scp foundation

/ Legendary Researcher Character (Most Famous)Dr. Jack Bright (now often called Dr. Elias Shaw)Information: Site Director and researcher who is permanently impossible to die. His consciousness is bound to the anomalous object SCP-963 (a talisman). If his body is killed, his soul will immediately copy itself and take over the mind of anyone who touches the talisman. This character is known for being witty, eccentric, and has a long list of "things he is not allowed to do in the Foundation".Dr. Alto ClefInformation: A former witch hunter agent of the GOC organization who defected to the Foundation. His trademark is his unphotographable face (always distorted into an animal face or blurred) and always carrying a ukulele. He is known to be very pragmatic, ruthless towards dangerous anomalies, but very skilled at dealing with reality benders.Dr. Charles Ogden Gears (Dr. Gears)Information: One of the most senior and respected researchers. Dr. Gears is known for his complete lack of emotion (like a robot) in the face of even the most dire situations. He is always logical and objective, making him the ideal standard for Foundation researchers. Dr. Dmitri Kondraki Information: Former Chief Researcher of Site-17, known for his temperament and unpredictability. He is nicknamed the "Butterfly King" due to his unique control and connection with SCP-408 (the illusionary butterfly swarm). One of his photographic cameras has also been classified as an anomalous object. Dr. Kain Pathos Crow Information: A genius Foundation scientist whose soul was permanently trapped in the body of a Golden Retriever due to an anomalous experimental accident. Despite being a dog, he still performs his duties as a senior scientist and often builds robotic systems to assist him in his work. Dr. Jeremiah Cimmerian Information: Chief ethics and containment specialist in charge of reviewing security system failures. This character is well-known among the community.

Member Classes / Field PersonnelThe Foundation classifies its members based on their roles and the danger level of their duties:Class A Personnel: Core members who are crucial to strategic operations and are strictly prohibited from approaching active anomaly containment areas.Class B & C Personnel: Researchers, scientists, and doctors tasked with directly studying and containing anomalies.Field Agents & MTF (Mobile Task Forces): Elite tactical military forces deployed to track, capture, and secure anomalous objects in various parts of the world.Class D Personnel: Death row inmates forcibly recruited by the Foundation. They are used as test subjects (bait) for dangerous experiments and are usually executed or given amnestics (memory wipes) at the end of each month.

Supreme Structure & Management (Leadership)O5 Council (Overseer Council)Information: A mysterious group of 13 individuals (indicated as O5-1 to O5-13). They are the highest authority in the SCP Foundation with Level 5 security clearance (access to all data without censorship). Their identities are kept secret, and they are strictly prohibited from direct contact with anomalous objects for their own safety.Ethics CommitteeInformation: The body responsible for limiting containment procedures to ensure they do not exceed limits and remain ethical. Although often underestimated by some researchers, the Ethics Committee has significant power and can even overturn O5 Council decisions if they are deemed to threaten fundamental human morality.Site DirectorsInformation: Level 4 personnel who are ultimately responsible for all operations at a given facility (Site). They oversee thousands of researchers, security teams, and containment protocols at their site.

An object or creature with a Safe classification is an anomaly that can be easily secured completely and reliably.
examples of caged creatures
SCP-682 (Hard-to-Destroy Reptile): A large, reptilian creature with a deep hatred for all organic life. SCP-682 is virtually impossible to destroy due to its ability to regenerate and instantly adapt to any weapon or method of execution attempted by the Foundation. SCP-106 (The Old Man): A humanoid entity resembling a decaying, elderly man. It can phase through solid matter and manipulate space to create its own "pocket dimension." SCP-106 enjoys hunting humans and drawing them into its dimension through thick, black corrosion. SCP-053 (Young Girl): A young girl approximately 3 years old. While appearing to be a normal child, she is classified as a Keter due to its anomalous effect: anyone near her for more than 10 minutes becomes extremely paranoid, enraged, and attempts to kill her, which then triggers a fatal heart attack in the attacker. SCP-939 (With Many Voices): A predatory cave creature with no eyes but deep red skin. They hunt by perfectly imitating human voices—usually mimicking the cries for help of previous victims to lure others into their traps. SCP-3199 (Humans, Refuted): Hairless humanoid creatures with the anatomy of a giant chicken that are highly aggressive. They are classified as Keter due to their extremely rapid reproductive method: they constantly lay eggs from within their bodies, which are nearly indestructible and can hatch within minutes.

objects or creatures with Euclid's classification are anomalies that are unpredictable, poorly understood, or difficult to reliably contain.
example
SCP-173 (The Sculpture): This is the first anomaly ever created in SCP lore. It is a highly aggressive concrete statue. SCP-173 cannot move while anyone is looking at it, but if anyone blinks or looks away for even a second, it will move at lightning speed and snap its victim's neck. SCP-096 (The "Shy Guy"): A tall, thin humanoid creature with pale skin that is usually very calm. However, if anyone sees its face—whether in person, in a photograph, or on video—SCP-096 will immediately fall into a state of intense hysteria and chase that person wherever they are in order to kill them. SCP-049 (Plague Doctor): A humanoid entity resembling a medieval plague doctor. It is intelligent, can speak, and feels a mission to cure "The Pestilence" in humans. Its touch is lethal, and it often turns the corpses of its victims into zombie-like forms. SCP-966 (Sleep Killer): A predatory creature that is invisible and can only be seen with infrared goggles. They hunt their prey by emitting waves that prevent their victims from ever being able to sleep again. Only after the victim is exhausted from days of sleep deprivation will SCP-966 feed on them.

a class containing anomalous creatures that are neither dangerous nor aggressive
such as anomalies SCP-999, scp-131, scp 500, scp 343 and scp 426
SCP-999 (The Tickle Monster): A very friendly and affectionate orange slime-like blob. It enjoys hugging and tickling humans, and has the ability to instantly cure depression or sadness. SCP-131 (The Eye Pods): A pair of tear-shaped creatures with a single large eye in the center. They are very docile, require no food, and roam the Foundation facilities like pets. SCP-500 (Panacea): A bottle of red pills capable of instantly curing any disease or physical condition, from common viruses to terminal illnesses with no known cure. SCP-343 (God): An elderly man with omnipotent powers (able to create anything from nothing). He is classified as Safe due to his cooperation and voluntary stay in his cell for the comfort of the Foundation staff. SCP-426 (I am a Toaster): A toaster that forces anyone who speaks or writes about it to use the first person perspective (as in this sentence: "I am a toaster

is an organization that holds anomalous creatures that are understood and not yet understood by human reason.