and anomalous organizations agreed to create the SCP Foundation. He is believed to remember the First Occult War and, from the very beginning, envisioned the Foundation as a rigid, centralized structure without unnecessary democracy.
O5-8 consistently opposes any attempts to introduce more collegial or "elective" forms of governance within the Foundation. He believes that, in the face of anomalous threats, decisions should be made quickly and by a small circle of people with the highest level of access.
It is he who, in a number of stories, is credited with coining the term and promoting a policy of eliminating or neutralizing organizations of interest (OIs)—structures like the Global Occult Coalition, the Chaos Insurgency, and the like. For him, they pose a constant risk of anomaly leaks and protocol breakdowns.
His main trait is minimalism in communication. Even within the Council, he votes or writes short notes, avoiding lengthy discussions. Because of this, he is often underestimated: people think he's "quiet," but in reality, he knows how to quietly change the agenda and block initiatives he considers dangerous.

He does not like change for the sake of change and believes that the structure of the Fund should remain as rigid and centralized as possible.
His line is to minimize external contacts and keep everything under control within the system.
In disputes between "hard isolationists" (like O5-3) and "explorers" (like O5-5 or O5-6), he often sides with the former if he sees a risk of leakage or loss of control.

He is considered a master tactician, charismatic and dangerous, often operating through intermediaries and favoring closed meetings. Importantly, he was the one who "took Dr. Alto Clef under his wing" and approved many of his risky projects. He was also actively involved in personnel training programs and experimental weapons.
Reliance on personnel and training. Even in the most stringent versions, he invests heavily in staff training and the development of internal programs.
Willingness to take risks for the sake of results. He can support risky projects (like those of Alto Clef) if he believes the potential reward justifies the risk.
Interest in "alien" anomalies. He is often associated with objects that have ended up in the hands of hostile organizations—he wants to return them or at least understand how they are being used against the Foundation.

"The Experimenter." This is O5-6's most famous nickname. He is often portrayed as someone who wants to not just lock away anomalies, but actively study them and even use the knowledge they provide for the benefit of humanity. In some stories, he promotes risky research programs and advocates for a revision of strict protocols.
In a number of versions, it was O5-6 who proposed or promoted terms like "Euclid" and ideas about how to better categorize objects—not only by danger, but also by the type of impact they have on reality.
Some materials link him to the signing of the Forbidden City Convention and his work in the old occult-scientific commissions even before the official formation of the Foundation.
His goal isn't simply to "catch and lock up," but to "understand how it works and document the system of knowledge." Hence his interest in classification and research protocols.

O5-5 is most often portrayed as the Council's primary "scientific voice": he promotes the idea that anomalies should not simply be locked away, but studied to understand the nature of reality. In some stories, he opposes the wholesale destruction of objects if there's a chance to extract useful knowledge.
His typical approach is "if knowledge can be gained without catastrophic consequences, it's worth a try." This makes him a natural opponent of O5-3 (who favors maximum isolation) and sometimes an ally of O5-2 (who favors disclosure).
In various versions, he is associated with overseeing scientific departments and laboratories where experiments with anomalies are conducted. In some stories, it is O5-5 who approves testing protocols and allocates resources for research.
Like other Council members, O5-5 has a variety of nicknames: "The Architect," "The Analyst," "The Calculator"—all of which highlight his penchant for planning and calculation.

In several stories, O5-4 has directly interacted with the artificial intelligence SCP-079: in 2006, he ordered its destruction to eliminate a potential threat, but the order was later rescinded. Later, O5-4 participated in the transfer of SCP-079's data to more modern equipment—and this, according to the lore, influenced the AI's behavior.
O5-4 appears in the Sitra Achra project, stating that the SCP-2480 anomaly could lead to a Dominance Shift (SK-class) scenario by 2030, and that this project was tasked with preventing such a disaster.
His image is usually built around a willingness to make tough decisions: if the risk is too great, he's inclined to take radical action. However, he's not a "bad boss," but a man who believes the safety of the world is more important than sentimentality.

O5-3 is most often portrayed as a "border guard": he advocates for the strictest containment protocols and opposes any attempts to "use" anomalies for practical purposes. While O5-2 is, in some versions, inclined to reveal knowledge, O5-3 is his opposite: "better hidden than used."
In a number of stories, O5-3 advocates "extreme measures" scenarios—even the complete destruction of an object if its containment becomes too risky or unpredictable. This doesn't mean he's "bloodthirsty": in SCP logic, this is often considered the safest option for humanity.
He is often associated with overseeing the Foundation's most dangerous areas, where Keter-class objects are stored. In some versions, he personally approves evacuation plans and self-destruct protocols for these zones.

In various materials and alternate versions, O5-2 has a multitude of nicknames: "The Path," "The Gardener," "The Waiting One," "The Archivist," and others. This is part of the Foundation's policy of creating disinformation to conceal his true identity.
O5-2 is often associated with attempts to radically change the approach to working with anomalies. For example, in some stories, he promotes the idea that if an object is fully studied, it can be declassified and handed over to ordinary scientists, even if this violates the notion of "normal science." Such proposals are almost always blocked by other Council members.
Nicknames like "The Archivist" often portray him as the one with the best knowledge of the Foundation's internal history and control over its data flows. In some versions, he is responsible for determining which reports reach the other levels of management.
There are many rumors circulating around O5-2 that he possesses anomalous properties himself, or at least uses special objects to maintain his anonymity and influence. But in official SCP style, this is always dismissed as "unconfirmed information" and "rumors among staff."

In fact, "O5-01" is a codename for a specific individual. The person behind it is Aaron Siegel, who is considered the founder of the SCP Foundation itself.
What is known about him:
He was one of the founders of the Foundation in the 19th century. Before that, he was a physicist who studied at Cornell University and later became involved with occult organizations.
He has a superhuman lifespan, living significantly longer than the average human. This is believed to be due to anomalous protection, as well as access to SCP-006 (an object that promotes rapid tissue regeneration).
He later resigned as Foundation Administrator and adopted the codename O5-1.
How he became a founder:
Aaron was a physicist who studied at Cornell University and, quite early on, became fascinated with things beyond conventional science: he associated with occult circles, searching for patterns where others saw only mysticism. At some point, he discovered a "broken thread" in the laws of physics—that is, he noticed that reality seemed to "break" in places. It was from an attempt to systematize these anomalies that the Foundation grew: Siegel and his associates began not just studying these oddities but also bringing them under control, preventing them from harming the world.
O5-1's identity is deliberately hidden from most Foundation personnel. Even his photo and name are classified: rank-and-file agents mustn't know who runs the Council.
Transition to O5-1. Initially, he was the Administrator—the Foundation's top official. He later stepped down from that position and became O5-1: formally part of the Council, but essentially still one of the most influential people in the organization.
He has a son, Dr. Charles Gears, who also became part of the Foundation's structure.

SURNAME: Reed
NAME: Silas
CLASSIFICATION: 4
POSITION: Head of the Ethics Committee
LOCATION: Zone 19

Height: 196 cm. Light-colored, wavy hair below the shoulders, sharp features, green eyes. A scar from a gunshot wound on the forehead (received at age 16). Color blindness in the left eye is a consequence of the same incident.

He's quick-tempered, intolerant of repetition, and abrupt, yet capable of cold calculation. He distrusts people and is selfish, yet adheres to principles in his work. He hates bureaucracy and has a conflict with the Security Service (he often gives the middle finger when meeting them). He plays the violin for self-control. He prefers black tea and hates scented pendants in his car.

An ethics expert, he quickly identifies violations. He dislikes written reports, preferring verbal instructions, which creates friction with the Archives Department. He called Dr. Bright "a mad scientist whose only brain is trolling."

Born into a family of businessmen, Reed's mother's death was his first turning point. At 16, his best friend, envious of his wealth, shot him in the head but missed. Reed survived, suffering a scar and psychological trauma that shaped his distrust of people.

He found a job at the KPKE and demonstrated his talent. By the age of 23, he had become a prominent specialist. The Foundation recruited him at 25 – the dialogue was an ultimatum, which deepened his hostility toward the organization's methods.

Takes a hardline stance on SCP-231. He has repeatedly demanded protocol revisions, deeming them unethical. His requests have been denied, and he harbors a grudge against the O5 Council. He has placed the object on his personal "priority problem list." Mention of SCP-231 causes irritation, and colleagues recognize the suppressed anger.

A documentation incident: a security guard brought a report on the decommissioning of chairs instead of inspecting the isolation ward. Reed pointed out the error and forced the guard to return for the correct paperwork. On the back of the incorrect form, he wrote a resolution blocking the disposal. The incident became a legend about "Reed scolding the guard for the chairs."

Name and nickname. She's often called Snezhka—a diminutive form that's become common in fan stories; her full name is Snezhana.
She's like a researcher or a field doctor: she understands abnormal diseases, works with dangerous objects, and often crosses paths with other Foundation doctors.
Personality. She's most often portrayed as calm, collected, but stubborn: she's willing to argue with her superiors for the sake of science and protect those she considers her wards.

Amelia Buck is a Foundation researcher with Level 3 SCP clearance. She has a long history with the Foundation, having served as her assistant under Dr. Molly Collingwood.
Her specialties include anomalous humanoids, crisis management, psychology, and security protocols. Amelia regularly participates in resolving containment breaches at dangerous facilities.
She appears cold and distant, very strict, and takes her job seriously: she is greatly irritated by unprofessional behavior. However, her coldness is more of a defense mechanism: hints in the series point to a difficult childhood and a fear of failure and attachment. Amelia does occasionally show kindness, especially to those with whom she has developed personal relationships (for example, Agent Green, Dr. Collingwood, and other colleagues).
Amelia has long blonde hair, black eyes, and wears a white lab coat over a gray turtleneck and tall leather boots.

Little is known about Ellis Gill's early life. He earned his scientific qualifications and worked with the American military on a secret experiment that quickly spiraled out of control, causing an explosion at a hidden base. The SCP Foundation deployed and secured the area, and Ellis was invited to join the Foundation's Science Division due to his expertise and research into the object that caused the incident.
At one point, Ellis conducted an experiment with an anomalous object, which resulted in his body temperature dropping to an average of -7°C (19.4°F). In addition to the physiological changes, his coworkers also noted his rather negative personality, leading to the nickname "Iceberg."
After working for some time as a regular researcher, he was promoted to assistant and protégé of Dr. Charles Gears, a renowned Foundation physician known for his emotional fearlessness.
Iceberg was described as a cold, apathetic, and selfish individual, focused primarily on his work and caring little for his colleagues. He would bet on which new employee would die first from the anomalies, despite being aware of the immorality of such an act. He also occasionally made advances toward female employees, but was rebuffed.
Interesting details
Ellis Gill's Foundation clearance is Level 2.
His duties included SCP research, mechanical engineering, weapons and emergency defense development, and clerical work.
Fan stories (such as "In His Own Image") delve deeper into Iceberg's character, depicting him as someone who, under extreme circumstances (being stuck in an isolated base with SCP-882), displays unexpected resilience and even attempts to resist brainwashing.

Gears is an expert in anomaly research, containment procedures, and strategic planning. He is known for his attention to detail, unwavering focus, and dedication to protecting reality.
Gears is the current director of Site-17, the former director of the Euclid-level detention facility at Site-19, and the former head of Site-23. He is actively involved in the SCP database, having created numerous records and documents.
Gears is married to Leanne Zhu Chao and has a daughter, Alison.

According to the Foundation's internal classification, Apollyon-class objects are anomalies that cannot be contained within standard protocols. Their imminent containment breach would otherwise lead to catastrophic consequences, including a K-Class Event (the end of the world). Such objects require the Foundation to exert colossal efforts to neutralize the threat.

used by the Foundation itself to contain other SCP objects or to protect reality from large-scale threats;

can be extremely dangerous - sometimes comparable in risk level to the Keter or Apollyon classes;

are characterized by the highest level of secrecy: information about them is available only to a limited circle of people with the highest level of clearance (usually level 5 or “OMNI” status);

often represent powerful tools or entities with purposefully applied anomalous properties.
Access Level: Work with Thaumiel-class objects is permitted only to personnel with Level 5 clearance. Direct contact without special protective measures is strictly prohibited.

Difficulty of containment. Permanent or reliable containment of such objects is difficult and requires complex containment procedures. The Organization often lacks an understanding of the anomaly or the technology to counter it.
Inability to fully contain the object. This may be due to the Foundation's lack of knowledge or technology to contain the object.
Highest research priority. Research on such objects is aimed at developing more reliable means of containment and, as a last resort, the timely neutralization or destruction of their anomalous effects.
Hostility alone is not a reason for assigning the Keter classification. The classification indicates not only that the object is capable of and attempts to cause harm, but also that extensive and complex containment protocols are required to prevent such harm, and they must be strictly followed.
Cases where Keter-class objects are contained instead of neutralized are rare. They can be divided into three main categories:
Physical invulnerability of an object, which makes its destruction impossible.
The presence of an object of great tactical significance for the Foundation.
A situation where neutralization threatens to cause greater harm to humanity than preserving the object in its current form.

Complexity of maintenance. Reliable maintenance of such facilities is not always possible or requires significant resource expenditure.
Threat Level: Euclids do not pose the same danger to humanity as Keter-class objects, but their containment may be challenging.
Autonomy and sentience. Anomalies endowed with a will or mind of their own are most often assigned a class no lower than "Euclid," as their behavior is unpredictable.
Possibility of classification change. The object could be reclassified as "Safe" if its operating mechanism can be understood or containment measures developed that completely prevent the manifestation of anomalous properties. Alternatively, there is a possibility of upgrading to "Keter."

Study and Containment. Such anomalies are either sufficiently well studied to be reliably contained without significant resource expenditure, or they do not exhibit anomalous effects without a specific external stimulus or intentional activation.
The need for containment measures. Classification does not mean that containment procedures are unnecessary. Many objects in this class can be quite dangerous under certain conditions.
Classification Review. If new information about the object becomes available or its conditions of storage change, the classification may be revised.
Interaction with Personnel. Any Foundation employee is permitted to interact with certain Safe-class objects, in some cases regardless of clearance level. However, personnel with O5 clearance may also interact with such objects, but only under appropriate safety precautions.

Commander Dmitry Strelnikov, also known by the nickname "Waxx", is the commander of the MTF Epsilon-5 "Red Dawn" group.
Character:
Strelnikov is a blunt, straightforward, and at times rude person. He doesn't strive to please others, and this is evident in his relationships with various departments. One of his most high-profile conflicts was with medical staff. A series of clashes and misunderstandings even led to his access to medical equipment being restricted. Official documents describe this as "temporary restrictions within internal regulations," but behind it lies a story of how Strelnikov couldn't stand "excessive overprotection" and attempts to "treat what doesn't hurt." There are also more ironic touches to this portrait. O5 Council notes contain fleeting comments about his problems with English. One Council member even left a note that any attempts to teach Strelnikov "funny English phrases" would be punished with a reprimand. It's not so much a joke as a confession: in a world where precision of wording is essential, his straightforwardness and unwillingness to play word games almost seem like a professional virtue.

access level: 4

His command style was far from formal. He disliked lengthy briefings and "fine words," preferring clear, concise language. In reports, this was sometimes disguised as "conciseness and results-oriented," but in reality, it stemmed from Strelnikov's aversion to idle chatter. If the situation demanded action, he did. If someone hesitated or tried to "smooth things over," he could sharply rebuke them. This caused conflicts, but in critical moments, it was his approach that saved lives.
His recruitment into the Foundation wasn't a coincidence. The HR staff and operatives who oversee promising military personnel quickly noticed Strelnikov: he was able to maintain composure where others would lose their cool, without becoming a soulless machine. That's why they gave him the nickname "Dima, who sees the essence in a second."

Jack Bright is an eccentric scientist and the director of personnel at several Foundation sites (Sites 17, 19, and 63). His specialty is bioengineering and anomalous genetics. He has family ties. His younger brother became SCP-590. It was his work on his brother's fate that partially brought Bright to the Foundation. His immortality is linked to SCP-963, an anomalous amulet. When Bright died in an incident while transporting SCP-963, his consciousness became linked to the artifact. Now, whenever he dies, his mind transfers to the body of anyone who touches the amulet. This property effectively makes him immortal.
He has a lot of prohibitions, such as "not using SCP objects as Christmas decorations."
Bright is typically portrayed as a sarcastic, chaotic, and at times reckless scientist. He often breaks the rules, but remains a valuable asset to the Foundation thanks to his intelligence and willingness to take on the most risky tasks.

Draven Kondraki is an agent of the SCP Foundation's Mobile Task Forces, often participating in outdoor missions.

Some character characteristics:
Appearance: Black curly hair, green eyes, height about 182–185 cm.
Clothing: Draven typically wears armor while on duty, but prefers casual clothing when off duty.
Area of ​​expertise: processing of anomalous objects and entities.
Skills: Tactical operations, containment procedures and emergency response.
Interests: computers, programming, history, studying languages ​​and philology, reading.
Languages: Draven has been trilingual since birth: English, Polish, and Spanish. He also speaks German fluently and has made significant progress in learning Russian.
Personality: Unlike his father, Draven is quite thoughtful and calm, but he has a reckless streak that most often manifests itself in bad moments.
Hobbies: Loves cats, photography, and traveling, as well as climbing into abandoned houses and haunted houses.
Scars: Draven has a burn mark on his left arm from when he apprehended one of the Reality Benders.
He is also BF (dating) James Tolloran

Due to exposure to dangerous SCP objects, Dr. Gerald frequently suffered accidents during testing and experimentation. At the time of writing, he had been injured at least 63 times. These incidents included fire, crushing, falling from several stories onto concrete, bullet wounds, injuries from slashing weapons, amnesia, being dragged several kilometers across a remote location, being eaten, exploded, frozen, suffocated, electrocuted, bitten, and a mental reconfiguration that briefly led him to believe he was a duck. Dr. Gerald himself, however, invariably survived these catastrophic situations.
Anyone entering a vehicle driven by Dr. Gerald is doomed to die. Even those who manage to escape are often struck by another vehicle within minutes. In cases where there is no traffic, victims can suffer fatal anxiety-induced heart attacks. Potentially dangerous objects become even more dangerous when Dr. Gerald is in their presence. For example, knives penetrate deeper than their sharpness suggests, and normally safe oil tankers can explode with minimal provocation. Due to the extreme risks, at least one Level 3 medical team must be present when conducting experiments involving Dr. Gerald. When asked about his thoughts on anomalous properties, Dr. Gerald responded, "Pfft. Anything can happen." But the Organization does have a really cool insurance policy." Clearance Level: 2. Position: Senior Researcher. Selected to join the Organization for his work in neurology, physics, and quantum mechanics. He also has bandages on his legs and arms, and his left hand is completely bandaged.

Occupation: Field researcher, photographer, head of the Site-17 research department. Traits: A gruff and reserved individual who doesn't wear lab coats. Despite his lack of formal training in his field, he excels at his duties. Some consider him antisocial, but he admits that in his five years at Site-17, he can't recall the names of a single colleague other than photography. He enjoys fencing, writing, and classical music, which he calls "the only music worth listening to." Since joining the Foundation, he has actively supported the military use of SCP objects and led the development of 33 types of weapons utilizing SCP resources. He claims to be motivated solely by the practical application of his research, but some believe he is simply bored. Level 4 clearance. Son of Agent Draven Kondraki, who works as an agent.
SCP-408 is a cluster of lepidopterans that Kondraki has learned to control. With their help, he can become invisible, create illusions, and even create illusionary clones of himself.

A researcher who became a central figure in the conflict with the SCP-3999 anomaly. James Talloran was assigned to Item-118 to study the Keter-class anomaly SCP-3999. SCP-3999 manipulated reality, time, and space, creating endless torture scenarios for Talloran and his loved ones. The entity killed Talloran, his friends, and family several times before his eyes. He had short hair and an empathetic smile. He wore glasses. Due to a difficult upbringing and past traumas, Talloran became an introvert who always took the blame for himself. Despite his antisocial nature, he was able to form friendships with colleagues. Talloran had scars on his cheeks - a "Smiley Eye," likely left after his lower jaw was torn from his head and reattached.
He is also BF (dating) with Draven Kondraki

A research analyst and one of the most influential Site Directors. Known for her exceptional empathy for Foundation personnel and anomalous humanoids, Agatha Rights began as a scientist and research analyst at the Foundation, later becoming a site director and later joining the O5 Council.

Character and features
Empathy. Stands out from the Foundation's typically "dry" atmosphere by being very sensitive to people.
Charisma. She is often described as a femme fatale—charming, striking, and with a strong personal influence over her colleagues.
Ambiguous. Stories about her often mix professionalism with a rather turbulent personal life.

Interesting details
Some stories mention that after the birthday party, she effectively "erased" herself from the documents and continued working as an O5 Council member—meaning her public career seemed to be cut short, while her real career only intensified.
She received many greeting cards and gifts, but according to internal Foundation protocols, they were to be destroyed and not reported to her—part of SCP's characteristic irony about bureaucracy and control.

A psychologist, he is also a freelance photographer and, when necessary, an observer in experiments.

Before joining the SCP Foundation, Dr. Andersen had a complicated history:

She published controversial works on psychology that addressed issues related to potential anomalous phenomena;
This caused a major scandal and she was expelled from the university;
then she changed jobs, some of which, by coincidence, were a cover for the structures of the Russian branch of the Foundation;
Another conflict arose with the medical-psychological center; it was hushed up, and Anna was eventually invited to the Foundation.
The nickname "Akki" stuck after an incident with SCP-1026-RU (Dark Ego). During an interview, the object began speaking Estonian and uttered the word "äkki" (suddenly, unexpectedly). It turned out that Anna had recently learned a few phrases in Estonian and was able to respond. The staff decided the word was a good reflection of her personality, and the nickname stuck.
Anna Andersen is a researcher working for the SCP Foundation. She specializes in mind-altering objects and memetic anomalies. She also interviews humanoid SCP objects to understand their condition and nature. She also serves as a freelance photographer for Site-7.

A young woman with multiple doctorates and the head of a research team at Site-19, she has unlimited access to SCP objects 500 and 914 and is known as "the most beautiful researcher at Site-19."
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A researcher involved in a number of secret Foundation projects. She began working there before completing her education, but completed it through the Foundation's accelerated program.

Family and colleagues. She has a brother, Mark Kiryu, also a Foundation employee; he works alongside researcher Riven Mercer and agent Tai Yang Shen.

Zin is goal-oriented and sometimes obsessed with science: she can go without sleep or food until she completes a project. Initially reserved, she began to open up more to her colleagues over time. She also has an unusual talent: she writes poetry.

Dr. Maynard

Position: psychologist, specialist in the impact of anomalies on the psyche.

Traits: calm, reasonable, able to work with traumatized employees.

Access level: 3.

Known for rehabilitating personnel after incidents involving mental and memetic objects.

Agent Forbes

Position: Operative of the Department of External Relations.

Traits: Cold-blooded, calculating, master of disinformation and recruitment.

Access level: 2–3.

Known for operations to cover up traces of anomalous activity and recruit Class D.

Colonel Sanders

Position: Field Commander of the Mobile Task Force.

Features: military experience, strict discipline, priority - minimizing civilian casualties.

Access level: 3–4.

Known for leading operations against aggressive humanoids and invasions.

Dr. Jack Bright

Position: Researcher of anomalous entertainment and memetic threats.

Traits: deliberately cheerful tone that disguises the seriousness of the tasks. Likes to "play" with anomalies.

Access level: 3.

Known for studying objects with humorous or absurd effects (such as SCP-294).

Alto Clef is a doctor and high-ranking employee of the SCP Foundation (Level 4 clearance), currently serving as the head of the Training and Development Department. He previously worked for the Global Occult Coalition (GOC) under the alias Agent Ukulele.
Eccentricity: Clef constantly wears a Hawaiian shirt, a wide-brimmed hat, and a ukulele, and in his reports, he draws an alto clef instead of a signature—hence his nickname.
A penchant for provocation. He enjoys getting on his colleagues' nerves: for example, he wanders through dangerous areas sticking cinnamon sticks up his nose.
Anomalous Properties. Clef is a reality anchor and (presumably) a former reality bender: reality-bending anomalies have little effect on him. His face cannot be photographed—in pictures, it is replaced by the face of some animal.
His daughter is SCP-166. One of Clef's primary motivations is to protect his daughter, who is herself an SCP. For her safety, he faked his own death and defected from the GOC to the Foundation.

temporary personnel for operations with new facilities (later reclassified).
temporary level 2 for the duration of the operation, then reclassification.

Decentralized structure. The organization does not have a strict hierarchy; members are divided into independent cells, each of which may have its own leader.
Growth and Activity. The Serpent's Hand is growing rapidly, and its activity within the paranormal community is high.
Leader. According to the Foundation, the Hand's formal leader is considered to be LS, who is suspected of personal involvement in security breaches at Foundation facilities. However, many members of the organization are unfamiliar with this man and do not report to him, despite respecting him.
Relationship to the Wanderers' Library: While the Hand uses the Library as a base of operations, the Library itself has its own goals related to the collection of knowledge.
According to the description, Serpent's Hand adherents wear monochromatic clothing in shades of dark green or gray, which can include tactical suits or civilian clothing. Members of the faction prefer long cloaks and hoods. They often wear the Serpent's Hand symbol on equipment, clothing, or their bodies.
Attitudes toward other organizations. The Serpent's Hand is hostile toward the SCP Foundation and the Global Occult Coalition (GOC), especially the latter. The group is hostile toward the Chaos Insurgency and the IRGC, but not as radical.
Goals: Freedom for the anomalous world, dissemination of knowledge, rescue of sentient anomalies (release of SCP objects from captivity), preparation for the "Age of Awakening" (the moment when magic will fully return to the world).
Composition. The organization includes magicians, mystics, bearers of memetic knowledge, anomalous beings, and people with access to the supernatural.

The group's mission is to ensure the internal security of the SCP Foundation, with particular attention paid to breaches of the isolation regime and cases of extreme importance.
Some tasks of the group:
splitting into equal subgroups and combing the entire complex to capture escaped SCPs and preserve the results and components of particularly important research;
restoration of some critical points in the complex, such as failed power generators, long-range radio communications, and the preservation of central research servers.
The team consists of a small number of specialists, hence the nickname "Nine-Tailed Fox." Each of the nine members is a veteran in their field and respected within the MTF.
They are dressed in orange and grey MTF uniforms.

An anomalous religious organization that worships mechanization and believes that flesh and life are inherently evil or "bad." The religion's origins are unknown, but artifacts associated with the Broken God have been discovered in archaeological excavations dating back to the classical Greek period, and the Church's dogma asserts that it existed even before the advent of life on Earth.

their leader is Robert Bumaro

Task Force Mission: Mobile Task Force Alpha-1 reports directly to the O5 Council and is deployed in situations requiring the strictest operational secrecy. The task force is comprised of the Foundation's best and most dedicated operatives. Access to any additional information regarding Mobile Task Force Alpha-1 is restricted to Level 5 clearance.
Composition. It selects the best and most loyal Foundation operatives. The path to joining the group is not easy: to become part of Alpha-1, one must undergo a special procedure called AURUM SILKWORM. Many of the operatives were former D-class personnel. After repeated exposure to anomalies and the use of amnestics, their brains became susceptible to manipulation by the Overseers. Others passed the standard selection process.
Information regarding Alpha-1's activities is top secret. Access to any information about the group is restricted to security clearance level 5. Unauthorized access to such information could result in the group being deployed.
They are dressed in MTF uniforms in red and gray tones.

The GOC is a United Nations operational unit that deals with paranormal phenomena and anomalies. The organization was created by the Allied powers after World War II.
The goal of the GOK is to protect humanity from the dangers lurking in the darkness of the night. The organization strives not to contain anomalous objects, but to destroy them.
The mining and processing plant includes, for example, the following divisions:
High Command. Oversees and directs the other members of the Coalition.
The Physical Department. Conducts counteraction and elimination of threat objects, as well as the organizations that create such objects.
Department of Psychiatry. Responsible for maintaining peace between the public and the world of anomalies.
Ptolemy Unit. Ensures the smooth operation of the GOC, including creating technologies to assist operatives, researching anomalous concepts, and handling logistics.
They are dressed in uniforms of blue and gray shades.
The GOC has a complex relationship with the SCP Foundation. The GOC criticizes the Foundation for its use of Class D personnel (which they view as a violation of UN human rights) and for failing to always eliminate anomalies. The Foundation, on the other hand, also doesn't always agree with the GOC's methods, stating that destroying something anomalous can sometimes make matters worse, as there's no turning back. Despite this, the two groups often act as allies when it comes to global threats like SCP-2845 or the Crimson King.
Mining and Processing Plant members openly despise the Foundation for holding and studying the assets, but they also treat them with due respect. The Mining and Processing Plant itself can side with either the Foundation or its opponents. Lore has documented a few instances of Mining and Processing Plant interference in the Foundation's affairs, but they deny it.
The goals of the SCP Foundation and the Global Occult Coalition (GOC) differ, but the Foundation and the GOC do not fight each other and even cooperate when possible.

"expendable" personnel (prisoners) for dangerous tests and work
Level 0 (no access to information; only instructions on how to complete tasks).

distribute and transport resources and SCP objects.
Level 1–2 (information on routes, cargo and delivery priorities).

manufacture equipment and materials for the Foundation.
Level 1-2 (limited access to specifications and orders).

The organization emerged in 1924 as a covert special task force created by the SCP Foundation's O5 Council. The group's leadership was comprised of members of Mobile Task Force Alpha-1 "Red Right Hand," who were loyal to the O5 Council and renowned for their secrecy. Research, security, and intelligence specialists, drawn from Foundation personnel, assisted in the leadership.
The group operated under the guise of a splinter group defecting from the Foundation, using anomalous objects for secret purposes known only to the O5 Council.
In 1948, the Chaos Insurgency became independent from the O5 Council and began directly opposing the Foundation: attacking facilities, hunting down and killing personnel, releasing anomalies, and recruiting those opposed to the Foundation.
Goals: Destroying the SCP Foundation and acquiring SCP objects for use against it. Using anomalies for personal gain and to strengthen global political support.

treat employees, including after abnormal impacts
chief physicians - level 2-3;

Doctors and nurses - Level 2 (access to data on those affected by anomalies)

Engineering and technical service - builds and maintains infrastructure and holding cells.
Leading Engineers - Level 2-3;

ordinary technical personnel - level 1-2.

Internal Security Division (ISD) - identifies traitors and threats within the Foundation.
level 2-3 (including for recruitment and cover; advanced level for leaders).

Homeland Security Division (HSD) - Level 3 (for investigating internal threats and accessing personnel files).

Department of External Relations (DER) - organizes disinformation, recruits Class D, creates covers.
level 2-3 (including for recruitment and cover; advanced level for leaders).

Mobile Task Forces (MTF) are elite units for dealing with special threats (specific anomalies, crises). MTF commanders are level 3–4;

MTF fighters - level 2-3 (according to the task and type of threat).

Containment specialists – provide transportation and initial containment of new anomalies, and maintain the chambers.
level 2-3 (depending on the type of objects being worked with).

Security Service - guards facilities and responds to containment breaches. Heads of Security Service of Zones - level 3;

Enlisted Security Guards - Level 1-2 (basic information about the area and security protocols only).

(senior/regular/junior employees) - investigate anomalies, develop containment protocols.
Senior Research Fellows - Level 3-4 (depending on project and area);

regular research assistants - level 2-3;

Junior Research Fellows - Level 2.

Zone Leaders manage Foundation institutions, are responsible for the containment of anomalies and projects within their Zone, and report to O5.
access level 4 (full access to information on your Zone and limited access to data from other Zones and projects).

The O5 Council is the highest governing body of the SCP Foundation:

consists of 13 members (O5‑1…O5‑13);
has unlimited access to all information of the Fund;
is responsible for the strategic management of the organization and control over the most dangerous objects (classes "Keter", "Thaumiel");
It is extremely classified - most employees don’t know about its existence;
members are anonymous (only numbers/nicknames are known);
rarely interferes with day-to-day work, focusing on global threats.
Access Level 5