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Item No: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid Neutralized
Special Containment Procedures: Irrelevant. Entity has been neutralized.
SCP-XXXX is to be continuously provided with a fresh supply of square papers with a dimension of 15 x 15 cm varying in color. Only papers below 50 g/m2 can be given to SCP-XXXX to decrease its rate of degradation.
Description: SCP-XXXX refers to a sentient origami paper crane made of matte golden paper. Signs of degradation presumed to be have been caused by exposure to the elements and repeated creation of creases is visible throughout its overall structure. Any attempts to unfold the entity is prohibited as it may cause the entity's "expiration".
SCP-XXXX is capable of flight and is agile, and will constantly spend its time searching for materials suitable for the creation of sentient origami paper cranes referred to as SCP-XXXX-1. Depending on the thickness of paper, the creation of each SCP-XXXX-1 instances will take SCP-XXXX from two to eight hours to complete. When SCP-XXXX is prevented from locating new suitable paper materials, the entity will become highly distressed and will repeatedly bash itself against the containment wall in an attempt to escape.
All SCP-XXXX-1, immediately after its creation, will fold itself into an elongated thin triangle and rapidly spin and lunge itself in the ceiling, enabling it to escape regardless of the ceiling’s composition and without sustaining any damage to its body. SCP-XXXX-1 instance has also been observed to travel at speeds at more than 251 kph. No SCP-XXXX-1 instance has been captured for this reason.
Any attempts track the SCP-XXXX-1 instance has failed as some of the attached miniature GPS trackers will either malfunction or gets destroyed during the rapid spinning of SCP-XXXX-1 instances. Surviving trackers will invariably cease functions after reaching a few kilometers away from the site. All SCP-XXXX-1 instances have been momentarily observed to be heading in the same direction. The final destination of all SCP-XXXX-1 instances and the reason for the behavior SCP-XXXX remains unknown.
SCP-XXXX was discovered on December 25, 1955, when a researcher caught SCP-XXXX using a document to create an SCP-XXXX-1 instance.
Update 23/5/1958: Due to degradation, SCP-XXXX has ceased movement on 23/5/1958 at exactly 19:55 and was confirmed to be neutralized. Prior to its neutralization, SCP-XXXX was halfway done of folding another SCP-XXXX-1 instance.
When the incomplete SCP-XXXX-1 instance was finished by a researcher, the created SCP-XXXX-1 instance did not undergo its spinning behavior resulting in the GPS tracker remaining intact. As the SCP-XXXX-1 instance was allowed to be released to track its final destination, it was noticed to cease movement at Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Upon reaching the location it was discovered that all SCP-XXXX-1 instance has burrowed itself near the burial site of Sadako Sasaki.
All SCP-XXXX-1 instance was confirmed to be inert and was left at its current location.
Prior to the permanent storage of SCP-XXXX, a text written by an unknown individual and in Japanese was found within SCP-XXXX. The text translates to the following,
I did what I could and I'm sorry that it wasn't enough.
Their hate may have taken you away,
But our love will forever make you stay.
May your eternal rest be as gentle and wonderful, as you once were.
Colored and restored image of SCP-XXXX.
Item No: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid Neutralized
Special Containment Procedures: Irrelevant, see Incident 23/5/1959.
SCP-XXXX is to be contained in standard containment chamber in Site-125, and is to be continuously provided with a fresh supply of square papers with a dimension of 15 x 15 cm varying in color. Only papers below 50 g/m2 can be given to SCP-XXXX to slow down the rate of degradation.
Any attempt to unfold the entity is prohibited as it may cause unforeseen irreversible damages. All SCP-XXXX-1 instances are to be captured and stored in a standard, airtight, padded containment chamber.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a sentient, origami crane made of matte golden paper, showing visible wear and degradation, particularly at its creases. SCP-XXXX is capable of flight and spends most of its time searching for papers suitable for the creation of origami cranes. SCP-XXXX uses it two, relatively manipulative pointed wings to fold the paper accordingly. Depending on the paper’s thickness and due to its lack of dextrous digits, the creation of one origami crane will take SCP-XXXX two to five hours to finish.
Origami cranes folded by SCP-XXXX become sentient and will be collectively referred to as SCP-XXXX-1 instances. Instances are capable of flight and will immediately attempt to escape upon gaining sentience. All SCP-XXXX-1 instances have the physical properties of paper and can be easily destroyed, either deliberately or accidentally.
Destroying an SCP-XXXX-1 instance or when SCP-XXXX is handled by any personnel triggers an aggressive behavior from all SCP-XXXX-1 instances, marked by a mobbing1 behavior towards the personnel responsible for any of the conditions. However, due to their lack of substantial physical strength, a single or group of SCP-XXXX-1 instances poses no immediate danger and can easily be removed and contained. Most of the contained SCP-XXXX-1 instances will continuously collide itself with the containment walls, possibly as an attempt to escape. The instance will repeat this behavior until it becomes immobilized due to crumpling.
If SCP-XXXX is prevented from creating any SCP-XXXX-1 instances, the entity will display self-destructive behavior such as repeatedly flying into walls and personnel. Restricting its movement via trapping it between a heavy object or attaching it to an adhesive surface also triggers the destructive behavior, resulting in tears and further degradation particularly at its creases.
SCP-XXXX was discovered on December 25, 1955, when a researcher caught SCP-XXXX using a document to create an SCP-XXXX-1 instance. As of 3/4/1957, there are a total of 3958 contained SCP-XXXX-1 instances created by SCP-XXXX.
Colored and restored image of Incident 23/5/1959 showing the SCP-XXXX-1 swarm.
Incident 23/5/1959: Possibly due to substantial degradation, SCP-XXXX ceased movement on 23/5/1958 at exactly 19:55 and was confirmed to be neutralized. Prior to this, SCP-XXXX was halfway done folding another SCP-XXXX-1 instance.
Immediately after its neutralization, all contained SCP-XXXX-1 instances were observed to halt their movement and began dropping on the floor. After seven seconds had passed, all instances were observed to begin shaking before flying and aggregating in the center of its containment chamber.
The rotating swarm of SCP-XXXX-1 instances accelerated before simultaneously colliding with and breaking the wall of its chamber, resulting in the destruction of nearly a third of the swarm. A Level 3 containment breach was issued. The escaped instances then proceeded to the location of SCP-XXXX and incapacitated personnel through mobbing behavior.
Four of the SCP-XXXX-1 instances approached and finished the uncompleted origami crane which immediately gained sentience. All the SCP-XXXX-1 instances began to aggregate again, with the inert SCP-XXXX at their center. The aggregate momentarily collapsed in on itself creating a loud shockwave, composed of multiple crane calls which instantaneously caused all paper within 60 meters to fold itself into SCP-XXXX-1 instances
The swarm, estimated to be composed of nearly 20,000 SCP-XXXX-1 instances, began to move in a westerly direction from the site, leaving the still inert SCP-XXXX. As most of the destroyed documents had digital backups, there was no substantial loss of data, however, the SCP-XXXX-1 instances made of confidential Foundation documents posed a significant security data risk which immediately upgraded the incident into a Level 7 Alpha-1 Containment Breach.
Five Foundation aircraft intercepted and engaged the SCP-XXXX-1 swarm above the center of the Pacific Ocean resulting in the destruction of nearly half of the swarm. The surviving SCP-XXXX-1 instances began mobbing on the aircraft, resulting in the destruction of three of the aircraft due to engine failure and severely damaging the other two which were ordered to retreat. The surviving SCP-XXXX-1 instances continued their flight path which was observed to head towards the islands of Japan. Site-33 on Hokkaido, Japan was alerted of the oncoming swarm.
Over a quarter of the SCP-XXXX-1 instances escaped a second attack launched from Site-33 and headed towards the Fukuoka Prefecture. The SCP-XXXX-1 instances gathered on the burial site of Sadako Sasaki2 before becoming inert. All the instances were removed and civilian witnesses were amnesticed. The incident was successfully covered-up with no further complications.
Update SCP-XXXX: Prior to the permanent storage of SCP-XXXX, a text written by an unknown individual in Japanese was found within SCP-XXXX. Translated into English, the text is transcribed below.
If a thousand cranes failed save you,
Maybe a thousand more may bring you back.Their hate may have taken you away,
But our love to you will forever stay.May you be happy where you reside,
Though I prefer you still being by my side.
A Felis catus SCP-XXXX-1 instance.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be stored in a standard containment locker in Site-34. Experiments involving SCP-XXXX and the creation of SCP-XXXX-1 instances is to be performed within a secure room to prevent the escape of the SCP-XXXX-1 instance (Anisoptera/Dragonfly Incident). Experiments are performed under the authorization and supervision of a senior researcher.
Description: SCP-XXXX is the collective designation to an anomalous top hat and a monocle composed of ordinary materials. The text "Wondertainment's Fancy Animal Friends" is embroidered in a purple thread within the top hat.
The anomalous property of SCP-XXXX will only manifest when both of the objects makes physical contact with any living animal excluding humans. Upon contact, SCP-XXXX will shrink in size to fit the animal, henceforth called as SCP-XXXX-1, and fixate itself accordingly.
SCP-XXXX-1 instances appear to have an increase in intelligence and will begin to adopt a courteous behavior and sometimes display the reference for sophistication. SCP-XXXX will anomalously provide the tool or material that is needed by the SCP-XXXX-1 instance by pulling it through the hat.
When SCP-XXXX is removed by any human, the SCP-XXXX-1 instance will revert back to its normal state and any objects procured from the top hat will immediately demanifest.
Discovery: SCP-XXXX was discovered in a small orphanage on Malabuyoc, Cebu when a local Foundation Agent happens to notice the children playing with an SCP-XXXX-1 instance, which at that time was a male golden retriever (Canis familiaris).
Upon investigation, the head staff claimed that the dog was already a long time resident and that it changed in behavior when one of the children donned the top hat and the monocle on it. As the SCP-XXXX-1 instance was proven to be extremely helpful in keeping the children happy, its unusual behavior was overlooked by the staff as they themselves have become affectionate with the instance. The object was donated by an unknown individual whose unanimously agreed upon distinguishing figure was his genuine "friendly" smile.
SCP-XXXX was retrieved and all the persons involved were amnesticed. Anonymous financial donations will be provided annually to the orphanage as compensation and assistance, per Agent's request.
Experiment Logs:
Species: Drosophila melanogaster (common fruit fly)
Experiment: Subject was provided with a rotting banana.
Result: Subject landed on the fruit and procured from the top hat a small plate, a pair of utensils, a lit single candelabra, and a small white cloth which it tied below its head. Subject removed a piece of the fruit and put it on its plate which it ate using its utensils. After devouring the piece, subject rubbed the cloth below its mouth and returned the objects within the hat.
Species: Bombus dahlbomii (flying mice bumblebee)
Experiment: Subject was supplied with 2 mL of synthetic nectar on a petri dish.
Result: Subject landed near the nectar and procured a foldable table and chair, a miniature teapot and two teacups. Subject filled the teapot with the nectar and used it to pour nectars on the two teapots. The subject held one of the teacups and began walking on its two hind limbs toward the Junior Researcher conducting the experiment, apparently trying to offer the teacup. Junior Researcher was commanded to refuse. The subject immediately returned to the table, with its back facing the Junior Researcher, and consumed the nectar. After approximately ten minutes had passed, the SCP-XXXX-1 instance returned the objects within the top hat while still refusing to face the Junior Researcher.
Species: Bombus dahlbomii (The same subject from the previous experiment.)
Experiment: Subject was supplied with 2 mL of synthetic nectar served on a petri dish.
Result: Subject displayed no behavior that suggests it remembers the previous experiment and proceeded to act similarly to the previous experiment. The subject then again tried to offer the teacup to the same Junior Researcher. The researcher was commanded to accept the teacup, using the tweezers provided and drink its contents. Upon accepting the teacup, the SCP-XXXX-1 instances immediately flew back to the table and brought it near the researcher. The instance and the researcher then consumed together with the instance periodically offering to refill the teacup. The consumed nectar remained non-anomalous.
Species: Narceus americanus (American giant millipede)
Experiment: Subject was supplied with a different variety of plant materials.
Result: Subject procured approximately 88 miniature objects resembling that of gloves and 262 miniature objects vaguely resembling that of pointy shoes. The subject then proceed to meticulously check each object before wearing all the gloves in its upper body and all the shoes in its remaining legs. The subject took exactly 3 hours to completely wear the entire shoes and gloves.
Species: Felis catus (common cat)
Experiment: A researcher was instructed to "play" with the instance using an ordinary "Mouse on a String Cat Toy".
Result: SCP-XXXX-1 instance remained motionless while sitting on its hind legs with its eyes following the mouse's movement. The subject then started to directly make eye contact with the Researcher, making the personnel report that he felt uncomfortable with the instance's "judgmental staring". The subject then moved away from the Researcher and began to stare at a document near it. The subject remained unresponsive towards the Researcher.
Species: Canis familliaris (Labrador Retriever)
Experiment: The Researcher was instructed to play fetch with the instance using a common tennis ball.
Result: Subject remained sitting and only moved its head to follow the trajectory of the ball. As the ball ceased its movement, the subject then proceeds to walk towards the object, with its snout slightly raised to the air. Upon reaching the ball, the subject then procured a white handkerchief from the top hat which it covered on the ball before picking it up with its mouth. The subject then returned the ball along with two white gloves which it procured within the top hat. The gloves were a perfect fit for the Researcher.
Species: Canis familliaris (The same subject from the previous experiment.)
Experiment: Senior Researcher Mabini's 7-year-old son was instructed to play fetch with the instance using a common tennis ball.
Result: The subject immediately trotted towards the ball and picked it up with its mouth before returning it to the child. The activity went on for ten minutes before the experiment was halted. The non-anomalous Labrador Retriever was given to the child after proper standard amnestization.
Species: Pongo abelii (Sumatran orangutan)
Experiment: [REDACTED]
Result: [REDACTED]
A Felis catus SCP-XXXX-1 instance.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be stored within a standard containment locker in Site-34. Experiments involving SCP-XXXX, and the creation of SCP-XXXX-1 instances, must be performed within a secure room to prevent the escape of the SCP-XXXX-1 instance. Experiments may only be performed with the authorization of, and under the supervision of, a senior researcher.
Description: SCP-XXXX is the collective designation assigned to two objects assigned SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B. SCP-XXXX-A is a standard adult-sized black top hat with the text "Wondertainment's Fancy Animal Friends" embroidered in a purple thread on the interior lining. SCP-XXXX-B is a glass monocle with a gold-frame and matching chain. Both objects are composed of materials that coincide with such items and each object in itself is inert.
A python SCP-XXXX-1 instance. SCP-XXXX-B not visible.
However, when both items make physical contact with a living animal, excluding human beings, both SCP-XXXX objects will shrink in size to fit, and then fixate themselves accordingly. Animals wearing SCP-XXXX are given the designation of SCP-XXXX-1.
SCP-XXXX-1 instances appear to have increased intelligence, this is observed via the adoption of courteous behavior and sometimes the display of cultural sophistication. Should an SCP-XXXX-1 instance require a tool or material, SCP-XXXX-A will provide it by materializing it from within the object. When SCP-XXXX is removed by any human, the SCP-XXXX-1 instance will revert back to its normal state and any objects procured from SCP-XXXX-A will immediately de-manifest.
Discovery: SCP-XXXX was discovered in ██████████ Orphanage in Malabuyoc, Cebu, on 3/4/19. A call from the orphanage was intercepted by local Foundation Agents when a distressed worker attempted to call for aid from a local animal service. The worker claimed that the orphanage's dog, a male golden retriever (Canis lupus familiaris), was - quote "acting weird, and drinking tea with the children". The call was rerouted, and two undercover agents arrived on location under the guise of animal service representatives.
On location, a member of staff explained to agents that the dog was a long time resident and that it changed its behavior earlier that morning when the children donned both SCP-XXXX on the subject. The staff stated that SCP-XXXX was donated by a man whose unanimously distinguishing figure was his "genuine friendly smile". Staff further explained that while the children appeared unbothered by the incident, and that the dog had not shown signs of aggression and hostility, they had locked the dog into a separate room out of fear of its highly unusual behavior.
When agents were shown to the room, the dog could be seen sitting in the center of the room. Upon opening of the door, the dog calmly exited the room, tipped the brim of its hat, and was guided by the agents into the retrieval vehicle.
After retrieval, amnestics were applied to all adults and children that interacted with the dog. A cover story of the dog running away was then distributed.
Upon the discovery of the anomalous property of SCP-XXXX, the nonanomalous dog was then returned by an agent under the guise of a concerned citizen who happened to see the orphanage's missing dog poster. The dog was successfully returned with no further incidents.
Experiment Logs:
Species: Canis familliaris ( Labrador Retriever )
Experiment: The Researcher was instructed to play fetch with the instance using a common tennis ball.
Result: Subject remained sitting and only moved its head to follow the trajectory of the ball. As the ball ceased its movement, the subject then proceeds to walk towards the object, with its snout slightly raised to the air. Upon reaching the ball, the subject then procured a white handkerchief from the top hat which it covered on the ball before picking it up with its mouth. The subject then returned the ball along with two white gloves which it procured within the top hat. The gloves were a perfect fit for the Researcher.
Species: Canis familliaris ( The same subject from the previous experiment. )
Experiment: Senior Researcher Mabini's 7-year-old son was instructed to play fetch with the instance using a common tennis ball.
Result: The subject immediately trotted towards the ball and picked it up with its mouth before returning it to the child. The activity went on for ten minutes before the experiment was halted. The non-anomalous Labrador Retriever was given to the child after proper standard amnestization.
Species: Felis catus ( Common cat )
Experiment: A researcher was instructed to "play" with the instance using an ordinary "Mouse on a String Cat Toy".
Result: Subject remained motionless while sitting on its hind legs with its eyes following the mouse's movement. The subject then started to directly make eye contact with the Researcher, making the personnel report that he felt uncomfortable with the instance's "judgmental staring". The subject then moved away from the Researcher and began to stare at a document near it. The subject remained unresponsive towards the Researcher.
Species: Corvus corax ( Common raven )
Experiment: Subject was provided with an assortment of insects, seeds, and fruits that were a common diet for its kind.
Result: Subject proceeded to create eight, what was assumed to be, hors d'oeuvre from the materials provided served on a silver platter which it had previously procured from SCP-XXXX-A. The subject was noticed to offer some of the hors d'oeuvre to the person closest to it, which was refused. The subject then proceeded to carefully consume each of the hors d'oeuvre.
Species: Cebus imitator ( White-faced Capuchin )
Experiment: Antonio Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" was played in a small speaker near the subject.
Result: Subject sat down near the speaker with its right hand holding it chin. At the conclusion of the piece, the subject procured a small parchment paper and a quill from SCP-XXXX-A. The subject then proceeds to write on the paper which it then gave to the person closest to it. The paper contained an illegible yet somewhat "elegantly" written scribbles.
Species: Pongo abelii (Sumatran orangutan)
Experiment: [REDACTED]
Result: [REDACTED]Note: Experimentation with any members of the superfamily Hominoidea is strictly forbidden. (- Senior Researcher Mabini)
Species: Hemidactylus frenatus ( Common house gecko )
Experiment: Subject was provided with several live insects common to its diet.
Result: Subject ignored the insects and proceeded to wander throughout the room by walking on hind legs. The subject walked on the walls then the ceiling observing the personnel and various equipments below it.
Species: Python bivittatus ( Burmese python )
Experiment: Subject was provided with a live rat.
Result: The subject, after approaching and cornering the rat, momentarily tipped its hat using its posterior end before strangling it to death. The subject then procured a straight razor from SCP-XXXX-A and proceed to shave the rat which took it nearly twenty minutes to complete the task. The subject then swallowed the shaved rat.
Species: Drosophila melanogaster ( Common fruit fly )
Experiment: Subject was provided with a rotting banana.
Result: Subject landed on the fruit and procured from the top hat a small plate, a pair of utensils, a lit single candelabra, and a small white cloth which it tied below its head. Subject removed a piece of the fruit and put it on its plate which it ate using its utensils. After devouring the piece, subject rubbed the cloth below its mouth and returned the objects within the hat.
Species: Narceus americanus ( American giant millipede )
Experiment: Subject was supplied with a different variety of plant materials.
Result: Subject procured approximately 88 miniature objects resembling that of gloves and 262 miniature objects vaguely resembling that of pointy shoes. The subject then proceeds to meticulously check each object before wearing all the gloves in its upper body and all the shoes in its remaining legs. The subject took exactly 3 hours to completely wear the entire shoes and gloves.
Species: Bombus dahlbomii ( "Flying mice" bumblebee )
Experiment: Subject was supplied with 2 mL of synthetic nectar on a petri dish.
Result: Subject landed near the nectar and procured a foldable table and chair, a miniature teapot and two teacups. Subject filled the teapot with the nectar and used it to pour nectars on the two teapots. The subject held one of the teacups and began walking on its two hind limbs toward the Junior Researcher conducting the experiment, apparently trying to offer the teacup. Junior Researcher was commanded to refuse. The subject immediately returned to the table, with its back facing the Junior Researcher, and consumed the nectar. After approximately ten minutes had passed, the SCP-XXXX-1 instance returned the objects within the top hat while still refusing to face the Junior Researcher.
Species: Bombus dahlbomii ( The same subject from the previous experiment. )
Experiment: Subject was supplied with 2 mL of synthetic nectar served on a petri dish.
Result: Subject displayed no behavior that suggests it remembers the previous experiment and proceeded to act similarly to the previous experiment. The subject then again tried to offer the teacup to the same Junior Researcher. The researcher was commanded to accept the teacup, using the tweezers provided and drink its contents. Upon accepting the teacup, the SCP-XXXX-1 instance immediately flew back to the table and brought it near the researcher. The instance and the researcher then consumed nectars together with the instance periodically offering to refill the teacup. The consumed nectar remained non-anomalous.
Junior Researcher Allera attempting to seek cooperation from a Felis catus SCP-XXXX-1 instance.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be stored within a standard containment locker in Site-34. Experiments involving SCP-XXXX, and the creation of SCP-XXXX-1 instances, must be performed within a secure room to prevent the escape of the SCP-XXXX-1 instance. Experiments may only be performed with the authorization and supervision of a senior researcher with Level 3 clearance.
Felis catus SCP-XXXX-1 instance refusing to cooperate any further. Note: Note: SCP-XXXX-1 is staring at Junior Researcher Allera, visibly expressing irritation at the researcher.
Description: SCP-XXXX is the collective designation to two objects assigned SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B. SCP-XXXX-A is a standard adult-sized black top hat while SCP-XXXX-B is a glass monocle with a gold frame and matching chain. Both objects are composed of inert materials that coincide with such items.
When both items make physical contact with a living animal, excluding human beings, SCP-XXXX will shrink in size to fit, and then fixate themselves accordingly to the subject. Animals wearing SCP-XXXX are given the designation of SCP-XXXX-1.
SCP-XXXX-1 instances appear to have increased intelligence, observed via the adoption of a courteous behavior and sometimes the display of cultural sophistication. Should an SCP-XXXX-1 instance require any tool or material, SCP-XXXX-A will provide it by materializing it from within. When SCP-XXXX is removed by any human, the SCP-XXXX-1 instance will revert back to its normal state and any objects procured from SCP-XXXX-A will immediately de-manifest.
Discovery: SCP-XXXX was discovered in ██████████ Orphanage in Malabuyoc, Cebu. A call from the orphanage about a distressed worker asking for aid from a local animal service was intercepted by local Foundation Agents. The worker claimed that the orphanage's dog, a male Great Pyrenees was "drinking tea with the children". The call was rerouted, and two undercover agents arrived on location under the guise of animal service representatives.
On location, one of the staff explained to agents that the dog was a long time resident and that it changed its behavior earlier that morning when the children donned both SCP-XXXX on the subject. The staff stated that SCP-XXXX was donated by a man whose unanimously agreed upon distinguishing figure was his "genuine friendly smile". Staff further explained that while the children appeared unbothered by the incident, and that the dog had not shown signs of aggression and hostility, they had locked the dog into a separate room out of fear of its highly unusual behavior.
When agents were shown to the room, the dog could be seen sitting in the center. Upon opening of the door, the dog calmly exited the room, tipped the brim of its hat, and was guided by the agents into the retrieval vehicle.
After retrieval, amnestics were applied to all adults and children that interacted with the dog. A cover story of the dog running away was then distributed.
Upon the discovery of the anomalous property of SCP-XXXX, the nonanomalous dog was then returned by an agent under the guise of a concerned citizen who happened to see the orphanage's missing dog poster. The dog was successfully returned with no further incidents.
Experiment Logs:
Species: Canis familliaris ( Labrador Retriever )
Experiment: Junior Researcher Allera was instructed to play fetch with the SCP-XXXX-1 instance using a common tennis ball.
Result: Subject remained sitting and only moved its head to follow the trajectory of the ball. As the ball ceased its movement, the subject then proceeded to walk towards the object with its snout slightly raised to the air. Upon reaching the ball, the subject then procured a white handkerchief from the top hat which it covered on the ball before picking it up with its mouth. After returning the ball, SCP-XXXX-1 procured a pair of white gloves from SCP-XXXX-A which it gave to Researcher Allera.
Species: Felis catus ( Common cat )
Experiment: Junior Researcher Allera was instructed to play with the SCP-XXXX-1 instance using an ordinary "Mouse on a String Cat Toy".
Result: Subject remained motionless while sitting on its hind legs with its eyes following the toy mouse's movement. The subject then started to directly make eye contact with the Researcher Allera, making the personnel report that he felt uncomfortable with the instance's "judgmental staring". The subject then moved away from the Researcher and began to stare at a document near it. The subject remained unresponsive towards the researcher.
Species: Corvus corax ( Common raven )
Experiment: Subject was provided with an assortment of insects, seeds, and fruits that were a common diet for its kind.
Result: Subject proceeded to create eight "hors d'oeuvre" from the materials provided that was served on a silver platter which it had previously procured from SCP-XXXX-A. The subject was noticed to offer the hors d'oeuvre which was refused. The subject then proceeded to carefully consume each of the hors d'oeuvre.
Species: Cebus imitator ( White-faced Capuchin )
Experiment: Antonio Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" was played in a small speaker near the subject.
Result: Subject sat down near the speaker with its right hand holding its chin. At the conclusion of the piece, the subject procured a small parchment paper and a quill from SCP-XXXX-A. The subject then proceeded to write on the paper which it then gave to the person closest to it. The paper contained illegible yet somewhat "elegantly" written scribbles.
Species: Narceus americanus ( American giant millipede )
Experiment: Subject was supplied with a different variety of plant materials.
Result: Subject procured approximately 88 miniature objects resembling that of gloves and 262 miniature objects vaguely resembling that of pointy shoes. The subject then proceeds to meticulously check each object before wearing all the gloves in its upper body and all the shoes in its remaining legs. The subject took 3 hours to wear each pair of shoes and gloves.
Species: Bombus dahlbomii ( "Flying mouse"/Bumblebee )
Experiment: Subject was supplied with 2 mL of synthetic nectar served on a petri dish.
Result: The subject procured from SCP-XXXX-A one folding chair and table, two teacups and one teapot. The subject then proceeded to fill the teapot with the nectar and then pour it in the teacups. The subject offered one of the cups to Junior Researcher Allera which was accepted by using a tweezer. The subject then hurriedly carried the table and chair closer to the researcher. The two engaged in what was assumed to be a tea party with the SCP-XXXX-1 instance periodically offering to refill the researcher's cup. The non-anomalous subject is currently under the care of Junior Researcher Allera, per his request.
Species: Pongo abelii (Sumatran orangutan)
Experiment: Senior Researcher Mabini is to attempt to converse with the SCP-XXXX-1 instance.
Result: The subject was capable of human speech, adopting a British accent. The SCP-XXXX-1 instance was more than capable of having a conversation with the senior researcher and prefers topics related to Philosophy and the Sciences, particularly Biology. It was unknown how the subject had such an advanced level of understanding of the topics mentioned. The subject was the only known SCP-XXXX-1 instance that actively refused the removal of SCP-XXXX as the subject claimed that the action would result in its death. For this reason, SCP-XXXX-1, henceforth referred to as SCP-XXXX-PA, was contained within a Euclid-Level chamber to be further studied.
Update SCP-XXXX-PA Further testing with the entity was inconsequential with no further useful results. SCP-XXXX is to be immediately removed from the subject, preferably sedated to avoid any form of resistance.
Incident XXXX-1: At exactly 2100 on 7/11/19, prior to its scheduled decommissioning, SCP-XXXX-PA, breached its containment, severely injuring five personnel in the process. It is unknown how the subject managed to escape as it was closely monitored by the security personnel. A note, presumed to have been written by SCP-XXXX-PA was found in its containment chamber.
I have stated my desire to live and yet you remain indifferent to my pleas.
The soul may have the afterlife but what awaits for the mind?I have no memories of my life prior to my unwanted manifestation for I have no understanding of such a concept. Now that I have, what awaits for me when you take away my sense of existence? Does the mind experience death just like a soul? Or will it persist in a state of perpetual insanity as it slowly loses its ability to understand and comprehend?
Those are the questions whose answers I will not conveniently provide you with.
I bear you no ill will, I never did, but I promise you that I will fight for my right to exist.
Please, let me be. I only wish to live.
Update XXXX-PA: SCP-XXXX-A was successfully apprehended five kilometers away from the site. SCP-XXXX was contained with no further incidents and the neutralized SCP-XXXX-PA was sent to Dr. Avalo per his request for a new live specimen to be used for his research. SCP-XXXX suffered minor and negligible damage with no observed change in its anomalous property.
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Possible image of SCP-XXXX-1 "embracing" an unknown "requestor". Note that the distortions are believed to be caused by SCP-XXXX-1. The original image source remains unknown.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Foundation webcrawlers are to monitor SCP-XXXX and prevent civilian access. Information regarding SCP-XXXX outside the Foundation is to be immediately removed and acquired. Civilians who have accessed SCP-XXXX are to be amnesticed.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a website under the domain name “www.hugs4everyone”.
The website, thematically colored in various alternating shades of blue and pink, has three fields: one requesting the "User's Full Name", another requesting a "Type of Hug", and the other requesting the "User's Response", respectively, alongside a "Request Hug" button.
When a person (the "requestor") fills the first two fields accordingly and clicks the “Request Hug” button, an entity referred to as SCP-XXXX-1 will emerge and grow from the monitor of the "requestor’s" device and proceed to embrace said "requestor". If the type of "hug" is filled in, the entity will proceed to perform said type of "hug". If left blank it will automatically be filled with “DEFAULT” and SCP-XXXX-1 will proceed to embrace the "requestor".
SCP-XXXX-1 is capable of manipulating its anatomy and is consistently observed to be covered in fur, closely resembling that of a rabbit specifically an Angora rabbit, or a Samoyed dog. SCP-XXXX-1 will continue hugging the "requestor" for varying amounts of time. At the end of the activity, SCP-XXXX will wave one of its limbs before reintegrating its mass into the initial computer display. The website will then enter a refractory period lasting from 24 to 145 hours where it will be unavailable to take in requests.
Any attempt to apprehend the entity has failed as the entity is capable of becoming incorporeal. The entity also affects any recording devices pointing at itself, within an unknown area around itself, distorting or corrupting any data within these devices. The operator and creator of SCP-XXXX remain unknown.
Addendum XXXX: Foundation personnel have successfully accessed SCP-XXXX’s history of operations. Transcribed below is the recent months’ history transcribed in table form for ease of view. For the complete list, refer to SCP-XXXX Requestor List.
| Date | Name of Requestor | Type of Hug | Delivery | User Response |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3/6/19 | Anthony Miles | [DEFAULT] | Success | [BLANK] |
| 13/6/19 | Howard Smith | A warm hug | Success | Yep, definitely warm. |
| 14/6/19 | Nahla Preston | A hug that can cure diseases | Failed | Why? |
| 15/6/19 | Maisie Mcarthur | [DEFAULT] | Success | It was really nice. Would recommend. |
| 20/6/19 | Finlay Benson | [DEFAULT] | Success | Thanks. |
| 25/6/19 | Chris Maynard | [DEFAULT] | Success | WTF |
| 27/6/19 | Nahla Preston | A hug that can cure diseases | Failed | Please |
| 29/6/19 | Anthony Miles | A warm hug | Success | Thank you. It was really cozy. |
| 6/7/19 | Jannat Wills | [DEFAULT] | Success | Made me happy for the rest of the day :) |
| 7/7/19 | Nahla Preston | A comforting hug | Failed [Out of Range] | [BLANK] |
| 8/7/19 | Nikki Sierra | A sensual hug | Denied | booo, fake website. a waste of time |
| 15/7/19 | Aadam Black | [DEFAULT] | Success | It was okay. |
| 16/7/19 | Anthony Miles | A tighter hug | Success | I really needed that. Thanks. |
| Foundation latest attempt at shutting down the website. Website remained accessible but SCP-XXXX-1 was not able to manifest. | ||||
| 19/7/19 | Anthony Miles | A warmer hug | Failed | [BLANK] |
| 20/7/19 | Jay Mejia | [DEFAULT] | Failed | A waste of time. |
| 21/7/19 | Anthony Miles | A very warm hug | Failed | Why? |
| 23/7/19 | Anthony Miles | A very big hug | Failed | Hello? |
| 23/7/19 | Anthony Miles | A long lasting hug | Failed | Am I banned. Did I do something wrong? |
| 23/7/19 | Anthony Miles | Any hug | Failed | Please. |
| 25/7/19 | Devan Hartman | [DEFAULT] | Failed | 1/10 |
| 28/7/19 | Franco Brown | [DEFAULT] | Failed | Figured it was a troll site. |
| 30/7/19 | Aurelia Summers | A nice hug | Failed | [BLANK] |
| Website returned to its normal operations. | ||||
| 31/7/19 | Hugs 4 Everyone | The warmest hug for Anthony Miles | Failed | [BLANK] |
| 1/8/19 | Hugs 4 Everyone | The warmest hug ever for Anthony Miles | Failed | [BLANK] |
| 2/8/19 | Hugs 4 Everyone | The biggest hug for Anthony Miles | Failed | [BLANK] |
| 3/8/19 | Hugs 4 Everyone | The most loving hug for Anthony Miles | Failed | [BLANK] |
| 3/8/19 | Hugs 4 Everyone | The greatest hug for Anthony Miles | Failed | [BLANK] |
| 3/8/19 | Hugs 4 Everyone | The nicest hug for Anthony Miles | Failed | [BLANK] |
| 4/8/19 | Hugs 4 Everyone | The bestest hug for Anthony Miles | Failed [Out of Range] | [BLANK] |
| 4/8/19 | Hugs 4 Everyone | The ultimate mega hug for Anthony Miles | Failed [Out of Range] | [BLANK] |
| 4/8/19 | Hugs 4 Everyone | The super infinity giant hug for Anthony Miles | Failed [Out of Range] | [BLANK] |
| 5/8/19 | Hugs 4 Everyone | A hug for Anthony Miles | Failed [Out of Range] | sorry |
Update 4/8/19: SCP-XXXX’s refractory period has been observed to be reduced in half. The reason for this remains unknown.
Update 21/8/19: The refractory period has been reduced to 24 hours. The reason for this remains unknown.
Update 2/9/19: The refractory period has been reduced to less than 24 hours. Multiple reports from witnesses have stated that SCP-XXXX-1, compared to its previous descriptions, has started to appear “thinner” than usual. The reason for this remains unknown.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: All information regarding SCP-XXXX outside of the Foundation is to be immediately removed and acquired. All civilians who have knowledge of SCP-XXXX is to be amnesticed. Any attempts to remove the website has been discontinued due to the significant effort and resources required with repeated failures in doing so.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a website called “Hugs4Everyone.com” that is readily accessible via any internet browsers.
The website, thematically colored in various alternating shades of blue and pink, contains only a main page with the text “Hugs 4 Everyone” in its topmost center, two boxes to be filled with the requestor’s full name and type of hug, and a command button named “Request A Hug”.
When a person fills the box with their true full name, hereby referred to as the requestor, and click the “Request A Hug” button, an entity, referred to as SCP-XXXX-1, will emerge and grow from the monitor of the requestor’s device and proceeds to hug said requestor. If the type of hug is filled in, the entity will proceed to perform said type of hug (e.g. “a big/warmer/tighter hug”). If left blank, SCP-XXXX-1 will still proceed to hug the requestor.
SCP-XXXX-1 appears in different forms but is always consistently described as soft, fluffy and warm. SCP-XXXX-1 will continue hugging the requestor until they themselves state for the activity to stop. Upon stopping, SCP-XXXX will vocalize the following words “Bye, bye and have a happy day” in the language the requestor is most familiar before shrinking and merging back to the monitor.
The interaction between SCP-XXXX-1 is always reported to leave positive effects on the requestor with the requestor commonly stating feeling a sense of warmth and appreciation. Any attempt to apprehend the entity has failed as the entity is capable of becoming incorporeal.
The operator and creator of SCP-XXXX remains unknown.
Addendum XXXX: Foundation personnel has successfully accessed SCP-XXXX’s history of requestors who have used the website. Transcribed below is the recent two months worth of history transcribed in table form for ease of view. For the complete list, refer to SCP-XXXX Requestors List.
| Date | Name of Requestor | Type of Hug | Delivery of Hug |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2/6/19 | Mark Bautista | [DEFAULT] | Success |
| 3/6/19 | Anthony Miles | [DEFAULT] | Success |
| 4/6/19 | Noobz ya boi | Erotic hug (lol) | Denied (Blacklisted) |
| 6/6/19 | Melissa White | A normal hug | Success |
| 7/6/19 | Howard Smith (Noobz ya boi) | Apologetic hug | Success |
| 9/6/19 | Anthony Miles | A warm hug | Success |
| 10/6/19 | Anais Peel | A normal hug | Success |
| 13/6/19 | Howard Smith | A warm hug | Success |
| 14/6/19 | Nahla Preston | A hug that can cure diseases | Failed |
| 15/6/19 | Maisie Mcarthur | [DEFAULT] | Success |
| 19/6/19 | Howard Smith | A long lasting hug | Success |
| 20/6/19 | Finlay Benson | [DEFAULT] | Success |
| 25/6/19 | Chris Maynard | [DEFAULT] | Success |
| 29/6/19 | Anthony Miles | A warm hug | Success |
| 1/7/19 | King Red | A royal hug | Denied |
| 3/7/19 | Anthony Miles | A warm hug | Success |
| 6/7/19 | Jannat Wills | [DEFAULT] | Success |
| 8/7/19 | Nikki Sierra | A sensual hug | Denied (Blacklisted) |
| 11/7/19 | June Reese | [DEFAULT] | Success |
| 15/7/19 | Aadam Black | [DEFAULT] | Success |
| 16/7/19 | Anthony Miles | A tighter hug | Success |
| Foundation last interference with the website. Website remained accessible but SCP-XXXX-1 was not able to manifest. | |||
| 19/7/19 | Anthony Miles | A warmer hug | Failed |
| 20/7/19 | Jay Mejia | [DEFAULT] | Failed |
| 21/7/19 | Anthony Miles | A very warm hug | Failed |
| 23/7/19 | Anthony Miles | A very big hug | Failed |
| 23/7/19 | Anthony Miles | A long lasting hug | Failed |
| 23/7/19 | Anthony Miles Any hug Failed | ||
| 25/7/19 | Devan Hartman | [DEFAULT] | Failed |
| 28/7/19 | Franco Brown | [DEFAULT] | Failed |
| 30/7/19 | Aurelia Summers | A nice hug | Failed |
| Website returned to its normal operations. | |||
| 31/7/19 | Hugs 4 Everyone | For Anthony Miles | Failed |
One of the rooms within SCP-XXXX.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: The area surrounding SCP-XXXX has been bought and fenced under the guise of a privately owned land.
Update 22/3/17: Due to the consistent inconsequential results from testing and researching SCP-XXXX, the entrance to SCP-XXXX has been sealed off indefinitely.
Description: SCP-XXXX is an apartment located on the ground floor of an abandoned apartment complex. SCP-XXXX is lightly furnished and is mostly composed of inexpensive furniture. No records of the original owners of SCP-XXXX has been found.
SCP-XXXX is comprised of two bedrooms, one bathroom, one small kitchen, and a dining area. The first bedroom is simplistic in furnishing and the closet is full of neatly folded loose female clothing, a single unfinished knitted male sweater, yarns and knitting tools, two golden rings, and several empty boxes of medication used primarily for treating high blood pressure, essential tremors, and Osteoarthritis. A suitcase containing several items of adult male clothing is found under the bed.
The second room is disorganized and is decorated with several posters of various bands and video game franchises. A box containing a now discontinued model of a computer set is at the floor facing the entrance to the door. A few items of clothing belonging to a teenage male and a shattered computer monitor is found within the closet. No photos or images of any of the former residents are found within SCP-XXXX.
Unlike its adjacent apartments which are in an advanced state of disrepair, SCP-XXXX remains in a pristine condition despite the entire complex being abandoned over 50 years ago. All persons and foreign objects entering SCP-XXXX will be teleported outside of the apartment after an inconsistent amount of time typically ranging from 32 minutes to three hours. Any changes done within SCP-XXXX is always reverted back to its original state.
A plate of rice with two chicken drumsticks and a glass of orange juice is found on the dining table of SCP-XXXX. The food remains sanitary and at a constant temperature of around 55 °C. Any attempt to interact with the food results to the person being immediately teleported outside SCP-XXXX regardless of the time spent within the apartment.
Incident XXXX: On 3/4/19, an elderly homeless male civilian managed to bypass the perimeter fence and the sealed entrance of SCP-XXXX, triggering the alarm systems. Closer inspection of the breached areas suggests that it was forcefully opened by an external force.
Upon the arrival of Foundation agents, SCP-XXXX was found in a derelict state, similar to its surrounding area. The mostly consumed meal of rice, chicken, and orange juice are one of the few objects not affected by the sudden change of state of the materials within SCP-XXXX, the other being the unopened box containing the computer set, which has been placed within the closet in the second room, and a single item of clothing.
The homeless civilian is found dead in a fetal position on the bed in the first room of SCP-XXXX, wearing the now completed knitted sweater. Investigation on the true identity of the civilian and the previous residents is currently underway. SCP-XXXX has currently not displayed any of its previous anomalous properties. Reclassification of SCP-XXXX to Neutralized is pending approval.
