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Section 2
SCP-XXXX as it was initially discovered.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be stored in a standard anomalous object locker. Foundation computers and devices containing camera feeds or sensitive software that involve the use of a character to represent the user should have software blocks that prevent SCP-XXXX-1 from being installed. Requests for testing or use on operations are to be directed to Head Researcher ████████.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a ██████-branded virtual reality headset. No noticeable modifications have been made to the headset, however the controllers vary significantly from the brand's standard controllers, with a majority of buttons missing, two additional buttons having been added on the handle (similar in appearance and function to the "grip button"), and no battery slot.
The cable on SCP-XXXX has also been modified. Rather than the standard male USB connector and male display connector, there is a single male connector that does not match any known port, but is inexplicably capable of connecting to any computer port through an unknown process in which the connector changes it's shape to fit the port.
When plugged into any device capable of running some form of software (this includes, but is not limited to, computers, video game consoles, and mobile phones), a prompt will appear (resembling prompts that would normally appear on the device) to download and install a program, hereby referred to as SCP-XXXX-1. Attempts to determine where this program is downloaded from have failed, as no internet activity is registered during this download, and it occurs even on internet-disabled devices or devices that restrict downloads. The program also only appears to run when SCP-XXXX is plugged into the device, otherwise it will not launch.
When launched, SCP-XXXX-1 displays a list of software installed on the device that SCP-XXXX can be used with. All of the software listed shares the common trait of involving some sort of character that the user is either represented by, or can see from a first person view. When this software is clicked on, SCP-XXXX-1 will request that the user put on the headset.
If the user dons the headset and picks up the controllers, they are transported into the body of the character in the software. Subjects have noted that they are unable to feel the headset or the controllers. Camera views of subjects during testing have also shown that while subjects bodies accurately show their movements in virtual reality, they are unable to physically locomote in the real world. Additionally, tests in small environments have shown that walls do not block the subject's body movements, and that their bodies simply phase through any nearby objects (this includes living organisms and the headset itself).
Discovery: SCP-XXXX was initially discovered after reports of cheating in various multiplayer video games. Of note was that all reports mentioned a player seemingly performing impossible acts, and animations that had never been seen before. Foundation Internet Agents were sent to track the player down. Their IP address was quickly discovered and tracked to an empty house located at [REDACTED]. SCP-XXXX was found with a note reading "HYPER REALITY V1.0" as well as an active computer that appeared to be running an updated version of SCP-XXXX-1 alongside a popular multiplayer game. Due to the high profile of affected games, worldwide amnestics were released.
Testing Log-XXXX-03:Test #: 01
Software Description: A single player first-person game, involving the exploration of ancient ruins. This software normally runs on a computer, using standard mouse and keyboard as its input method.
Method: Subject was placed in a cell with a desk, with a computer and SCP-XXXX placed on it. The computer had SCP-XXXX-1 and the game installed, but was otherwise factory default. Subject was asked to plug in SCP-XXXX, select the game, put on the headset, and play for 10 minutes.
Results: Subject displayed confusion due to the lack of ports that support the headset, before figuring out that it was able to fit in any port. The subject stated that they were able to fully interact with the game, and experienced all five senses. Of note is that the subject was able to take off the headset when they wished, despite their hands phasing through it during the test.
Test #: 02
Software Description: A popular multiplayer third-person game, in which the goal is to kill other players to accrue as many points as possible. In this test, the console edition of the game was used, which uses controller input. A local server was hosted by the Foundation, and the game was edited to prevent online play.
Method: Subject was placed in a cell with a TV, the game console and SCP-XXXX, with SCP-XXXX-1 and the game installed on the console. Of note is that no controllers other than SCP-XXXX's were present, meaning that the subject had no way of interacting with the console. Subject was instructed to plug in SCP-XXXX, select the game, put on the headset and connect to the Foundation server.
Results: After plugging in the headset, the subject displayed momentary confusion before using the screen to select the game (Note: The television screen was not a touchscreen). Other Foundation members present in the server noted that the subject retained full movement ability, and was even capable of exiting the level via climbing. The subject claimed that such out-of-bounds areas appeared fully detailed to them, and that chat messages from the Foundation members (who instructed them to remove the headset) manifested as thoughts in their mind. The subject also expired in the game, and reported that they felt the pain inflicted physically, although later investigations showed no physical impact on their body.
Test #: 03
Software Description: A popular side-scrolling two-dimensional mobile game. In this game, the player character is able to jump across platforms and must collect cardboard boxes filled with various items.
Method: Subject was placed in a small cell (1 x 1 m) with a mobile phone placed on the floor next to SCP-XXXX. The phone had the game installed alongside junk software that took up the entirety of its disk space. Subject was asked to plug SCP-XXXX into the phone, install SCP-XXXX-1, select the game, put on the headset and play for 10 minutes.
Results: Subject plugged headset into the phone's charging port. They were prompted to install SCP-XXXX-1, which they proceeded to do. Despite lack of storage space, the software was installed successfully. Subject claimed that SCP-XXXX ran perfectly despite the phone having insufficient hardware to run virtual reality. They also claimed that the game appeared three-dimensional, but that they found themselves only able to move on two axes. Camera footage showed that subject's limbs phased through the walls of the cell, and that the phone (which was hanging off of SCP-XXXX's cable) also phased through the floor.
Test #: 04
Software Description: An adventure game in which the entire game takes place in a terminal window. Rather than using graphical representations, the game uses text strings to describe events taking place.
Method: The subject was placed inside a cell containing a computer with the game and SCP-XXXX-1 installed, as well as SCP-XXXX. The computer had all ports removed and had no peripheral devices attached. Subject was asked to plug in SCP-XXXX, select the game, put on the headset and play for 10 minutes.
Results: As the subject picked up the object, a port formed on the computer matching the shape of SCP-XXXX's connector. This port later disappeared upon disconnection. Once they had plugged in SCP-XXXX, the subject was momentarily confused, before going into a trance-like state. When questioned after the test, they claimed they were selecting the game. Shortly after going into this trance, the subject put on the headset. They claimed that the game appeared fully detailed and three-dimensional, however when put into a situation where a choice would occur in the game, they felt unable to think of any choices beyond a select few (the examples they gave were later matched to the choices given in the game).
Test #: 05
Software Description: A camera feed linked to a camera worn by Researcher █████, who supervised this test.
Method: Subject was placed in a cell containing SCP-XXXX as well as a standard Foundation computer, with software showing said camera feed. SCP-XXXX-1 was installed on the computer. Subject was asked to plug in SCP-XXXX, select the camera software, put on the headset and play for ten minutes.
Results: [DATA EXPUNGED] Headset was removable shortly after the subject's expiry. No external or internal damage was visible on their body.
Addendum-XXXX-01: The house that SCP-XXXX was found in contained a workshop area filled with various electronics and a written letter. The contents of this letter are transcribed below:
Hey Dude!
I think I've finally made a breakthrough with Hyper Reality V2.0! I won't explain specifics just yet, but I think I've finally found out how to create true immersion. After writing this I'm going to test it again. Come see me so I can show you what I've done!
Addendum-XXXX-02: After the Foundation acquired SCP-XXXX, Foundation Internet Agents found that similar cheating reports were still being made. The game that these reports came from matched the game that was running on the computer next to where SCP-XXXX was found. This game and it's servers have since been acquired by the Foundation, and amnestics worldwide were released again. A different game under the same name was released by Foundation agents, that graphically matches the year it was released, in order to fit still-existing advertising campaigns.
- (joke) Mazz
- Familiar, yet different Final(?) Draft
- Familiar, yet different Second Draft
- Familiar, yet different First Draft
- I'm your favourite character, AMA Second Draft
- I'm your favourite character, AMA Original Draft
- I'm Here to Heal You
Item #: SCP-M455-J
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-M455-J is to be stored in a standard humanoid containment cell. 3 hours of leisure time outside of the cell is allowed per day. SCP-M455-J is also allowed to request personal items.
Description: SCP-M455-J is an anthropomorphic humanoid with the ability to shift its appearance at will. SCP-M455-J's internal anatomy is very similar to a human, however the external anatomy commonly displays aspects of various animal species, including the Vulpes family and Capra aegagrus. SCP-M455-J displays a human-like intelligence, and is capable of vocalisation. It is generally cooperative with staff, and those that converse with SCP-M455-J display increased happiness and motivation.
SCP-M455-J's preferred form includes aspects of the Vulpes family, with shades of white, pink and purple in its fur and hair, pink irises, and noticeably large ears and tail. Body proportions vary, with SCP-M455-J being capable of changing the shape, size and fat content of its body at will.
SCP-M455-J was discovered in ███████, █████, in an apartment previously owned by ████ ██████, after reports of a 'fox girl' in the local community. No traces of the previous owner could be found. A search of the apartment found nothing anomalous, however a small vial labelled 'Ambrose Restaurant' was found, with text underneath reading 'Be yourself'.
An instance of SCP-XXXX-A connecting to a non-anomalous street (instance in center of image)
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: If a manifestation of SCP-XXXX is discovered, a Scranton Reality Anchor must be deployed to the immediate area surrounding this manifestation, ensuring that the area-of-effect covers all known manifestations of SCP-XXXX-A. Any residents of the area that have been absorbed will have an appropriate cover story fabricated to explain their disappearance. All civilians in the immediate area must be treated with amnestics, as absorption does not always occur when a person enters the anomaly.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a spatial anomaly that manifests near inattentive travellers. It creates non-existing pathways, roads and locations (hereby referred to as SCP-XXXX-A) that resemble the area it appears in. The initial manifestation is usually discovered by those not familiar with the area, or who are not paying attention to the route they are taking. These people will invariably follow the route of a manifestation of SCP-XXXX-A, as opposed to continuing along their intended path.
Instances of SCP-XXXX-A superficially resemble the area surrounding the anomaly, and will connect to other pathways along the way, including pre-existing paths and other SCP-XXXX-A instances. In addition, these instances will create other objects and entities that logically would be located alongside the path, such as parks, buildings, flora and fauna. These connections will constantly change, with entrances moving around both inside and outside SCP-XXXX.
Further studies of this anomaly have revealed that instances of SCP-XXXX-A are non-Euclidean in nature, and cannot be observed from above. Additionally, attempting to enter instances from anywhere other than the entrance has proved unsuccessful, due to the non-Euclidean nature of these pathways. However, it has been found that radio signals can still be received from inside the anomaly. Attempts to track how these signals transmit show that each signal emanates from the point-of-entry, regardless of how far the radio device has been taken inside.
As the anomaly continues to manifest, more interconnecting SCP-XXXX-A instances will appear, until the point where people will become "absorbed" by the anomaly, unable to find their way out. This is due to the fact that the layout of SCP-XXXX changes, with exits constantly changing location. When the anomaly reaches this point, all people inside are to be considered lost, as attempting a rescue mission will only cause more loss of personnel.
At an undetermined point in time, the anomaly will start creating humanoid creatures, referred to as SCP-XXXX-1. These humanoids resemble people located in the area affected by SCP-XXXX, but with very slight differences in appearance. Otherwise, there are no discernible differences between these creatures and regular human beings.
Explorations: Catalogued below are the explorations undertaken inside manifestations of SCP-XXXX.
Opening statement: Exploration was conducted by Researcher █████████, using D-9571 to explore the anomaly. Subject's history showed violent tendencies. Both were equipped with a radio. In this case, SCP-XXXX-A had manifested as the entrance to a street.
Researcher █████████: Hello, please test your radio.
D-9571: Test, I guess?
Researcher █████████: Good. Please enter the street.
D-9571 enters SCP-XXXX-A
D-9571: Okay, now what? Am I meant to explode or something?
Researcher █████████: Please, keep walking into the street.
D-9571 walks approximately 10 metres into the anomaly
Researcher █████████: Good, stop there. Now please test your radio.
D-9571: Uh, hi?
Researcher █████████: Loud and clear. Now, continue walking until you can no longer see us.
D-9571 continues walking until they have turned around a corner, and are no longer visible to Researcher █████████.
Researcher █████████: Radio test.
D-9571: Yep, still here.
Researcher █████████: What can you see?
D-9571: Just looks like a normal street, with houses. Kind of quiet though, can't see anybody here.
Researcher █████████: Please continue on, and tell us what you see.
D-9571 stays silent for a few minutes.
Researcher █████████: Hello?
D-9571: Yep, still looks like houses to me, also I've hit a dead end.
Researcher █████████: Alright. Please return to the entrance.
D-9571 remains silent for a few more minutes
D-9571: Huh, swear that street wasn't there before.
Researcher █████████: Please elaborate.
D-9571: Oh, uh, I came past this area earlier, but I remember there being, like, a purple house here before. Now there's a new street. Maybe my memory is just bad though.
Researcher █████████: Continue moving back to the entrance.
D-9571 stays silent again for several more minutes
D-9571: Uhhh…
Researcher █████████: What is it?
D-9571: I'm here, where are you guys?
Researcher █████████: We are still waiting at the entrance. We do not see you.
D-9571: Wait no, this is different, this is definitely different. There's an intersection here now! It changed!
Researcher █████████: Please calm down, we will—
D-9571: Shit, I'm going to die here aren't I?
Researcher █████████: Calm down D-9571, rescue can—
The radio went static at this point. It is assumed that D-9571 destroyed it in a fit of violence. Upon further inspection, the static signals were found to be emanating from the location that he entered at.
Opening Statement: This exploration was performed by Dr ████, using D-5724. Subject had suffered several panic attacks in the past. Both were equipped with radios, and D-5724 was additionally equipped with a day's worth of rations, a flashlight with spare batteries, and a harness attached to a pulley system. In this case, SCP-XXXX had manifested inside a large office building, with SCP-XXXX-A manifesting as a door that had previously not existed.
Dr ████: Please check that the rope is taut.
D-5724 tugs at the rope
D-5724: Yeah, seems fine.
Dr ████: Please enter through the door.
D-5724 enters and looks around
Dr ████: What can you see from inside?
D-5724: Lots of cubicles. Ugh, I hate offices.
Dr ████: Are there any windows?
D-5724: Yeah, there's windows. I can see the city outside. Looks like I'm on the top floor? (Note: Analysis of security footage did not show D-5724 as being visible from outside the building at any point during the expedition)
Dr ████: Please continue through one of the doors.
D-5724 can be heard opening a door.
Dr ████: What can you see now?
D-5724: Just a ton of hallways. There's one to the right that seems to go to another room of cubicles. Wait, shouldn't that be where the edge of the building is?
Dr ████: Please enter the hallway on the right.
D-5724 enters the hallway, reaching the next room of cubicles
D-5724: This is really weirding me out. It doesn't make sense. This is past where the windows were.
Dr ████: Are there any windows in this section?
D-5724: Uh, yes. I can– wait, what the fuck? Now I'm near the bottom of the building!
Dr ████: Please continue the exploration.
D-5724: What is happening here?
Dr ████ remains silent
D-5724: Whatever.
D-5724 continues walking for several minutes, silently.
D-5724: Hey, I'm at some sort of kitchen now.
Dr ████: Describe your surroundings.
D-5724: It looks pretty normal. There's a sink, coffee machine, stove, kettle, everything you'd expect in an office kitchen.
On Dr ████'s end, all rope beyond the entrance of SCP-XXXX seemingly vanishes, leaving a clean cut on the end of the rope that remains.
D-5724: Guys, what happened to the rope? It's gone slack.
Dr ████: It appears to have vanished on our end. Please check the direction that you came from.
D-5724: Okay… Shit! The rope just ends at the door!
Dr ████: Please stay calm. Follow the route that you came from.
D-5724 remains silent for several minutes
Dr ████: Checking in.
D-5724: It's all different! The hallways have changed, there's more doors now, where do I go!
Dr ████: Please do not panic. We will find you a way out. Remain calm.
D-5724 becomes unresponsive. Multiple attempts were made to contact them, to no avail. Due to the danger of the anomaly, no rescue attempts were made. As soon as the Reality Anchor was activated, the radio signal ceased, and the entrance door completely disappeared, being replaced with solid wall. Further investigation revealed that nothing was behind where the door had been previously been.
Incident-XXXX-33: A civilian escaped from SCP-XXXX after being "absorbed". They were interviewed by Dr ██████. As soon as the anomaly was brought under control, they were given amnestics and released. Interview transcript below.
Introductions and other unimportant conversation has been removed for brevity
Dr ██████: Can you please describe the layout inside the anomaly?
Civilian: It kept changing. One minute I was driving down a dead end road, suddenly there were two more roads leading off of it. When I came back to where I originally entered, it had been connected to a new road leading past a park I had never seen before.
Dr ██████: Did you see anyone else during your time spent in the anomaly?
Civilian: Yes, there were people. But it was weird, they looked like people I knew, but there was something off about them? Like their faces were slightly different, or they were wearing glasses, or had wider shoulders. Whatever they were, they were definitely not the same people I knew.
Dr ██████: Did you address any of them?
Civilian: Yeah, I tried talking to a couple of them. Some seemed just as confused as I was, while some had no idea what I was talking about.
Dr ██████: What do you mean by "Just as confused as you were"?
Civilian: They said they experienced something similar. Turned down the wrong road, and now they were in this ever-changing maze, just like me. But they were definitely people I had never seen before, and they had never seen me either.
Dr ██████: Did any of them tell you their names? Or where they came from?
A list of names and locations were given. When researched, several of these names and locations did not appear to exist, and various names were found to belong to people living very far away from the existing locations mentioned. The interview was concluded here.
Incident-XXXX-71: During a minor manifestation of SCP-XXXX in the ███████ Hospital ventilation system, D-9571 crawled out of one of the vents, and attacked several patients. They were quickly reacquired by the Foundation and subsequently terminated. Their body showed emaciation due to starvation and their violent state appeared to be non-anomalous.
Due to the presence of Foundation insignia on their clothing, amnestics were administered to all civilians that were involved. A cover story was given presenting D-9571 as an escaped convict.
Incident-XXXX-105: SCP-XXXX manifested at Site-██, leading to the absorption of several important personnel and artefacts. Safety procedures have been revised, and a Scranton Reality Anchor of appropriate size must now be present at all Foundation sites holding sensitive objects or important personnel.
An instance of SCP-XXXX-A connecting to a non-anomalous street (instance in center of image)
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: If a manifestation of SCP-XXXX is discovered, a size 3 "City" Scranton Reality Anchor must be deployed to the immediate area surrounding this manifestation. Any residents of that area that have been absorbed will have an appropriate cover story fabricated to explain their disappearance. All civilians in the immediate area must be treated with amnestics, in the case that they entered the anomaly without being absorbed.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a spatial anomaly that manifests near inattentive travellers. It creates non-existing pathways, roads and locations (hereby referred to as SCP-XXXX-A) that resemble the area it appears in. The initial manifestation is caused by a person who is not paying attention to their route. The person will invariably follow the route of a manifestation of SCP-XXXX-A, as opposed to continuing along their intended path.
Instances of SCP-XXXX-A superficially resemble the area surrounding the anomaly, and will connect to other pathways along the way. As well as pathways, these instances will also create other objects and entities that logically would be located alongside the path, such as parks, buildings, flora and fauna, and they will also connect to other paths that are either pre-existing, or created by SCP-XXXX. These connections will constantly change, with entrances moving around both inside and outside SCP-XXXX
Further studies of this anomaly have revealed that instances of SCP-XXXX-A are non-Euclidean in nature, and cannot be observed from above. Additionally, attempting to enter instances from anywhere other than the entrance has proved unsuccessful, due to the non-Euclidean nature of these pathways. However, it has been found that radio signals can still be received from inside the anomaly. Attempts to track how these signals transmit show that each signal emanates from one of the entrances to SCP-XXXX.
As the anomaly continues to exist, more interconnecting SCP-XXXX-A instances will appear, until the point where people will become "absorbed" by the anomaly, unable to find their way out. At this point, they are to be considered lost, as attempting a rescue mission will only cause more loss of personnel. Around this time the anomaly will start creating humanoid creatures, referred to as SCP-XXXX-1. These humanoids resemble people located in the area affected by SCP-XXXX, but with very slight differences in appearance. When communicated with, they behave as if they were normal human beings.
Explorations: Catalogued below are the explorations undertaken inside manifestations of SCP-XXXX.
Opening statement: Exploration was conducted by Researcher █████████, using D-9571 to explore the anomaly. Subject's history showed violent tendencies. Both were equipped with a radio. In this case, SCP-XXXX-A had manifested as the entrance to a street.
Researcher █████████: Hello, please test your radio.
D-9571: Test, I guess?
Researcher █████████: Good. Please enter the street.
D-9571 enters SCP-XXXX-A
D-9571: Okay, now what? Am I meant to explode or something?
Researcher █████████: Please, keep walking into the street.
D-9571 walks approximately 10 metres into the anomaly
Researcher █████████: Good, stop there. Now please test your radio.
D-9571: Uh, hi?
Researcher █████████: Loud and clear. Now, continue walking until you can no longer see us.
D-9571 continues walking until they have turned around a corner, and are no longer visible to Researcher █████████.
Researcher █████████: Radio test.
D-9571: Yep, still here.
Researcher █████████: What can you see?
D-9571: Just looks like a normal street, with houses. Kind of quiet though, can't see anybody here.
Researcher █████████: Please continue on, and tell us what you see.
D-9571 stays silent for a few minutes.
Researcher █████████: Hello?
D-9571: Yep, still looks like houses to me, also I've hit a dead end.
Researcher █████████: Alright. Please return to the entrance.
D-9571 remains silent for a few more minutes
D-9571: Huh, swear that street wasn't there before.
Researcher █████████: Please elaborate.
D-9571: Oh, uh, I came past this area earlier, but I remember there being, like, a purple house here before. Now there's a new street. Maybe my memory is just bad though.
Researcher █████████: Continue moving back to the entrance.
D-9571 stays silent again for several more minutes
D-9571: Uhhh…
Researcher █████████: What is it?
D-9571: I'm here, where are you guys?
Researcher █████████: We are still waiting at the entrance. We do not see you.
D-9571: Wait no, this is different, this is definitely different. There's an intersection here now! It changed!
Researcher █████████: Please calm down, we will—
D-9571: Shit, I'm going to die here aren't I?
Researcher █████████: Calm down D-9571, rescue can—
The radio went static at this point. It is assumed that D-9571 destroyed it in a fit of violence. Upon further inspection, the static signals were found to be emanating from the location that he entered at.
Opening Statement: This exploration was performed by Dr ████, using D-5724. Subject had suffered several panic attacks in the past. Both were equipped with radios, and D-5724 was additionally equipped with a day's worth of rations, a flashlight with spare batteries, and a harness attached to a pulley system. In this case, SCP-XXXX had manifested inside a large office building, with SCP-XXXX-A manifesting as a door that had previously not existed.
Dr ████: Please check that the rope is taut.
D-5724 tugs at the rope
D-5724: Yeah, seems fine.
Dr ████: Please enter through the door.
D-5724 enters and looks around
Dr ████: What can you see from inside?
D-5724: Lots of cubicles. Ugh, I hate offices.
Dr ████: Are there any windows?
D-5724: Yeah, there's windows. I can see the city outside. Looks like I'm on the top floor? (Note: Analysis of security footage did not show D-5724 as being visible from outside the building at any point during the expedition)
Dr ████: Please continue through one of the doors.
D-5724 can be heard opening a door.
Dr ████: What can you see now?
D-5724: Just a ton of hallways. There's one to the right that seems to go to another room of cubicles. Wait, shouldn't that be where the edge of the building is?
Dr ████: Please enter the hallway on the right.
D-5724 enters the hallway, reaching the next room of cubicles
D-5724: This is really weirding me out. It doesn't make sense. This is past where the windows were.
Dr ████: Are there any windows in this section?
D-5724: Uh, yes. I can– wait, what the fuck? Now I'm near the bottom of the building!
Dr ████: Please continue the exploration.
D-5724: What is happening here?
Dr ████ remains silent
D-5724: Whatever.
D-5724 continues walking for several minutes, silently.
D-5724: Hey, I'm at some sort of kitchen now.
Dr ████: Describe your surroundings.
D-5724: It looks pretty normal. There's a sink, coffee machine, stove, kettle, everything you'd expect in an office kitchen.
On Dr ████'s end, all rope beyond the entrance of SCP-XXXX seemingly vanishes, leaving a clean cut on the end of the rope that remains.
D-5724: Guys, what happened to the rope? It's gone slack.
Dr ████: It appears to have vanished on our end. Please check the direction that you came from.
D-5724: Okay… Shit! The rope just ends at the door!
Dr ████: Please stay calm. Follow the route that you came from.
D-5724 remains silent for several minutes
Dr ████: Checking in.
D-5724: It's all different! The hallways have changed, there's more doors now, where do I go!
Dr ████: Please do not panic. We will find you a way out. Remain calm.
D-5724 becomes unresponsive. Multiple attempts were made to contact them, to no avail. Due to the danger of the anomaly, no rescue attempts were made. As soon as the Reality Anchor was activated, the radio signal ceased, and the entrance door completely disappeared, being replaced with solid wall. Further investigation revealed that nothing was behind where the door had been previously been.
Incident-XXXX-33: A civilian escaped from SCP-XXXX after being "absorbed". They were interviewed by Dr ██████. As soon as the anomaly was brought under control, they were given amnestics and released. Interview transcript below.
Introductions and other unimportant conversation has been removed for brevity
Dr ██████: Can you please describe the layout inside the anomaly?
Civilian: It kept changing. One minute I was driving down a dead end road, suddenly there were two more roads leading off of it. When I came back to where I originally entered, it had been connected to a new road leading past a park I had never seen before.
Dr ██████: Did you see anyone else during your time spent in the anomaly?
Civilian: Yes, there were people. But it was weird, they looked like people I knew, but there was something off about them? Like their faces were slightly different, or they were wearing glasses, or had wider shoulders. Whatever they were, they were definitely not the same people I knew.
Dr ██████: Did you address any of them?
Civilian: Yeah, I tried talking to a couple of them. Some seemed just as confused as I was, while some had no idea what I was talking about.
Dr ██████: What do you mean by "Just as confused as you were"?
Civilian: They said they experienced something similar. Turned down the wrong road, and now they were in this ever-changing maze, just like me. But they were definitely people I had never seen before, and they had never seen me either.
Dr ██████: Did any of them tell you their names? Or where they came from?
A list of names and locations were given. When researched, several of these names and locations did not appear to exist, and various names were found to belong to people living very far away from the existing locations mentioned. The interview was concluded here.
Incident-XXXX-71: During a minor manifestation of SCP-XXXX in the ███████ Hospital ventilation system, D-9571 crawled out of one of the vents, and attacked several patients. They were quickly reacquired by the Foundation and subsequently terminated. Their body showed emaciation due to starvation and their violent state appeared to be non-anomalous.
Due to the presence of Foundation insignia on their clothing, amnestics were administered to all civilians that were involved. A cover story was given presenting D-9571 as an escaped convict.
Incident-XXXX-105: SCP-XXXX manifested at Site-██, leading to the absorption of several important personnel and artefacts. Safety procedures have been revised, and a Scranton Reality Anchor of appropriate size must now be present at all Foundation sites holding sensitive objects or important personnel.
An instance of SCP-XXXX-1 connecting to a non-anomalous street (instance in center of image)
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: If a manifestation of SCP-XXXX is discovered, a size 3 "City" Scranton Reality Anchor must be deployed to the immediate area surrounding this manifestation. Any residents of that area that have been absorbed will have an appropriate cover story fabricated to explain their disappearance. All civilians in the immediate area must be treated with amnestics, in the case that they entered the anomaly without being absorbed.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a spatial anomaly that manifests near inattentive travellers. It creates non-existing pathways, roads and locations (hereby referred to as SCP-XXXX-1) that resemble the area it appears in. The initial manifestation is caused by a person who is not paying attention to their route. The person will invariably turn into a manifestation of SCP-XXXX-1, as opposed to continuing along their intended path.
Instances of SCP-XXXX-1 superficially resemble the area surrounding the anomaly, and will connect to other pathways along the way. As well as pathways, these instances will also create other objects and entities that logically would be located alongside the path, such as parks, buildings, flora and fauna, and they will also connect to other paths that are either pre-existing, or created by SCP-XXXX. These connections will constantly change, with entrances moving around both inside and outside SCP-XXXX
Further studies of this anomaly have revealed that instances of SCP-XXXX-1 are non-Euclidean in nature, and cannot be observed from above. Additionally, attempting to enter instances from anywhere other than the entrance has proved unsuccessful, due to the non-Euclidean nature of these pathways. However, it has been found that radio signals can still be received from inside the anomaly. Attempts to track how these signals transmit show that each signal emanates from one of the entrances to SCP-XXXX.
As the anomaly continues to exist, more interconnecting SCP-XXXX-1 instances will appear, until the point where personnel will become "absorbed" by the anomaly, unable to find their way out. At this point, they are to be considered lost, as attempting a rescue mission will only cause more loss of personnel. Around this time the anomaly will start creating humanoid creatures, referred to as SCP-XXXX-02. These humanoids resemble people located in the area affected by SCP-XXXX, but with very slight differences in appearance. When communicated with, for all intents and purposes they appear to be normal human beings.
Incident-XXXX-33: A civilian escaped from SCP-XXXX after being "absorbed". They were interviewed by Dr ██████. As soon as the anomaly was brought under control, they were given amnestics and released. Interview transcript below.
Introductions and other unimportant conversation has been removed for brevity
Dr ██████: Can you please describe the layout inside the anomaly?
Civilian: It kept changing. One minute I was driving down a dead end road, suddenly there were two more roads leading off of it. When I came back to where I originally entered, it had been connected to a new road leading past a park I had never seen before.
Dr ██████: Did you see anyone else during your time spent in the anomaly?
Civilian: Yes, there were people. But it was weird, they looked like people I knew, but there was something off about them? Like their faces were slightly different, or they were wearing glasses, or had wider shoulders. Whatever they were, they were definitely not the same people I knew.
Dr ██████: Did you address any of them?
Civilian: Yeah, I tried talking to a couple of them. Some seemed just as confused as I was, while some had no idea what I was talking about.
Dr ██████: What do you mean by "Just as confused as you were"?
Civilian: They said they experienced something similar. Turned down the wrong road, and now they were in this ever-changing maze, just like me. But they were definitely people I had never seen before, and they had never seen me either.
Dr ██████: Did any of them tell you their names? Or where they came from?
A list of names and locations were given. When researched, several of these names and locations did not appear to exist, and various names were found to belong to people living very far away from the existing locations mentioned. The interview was concluded here.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Foundation webcrawlers are to scan through all websites and social media accounts associated with fictional media, especially those with a large internet following. Any hyperlinks that lead into SCP-XXXX-01 must be immediately removed. SCP-XXXX must be regularly checked for new non-fictional and non-Foundation members and have their account removed from SCP-XXXX. Any media traced back to SCP-XXXX-01 must also be erased when found.
Description: SCP-XXXX is an online chat hosted on a website going by the name of ██████ (hereby referred to as SCP-XXXX-01). It consists of 6 'chat rooms', including 'Introduction', 'Rules' (see Addendum-XXXX-01), 'General', 'Memes', 'Photos' and 'NSFW'. SCP-XXXX involves various accounts named after popular fictional characters, all listed as 'Idols' (hereby collectively referred to as SCP-XXXX-02). Links to SCP-XXXX-01 are spread on various other websites and social media accounts associated with fictional media, with messages generally referring to fictional characters having an 'AMA' (Ask Me Anything) within SCP-XXXX. The accounts that post these links have names made up of various random characters, and attempting to view their profile will lead to a 404 error from the website the link was posted on. Attempts to shut down SCP-XXXX-01 have been unsuccessful, as the source of both it and the SCP-XXXX-02 accounts cannot be traced.
Users that join SCP-XXXX are able to communicate with instances of SCP-XXXX-02 using the 'General' chat room, and it will respond in-character with the fictional persona that its account represents. If a user makes a suggestion to one of these instances in relation to any of the media that the character they represent has existed in, said media and anything else that involves that character will be modified to reflect this suggestion (see Incident-XXXX-02 and Incident-XXXX-03).
The 'Introductions' chat room does not allow regular users to send messages, however SCP-XXXX-02 will regularly post 'introductions' in this chat room as new accounts get added, describing the fictional character that was introduced. As new official media gets created involving a character, the introductions will be updated with information detailing their actions in said media.
The 'Photos' and 'NSFW' chat rooms mainly consist of artwork posted by both SCP-XXXX-02 and non-anomalous users, taken from various art websites (with those in 'NSFW' being of an explicit nature). However, art posted by SCP-XXXX-02 has been found to not exist outside of SCP-XXXX-01, and often refer to non-existent characters and artists. Additionally, instances of SCP-XXXX-02 will occasionally post hyper-realistic images of both the characters the account represents, and environments featured in media involving the character. Attempts to trace down the origin of these photos has also been unsuccessful.
The 'Memes' channel appears to contain viral internet 'memes' that are related to fictional media, posted by both non-anomalous users and instances of SCP-XXXX-02. These do not appear to have any anomalous properties, although of note is that instances of SCP-XXXX-02 will tend to post 'memes' that seem to refer to non-existent media (some of which, upon closer examination, has been found to exist in the fictional setting the character is from).
SCP-XXXX-03: SCP-XXXX-03 is the administrator of SCP-XXXX, their username being ████████, and their user icon being that of the Milky Way Galaxy. They have only appeared to be online once for the duration that the Foundation has been observing SCP-XXXX. An interview was conducted with them by Foundation personnel during this time (See Interview Log XXXX-03-001).
Addendum-XXXX-01: The 'rules' of SCP-XXXX have been listed as follows:
1. Be kind! Anyone who is found making any homophobic, racist, derogatory etc. comments will be removed.
2. Only Idols may be asked questions.
3. Only those of 18 years of age or older may access the NSFW room
4. Please do not criticise any fictional works, all works are accepted here.
5. Please only post memes related to fiction in the meme room.
6. Please do not post real-life content in the NSFW or Photo rooms, unless you are an Idol!
7. Please do not share website links! Administrators will distribute them themselves.
Note: Rule 7 was added after Incident-XXXX-01, after which all Foundation personnel were immediately banned from the server.
Addendum-XXXX-02: Strangely, an instance of SCP-XXXX-02 in the likeness of SCP-████ appears to be a member of SCP-XXXX. Scans of the chat history reveal that various suggestions by users were made to this instance, which almost exactly represent actions performed by SCP-████. SCP-████ has made no comment on this.
Incident-XXXX-01: A Foundation member shared website links to other Foundation accounts to allow better observation of SCP-XXXX. All Foundation members were subsequently banned from the server, and once the Foundation were able to join using new accounts, Rule 7 had been added to the list of rules.
Incident-XXXX-02: A user by the name of ████ conducted a conversation with the protagonist of 'The Hunger Games', during which they suggested that she and her lover, 'Peeta', threaten to consume poison towards the end, as opposed to her killing Peeta. The ending of both the book and film were modified to incorporate this change, and the sequels were all subsequently modified to include Peeta as a character. The user was immediately removed, and low-power amnestics were released worldwide. Notable was that once these amnestics took effect, any comments or reviews made about 'The Hunger Games' series were also changed to reflect the modifications to the story.
Incident-XXXX-03: A user requested that two characters from the ongoing, popular TV show ██████ performed sexual actions and that they post photos of these actions in the server's 'NSFW' chat room. The next episode of the show involved these two characters having a baby, and the following images were posted by SCP-XXXX-02 in the 'NSFW' chat room:
[DATA EXPUNGED]
Note from Dr. █████: This pornographic material should not be clogging up the Foundation's database. There is no clear reason for these photos other than being used for masturbation material. ███████ is currently being investigated for other possible violations.
Interview log XXXX-03-001
Date: ██/10/20██
Interviewee: SCP-XXXX-03
Interviewer: Dr. ███
Notes: SCP-XXXX-03, as previously stated, is the 'administrator' of the chat room. They have not come online since this interview. This interview was conducted using an undercover foundation account, and thus used more informal language, and was also conducted via private messaging.
[BEGIN LOG]
Dr. ███: Hello, who are you?
SCP-XXXX-03: You can simply call me by my username, ████████.
Dr. ███: Is there any other name I can call you by?
SCP-XXXX-03: No.
Dr. ███: Alright. I was wondering, why and how did you make ██████?
SCP-XXXX-03: People have their idols.
Dr. ███: Excuse me?
SCP-XXXX-03: I designed this chat room for those who wanted to meet their idols, but could not due to barriers between them.
Dr. ███: And how exactly does this chat room work?
SCP-XXXX-03: It connects between this world and the worlds of these idols. In each world it takes on an appropriate appearance that fits in with that world. Sadly, not many of the idols from your world have connected yet.
Dr. ███: Can you provide examples of 'idols' from our world?
SCP-XXXX-03: I'd rather not.
Dr. ███: Okay.
SCP-XXXX-03: I know what you're doing by the way.
Dr. ███: What?
[SCP-XXXX-03's account immediately went offline, and has not come online since]
[END LOG]
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Foundation webcrawlers are to scan through all websites and social media accounts associated with fictional media, especially those with a large internet following. Any hyperlinks that lead into SCP-XXXX must be immediately removed. SCP-XXXX must be regularly checked for new non-fictional and non-Foundation members and have their account removed from SCP-XXXX. Any media traced back to this server must also be erased when found.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a Discord server going by the name of ██████. It has no server icon, and consists of 6 text channels, including '#introduction', '#rules' (see Addendum-XXXX-01), '#general', '#memes', '#photos' and '#nsfw'. The server involves various accounts named after popular fictional characters, all with a role named 'Idol' (hereby collectively referred to as SCP-XXXX-01). Invites to this server are spread on various websites and accounts associated with fictional media. The accounts that post these links have names made up of various random characters, and attempting to view their profile will lead to a 404 error from the website. Messages will generally refer to fictional characters having an 'AMA' (Ask Me Anything) on the server. Attempts to shut down the server have been unsuccessful, as Discord has stated that the server does not exist on their own database, and the source of both the server and the SCP-XXXX-01 accounts cannot be traced. Attempting to visit any of the SCP-XXXX-01 accounts will result in a 404 error.
Users that join this server are able to communicate with instances of SCP-XXXX-01 using the '#general' channel, and it will respond in-character with the fictional persona that their account represents. If a user makes a suggestion to one of these in relation to any of the media that they have existed in, media that involves that character will be modified to reflect this suggestion (see Incident-XXXX-02 and Incident-XXXX-03).
The '#introductions' channel does not allow regular users to send messages, however SCP-XXXX-01 will regularly post 'introductions' in this channel as new accounts get added, describing the fictional character that was introduced. As new official media gets created involving a character, the introductions will be updated with information detailing their actions in said media.
The '#photos' and '#nsfw' channels mainly consist of artwork posted by non-anomalous users, taken from various art websites (with those in '#nsfw' being of an explicit nature). However, instances of SCP-XXXX-01 will occasionally post images in both of these channels. These images will contain hyper-realistic images of both the characters the account represents, and environments featured in media involving the character. Attempts to trace down the origin of these photos has been unsuccessful, as no EXIF details have been found on these photos.
The '#memes' channel appears to contain viral internet 'memes' that are related to fictional media, posted by both non-anomalous users and instances of SCP-XXXX-01. These do not appear to have any anomalous properties, although of note is that instances of SCP-XXXX-01 will only post 'memes' related to the character they represent or the media they appear in.
SCP-XXXX-02: SCP-XXXX-02 is the administrator of the server, their username being ████████, with their user icon being that of the 15th century painting [REDACTED]. They have only appeared to be online once for the duration that the Foundation has been observing SCP-XXXX. An interview was conducted with them by Foundation personnel during this time (See Interview Log XXXX-02-001).
Addendum-XXXX-01: The rules of the server have been listed as follows:
1. Be kind! Anyone who is found making any homophobic, racist, derogatory etc. comments will be removed.
2. Only those with the 'Idol' tag may be asked questions.
3. Only those of 18 years of age or older may access the #nsfw channel
4. Please do not criticise any fictional works, all works are accepted here.
5. Please only post memes related to fiction in the #memes channel.
6. Please do not post real-life content in the #nsfw or #photos channels, unless you have the 'Idol' tag.
7. Please do not share invite links! Administrators will distribute them themselves.
Note: Rule 7 was added after Incident-XXXX-01, after which all Foundation personnel were immediately banned from the server.
Addendum-XXXX-02: Strangely, an instance of SCP-XXXX-01 in the likeness of SCP-████ appears to be a member of the server. Scans of the chat history reveal that various suggestions by users were made to this instance, which almost exactly represent actions performed by SCP-████. SCP-████ has made no comment on this.
Incident-XXXX-01: A Foundation member shared invite links to other Foundation accounts in an attempt to increase containment security. All Foundation members were subsequently banned from the server, and once the Foundation were able to join using new accounts, Rule 7 had been added to the server's list of rules.
Incident-XXXX-02: A user by the name of ████ conducted a conversation with the protagonist of 'The Hunger Games', during which they suggested that she and her lover, 'Peeta', threaten to consume poison towards the end, as opposed to her killing Peeta. The ending of both the book and film were modified to incorporate this change, and the sequels were all subsequently modified to include Peeta as a character. The user was immediately removed, and low-power amnestics were released worldwide. Notable was that once these amnestics took effect, any comments or reviews made about 'The Hunger Games' series were also changed to reflect the modifications to the story.
Incident-XXXX-03: A user requested that two characters from the ongoing, popular TV show ██████ performed sexual actions and that they post photos of these actions in the server's '#nsfw' channel. The next episode of the show involved these two characters having a baby, and the following images were posted by SCP-XXXX-01 in the '#nsfw' channel:
[DATA EXPUNGED]
Note from Dr. █████: This pornographic material should not be clogging up the Foundation's database. There is no clear reason for these photos other than being used for masturbation material. ███████ is currently being investigated for other possible violations.
Interview log XXXX-02-001
Date: ██/10/20██
Interviewee: SCP-XXXX-02
Interviewer: Dr. ███
Notes: SCP-XXXX-02, as previously stated, is the 'administrator' of the server. They have not come online since this interview. This interview was conducted using an undercover foundation account, and thus used more informal language. Unlike SCP-XXXX-01, SCP-XXXX-02's account was accessible by private messaging through Discord.
[BEGIN LOG]
Dr. ███: Hello, who are you?
SCP-XXXX-02: You can simply call me by my username, ████████.
Dr. ███: Is there any other name I can call you by?
SCP-XXXX-02: No.
Dr. ███: Alright. I was wondering, why and how did you make ██████?
SCP-XXXX-02: People have their idols.
Dr. ███: Excuse me?
SCP-XXXX-02: I designed this server for those who wanted to meet their idols, but could not due to barriers between them.
Dr. ███: And how exactly does this server work?
SCP-XXXX-02: It connects between this world and the worlds of these idols. In each world it takes on an appropriate appearance that fits in with that world. Sadly, not many of the idols from your world have connected yet.
Dr. ███: Can you provide examples of 'idols' from our world?
SCP-XXXX-02: I'd rather not.
Dr. ███: Okay.
SCP-XXXX-02: I know what you're doing by the way.
Dr. ███: What?
[SCP-XXXX-02's account immediately went offline, and has not come online since]
[END LOG]
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Any individual that has been affected by SCP-XXXX must immediately be taken for questioning. Two armed guards must be stationed outside the questioning room, but must not be visible to the individual. During questioning, the individual must not be put under stress, and cannot be made aware that the anomaly is not what they believe it to be. If they state that their manifestation of the anomaly accompanies them, all staff involved in questioning must give the impression that they are also aware of it, such as addressing it and providing seating.
In the case that the individual goes into a rage-state, they must be administered amnestics immediately. Once the questioning finishes, amnestics must be discreetly administered to the individual without their knowledge. After amnestics have taken affect, therapy and mental health professionals must be assigned to the individual to avoid further manifestation of the anomaly.
Description: SCP-XXXX is an entity that manifests in humans that have issues such as depression or various mental health issues such as anxiety or gender dysphoria. The most common appearances are that of a young Caucasian female or male with dark hair and brown eyes. However, various appearances have been reported from many individuals, including androgynous humanoids, household pets, celebrities, fictional characters (including characters from books, live-action film, animated cartoons and video games), anthropomorphic animals and in some cases the apparition will also appear [REDACTED]. The entity is not visible to and cannot be interacted with by anyone other than the individual, however it appears to be able to interact with anything else, and has been witnessed moving objects.
Upon it's manifestation, the entity will appear to comfort the individual in various ways. This can include verbal communication, physical affection, and in some cases even sexual interaction. However this is performed, once complete, the individual will go into a state where all symptoms of their previous condition are suppressed, and they believe that the apparition is real and is related to them in some way, such as being a family member, friend, significant other, pet, or sex partner. They will continually interact with the apparition and talk to others about their relationship, as well as attempt to show the entity to others.
If the individual is made aware that the apparition is not what they believe it to be, they will go into an uncontrollable rage state and attempt to attack and kill whoever caused it. After that person has died, they will completely ignore that the person ever existed, to the point of being unable to process the existence of their corpse. The only known way to break them out of this state is to administer amnestics, which reverts them back to their original state.
