Thread 149045086

The SCP Foundation is receiving a new animated adaptation.
>Site 19-2 is one of the Foundation's most ambitious projects to date. Having to contain the largest amount of entities and staff of any facility constructed, the engineering and architecture are on the edge of what is humanly possible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UH1W1wsZpE

I don't care

>>149045086 (OP)
From the official Twitter account of the studio. They are probably going to release more information on the project over there.

>>149045086 (OP)
>Having to contain the largest amount of entities and staff of any facility constructed, the engineering and architecture are on the edge of what is humanly possible.
This is precisely why people don't like or pay attention to SCP anymore. They have missed the point entirely with making this.

>>149045149
I fail to see how a big facility filled with strange stuff is what put people off. People believe in Dulce Base and Area 51 being full of crazy stuff nobody is allowed to see.

>>149045103
I think you do, tsundere anon.

>>149045163
The lack of a grounded, ambiguous setting with realistic documentation and containment procedures. But now the sheer metric shit ton of entries, full on narrative short storys, a complete overhaul of any of the original contributors who have stated in the past that they wanted to change what SCP was ect ect ect

>>149045149
Its actually pretty fuckin' tame compared to most slop that is released these days.
At least it intrugies the question of a scope and limitation to our capability towards containing and awareness of the supernatural, unlike modern slop which is like dick-measuring contest of which infinity is better at trooning out.

>>149045163
>>149045217
I think it's more the scale of the building completely obliterating any notion of the Foundation being secretive. Given that its walls are 3.2 kilometers long, if it were the height of a standard 3 story building it'd have an interior volume of 3.3 billion cubic feet, 7 times larger than the current world's largest building by volume.

>>149045086 (OP)
I am glad this is not another comedy inspired by Confinement. It looks promising to me so I will watch it.

>>149045086 (OP)
>>149045122
/x/ tier kino is back on the menu.
>>149045149
Massive facilities have been part of conspiracy theories for a long time and it is a interesting rabbit hole.

>>149045086 (OP)
>>149045122
It better have the obligatory apparence of SCP-173.

>>149045149
>They have missed the point entirely with making this.
I strongly disagree with you. The premise does not really jump the shark. People have always wondered what things governments around the world build in secret.
>>149045251
>At least it intrugies the question of a scope and limitation to our capability towards containing and awareness of the supernatural
Good take and the synopsis makes Site 19-2 sound unique by being very ambitious in the first place.

>Cartoons
SCP Animated: Tales from the Foundation
Dr. Bob
Confinement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWmf9GH5pmw
Rookies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Va4a6E101eM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNRMR4Wh6R8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=St_FVFm75NE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrVa6B7KIcM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cg3IR2bseAs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C8dtRsMTnc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNST5P1A7qs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkO3d-d3ZSQ
The Mender
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aj5RTeuX_4
Lego SCP Foundation: Containment Lockdown
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JnqmZLXN8E
SCP - The Janitor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAmPr2B1kmo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yxe-8CbNS_A
106: An SCP Animated Film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBOQcetI0Gg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS7wp7VrY8E
Short animations
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFtrLDjYJ5c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3iYKZ9Iw0M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVcLVlsb9zY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1J_ipXAVKE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko0JHnBsSv4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g0dQTHlIa8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKK9LTxREmQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8WabxP7sOk
>Comics
Contained
Confinement: Connorverse
SCP Comix
SCP-5000 WHY - The Graphic Novel
SCP Daybreak Anthology
SCP: Maze of Shelves
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/system:page-tags/tag/comic
https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/contained/list?title_no=378082
https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/148402732/#148402732
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/psyind/scp-5000-why-the-graphic-novel
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/psyind/scpdaybreak
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/site19/maze-of-shelves
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEacWlxKAIg
>Bonus
Butch Hartman drawing SCPs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3IEskxBaZg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-40qTfWtGw

>>149045731
*appearance

>>149045433
This story could take place in the canon where the Foundation is public knowledge after North Korea got wiped off the map.

>>149045086 (OP)
How well would Mark or Viltrumites in general do in SCP?

>>149045217
There is no canon and SCP is pretty much public domain. You can make a more grounded interpretation yourself as a comic or novel.

>>149045086 (OP)
Over-under on the creator suffering a full-blown pyschotic episode and trooning out?

>>149046061
A studio of mostly Asians are working on this. We do not have to worry about another Lord Bung situation. How often do people break their ass?

>>149046006
>>149046006
The Foundation will handle Viltrumites like the GDA with sound. Meanwhile, Mark is likely to be a member of Mobile Task Force Alpha 9

>>149045149
You don't know what you are talking about.

>>149045103
fpbp

Anyone read these comics or know if they have been scanned?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEacWlxKAIg

>>149045086 (OP)
Malo series when?

>>149046753
What is that?

>>149046897
The hyper kamiokande neutrino observatory from Japan. They are hollowing out a mountain for it.

>>149046753
>posts a water tank full of photosensors that's slightly larger than 20 Olympic swimming pools built at the bottom of a pre-existing mine
The Super-Kamiokande is impressive for its instrument sensitivity and fragility, not its engineering difficulty.

>>149045086 (OP)
>>149045908
We need a series or something about the Global Occult Coalition.

>>149047198
At this point a decent number of entries are GOC stories with the name changed.

Foundation security guard OC named Laila. This thread seems good to share her.
https://x.com/jhinno_o/status/1931811216315551924

>>149046671
I love Iris.

>>149045149
This stood out to me immediately, facilities are depicted all the time and they're never like this

Upvoted

>>149047851
That is why the synopsis puts emphasis on it.

>>149045149
Are you fucking brown or something?, do you even know how those things are capable of?

>>149047214
How so? The defining characteristic of the GOC is that they destroy anomalies. Does the Foundation do that often in new articles?

What is your favorite SCP?

>>149045908
>SCP Comix
I never heard of it.

>>149049399
You posted him. Who is the artist?

>>149049626
https://x.com/HydrochloriAcid/status/1929474957500641738

For me, it's Cassy

>>149049954
Good pick. I am more of a Iris enjoyer.

>>149045086 (OP)
>Trailer doesn't show too much
Hmm, maybe that's a good thing. I'm hyped. Hopefully it doesn't shit itself like Confinement.
>>149045149
What?
>>149045731
Unfortunately, can't make him look like a peanut.
>>149046006
Kino AU idea
>>149046671
>The Foundation will handle Viltrumites like the GDA with sound
And probably with more than that too.
>Mark is likely to be a member of Mobile Task Force Alpha 9
Kino

>>149050291
>And probably with more than that too.
Absolutely. The Foundation have their own orbital laser weapon like the GDA, but it will probably not do much except cause a nosebleed like with Omni-Man. They can probably ask God to destroy all Viltrumites in existence.

>>149045908
Is there a crossover between the SCP & the Backrooms?

>>149050408
>but it will probably not do much except cause a nosebleed like with Omni-Man.
Nah, the space weapons they have are definitely a lot more powerful. Probably not strong enough to kill the strongest of viltrumites but I'd imagine they could hurt them.

>>149046006
>agent
Does this mean Mark's object class is Thaumiel?

>>149049445
The Russian branch of the wiki collaborated with a comic publisher. They titled the series SCP Comix, and there is unfortunately no scan of it online. If there is it is definitely in Russian and needs to be translated. Pic related is one of the covers for the comic.

>>149050291
>Hmm, maybe that's a good thing. I'm hyped. Hopefully it doesn't shit itself like Confinement.
I'm afraid to ask, but... what happened there?

>>149050582
Bung broke his ass which prevented him from working on new episodes. Then he got hooked on pain meds and weed while leeching off Patreon money. Bung's proceeded to support false rape allegations from a friend about another Youtuber that was proven false. Eventually the work Bung completed after years without any public updates was leaked. All Bung animated was softcore porn and no real progress. People proceeded to demand their money back and Bung decided to nuke his channel.

>>149050661
>All Bung animated was softcore porn and no real progress
You don't get it, that WAS the progress. That's the direction that Bung was going for after being badly influenced by his partner.
>Leaked
I thought Bung released episode 8 himself? Then again, I never watched it. Found out about what happened months after it all went down

>>149045086 (OP)
Site 19 is already written like a Hollywood film anyway.
I hope the main author tries to get paid and all the other authors she stole from sues her.

>>149049399
one ten montauk of course

>>149050410
There is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-hRzjqaQeE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiGKnAwswq0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdjjHAGmfCA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvAJxh-gRYw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCOhj--bas4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rvC-CUc7eI

>>149048964
>The defining characteristic of the GOC is that they destroy anomalies
No, the defining characteristic of the GOC is that they are they occult UN, enemy of all antichrist-haters

>>149047245
Fucking hate self insert niggers.
Always ruining any fandom they touch, no one cares about your SCPsona!

>>149050535
>682 without the dumbass mane of hair every depiction gives it
fucking based russians for once

>

>>149045149
Shit like the Cheyenne Mountain Complex exist.

>>149047245
Generic but cute.

>>149053837
sexo

>>149045086 (OP)
SCP is for über-spergs.

>>149054279
No they are not the same thing

>One has a simple unassuming tunnel entrance into a large military bunker, which btw isn't exactly what I'd call "on the edge of what's humanly possible" since we've been building stuff like this for a long time

>The one from the image literally looks like something from either a remote star wars imperial planet, or a generic fictional Soviet brutalist megatall bunker

>>149053801
I really do not see how people interpreted the original photo for SCP-682 as having hair. It looked nothing like hair.

>>149055129
The original image was a rotting whale. I like designs for SCP-682 that try to recreate that after it gets dipped in acid.

I miss Dr. Molly Collingwood.

>>149055250
Based Worker Drones

I'm interested, but I was also interested in like three other past animated SCP shows.

Two never really went further then the pilot, and the other was Confinement. So we'll see where this one goes.

>>149045086 (OP)
>>149045122
The studio working on this did this animated music video for SCP back in 2023.

>>149045086 (OP)
>>149045122
The studio working on this did this animated music video for SCP back in 2023.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmqzrdYKt24

>>149055593
Here are a couple of posters they made for this.

>>149050410
With the same types of autists who get super into it? Yes.

>>149055517
What pilots are you talking about?

I still do not like the rewrite for SCP-049.

>>149055250
>>149055311
>>149055331
This is cool af

>>149056703
There is more art by the artist of Murder Drones and SCP, but the highest resolution available for them is too big for 4chan. I can only post them in /tg/.

>>149055250
I think the GOC would want murder drones than the workers.

>>149055472
Me too.

>>149056692
Context? Haven't looked at SCP stuff in forever

>>149057849
The original author of SCP-049 returned to the wiki and wanted to update his old work. SCP-049 is too chatty and they made him more tragic. The original article is still archived thanks to its historical ties with Containment Breach.

>>149057427
>I think the GOC would want murder drones than the workers.
I don't think so. The murder drones are the grunts of the Absolute Solver, and in SCP the Solver would be considered an extremely dangerous anomaly with the murder drones being part of said anomaly.

If you had to serve one of the eldritch gods in SCP which would you pick? The Scarlet King seems to be most brutal. I would avoid his side.

Sharing SCP articles connected to /co/ related stuff.

https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4912

>>149058844
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2835

>>149058865
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-5011

>>149058884
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3166

>>149058967
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2805

>>149059499
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1808

>>149058616
What are the options?

>>149051503
Thank you anon, this is the kind of autistic content my autistic self needed.

>>149045086 (OP)
Trans rights are Human Rights.

>>149058616
Mekhane is probably the nicest.

>>149056942
Cool armor.

>>149058865
Based Paddy

>>149058375
I thought they were all built by the company before Solver took over.

>>149059864
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4885

>>149061923
No. Rewatch.

The Solver created them through Cyn initially from taking the Worker Drones at the Elliot Manor and essentially after stealing their souls. You can see N, V and J's worker drone corpses in the basement, with the Solver having messed with their bodies and Solver-flesh mutations to work on the first murder drones / Disassembly Drones. You can also see schematics and equations scrawled all over the walls.
The murder drones are "puppet-hosts" of the Absolute Solver, infinitely respawned whenever they die and thrown at planets to prepare worlds for The Solver to initiate the Singularity event and eat the planet. The whole "we are Disassembly Drones sent by JcJensen to terminate rogue worker drones" is a lie perpetuated by the Solver to fuck with N and keep him from questioning his manipulated memories.

In the world of SCP, The Solver Of The Absolute Fabric would be the main anomalous entity and the Murder Drones / any other AI hosts of the Solver would be -1's, -2's, etc or another designation of being a sub-set of the main anomaly.
But yeah no, the Murder Drones are not man-made.

>>149055593
This is neat.

>>149045908
This list will be useful.

>>149049399
SCP 1765 because of the simplicity of it and the Tales of the Foundation animated adaption

SCP 7819 is a great one because of how spooky and uncanny the hotel is.

>>149055472
thicc

>>149060329
You're welcome.

>>149058844
I liked this one.

>>149047198
Honestly given the absolute state of SCP these days it's best to keep them in the background as a Deus ex Machina when things go to shit and focus on one of the GoI instead.

>>149063884
Eh, could be thicker

>>149062396
who's the crying child?

>>149046006
Depends on what you mean by that:
>in a fight vs the SCP
The problem with this is that any overt attack on the SCP would also be an attack on the GOC and the rest of their partners. Most of them having reality benders that can do whatever they want to them. Their best shot would to do what Nolan did on a massive scale causing an SK class to happen before the foundation could do anything about it without lifting the veil. And that itself could go either way. "Why contain it?" vs purists who want to use 2000 to go back before it started because it would change what normalcy it.

>If Mark specifically worked for the SCP
The more decentralized nature would keep him in the dark a lot longer. Plus there's no way to know how well memetics and antimemetics would work on a Viltrumite. It's possible the second he even sees something the site director or 05s don't want anyone to see he just forgets it.

Cool, more grifting

>>149049399
SCP-914. I'm a huge sucker for testing logs and the thing has pages of it by now.

>>149055472
Her and Buck were the only fan characters I cared about.

>cuck licence
>jews take your creative work and make money off it for free
not
even
once

>>149066163
You can also pirate their shit. It is a win for all

>>149066132
>Their best shot would to do what Nolan did
What are you talking about? When he fucked up the Flaxans by flying really fast?

>>149066132
>Plus there's no way to know how well memetics and antimemetics would work on a Viltrumite
Viltrumites do not have a counter to things that affect you mentally. Mark was not able to see what was inside the white room of the GDA from just chemicals in the water.

>>149045908
Neat

>>149066873
>What are you talking about? When he fucked up the Flaxans by flying really fast?
My mistake for being ambiguous since that is also a thing he could do with moderate success. It'd be a race between him and whoever could hit reset on SCP-2000 faster, and since he'd would have no knowledge of it the scales favor us despite the huge initial power advantage. What I meant was pretend to be a metahuman ally while giving backshots to as many humans as possible. SK class means humans get taken out as the dominant species and Viltrumite DNA erases most non Viltrumite DNA. By the time the SCP could realistically make any type of response it'd be too late.

>>149062509
Almost forgot to post this one of SCP-682.

>>149067608
Who is the artist?

>>149066089
I am not sure. The artist did give a caption explaining it. I can make a couple of guess.
>>149067768
https://x.com/j88672

>>149067445
>What I meant was pretend to be a metahuman ally while giving backshots to as many humans as possible. SK class means humans get taken out as the dominant species and Viltrumite DNA erases most non Viltrumite DNA
This could backfire on the Viltrum Empire if they side with Earth like Mark. The Foundation will have an army. The abilities of a Viltrum will be useful in containing other anomalies.

>>149045086 (OP)
We are so back.

>>149067980
Oh for sure. It's just really hard to take down the SCP in a straight up fight without it being a pyrrhic one.

>>149045122
Interesting

>>149060099
Scarlet King
Yaldabaoth
Mekhane

>>149046671
In another universe Angstrom visited, the GDA took out Omni-Man with bombs that took out Europe with him. For Mark they just tired him out before locking him away under the Pentagon. I imagine the Foundation will handle the situation in a similar way.

>>149045086 (OP)
What would it happen if you combine Berserk with SCP universe?

>>149045908
>SCP Animated: Tales from the Foundation
Why did this show had to change art styles? Was money a problem for the animation team? It did not have much to animate.

>>149066157
I agree.

>>149062556
How would the SCP Foundation try to contain the Absolute Solver / the Solver's host(s)?

It's yet another eldritch god the Foundation need to deal with, and due to the nature of SCP's no-canon policy I'm sure there's many myriad of ways the Foundation could potentially go about it. As long as they figure out a method of containment before the Absolute Solver starts eating the planet and breaks the Foundation's veil of secrecy that is lol.

>>149070691
That depends if you consider the Idea of Evil canon. If so some SCP canons like the admonition one could just go-go gadget concept remover and remove the source of the God Hand's power. If not they'd probably just try to close off any pathways they could and map out the God Hand's dimension enough to sic 076 on Griffith.

>>149070691
Brutal

>>149045086 (OP)
>>149045122
A new key visual was just posted by the studio along with more information about the plot.
>After a catastrophic containment breach, Matthew and Virgil, an accountant and a guard both working on the outskirts of the facility, desperately venture in on a rescue mission...

>>149071435
>How would the SCP Foundation try to contain the Absolute Solver / the Solver's host(s)?
mango orchard.

>>149045086 (OP)
>>149045122
>>149073040
>Massive brutalist style complex in a freezing wasteland housing unimaginable horrors
>Site 19-2 is called The Pit
>One of the main characters is named Virgil while the other character, Matthewz wears red like Dante Alighieri.
A serious animated adaptation of SCP inspired by Dante's Inferno? Sounds like kino is back on the menu. I look forward to this being released.

>>149045086 (OP)
>>149045122
>>149073040
>Massive complex in a freezing wasteland housing unimaginable horrors
>Site 19-2 is called The Pit
>One of the main characters is named Virgil while the other character, Matthew, wears red like Dante Alighieri.
A serious animated adaptation of SCP inspired by Dante's Inferno? Sounds like kino is back on the menu. I look forward to this being released.

>>149066133
You don't even know what grifting is

>>149073284
I don't get it.

>>149073040
Seems pretty retarded to want to go INTO a facility during a containment breach but I guess they'll have a reason for it.

>>149071435
>How would the SCP Foundation try to contain the Absolute Solver / the Solver's host(s)?
If they can get the AI host before the Solver fully possesses them and starts murder-rape-eating the planet there's plenty they could feasably do while studying how The Solver Of The Absolute Fabric works which makes containment a lot easier. But that doesn't solve the problem of the Absolute Solver itself, just its host. They'd need to devise a way to keep the Solver out by stopping it from manifesting in any more sentient AI, or finding a way to find any new hosts that the Solver takes and contain them immediately before the Solver attempts to initiate a Singularity Event.

If not, I guess a big part of it depends on if things like Scranton Reality Anchors work on the Absolute Solver's specific brand of reality/matter-and-physics editing.
If the Solver is possessing a host / has a main host, they could try to destroy the main host if they can avoid black hole projectiles core-ing through the planet and nuking facilities I guess. There's anomalous objects they have that can assist with that, but I don't know how willing the Foundation would be to do that right away. Problem is, if the Foundation don't immediately figure put that they're dealing with a hyper-autistic sadistic world-eater that wants to consume existance into the void instead of just an anomalous digital program - the Solver can do something really bad.
Then again, the Foundation does deal with a good couple of god monsters. Though many of them require prior knowledge that the Foundation has used for containment.

>>149074390
>I don't get it.
The joke is that she's incomprehensibly autistic.

https://youtu.be/BCvzSHtik9A?si=ba3FB8FJF0T0NgZO&utm_source=ZTQxO

>>149074694
>>149074390
idk just mango

>>149074630
>Seems pretty retarded to want to go INTO a facility during a containment breach but I guess they'll have a reason for it.
It says they are going in as part of a rescue mission. The premise of this project seems to be inspired by Dante's Inferno. Maybe Matthew, the protagonist, has a love interest like Dante with Beatrice.

>>149074839
Perhaps you're right actually. Good call.

>>149070691
That depends. It will be the usual struggling for Guts.

>>149075701
Cool monster.

>>149045908
>Lego SCP Foundation: Containment Lockdown
Kino

So this is just S.T.A.L.K.E.R. meets The Raid?

>>149076079
Don't forget Dante's Inferno

>>149076283
>Dante's Inferno
You mean the MC is a self insert who sees his haters suffering to various torture devices while his idols come and greet him?

>>149075687
nice art

>>149046866
this unironically

>>149046866
kek

>>149075050
Thanks

>>149076079
Probably

I'm confused. In literally every other SCP thread I've seen on this board, people can't stop saying how much they hate SCP. But now, all of a sudden, people are hyped for new content? Does /co/ like SCP or not?

>>149055472
sexo

>>149079167
>I'm confused
yeah bet you are

>>149079167
Anons talk shit when there is nothing else to talk about. The alternative is posting lust provoking images to get engagement.

>>149079546
Woah, mama. Who is this foxy gilf?

>>149074630
I think a Scranton Reality Anchor and a lot of nukes can do the trick.

>>149079384
I love kaiju. SCP got some good ones.

>>149062453
what the fuck have you done you gigantic retard
cover the face on original pic at once

what's the best current scp media?

>>149081669
My favorite is SCP-2761.
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2761
SCP Animated made a video about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Kg-eWH3Ico
I also saw these videos of guys making SCP-2761 clay figures. It made me think about how cool a stop motion short with SCP would be for the larger anomalies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3HIHBN5SL8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzFH4zAJ2h4

>>149082422
I like the Shin Godzilla look for SCP-682. The only problem with this design is that the collar seems useless. Is it suppose to decapitate him by releasing acid?

>>149080853
I don't think that's really the Foundation's MO unless shit REALLY hits the fan. Which, I dunno, could happen if they get taken off guard and are forced to try the GOC method.
If a single [null] from the Solver gets thrown through the planet then uh.. I don't think nukes are gunna help..

>>149076373
It's hilarious how spot on this is. His story has to be one of the most successful wish-fulfillment fan fictions ever made.

>>149079167
This is how /co/ acts whenever they talk about anything popular and/or gay. Tsundere behavior

>>149083676
It's pretty based though honestly
It's lile the 14th century version of "I have depicted myself was the Chad, and you as the beta male cuck Virgin. Therefore I win."

>>149083711
I can't hate. If I could write fan-fiction popular enough to get pseudo-canonized and retold centuries later I'd do the same thing.

>>149082422
cool

>>149083676
Dante was based.

>>149083698
It's a numbers game. If only 1% of SCP entries are good then at this point you've got an entire book's worth of good shit from SCP.

>>149085925
Really is amazing to me how that's over 80 articles. I barely remember when the site was barely 80 articles period.

>>149083471
They can use their reality benders.

How pozzed and comically not of the original project is this going to be?

>>149073409
If this is inspired by Dante's inferno why is Matthew not named Dante alongside Virgil the guard? Does the name Matthew hint at anything?

>>149087683
why don't they use these so called benders on scp-094 then?

>>149087791
The tone is serious instead of another comedy like Confinement. It looks good. Don't doom post yet.

>>149087683
Not a lot of stories has the Foundation trying to weaponize reality benders because that's a TERRIBLE fucking idea. Like. Really fucking dumb. Especially considerably powerful enough reality benders to use against a sufficiently big enough threat.
Small scale reality benders are easily managable, but are useless for something like this.

Also, if we go by the logic that we know that the Absolute Solver's host's body is immune to Solver matter-and-physics editing, it could very well be immune or resistant to tampering from reality benders so this might be an even more terrible idea. You could argue this wouldn't be the case and a reality bender could work, though.
Basically I just don't think it's a good idea. Trying to throw a sufficiently powerful reality bender at an intrusive eldritch entity is like starting another fire to try and burn up all the oxygen to starve another fire and put it out.

>>149070691
There won't be much of a difference. Both settings have fucked up stuff. For example, there is SCP-231. Guts will have a lot of monsters to fight if they are attracted to the brand of sacrifice.

>>149089161
Just to add, I think they canonically used giant magnets to at least hold them off, but those unfortunately had no effect on the actual powers of the solver

>>149082007
Current? I guess the video games.

>>149089682
Yes you're half-right.

The Cabin Fever Labs scientists that were studying the Absolute Solver in an attempt to understand the entity and develop the Crucifix Patch to excorcize hosts of its possession seemed pretty capable of keeping the Solver host test subjects contained as long as they are still themselves and not under possession. Like you said, there's multiple failsafes they were using while getting the Solver Host ready to be hit with the crucifix - like the giant electromagnet and the UV floodlights (as the Solver is harmed by sunlight).
Strong enough electronagnetic fields only effect the Host body, not the Solver itself like you said. This has much more of an effect when the Host is not possessed, but when the Solver is in control it doesn't give a shit about the limitations of the host's robot body. Stuff like the electromagnet and UV floodlights only serve to slow the Solver down for a little bit, not keep it contained. The moment that Nori was fully possessed during Cabin Fever's attempt to use the Crucifix on her, the Solver started immediately breaking free of the restraints, and kept trying to kill everyone in the room despite Nori's body being completely flattened against the ground by the floor electromagnet while UV lights burn the Solver's appendages. And all that serves to hold it off for maybe a few minutes, as only minutes later The Solver has killed everyone in the room and assimilated their still living flesh into the fleshpit that it's made in the ground leading right down into the planet's core.

https://youtu.be/6nifAEwZ55Q?si=rzzOGpswzdBY7LQC&utm_source=ZTQxO

As said in >>149074630 containing a Host that's still themselves is (relatively) pretty easy. They're a sentient AI afterall, hell you can probably just convince them to stay in containment and not resist any of the procedures since they probably don't want robo-Chthulhu to take over and eat everyone as much as everybody else.

I kind of wish that I had been able to finish writing and submitted my dumb SCP ideas when the site was still in its glory days.
Those ideas were so old that all of them were in series-2.

>>149090879
You can still try.

>>149058616
Mekhane is your best bet if you don't want to be physically, metaphyiscally, and conceptually raped for all eternity.

>>149071435
The Solver actually has a weakness in that it can't interface into reality without a host. If the Foundation locates and just vaporizes whatever drone(s) it's infected (or better yet, figures out whatever eldritch Solver demon magic JCJenson used to begin with that gave it a backdoor into the worker drones systems when improperly disposed of), then they can essentially prevent it from ever getting a foot in on this side of reality. They might even figure out how to create the Patch faster than they did, at which point the Solver is pretty shit outta luck.

>>149045086 (OP)
I'm surprised more companies aren't trying to leech off of scp, it's free real estate (173 original likeness aside)
>>149047198
I've really warmed up to the GOC over the years when they not always portrayed as in the wrong or incompetent. I like stories/entries where they surprise the foundation with their own technological capabilities.
>>149045149
I think the big structure isn't nearly as bad as stories that namedrop stuff like scranton reality generators or whatever they're called and other reused concepts the new reader will have no idea of what they are and can't readily learn about them

>>149050498
if he's listed as an entry, yeah it would

>>149091592
I think my main problem now is just the vibe of things these days.
of my 4 ideas, 3 of them feel like they're probably going to retread old ground or would simply be out of place by today's standards. I don't know for certain, I kind of fell off of SCP around the time series 4 started
>Literally just Coyotes, but they're like, nature spirits that become increasingly powerful, dangerous, and aggressive when exposed to extreme weather
>A sentient ball of light that has extensive experiment logs involving exposing it to certain light color wavelengths. It light-nukes anything that gets close to it because it's scared and needs to see the sky or it freaks out and light-nukes anyway. Implication that it came from space because it gets extremely excited when it sees meteor showers
>Supernatural Outdoors store that takes requests for the items you want to purchase, but the requests are usually a monkey's paw of some kind. example: "I want to buy a gun to protect my home." if anything, including yourself or your loved ones damages the house in any way, the gun immediately rotates in place from its current position and shoots in the direction of whoever did it
>Supernatural festival that forces those who visit it become obsessed with playing literally ANY kind of game, until they die

>>149090050
the roblox ones?

>>149092305
Complexity of the CC license when "mysterious and amoral organization keeps a bunch of supernatural shit hidden" is a well-trod concept.

>>149092443
Three is your strongest idea and could work decently if you played a bit into horror comedy followed by two which would probably get the most traction if you treated it as the Foundation essentially kidnapping an energy being child.

>>149092443
>Literally just Coyotes, but they're like, nature spirits that become increasingly powerful, dangerous, and aggressive when exposed to extreme weather
There is literally a fairly recent SCP (around Series 5 or 6) that's just a bunch of deep sea fish that are only anomalous because they eat anything that can fit in their mouths, and these include the mineral and rock linings keeping countries from sinking into the sea. Another are a bunch of trains that think they're fish. This could work entirely on its own if done well - most of your ideas would actually.

Simple SCPs have never had a better chance of working than now.

>>149058616
How would Guts manage to fend them off?

>>149093409
He wouldn't. Even like, the weakest of those is something that could wipe a continent at minimum. You get into genuine planet enders (whether by wiping a life in one go or literally blowing it up) and worse from there. Guts nearly got his soul obliterated by a mere hug from Slan's avatar and flat-out could not harm Griffith when he manifested on Elfheik and caused the entire thing to collapse into the sea.

Guts could fight off plenty of lesser anomalies, but he'd get killed by anything more dangerous than what your average MTF can handle. There are individual GOC mobile weapons platforms that could take on peak Berserker Armor Guts and not even flinch and those wouldn't stand a chance against any of the things in OP's pic.

>>149049399
1000 (the most interesting faction/subject by far) or 2273 (organic exoskeletons are just cool, and the character is interesting too)
163 is also really good

>>149053837
haven't really kept up with scp
is kaktus still the rewriting scourge he once was?

>>149079167
well, this is about some adaptation which gets to pick and choose what kind of scp's it uses
the nice thing about these kind of situations is that it allows the adaptation to typically go with more classic or more accepted scp, bypassing all the trans satellites and ruth bader ginsburg wizards that people get mad about

>>149094133
Kaktus is trying to retire ever since a Youtube channel did a video about him. It turns out that he is a sex pest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQmmU3z6Gu8

>>149081669
have you read the war on all fronts hub?
it's a bunch of kaiju shit, basically foundation and goc vs perfect chaos
I thought it okay, kinda gets worse later on
also I'm just not a big fan of hubs, I think it's kinda shitty that big connected narratives take place across random scp-entries that can go from some 7000 number to some 3000 number
also having scp entries with wildly different than baseline reality (as in the entry starts with the world ending or some shit) suck, like if you randomly come across it, it makes no sense

>>149094172
good
I remember even their subreddit got mad as fuck at him when the original gay logo controversy erupted, like, 5 years ago or more or whenever it was and he was just a huge tool even by their standards
he was always a really skeevy, selfimportant guy who had way too much influence
most of stuff was really overrated too, though I did like some like titania's prison
still though guy did not need like 3 001 proposals

>>149092181
>The Solver actually has a weakness in that it can't interface into reality without a host. If the Foundation locates and just vaporizes whatever drone(s) it's infected (or better yet, figures out whatever eldritch Solver demon magic JCJenson used to begin with that gave it a backdoor into the worker drones systems when improperly disposed of), then they can essentially prevent it from ever getting a foot in on this side of reality
Yep, very true.
However, it's implied that the Solver manifests in sufficiently advanced / sentient AI *in general*. It just so happens that in MD, JcJenson is pretty much the sole conglomerate of AI and robotics with very few competitors, so obviously we see Worker Drones are all it uses as hosts. Different kinds of AI and robotic entities are very prevalent in a lot of SCP stories, which gives the Solver a lot of potential gateways if you buy that as being viable. Depending on specific conditions, since the Solver needs a potential AI host to be damaged, impaired or vulnerable in some way for it to to be able to slip in and manifest. Such as after a suitably damaging event like rebooting after software-death.
>"We know it mutates in damaged AI." - The Solver itself
If you consider all that, the procedure for containing the Solver (or more accurately, keeping it OUT and preventing it from manifesting in the universe by denying it a host) would be unfeasable if it would require them to keep tabs on all sentient AI and potential hosts everywhere, or track down and destroy all potential hosts.

>They might even figure out how to create the Patch faster than they did, at which point the Solver is pretty shit outta luck.
Yeah perhaps, the Foundation defnitely has the resources and knowledge of esoteric shit required.
It should be considered that JcJenson had the advantage of inside-knowledge regarding Worker Drone AI, considering they created them, when creating the Patch Crucifix in the Cabin Fever project.
But maybe the Foundation could figure out the whole digital-excorcism angle before it's too late and the Solver slips by with a host and causes an obscene amount of destruction.

>>149093409
I imagine Guts would have a good fight with Sarkic Cults. He just needs something incendiary to kill them off. The Church of the Broken God would definitely give him a new prosthetic arm.

>>149094184
I read it. The Crocosquid was nice.

>>149045149
The thing that put people off is the absolute GRAY GOO SLOP most stories have become, every single entry these days is
>evil demon man (keter class) can control reality and is evil and stuff!!!
>also he is related to the crimson king
Its so rare for actual fun concepts to be made that don't devolve into keter circle jerking and lore gargling

>>149094129
Cool art.

>>149093409
The gods themselves? Not good. He is unable to do anything against the God Hand in his story. However, I can see Guts being able to handle the servants of the eldritch SCP gods. He also needs to upgrade his equipment with technology from the Foundation and the GOC.

>>149095327
2273 has a lot of cool art
makes me wish for a game where you play him in his world going fucking ham with symbiotic exoskeleton and biological weapons

>>149090879
I know what you mean. SCP is just so fucking gay now. I've thought about submitting some stuff myself, but then I'll see the trans flag on their website during pride month and think, "Yeah, I'm not giving these whackjob fags my effort."
The community is just cancer. I don't even know who the community leaders are anymore, but it seems pretty clear that they're rudderless, terminally online queers.
I don't really want to be part of that world. SCP has been dead for a long time.

>>149095848
If I knew how to code I would try to make a game with him.

>>149093144
>if you treated it as the Foundation essentially kidnapping an energy being child.
That's actually the kind of thing I was going for with it.
Due to the light-nuke thing, they can't contain it indoors, so they have to keep it contained in an outdoor range using red lights to form a perimeter which it is afraid of because that is a threat display for it.
But one of the elements of it is that it is constantly emitting a light that instills a strong "come and find me" effect on anything sapient or of higher levels of sentience. This effect greatly intensifies when it sees meteor showers. It thinks shooting stars are its own kind, and it's trying desperately to get their attention.
Of course this is part of what makes it dangerous, because it makes people who see it want to chase it down, which will cause it to panic, get scared, and then burn them up in an intense blast of light.
I even had a little interview log from pre-containment where a kid that was affected by it talks about how he saw "a giant firefly" that he really wants to find because he believes it wants a friend

>>149096622
Link to the artist? The signature is kind of hard to read.

>>149096713
https://x.com/eetspokyaloneka/status/1924812981466235189

>>149045086 (OP)
Crazy that 4chan's most successful creation denounces 4chan and embraces wokeness. Go woke go massively successful?

>>149096806
Thanks

>>149088175
Maybe they do at a later time. Every article can exist as its own snapshot of a specific time.

>>149050291
>Unfortunately, can't make him look like a peanut.
I know but SCP-173 just has to look creepy.

>>149094129
Aww shit, it's War DoomGuyver!

>>149096602
That's pretty neat, you should go for it. Make it like one of those 80s kids adventure films except a complete downer.

>>149097132
the oc researchers have never sat well with me
they were the worst part of old scp and still suck donkey balls

>>149097915
I can agree with you. Gears and Glass were the only ones I considered decent back then. They were not written like Gary Stus such as Bright and Clef. Those two characters were mostly annoying and not funny. They do not behave like real people working in a shadow organization.
>lol I am literally Satan with a shotgun and ukulele watch me ride 682 like a cowboy
>lol I am immortal and wacky in the body of a monkey with a list of what I am not allowed to do

>>149097767
I know you are talking about Doom Guy and Guyver but who are you referring to by War?

>>149098027
yeah I remember stumbling on thing where clef grabbed the knife that made it impossible to resist an attack from it to try and kill the witch girl and I think gears or bright was trying to stop him with shit like the anti-scp metal and it was just a whole shitton of addendums at the bottom of each scp they used to fight each other
and it was just some rp the two had done
which is fucking nuts that ever flew back in the day

>>149049399
The one with the coloured discs that take you into an alternate world populated by hostile crawling giants

>>149098084
>it was just some rp the two had done
which is fucking nuts that ever flew back in the day
They were in charge of the site back then. That is why they got away with a lot of nonsense.

>>149098079
War Machine.

>>149098084
Ah telekill alloy, the Scranton Reality Anchor of 2011.

>>149098171
>War Machine
Thanks for clarifying.

>>149079397
It sucks this artist nuked their account.

>>149049399
You do not recognize the bodies in the water.

>>149071435
That is peculiar. I didn't expect that fetish realization cartoon to feature something interesting.

>>149099413
Anon everything Liam Vickers makes is his monster-girl and eldritch horror filled fetish and it's extremely based.

>>149079397
wait what is this?
scp-1000 is the children of the night bigfeet

>>149099826
It's still bigfoot but the artist chose to depict one with their organic technology.

>>149099826
Still one of their kind, but that's them back when they were decked to the nines wither magitech. Their current forms are heavily diminished form what they used to be.

>>149097132
I would fuck all of them.

>>149100685
in my defense that first pic was looked more like evil sorcery shit over biological weaponry
that pic is much more obvious

Apparently this the highest quality available but thought I share it anyway.
https://www.instagram.com/p/C_-Y0GZz1lY/

>>149045103
>I don't care

>>149083926
Interesting design for this SCP. I give it points for being based on a giraffe. Other artists make this look like a dinosaur.

>>149081965
Drawings are safe.

>>149098122
I like that one.

>>149045086 (OP)
What does SCP have that Area 51 don't?

>>149096819
That wasn't them, rkgnt?

>>149103336
This specific interpretation of Area 51?

>>149101234
I guess the staff gave that impression

>>149099791
>everything Liam Vickers makes is his monster-girl and eldritch horror filled fetish
I know, that's why I said that.
>and it's extremely based.
I have to disagree. Also, the robot design is awful.

>>149104799
Nah, not really. The concept of Area 51 we knew in our world. You know the kids naruto run over at that Area 51?

>>149101571
What should I know about this?

>>149098084
>>149098027
I remember when they used to do "decommissions". Where they made articles for their author OCs to shit on bad SCPs. People nostalgia trip for the early days but let me tell you it was full of stinkers like
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/duke-till-dawn

>>149108635
Hate this tale so much.

>>149108941
That and https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/incident-239-b-clef-kondraki are a microcosm of everything bad with old SCP.

>>149092492
>shitblox
Fuck that.

>>149109066
ah this was what I was talking about
>>149108635
It's interesting how, despite the many changes in scp's history, there's arguably always been some big fuck up or issue like the early rp nonsense or lolfoundation era or the post-containment breach surge in new and bad users; granted, I haven't really kept up with the site itself so I'm not sure if anything in particular qualifies as a boogeyman beyond my own annoyance with the surging popularity of scp entries that are really just tales in disguise

>>149092492
Fuck no there are new games like SCP Fragmented Minds or SCP 5k

>>149109318
>>149110191
>there are new games like SCP Fragmented Minds or SCP 5k
roblox games seem better

>>149110231
Roblox is for groomers, retards and annoying little kids. So which one are you?

>>149110291
Why are you so mad?

Favorite SCP-001 proposal? The gate guardian is still my favorite.

>>149101624
I like both approaches to their design.

>>149108202
You don't know the gods?
>Mekhane is a machine god
>Yaldabaoth is a flesh goddess
>Scarlet King wants to destroy everything
>Hanged King is essentially the King in Yellow

>>149110508
lot of people hate it but I like it too
it was my first encounter with something religious as an scp that wasn't jokey or weak like cain abel

>>149109475
>surging popularity of scp entries that are really just tales in disguise
HA! That makes two of us. I blame the meta around X000 articles. Because those are the ones that usually win. There's only a few real boogeymen that I know of:
Roget rage-quitted and took all of their articles with them (which was in the triple digits). Causing people to have to rewrite a bunch of SCPS
Some Russian guy sued the site for copyright infringement which means no OG Peanut, no OG 106 etc
And Doctor Bright turned out to be as rapey and annoying as his author version. So they retconned him into being "Elias Shaw". Good riddance

>>149110508
Keter Duty
It's one of the few cross-testing SCPs on the site. And I appreciate the take on the concept, it could've just been Death Battle: SCP edition but the article stays true to the mission. Secure, Contain, and Protect. It also gives off a feeling of "finality", like the Foundation figured it all out and even the most world ending SCP like 231 is just another day in the office.

>>149111416
had heard of the latter two but not the former, admittedly not familiar with roget
I'm not adverse to longer entries, it's just some completely abuse things like recovered documents like logs or diaries to put what is essentially just a tale into a regular entry
good long exploration log scp's are some of the best to be sure
And I agree with the X000 mention, it's annoying how they trend to longer and longer exposition dumps as they've gone on, you see more and more like 5000 vs 1000, but at least y'know, whatever, it's a big special number, I don't mind it being so long.
I think the bigger issue is you end up getting a bunch of X000 runner-ups that are long and also notably lower quality. I remember 6000 had 2 seperate runner ups that were essentially just Gaia's Revenge The SCP. Side note, wish fulfillment/I don't like this celebrity scp's are dogshit too, you know what I'm talking about. The latter in particular shouldn't be allowed IMO.
Also I just loaded up 6000 and there's a link to the author's twitter right smack dab at the top and that pisses em off

>>149110582
Fantastic artwork.

>>149111572
also just finished 6000 and I gotta say I generally find "previous iteration" or kalpa-esque shit pretty eye-rolling especially with the sentimentality rolled in

>>149049399
How often do we have more SCP stuff?

>>149045086 (OP)
>>149045573
Would you all dare to work there?

>>149113420
Yes. in the ethics committee

>>149113420
It depends on what SCP the Foundation assigns me. Some are nice.

>>149110231
lies

>pool of evil that spawns unholy abominations
>pops out an indian man
What did they mean by this?

>>149052650
I wonder why furfags love this one.

>>149112904
I am not sure what you mean. Are you asking how often new projects are started? It is hard to say. There is nothing consistent.

>>149101571
They all look cool.

>>149113548
Why?

>>149118100
Just saying Site Director or 05 would be boring. I think it would provide the most interesting challenge. Trying to be the moral guidance of an amoral shadow organization that literally gatekeeps what's "normal" or not.

>>149118674
hot

>>149110508
The files one, makes perfect sense to have the first anomaly be the trigger for organizing a foundation. "Le scary number 1" is just glory hogging for powerlevelfags.

How powerful would you make the Foundation if (You) were going to make an SCP show?

>>149120983
I don't know nigger. How could I make the Foundation more powerful if I were to make an SCP show?

>>149118758
>it would provide the most interesting challenge.
ethics comm is the Foundation's HR department and should be treated as a keter class anomaly.

it's like the CIA worrying if their cocaine is GMO free

>>149120983
They would have slightly advanced technology. I feel sticking them with normal gear like in containtment breach is too weak, but all the cringe multiversal pataphysics power-scaling wank is lunacy. Bending anomalies in their favor to some degree is a necessity.

>>149111416
>Some Russian guy sued the site for copyright infringement which means no OG Peanut, no OG 106 etc
That had nothing fo do with the images being changed, which was a separate issue where they didn't want to deal with the OG artist behind the original Peanut throwing a tantrum and trying to sue them (which he outright threatened to do). They changed the others to avoid similar problems.

>>149120983
Make them hesitant to use anomalous tech because of there's always a catch. They use it but normal stuff is always reliable/doesn't screw you over. I. Would have them work with governments over outright ranking above them, it makes it more fun to have them have to negotiate with a dictatorship instead of it going to the Chaos or GOI.

>>149046006
He could destroy the Foundation before they could respond but all the horrors he would release would not spare him
Also Viltrumites have no answer to plethora of hax SCP universe is full of

>>149120983
>Pic related
> Learn to sit back and observe. Not everything needs a reaction.
What does difference here?

Serpent's Hand >>>> All

>>149046006
Mark is a jobber who survives by luck.

>>149122238
You with the GOC if you want things done above board and destroyed, you go with Chaos Insurgency if you want to weaponize something you can't control, you with MC&D if you want to profit off of it, and you go to the Foundation if you don't want any questions asked.

>>149045573
I want to FUCK doctor BUCK.

>>149122974
Me too. Get in the line.

How much do you all like them?

>>149123875
Fuck Buck, marry Molly. Simple as.

>>149120983
Might be a bit of a cop out, but I think I would tie with an underutilized (to my mind) aspect of SCP: everything is need to know. Taken to an extreme level, this would make it so virtually no one really knows what level of capability the Foundation is capable of. I think an SCP show would work well with a lower-level researcher at like level 2 clearance (mabye with vignettes for a level 3 character to show that they only know so much too). A big part of a show like this would be dealing with the mystery around the Foundation as much as the mystery around the SCPs. Like Thaumiel shit would be a big reveal.
Also like to imagine that the Foundation amnesticizes personnel quite often. That kind of thing would work well for a show. Can help keep the Foundation in a morally-grey area, like a reveal that they amnesticized researchers when they had to do more unethical shit or something.
So to answer the question, I would have it kept rather vague. Maybe have the odd scranton thing in some cases of more powerful entities, references to potential use of SCPs, allusions to a extradimensional base (very hushhush), sinister undertones to certain encounters like maybe a low level researcher gets some X-files-esque request to stop looking so deep from some mystery foundation personnel, that kind of thing.
At the same time, would be a cool idea to have a higher level character break down and let on that things are somewhat bleak or dire higher up (think that south park episode where they joke about how the government is spreading 9/11 inside job details to make the US government seem all powerful when it's not the case). I find that kind of dichotomy interesting.
Also, like that other anon mentioned, keeping them restrained on the global level makes sense given the existence of UN-partnered GOC and UIU (kinda confused on their continued existence desu, givent the US is depicted as being completely associated with the Foundation, they have good stories though)

>>149124721
(cont)
Anyhow, it would be established the Foundation struggles for global political supremacy regarding the paranormal with the GOC, alongside all the philosophical issues between the two (sidenote, has it ever been established how the countries play along with both? I don't think I've seen any SCP's tackle this, I guess cause it's mundane, but it's kinda weird to think about how they can coexist especially with the GOC being tied to the UN. Also makes me wonder where each are based out of, I always just assumed the Foundtion is US-based but it kinda makes more sense for the GOC to be given the UN connection and the guns-blazing attitude, and also a lot of SCPs new and old refer to the Foundation existing in many forms over 1000s of years with a lot of European precursors, so it makes more sense for them to have a European foothold.) Idk, there's a lot to talk about there.
Also would be worth showing the Foundation meets their match often in the other GoI's, like Serpent's Hand being way too difficult to track down and keep a bead on, Chaos Insurgency a genuine threat with how they cause breachs and work from within, and GOC with sheer military and political might. I'd make it a particular point to note the GOC are militarily superior (barring stuff like Red Right Hand and maybe MTF Omega stuff if you want to go that route) since it makes sense if they're gonna be the big guns and can resist the Foundation.
Maybe I'm just a sucker for their mechs.

>>149124943
I don't blame you for liking their mechs. They look cool.

>>149122623
based

>>149123875
Loved Collingwood from the start. Loved Buck after the penultimate episode. Two of the offsite SCP OCs I cared enough to remember.

>>149045086 (OP)
"More news on development soon" = Fund our kickstarter and watch us disappear forever

>>149127600
They would have already advertised the Kickstarter instead of waiting. Don't doom post yet.

>>149056721
Who is the artist btw? id like to check it out

>>149124943
I thought it was already established that the Foundation struggled with other governments.

>>149107069
Well to each their own, I'd personally argue the robot design is what peak simple but effective design for a robot is, but I also understand that not everyone sees eye to eye and you may have valid reasons not to like it... Or you are just not feeling the design for no reason, that's fine too lol, I say you are valid either way


The show strikes me as personally interesting and has that creepy dark and eldritch mystery vibe which I love so at least I found my hyperfixation to explore on kek (‘~`;)

>>149124332
Fuck it! I'd marry both, who's going to stop me

"Hello?"

>>149128639
Wildmutt from Ben 10

>>149107069
I think you just have supremely shit taste, because the robot designs are genuinely good, make sense (with the Worker Drones in particular being mass produced labour that everyone uses and usually are identical to eachother under normal circumstances, Disassembly Drones being the murder-slave grunts of a digitally manifesting Eldritch Horror, and the Anti-Drone Sentinels being a rag-tag countermeasure from desperate Humans to guard Cabin Fever Labs), and are immediately recognizable to the series.

>>149092181
>>149094418
>>149094442
Hmm.
I think the SCP Foundation definitely has the resources for sone kind of Anti-AI countermeasure / weapon. Sort of like how Cabin Fever Labs on Copper 9 came up with the Anti-Drone Sentinel - but much more effective in actually targetting all AI.
Which the Foundation COULD resort to trying to neutralize all AI in general if the threat of an eldritch entity like the Solver eventually manifesting in an AI host is a great enough risk - and that would be the contai ment procedure. No AI, especially no SENTIENT AI. Don't give it a gateway, and it won't have even the slightest chance to get in. As we saw in the show, the Solver only needs the tiniest of chances to eventually worm its way into the universe through a host.

>>149128645
I would like to see that crossover.

>>149128442
like everything, it depends on the scp
most of those I'm familiar with establish seeming dominance over most countries baring the USSR in the past and the middle east with ORIA

>>149129603
I thought the US was also a challenge for the foundation.

>>149094786
>Its so rare for actual fun concepts to be made that don't devolve into keter circle jerking and lore gargling
Because the retards in charge of vetting articles are obsessed with Keter circlejerking and lore gargling, so those are the entries that get published while others languish.

>>149094172
>1-fucking-hour long video
Nigger I'm not going to sit through that. Why the fuck do they gotta bloat the runtime so badly? If there's so much dirt on the guy just make an article, or a document.

>>149131831
Then you will instead bitch about it being too many words and didn't read.

>>149098027
>lol I am literally Satan with a shotgun and ukulele watch me ride 682 like a cowboy
You're conflating Clef with Kondraki, respectively.

I think the backrooms are neater but SCP could have potential.

>>149131918
Kondraki's whole schtick was the butterflies.

>>149131958
Clef is the ukulele guy, Kondraki is the one who ended up riding 682. Speaking of which, what happened to Kondraki ever since he got let go? Last I remember about him was some Nanowrimo entry whose plot I struggle to recall but involved a Russian wizard cult.

Free high concept for all you SCPfags out there, feel free to claim it: a memetic hazard that grows more harmful the more you forget, or otherwise makes amnestics worsen the problem instead of solving it like most other infohazards.

>>149133338
Natalie is cuter, and it still makes me mad that tranny faggot Lord Bung was going to cave in to his tranny boyfriend and dump her for a self-insert tranny character to be Connor's love interest. It alao makes me glad that he killed off Confinement through sheer retardation before that could be shown.

>>149133473
Everyone agrees that we dodged a bullet. The way Natalie was going to be written out was dumb.

>>149132261
>amnestics
What are amnestics exactly?? I have never seen an explanation for how they are physically used

>>149134586
The general idea is that is a chemical. Sometimes it came from SCPs like SCP-3000 and SCP-939. These were also written in an attempt to explain amnestics.
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/amnestic-orientation-manual
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/updated-amnestics-guide

>>149128343
https://www.deviantart.com/antondyanov

>>149129203
Based and Dronepilled

>>149133338
best girl

>>149045908
great

>>149045122
fuck i'm working on a not-scp game that has a secret giant facility built around a bottomless pit and is thematically referencing katabasis RIGHT now
that one guy was right, if you don't make your idea as soon as possible someone WILL make it before you

>>149136592
Keep going anon. There is no such thing as genuine originality. Every story in existence can be compared to something else. I am sure your story will have things that will distinguish it. How far in production are you?

>>149134586
>>149134790
I remember when a staff member (Clef I think) in the very early 10s explained amnestics thusly:
>Class-C amnestics: "What did I do last night?"
>Class-B amnestics: "Whoa, I barely recall anything about the last month or two"
>Class-A amnestics: "Who am I?"

>>149136643
Yeah, of course I am not gonna stop now. I made I think about 50-60% of coding and game mechanics and starting to work on the graphics. It's a pretty small game so I think I'll be done with it even before this show

>>149137075
Good luck

>>149134790
>mfw nobody remembers A Man At The Top Of His Profession anymore
Feels bad man.

The RP/"lolfoundation" era wasn't anywahere as bad as people make it out to be.

>>149138623
no

>>149087961
>Does the name Matthew hint at anything?

>>149087961
>Does the name Matthew hint at anything?
Matthew the Apostle?

>>149139486
I think that is correct. The character works as an accountant according to this >>149073040 like Matthew the Apostle.

>>149045086 (OP)
>>149045122
>>149073040
>>149139724
>Allusions to Dante's Inferno
>Main character is probably named after Matthew the Apostle
>Gallionic means "marked by indifference or easygoing carelessness or irresponsibility"
I will not be surprised if the religious SCPs make an appearance in this.

What other SCP like clones that are actually cool to check out?

>>149140229
Pick your choice

>>149138623
No no, you have a point

>>149045086 (OP)
>soem studios
Literally who?

>>149140365
>Literally who?
Can we ban e-celeb in this thread?

>>149045086 (OP)
Is this a series or movie?

>>149049399
3125
Antimemetics division was such a kino series, but it also gave me a good bit of dread when I was younger. Still kinda does.

>>149094172
Finally, they did something right. Fuck Kaktus. 90% of his articles are slop. And his 001 proposal just made me mad for even being kinda invested in his nonsense.

>>149138623
You're wrong.

>>149141047
I think it is a series.

>>149110508
The "Good Boy" proposal. I just find the fact of the SCP Foundation neutralizing even the most dangerous SPCs by doing random shit following orders of some AI who believes itself as a dog, quite amusing.

>>149140298
damn that is a lot

>>149136954
wait, isn't it backwards with A being weaker and getting stronger going down?

>>149140229
I checked out rpc for the first time in in forever and found one or two that were solid

>>149141139
he had some good ones (really like titania's prison) but he got worse and more self-indulgent as time went on
he had one called demon lancelot or something that has this flying city and almost fucking immediately segues into a conversation with an immortal that does this I think genuinely unrivaled for length on site expostion dump and then you realize this is the entry kaktus was using to establish his little canon and it runs through pretty much fucking everything between creation and the fae and the children of the night
World building and lore when done right in small doses is some of the most interesting material but that just pissed me off
I go so far to say hubs and personal canons getting so big have but a net negative cause now you can easily wander up on these poorly integrated enwieldly author SCP headcanon lore dumps

>>149138623
You're right. It was worse.

>>149142830
I agree it was fun

>>149073409
Okay this has me interested now. Someone treating SCP seriously with religious allusions in the background? Could actually be good.

>>149140229
Lobotomy Corporation

>>149140229
Delta Green

>>149133338
Everything is a nightmare.

>>149133338
Steth my beloved

>>149146249
My thoughts too

>>149045086 (OP)
>Inb4 the creator troons out and makes rule 34 of scp 1472 and 939

>>149047198
Unironically too OP

>>149049399
1128

>>149058844
>>149058865
>>149058884

Damn
Pretty good actually

>>149049399
SCP-3812, SCP-6221, & SCP-3999

>>149045122
Waitaminute

That's just bigger Resident Evil!

>>149150816
me too

>>149151664
My bro!!!

>>149150948
The live action RE movies? God those were so awful.

>>149124721
The UIU is traditionally depicted as having existed when the Foundation was much less prominent, if not predating it, and having lost a lot of power due to the end of the Cold War and the rising political power of the Foundation and GOC. Currently it's kept around because the US is unwilling to completely hand over anomalous response to third-parties, and the Foundation sees it as useful for dealing with minor anomalies and as a smokescreen. IIRC they played a big role in taking down the tech company that made robots and AI by killing people and implanting their souls into machinery.

Here's a fun thread: What's your idea for an SCP anomaly?"

>>149146249
Seconding that it could be good just for being serious in presentation. I wonder which religious SCP will appear or at least be mentioned in some way.

>>149153720
I remember there was an anon writing something about werewolves. It was interesting.

Favorite canon?

>SCP-414
What even is this thing?

>>149120983
Id make every episode play in a different universe where the foundation has a different amount of power. One where they would be at the mercy of superpowers like the us or russia, another where the most powerful godlike being they have ever encountered enters their universe, and the entire episode is basically the foundation equivalent of this scene at the end of the episode where jeremy irons is an O5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fij_ixfjiZE just to show that not even the most powerful being in existance is reason enough to need more than one overseer present.
Tldr it goes from being a strong medium-sized nation to scaling infinitly into boundless

>>149122623
>all the knowledge in the world
>none of the wisdom to use it correctly
Not that im surprised people who worship the serpent from the garden are this fucking stupid

>>149124943
>>149124721
sounds very cool, though id really like it if the gocs nack of just killing anomalies was more utilised. Theres a shitton of scps that are a result of the foundations incompetence that want to destroy everything now, just make it so that when the foundation needs something destroyed the goc swoops in and kills it in like 3 minutes. I think theres only one scp that did that, some gru divison p scp i think.

>>149152840
neat, I was really confused on the continued existence part but it's an interesting angle to have the US still be resistant to an extent
Also like alluded to in my post their smaller stakes and abilities makes them have some interesting sides to things
>>149153720
Containment protocol would be a scratched through safe replaced with keter.
Containment would prohibit any and all testing specifically noting any and all staff are not allowed access to the scp, particularly level 4 or higher personnel (including O5's)
SCP would be some kind of painting of perhaps a wilting flower or something liike that causes people to remember things upon prolonged contemplation. Via experiment logs it'd be tried on d-class who are capable of remembering mundane things, shown to not work on people with memory loss from traumatic brain injury, some other minor tidbits
But then a researcher (with approval) attempts to use it to see if he can remember where he placed the keys to some cabinet or something to that effect but exits the chamber silently, grabs security personnel's weapon and goes on short killing spree before being killed, with no apparent reason.
Testing is halted but later approved by some higher up and is continued on d-class former researchers where they have similar reactions or suicide attempts and it's deduced that the painting is capable of negating all effects of amnestics and the researchers have apparently been amnesticized in the past and had forgotten horrible shit they've done or that the foundation did to them or made them do or just shit they found out. The kicker is that there was no record of any such amnesticizing taking place. There'd be a note or something where the senior researcher that reactivated the testing comes to the conclusion the foundation has an undocumented program of wide amnesticizing far beyond what he are anyone else seemed to know, greatly surprising him as he had been privy to many amnesticizations in the past

>>149156700
(cont)
this culminates in the senior researcher going to the painting alone and later broadcasting the painting to all open video channels and computers the next day, causing a massive complete containment breach and massacre. Site is a total loss, many many anomalies lost and set loose to cause damage, invaluable researchers and soldiers killed. The painting itself survives and is left behind and quickly swept away by first responders and the event is kept extremely hush hush by O5 command, to the point where literally everyone involved in taking the site back is summarily executed so they can't be a liability if future amnesticization fails on them. I guess here would be a good spot to put some O5 note detailing their pants-shitting from this whole event as it 1) jeopardizes the mass amnesticizaion program they use to keep the suprisingly shaky foundation together and 2) reveals that even this unseen O5 and the rest all some fucking how did not realize the amnesticization program was this bad, mention they are all extremely paranoid of each other now and are considering listing the program itself as an SCP as it's so shadowy.
Stinger would be a memo from senior researcher who lives, something to the effect of "grr I'm gonna get you bastards" but edgy with a bit at the end noting he had seemingly defected to the Chaos Insurgency possibly alongside other surviving researchers. Eliminating or capturing him is top prioty and all.
TL;DR: Painting that makes people remember shit inadvertantly exposes the foundations amnesticization version of that time the CIA during MKultra kept surreptitiously doping their own agents with LSD (this really happened btw) and it threatens to turn everything ass up

>>149156220
Agreed
One thing I wholeheartedly enjoy of more recent SCPs is the ability to make the GOC actually efficacious and sometimes in the right rather than idiotic knuckledraggers they once were.
In any show I'd have them be clearly in the wrong and unneccesarily cruel in some cases to Euclid humanoids but have at least one scenario where it becomes obvious the Foundation is delving too deep in something they shouldn't or going too far keeping something alive that really just shouldn't exist and the GOC have to save the day and are portrayed as in the right for doing so.
Also team ups.

>>149103336
area 51 is just a place where they test next generation jets and drones, nothing super special there

>>149157139
Who?

>>149158166
Says the FBI agent

>>149158828
fbi don't even go there, shit's military

>>149158815
SCP-053 and SCP-682

>>149156874
The Foundation is repeatedly shown to be unnecessarily cruel to Euclid humanoids, dehumanizing them as a matter of protocol and constantly engaging in physically and psychologically destructive human experimentation and punishing them if they don't comply. Ironically you're better off if you're a Keter because they're too concerned with you breaking free to bother fucking around with you that much.

>>149156431
cool art

>>149046687
spooky

>>149123875
Very much.

>>149153720
Final Destination coin

Classification: Safe

It's a coin that does Final Destination style Rube Goldberg kills. The logic behind it's choice of victims is seemingly random and very poorly understood due to the lack of testing data. The Foundation acquired it from an MC&D auction. Testing of the coin was halted because, when tested, it would sometimes kill D-class in highly improbable gruesome freak accidents. However, these "accidents" had a bad tendency of occasionally killing the researchers instead and spilling out to the rest of the containment site and causing containment breaches when tested in sites containing multiple dangerous SCPs.

Foundation researchers have so far concluded that 1.) the coin has an effect radius of a little less than half a mile, 2.) the coin must be physically involved in the chain reaction that causes the deaths, and 3.) the cannot cause outright physically impossible things to happen.They're wrong about the first conclusion

Containment procedures are simple. The coin is stored in a heavy locked box in a small unmanned containment site located deep underground. So far, this has successfully contained the coin. This was also how MC&D kept the coin before selling it to the Foundation

>>149150923
>SCP-3812 and SCP-3999
>Shitty metafiction jack off sessions
You have shit taste.

>>149154538
>Putting anomalies too dangerous to handle right next to the world reset device
Seems like a terrible fucking idea, who designed this shit?

>>149161594
they look so cool

>>149161941
What happens if you give it to SCP-181, the "Lucky" guy.

>>149161941
That reminds me of Stephen King's The Monkey story but with a cursed coin instead of a cymbal monkey toy.

>>149162890
It just kills other people around him

>>149162185
SCP-2000 is a glorified cloning facility. In the Ad Astra Per Aspera canon there should be multiple.

>>149153720
How about a water bottle that changes your personality? Imagine: with every sip you take, its color shifts.

>>149156700
>>149156834
First post is good, throw away everything about the second. Less is more.

>>149153720
The Singing Baobab Tree (Madagascar): A single, ancient baobab tree that, during certain lunar phases, emits a complex and beautiful melody that resonates deep within the listener's chest. Those who hear the melody report feeling an overwhelming sense of peace and interconnectedness with nature, but also a profound sadness when the singing stops. Attempts to record the sound have failed, as the recordings only capture ambient noise.

>>149154538
cool ship

>>149049399
How many SCPs is your favorite, though?

>>149045149
What IS the point of this, anyway?

>>149167509
There are a lot that I enjoy.

>>149168309
Anon does not know what he is talking about. SCP is a sandbox built on the premise of glowies hiding weird stuff that defies science. That is the core concept and there are many ways people can probably depict it.

>>149058865
Based Paddy

>>149164883
He is still the best monster.

>>149141118
>that part where 3125 finally incarnates and the violinist guy is the only one who doesn’t immediately get hollowed out
>the scene of him slowly stopping playing when he realizes everyone in the audience and orchestra are staring at him with evil intent
Kino

>>149170007
Dude there's so many moments where you sit there and go "Oh fuck"
Like the initial reveal. talking about 3125 like the realization is impossible NOT to have. So you're basically trying to prevent a bunch of physics majors from rediscovering gravity over and over.

I miss when SCP was simpler and it wasnt tumblr OCs with mary sue powers and TLDR dogshit creative writing from teenagers.

>>149170059
I think the story does eventually get a little wobbly under its own weight when the other stuff like the afterlife warriors get brought in, and the romance stuff occasionally fell flat, but I think the way the author played with characters’ memories to tug on the reader’s heartstrings was surprisingly effective. Poor bastard had all his memories wiped then forcefully brought back so he could witness his wife die a brain-damaged wreck.

Hot take: SPC was never good. It was always filled with retarded "original characters donutsteal" and blatant self-inserts in the form of the Doctors.

>>149170734
Everyone here agrees with the old doctors sucked. Some anons already brought up earlier in this thread. Fortunately, they are not in every article.

>>149045629
/x/ isn't really like that anymore, it's just filled with depressed hindus and jews these days

>>149170274
The Afterlife task force worked well enough as a plot device, I do think they should've explored the concept more and maybe had a proper journey or two of chapters. But it might''ve led to bloat imo

>>149171268
I am aware of how it is now. What I'm saying is that we have a story reminiscent of the schizo conspiracy theories that used to be posted there.

>>149170079
>you will never have sex with the Cum Goblin
Why live?

>>149172794
feels bad

it's not over yet but I want to mention this has been a really good scp thread, best we've had in a while
like nearly all of the ones we've had have just been about complaining about the dogshit ones we all know and dislike or the cartoon by the guy that broke his ass and his mind
but this one has had actual discussion and enjoyment even as the flaws are still pointed out and all
thanks

>>149173570
I like the autistic crossover discussions. They're fun. And help keep the thread relevant to /co/.

>>149173570
>by the guy that broke his ass and his mind
Literally who?

>>149174343
Lord Bung, creator of the animated web series Confinement. Also worked on Super Science Friends.

>>149168930
>hiding
>in a building with 3km long walls

>>149174399
Area 51 and the headquarters of the CIA are public knowledge, but nobody knows everything they are doing at those places. 3 km walls is noticable but not like a random will be allowed to walk in. The place also looks like it is in Antarctica or something.

>>149174461
>3 km walls is noticable but not like a random will be allowed to walk in. The place also looks like it is in Antarctica or something

>the Three Gorges Dam is so large that it can be seen from space according to NASA. Specifically, it is one of the few man-made structures on Earth that is visible to the naked eye from space. The dam is located on the Yangtze River in China and is a massive structure, both in terms of its physical size and its impact says CNN.
Here's why it's visible:
Size:
The dam is 181 meters (607 feet) tall and spans 2,335 meters (2.3 kilometers)

The fucking building can be seen from space anon.

>>149174485
>The fucking building can be seen from space anon.
Not a problem when Google has blacked out places or used photoshop. Astronauts have been accused of seeing crazy shit up in space but they never talk about it.

>>149174590
Or they could do what any government has figured out when they want to hide something. INVERT THE FUCKING BUILDING AND MAKE IT AN UNDER GROUND FACILITY. Like holy shit governments do that all the time to keep facilities secret, fucking epstein and the hollywood pedos were smart enough to know that. And if you dont want things escaping it comes with the added benefit of being able to have one or two exits being the absolute only way to get out. Hell they could have had it underground with one exit that was rigged to collapse trapping everything in the facility permanently if a containment breech were to occur. They could have had the staff be told that the second they stepped foot in the facility they were considered expendable. But then the writers couldn't jerk themselves off to their "super cool large building they thought up"

>>149046818
I haven't. Seems interesting.

>>149174713
It is also underground like the Pentagon having a building on the surface while there is more underground.

>>149174590
At 3km per side it's the size of a small town.

>>149176108
The US government occupied more land than that to test nuclear weapons.

>>149176264
Yes, but this is a single building.

>>149162890
SCP-xxxx Test # 03
Site Director______ approved the cross-testing of SCP-xxx with SCP-181 which lead to the catastrophic failure of all powered containment cells located at Site__, the destruction of several anomalous objects contained at Site__, and a total of 23 fatalities including Site Director ______.

SCP-181 was instructed to try flipping SCP-181. SCP-181 complied with the instruction and through the coin up in the air. A lighting fixture–later determined to be poorly secured to the ceiling of the testing chamber and improperly wired– fell down and collided with SCP-xxxx ins such a manner that SCP-xxxx caused a short circuit. This short circuit is believed to have started an electrical fire in the sub-basement of Site__. Investigations into the how exactly this occurred are still ongoing. Multiple redundant automatic fire suppression systems all failed to detect the resulting electrical fire which eventually reached the septic tank pressure relief line, resulting in an explosion that knocked out the main electrical systems of Site__ as well as the emergency backup generators. The blast from the explosion compromised the containment cells of 4 hazardous SCPs including SCP-____.

SCP-181 remained completely unharmed despite the electrical fire, several explosions, and an encounter with the 3 instances of SCP-____ that managed to breach containment during the ensuing chaos. Further testing of SCP-xxxx has been suspended.

>>149122201
No the original artist was actually fine with it, he gave them a special permission slowly for the site, even if he wasn't 100% enthusiastic about the legacy of his artpiece. It's just one day the admins decided that wasn't good enough and got rid of it anyway, 682s picture too, even though I doubt the Russian who uploaded it 20 years ago cares, or is even alive.

>>149153720
Train that never stops once it picks you up. You ride on it until you die. It appears at train stations around the world, often picking up individuals late at night looking like a local train, before speeding off into a para-dimension which you can't escape from. The Foundation only finds out about it because a researcher boards it one night and realises what's happening. He finds remnants of previous passengers as he wanders round. They can't rescue the researcher and they don't know what to do because there's no way to predict when the train will come, which freaks them out because it's effectively uncontained. Kind of a lesson that for all its resources the Foundation isn't all powerful, it can be beaten too.

Another idea I had was time travelling Nazis from another dimension who try to conquer the SCP verse, forcing several factions to work together, but that's more a canon thing than SCP. Or maybe the SCP is simply the first incursion site where they defeated the invading forces and they're prepping for another.

>>149156700
>>149156834
I agree with anon, don't bother with site destruction, too edgy. Implication that there's mass-amnesticisation in the background that not even 05s know about (or remember) is good enough. Could even tie it into the anti-memetics canon, feels like something they'd take charge of.

>>149176934
It's because the photo was taken by a third-party and didn't fall under the CC license.

>>149074630
Or, you know, just destroy all sapient AI and instate a global ban on AI production and development.
> That wouldn't work.
> Even if you could destroy all AI, which itself is dubious, governments and private citizens alike would inevitably create AI in secret.
Good.
That there is no silver bullet to indefinitely resolve the anomaly makes it slightly more interesting.
For instance, cat-and-mouse chases and confrontations with hosts that slipped through the net might make for good material for incident report entries.

>>149110508
>SCP-001 proposal
What's the big fuss with the SCP-001 proposal, anyway? It's been going around the community, and I don't get why everyone is making such a big thing out of it.

>>149093409
Violently.

>>149045086 (OP)
Do I look like I give a flip?

>>149177915
It became a big deal since the beginning. The old guard initially thought SCP-001 as the first SCP and originally there was only going to be one page. However, everyone had a proposal for it and they decided to make it ambiguous

>>149176934
>682s picture too, even though I doubt the Russian who uploaded it 20 years ago cares, or is even alive.
Considering how corrupt the legal system is over in Russia the picture could have been a problem. It is very easy for someone over there to falsely claim ownership like the trademark incident.

>>149045122
But they already have a Site 19 and it already is the largest containment facility for the most amount of anomalies. Why are they making Site 19 but Site 19er?

>>149177915
The SCP-184 is still one of my favorite SCP bits
>Hey you know that thing that corrupts and expands any space it's left in? Yeah well we left it outside and now outer space is fucked beyond repair, whoopsie!

>>149177915
>When day breaks
I don't even get the hype about it. It's basically "The Thing" but with the Sun as the infectious vector instead of infected cells.

>>149045086 (OP)
>SCP
>in the 2020s
nah, miss me with that shit

>>149045149
Exactly

>>149179611
People like how fucked everyone would be in that scenario. The Thing could at least be burned to stop its spread, but how do you fight against the sun?

>>149179925
Launch it into a bigger sun

>>149179925
Living in the ground, like in the Metro games.

>>149179925
Cover it with my thumb.

>>149179611
>I don't even get the hype about it.
Because it's a hopeless scenario and acts as a good medium for people to tell more SCP stories in the When Day Breaks world. Sometimes it's just fun to indulge in a bit of misery porn.

https://youtu.be/vOEwIfbZ1AE

>>149179611
>>149182191
>We managed to talk one of the D's into going out - see if he couldn't draw them away. He was surprisingly okay with the plan - all he asked for was a gun, and a single round. He made it out there and one got a hold of him, tried to get his mask off. He managed to work the pistol up beneath his chin in time, got it off. I figured he was lucky.

>After he fell limp though, it kept working at his suit. Pried off the hood, poured itself inside. Began tearing it off of him from within.

>He came back; started changing - dripping out of the suit and screaming and screaming and screaming.

>They won't even let us die.

>>149181809
Based solipsis anon

>>149177044
like the train idea
nazi one is eh

>>149170079
I miss the Cum Goblin

>>149045086 (OP)
>look, my facility is the biggest and the strongest and it houses 666 super-keter entities and secretly contains an eldritch god that I had to make a brand new classification for-
SHUT UP
SHUT THE FUCK UP
I’LL KILL YOU

>>149179925
Use sunblock retard

>>149170079
>>149172794
>Cum Goblin will never suck every drop of semen out of your blue-balled balls
Why live, indeed

>>149184281
I thought it was only Twitter fags that whined this much over nothing.

>>149045086 (OP)
Some SCP 113 action please

>>149184556
isn't that just a fetish thing

So what exactly is this SCP Foundation thing?
Is it just some fictional organization that contains spooky monsters? Kinda like how some people imagine Area 51 to be?

>>149184634
Right on the money

>>149184634
Pretty much. Think of it like the original Men in Black comic where it had demons and stuff with aliens.

Good thread. See you all next time.

>>149185651
A new thread can happen soon when new info is posted about the animated project.

>>149053063
OCs are not the same as self inserts, retard.