SCP-XXXX
Item#: XXXX
Level4
Containment Class:
keter
Secondary Class:
{$secondary-class}
Disruption Class:
keneq
Risk Class:
critical

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX should be surrounded by magnetogravitic stabilizers in all dimensions to keep it levitated in the air. The containment chamber of SCP-XXXX must be a vacuum to prevent SCP-XXXX from taking a form that it might be able to use and breach the chamber.

Description: SCP-XXXX is an entity that can go a process by which its form, structure, and physical properties alter to match those of any material it comes into direct contact with. This effect is instantaneous and appears to override SCP-XXXX’s previous molecular configuration. All materials that have come into contact with SCP-XXXX will remain in its "database" of materials which it can morph into at any time, unless SCP-XXXX is in containment. The reason for this behavior is due to the placement of magnets in the containment chamber that would harm the entity .

The physical appearance of SCP-XXXX varies depending on what form it takes. The volume of SCP-XXXX is approximately 173.3 liters or 0.173 meters cubed. Although this form has only been viewed in multiple containment breaches, SCP-XXXX's most "used" form is a 2.3-meter-tall humanoid being with 2 additional arms. According to pressure sensors, SCP-XXXX in containment is an abstract, chaotic, and geometrical shape with sharp edges and false fractals, probably due to immense pressure from the magnetogravitic stabilizers used in containment.

When SCP-XXXX comes into contact with a titanium cube, its material composition will become only titanium. The only main differences it will have with the material are that SCP-XXXX will be able to split itself apart and reconnect at will, and that it can move, twist, and turn faster than the material can allow.

Containment-Observation: XXXX

Date: March 23, 2024
Observers: Dr. Elijah Grumman, Dr. Mark King, Col. Thomas Whitman
Goal: Updated containment procedures

BEGIN LOG

Grumman: Mark, start the pressure sensors.

King: Sensors are running

King: Reading 143 psi at the center

Grumman: Can you