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Item #: XXXX
Object class: Euclid
Containment procedures:
SCP-XXXX is to be in a cell no less than 1 meter by 1 meter. On the two walls on either side of the door, there should be paper. There is to be no paper on the wall with the door, the wall opposite the door, and the floor and ceiling. There are no other security measures other than a security camera in every corner. No reproductions of it are allowed, as they will become it. Any doors should immediately be erased, and no objects that can be drawn on should enter the cell, this includes electronics with screens. A guard should also be in there with an eraser, should a door be drawn.
Description:
SCP-XXXX is the outline of a human drawing, it has limbs with muscles, its face has sketch lines across it. All the lines are rough sketch lines. When it moves, it looks similar to a stop motion flip book. SCP-XXXX can change its height and width, but prefers to have a height of 18cm. The limit of this ability is currently unknown. It holds a pencil in its hand at all times.
It has the ability to produce drawings incredibly lifelike, operate drawn objects, including (but not limited to) doors, windows, computers and books. Should a door be drawn, it should immediately be erased, as these doors can lead to anywhere within a 100-meter radius. It can only move to an object that can be drawn on. SCP-XXXX has stated that, while it can move to chalkboards, it only does it if it has to, as it "does not like the chalky feeling", meaning that it can feel whatever it is made out of1. SCP-XXXX displays disinterest in anything other than art, however, it has talked about other things on occasion. It can communicate through speech bubbles that appear when it speaks, however, these are usually it just talking to itself. Very rarely do these appear for conversation purposes. Should SCP-XXXX break containment, areas within 100 meters with objects that can be drawn upon should be searched. Once found, SCP-XXXX should be put on a small piece of paper, this should be done by placing the paper on one side of the object and sliding it towards the scp2. On occasion, SCP-XXXX has been known to act in an agitated manner when on the paper, claiming it to be too small.
