WhyThough's SCP

Version 1

Item #: SCP-xxxx

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-xxxx must be contained within thick walls, at least 30mm of length. The SCP has a cage of glass to help prevent deaths of staff members. When inside the containment, members of staff should not be behind each other when checking/cleaning the containment. Members of staff must be sure to never be in direct view of the SCP. Current installations of a thick wall in front of the SCP are still ongoing.

Staff members should not try to communicate with the SCP. It will become aware of your presence, and start trying harder to attack. Should the SCP break out of its containment, staff members are advised to stay out of its sight until it can be put back into its containment.

Description: SCP-xxxx is a distorted, human-like figure with three long fingers on each hand and no nails. The SCP also does not have a head, despite wearing a sweatshirt with a hood that floats above the SCP's body. SCP-xxxx is a brown and yellow-ish colour which gradually fades out whilst spreading to the top of its body. The combat strategy for SCP-xxxx is to clap, and anyone within its line of sight whilst doing so will collapse. The damage dealt is collateral and can pass through thin walls. The clapping is not influenced by its line of sight, but rather is completely random and unexpected.

The SCP's only means of communication is by incoherent rambling with words clashing into each other to form one unintelligible word. The SCP foundation have yet to decipher these means of talking. On rare occasions, the SCP will say a proper word due to a more successful combination of two existing words.

Version 2

Item #: SCP-xxxx

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-xxxx must be contained within thick walls, at least 30mm of length. The SCP is contained within a small glass box within the containment to improve working conditions for members of staff. Members of staff should never be behind each other when inside the containment. They also should not try and engage the SCP in conversation, as it makes the SCP aware of their presence, resulting in increase likelihoods of death.
SCP containment breach measures: Should the SCP be released from its containment, the individual responsible for the breach is given the responsibility to put the SCP back in its containment, accompanied and assisted by a few members of staff. Should the individual have any capabilities of doing so, a random member of staff will be tasked with the responsibility.

Description: SCP-xxxx is a distorted, human-like figure with three long fingers on each hand and no nails. The SCP also does not have a head, despite wearing a sweatshirt with a hood that floats above the SCP's body. SCP-xxxx is a brown and yellow-ish colour which gradually fades out whilst spreading to the top of its body. The combat strategy for SCP-xxxx is to clap, and anyone within its line of sight whilst doing so will collapse. The damage dealt is collateral and can pass through thin walls. The clapping is not influenced by its line of sight, but rather is completely random and unexpected.

The SCP's only means of communication is by incoherent rambling with words clashing into each other to form one unintelligible word. The SCP foundation have yet to decipher these means of talking. On rare occasions, the SCP will say a proper word due to a more successful combination of two existing words.