Item #: SCP-6000
Object Class: Euclid
Special containment Procedures:
SCP-6000 Is to be kept in a 12 x 20 at Site-[REDACTED]
padded chamber with at least one subject wearing a white garment made of strong material designed to bind the subjects arms, as if mimicking a violently disoriented person at all times. Any personal entering the chamber must be wearing a white jumpsuit while giving SCP-6000 it's daily medication as to not alarm SCP-6000. In case of containment breach, all personnel must wear a white jumpsuit or a straitjacket that are near SCP-6000's chamber. SCP-6000 must be given its medication to tranquil SCP-6000. Once given proper medication, SCP- will proceed back to its chamber.
Description:
SCP-6000 greatly resemble a nude caucasian male human being with no reproductive organs. SCP-6000 is a bipedal humanoid with the same arrangement of limbs and features of a traditional human male. SCP-6000 is able change its body structure, making SCP-6000 greatly deformed by human standards to a lesser or higher degree, Even though SCP-600 can change its body, while maintaining a masculine male shape. SCP-6000's changes ranges from minor abnormalities in proportions (enlarged head, small limbs, etc.) Even though SCP-6000 is extremely lacking in skin and subcutaneous tissues, although SCP-6000 does not bleed from such deformities, revealing that SCP-6000 perhaps possess some other mechanism to compensate for the deformable changes. SCP-6000 is missing a face entirely and any sort of hair. SCP-6000 has a orifice on the front of his neck with all the properties of a normal human including average teeth and tounge size and a normal throat inside of the orifice, yet SCP-6000 cannot speak even those it possesses all the requirements to do so.
Addendum 1-A:
SCP-6000 was discovered at Mount Wilson Hospital when multiple task forces were dispatched after an undercover agent had reported of the incident. SCP-6000 was found on top of a pile or corpses. SCP-6000 was [REDACTED] the flesh of a patient's head. SCP-6000 was then captured and relocated.






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