Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is currently uncontainable due to being an active anomaly which does not have a physical solid form. However, efforts to monitorand mitigate its effects are ongoing.
Foundation personnel have established a dedicated task force, MTF Tornado-16 (AKA The Echoes In The Void), to track SCP-XXXX manifestations and document its behaviorial patterns. SCP-XXXX must be reported to Doctor Sakura, at Site-[REDACTED] for further analysis.
Due to its incorporeal nature, containment relies on limiting exposure and miminizing civilian awareness. Protocols include:
- Deployement of scranton reality anchors (SRAs) in high-risk areas to attempt stabilization.
- Implementation of localized amnestic protocols for affected individuals.
- Use of Foundation AI systems to monitor global reports for signs of SCP-XXXX activity.
Testing with experimental containment methods, including the use of [DATA EXPUNGED] frequency waves to disrupt SCP-XXXX's manifestations, is currently underway. Further research is required to determine whether SCP-XXXX can be influenced, controlled, or ultimately neutralized.
Personnel assigned to SCP-XXXX research must undergo weekly psychological evaluations due to potential cognitohazardous effects associated with long exposure.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a rare, euclid-class anomaly that manifests as red-colored acid rain. Despite its acidic appearance, SCP-XXXX possesses regenerative properties that allow it it to heal individuals instantly upon contact. The sensation of the rain is notably similar to blood dripping down one's back, but rather than causing harm, it rapidly accelerates the healing of any physical injuries.
Though its regenerative effects are beneficial, the rarity of this occurence makes it unpredictable. SCP-XXXX is most often sighted during random, brief periods when a black storm cloud, capable of pouring this blood-red rain or liquid, forms in a localized area. Even within the confines of the Facility, the anomaly's appearance is highly uncommon, requiring swift action to prevent unnecessary exposure or misuse.
Addendum XXXX-1: On 12/██/██16, a black storm cloud poured blood-red rain over Fukushima, Japan. The rain caused significant environment anomalies, most notably, turning the sea an anomalous shade of red, which persisted for several or so days. The harbor in Okinawa was somehow flooded with the red-coloured rain, displacing both marine life and human populations in the area.
The regenerative properties of the rain were noted to heal those exposed, but the flooding and the impact on local infrastructure have led to the necessity for immediate containment and evacuation protocols. The full scope of the anomaly's effects on the environment remain under investigation. The previous incident was referred to as "SCP-XXX-1".
Evidence Of SCP-XXXX-1
Addendum XXXX-2: "Superstitious Experiment"
During a superstitious experiment, carried out by junior researcher Doctor Ootake Ootake, an anomalous reaction was unexpectedly observed. The experiment initially intended to test the psychological effects of unusual behavior exhibited by SCP-XXXX, resulted in an unforeseen activation of latently anomalous properties.
Dr. Ootake, following a series of bad omens and symbolic gestures, conducted a routine interaction with the entity under standard containment protocols. However, upon completing a list of customary superstitions, SCP-XXXX began displaying unfortunate behaviors inconsistent to prior observations, including:
- A sudden increase in luminosity despite an absence of red-colored light-emitting properties.
- Manifestations of unknown symbols, said to be Ancient Greek, along its supposed containment cell.
- Audible whispers in an unknown language, recorded on multiple Foundation audio devices.
Further testing has been suspended pending review by Site Command. Junior researcher Ootake has been placed under temporary observation to assess potential lingering anomalous influence.
End Log
Cell-67, SCP-XXXX's supposed containment cell
Addendum XXXX-3: Rejected Proposal to Reclassify SCP-XXXX to Keter
Proposal Submitted By: Senior Researcher Dr. Tomura Tetsuya (Tetsuya Tomura)
Date: 01//██/████
Following the Fukushima Incident (SCP-XXXX-1) and anomalous fluctuations recorded during Junior Researcher Ootake's experiment, a formal request was submitted to reclassify SCP-XXXX from Euclid to Keter. {UNFINISHED}