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SCP-130-J soon after first arrival at Site-11. Agent ████████ is seen in the foreground.
Item #: SCP-130-J
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-130-J is kept at Hangar 5 in Site-11, requiring no special forms of containment due to its stationary nature. The hangar is available for all staff clearance levels with the exception of level-0 personnel. Staff must report their entrances and exits to Head Researcher Manley or they will be punished accordingly.
Description: SCP-130-J is a Lockheed C-130H Hercules military transport aircraft with no abnormalities in shape or form. It was formerly assigned to the ██ ███ ██████ of the Argentine Air Force as the TC-██ (tango charlie █████-███). Several airmen and mechanics reported problems with the doors and fuel tanks after ██/██/2015, when ██ passengers aboard it were replaced by various instances of SCP-130-J-2. The Foundation was alerted to this phenomenon by the Argentine Government and the entire personnel of the ██ ███████ Air Base was administered Class-B amnestics and a disinformation campaign was aimed at the general public, SCP-130-J was recovered under the guise of modernization and later replaced by a different aircraft. All instances of SCP-130-J-2 were terminated.
SCP-130-J does not seem to require refueling as its external and integral fuel tanks cannot be accessed, though it seems to lose none of its fuel during flight. When at least two of the engines are started, all entrances are instantly sealed. Attempts to obstruct the doors have resulted in failure. The windows are also sealed by a black mass not observed to be inside SCP-130-J when it is grounded. This is reverted when it has landed. Video and audio equipment within the cargo hold does not work unless it is grounded, although the cabin is not affected and audio can be recorded from it without any irregularities.
Any human subject introduced into the cargo bay (regardless of gender or race) and flown for 30 minutes in the aircraft will transform into any character played by actor Samuel L. Jackson during the course of his career, henceforth referred as SCP-130-J-2 (new roles are also in the "pool" of possible characters). The subject's new form has been shown to be correlated to their favorite films which include Samuel L. Jackson. If the subject has never watched a movie where the actor may be found, it will instead depend on their other favorite films similar to those which include him (see tests).
SCP-130-J-2 instances do not seem to remember anything past their last appearance in the role's film, as well as being unable to remember anything before the events of the film except any past event within the film's story that is not visually shown. They come out of their "creation" confused and lost, normally asking for the location of any character close to the role's. The instances act like regular human beings without any major abnormalities. All memories from the subject's life are replaced by the character's.
SCP-130-J-2 instances in containment not designated for termination may be allowed to roam Site-11 with approval from Head Researcher Manley. They can also be lent to staff for celebrations and morale-boosting.
Test Log 130-J
D-1575 is a 38-year old African-American male with an average muscle mass and appearance. He states that his favorite film containing Samuel L. Jackson is "Pulp Fiction" by Quentin Tarantino.
D-1575 steps onto the cargo bay and takes a seat. 5 minutes later, 2 engines have successfully started and all the doors and windows seal themselves. The camera equipment in the cargo bay fails. The crew in the cabin begins recording audio. Dr. █████ is present.
D-1575: What the fuck is that on the windows?
Dr. █████: Could you describe what it looks like?
D-1575: Looks like some weird black slime, like it's burnt honey.
Dr. █████: Try attempting contact with it.
No audio can be picked up due to the sound of the engines, but it is assumed D-1575 has gotten up due to the fact he screams a few moments later.
D-1575: [DATA EXPUNGED]! That fucking burns!
Dr. █████: Describe its texture, please.
D-1575: (still recovering from contact with the mass)..uh…It was like the weird goo that snails leave, you know the one, kinda like slimy snot.
Dr. █████: I see. Did it leave any residue on your hands?
D-1575: …No sir.
Dr. █████: Good. (to the crew) You may now take off.
SCP-130-J successfully takes off. Aside from a few minor complaints related to the flight itself, nothing happens for the first 5 minutes. At 5 minutes, 24 seconds, the cargo bay starts emitting a sound similar to a violent windstorm or tropical cyclone. Any attempts to reach D-1575 are unsuccessful.
As the flight continues, the sound gains more volume, reaching its peak at 25 minutes, 47 seconds at ███ decibels. With the exception of Dr. █████, the crew did not receive any significant hearing damage. SCP-130-J circles around Site-11 until 30 minutes of flight have been achieved, at which point it prepares for the landing and reaches short final with no abnormalities. It successfully lands and taxies to Hangar 5. It opens its cargo bay door. A single instance of SCP-130-J-2 exits > the vehicle, being identified as the character "Jules Winnfield". It is visibly confused.
SCP-130-J-2: Wh-where the fuck am I? Where's Vincent?
Dr. █████: Jules Winnfield, I believe? (he extends a hand which, after some hesitating, is shaken by SCP-130-J-2)
SCP-130-J-2: How do you know my name? Where did Vincent go? We were just getting outta that diner and- (he is interrupted by Dr. █████)
Dr. █████: Do not worry about that, Mr. Winnfield. We just have some questions we'd like you to answer.
