Thread 149843828

It has been a while since we had an SCP thread. I'm going to start by posting chapter 1 of Connorverse, a comic continuation of Confinement. It adapts the original premise of episode 8.

>>149843996
End of chapter 1. Chapter should be coming soon. The author posted some sneak peaks recently. I'll post them here in a sec. This comic also has a dub on YouTube if anyone is interested. The VA for Natalie reprised her role.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk72eEdDyss

Now dumping the teases for chapter 2.

>>149844036
Last image that was posted a month ago.

Great dump, glad to see the Connor story lives on as the setting was so entertaining.
Shame the original author gooned himself to insanity.

Should RPC get an animated series?

Hope the story keeps going.

>>149844133
Yeah, I’m curious to see what’s going on here. It seems to be using the concept of there being alternate Connor’s. I wonder if they’re versions of the one we know that are created after he dies or if they’re something different all together. Also the sword dweeb is back.

>>149844133
Ya hate to see a good artist succumb to a fetish and ruin him

>>149844415
This a spoiler from the leaked script for episode 8, which the comic seems to be following. The O5 Council authorized an experiment with SCP-049 to revive dead Connors and see what happens.

>>149843828 (OP)
Cool to see the original ep concept. It feels a bit off but im sure its just the art style since its based on the OG script, or maybe its the lack of voices/humor that accompanied the original series
Either way id really like to see more, but lets see how hopeful that is since it looks like the artist hasnt posted much since october and only gets $5/month on patreon

>>149844642
The writing is jank. I think the writer's not a native English speaker.

>>149844152
Are there any iconic RPC's yet? I liked the sentient cloud but I wouldn't call it iconic.

>>149844152
Problem is there's no standout ones to start with, or a storyline to differentiate themselves from SCP.

>>149843872
KEK

>>149845354
The Lich Pope and Beatlesmania chick are propped up by /uh/ a lot but thats about it.

Whoa, there are people here who haven't totally given up on SCP? What, the tranny satellite with a fursona wasn't enough to get you to leave?

>>149845390
>or a storyline to differentiate themselves from SCP.
There's that one event where the entire organisation had to go under budget cuts, that was pretty unique.

>>149844152
Does this only exist because they were mad about SCP being ""woke"" or did this splinter for a good reason
Because people on /v/ very strongly imply it was the former

>>149848319
Bit of both really. It was more so due to SCP admins being power tripping retards than it being woke, but it being woke was sort of the thing that really broke the camel's back

>>149845354
RPC-666 and 042 come to mind, even if the latter is straight up a copy of SCP-096 but sound based instead of sight based.

>>149844554
Oh that’s cool.

I'm here to malo post

Mal0 accelerated the death of SCP. The wiki wouldn't have been filled with troons and faggots so fast without that shitty furbait.

Cope

>>149846173
SCP is a public domain concept where there is no canon. I can disregard that piece of shit. The wiki is not a real authority.

She isn't even that hot

>>149851123
Picrel is my response

>>149844152
Fuck no. Last thing that site needs is to get popular enough Reddit fucks it up

>>149844152
RPC despite the polish is pretty forgettable. But fuck it why not?

>>149843967
kek

>>149846173
people are still doing cool shit with it. we'll see if this turns out to be woke though https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDQ9uDHaMNg

>>149846173
It still holds a special place in my heart. The wiki mods have always been egotistical retards since the site's inception, but the series is unforgettable.

>>149843828 (OP)
I am looking forward to SCP: Gallionic but it has been a while since we had another update.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UH1W1wsZpE

Favorite SCP?

I don't know how the US runs things, but would the Smithsonian National Museum of American History house the corpse of what's essentially a Kaiju for people to see?

Anomalies have been public knowledge since World War 2 in this storyline if you're wondering.

>>149852868
We have Sue, the largest t-rex fossil found, on display. I don't see why the fossil of a kaiju wouldn't be at the Smithsonian.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sue_(dinosaur)

>>149852916
>We have Sue, the largest t-rex fossil found, on display.
Huh, that's actually pretty cool

>>149852828
3844. It's just so sad man.

111 is my favorite. They're adorable little creatures.

>>149852828
cum goblin

>>149852828
Of the old ones, a tossup between 294 and 914
Of the new ones, 5031

>>149852828
SCP 1230
Wizard just wanted people to get a break from reality, not remind them how shit it is

>>149852868
It sure feels good to finally be done with the most tiresome part of the thing you're writing.

Speaking of, would anyone mind reading it to see if it's good and all?

>>149854464
Sure.

>>149846173
>What, the tranny satellite with a fursona wasn't enough to get you to leave?

Not everyone's going to let some smelly stinkers ruin their good time if they're able to just ignore and avoid it
You don't have to acknowledge the tranny satellite if you were to work on something SCP related

>>149854123
Same. It is one of the best articles that get me emotional.
>When 15 minutes passed and Professor B had not exited, a nurse entered to find he had hanged himself with his belt. A scribbled message on the wall revealed his last words: “I can’t go back to this”.
>Book Keeper: (wiping his eyes) He had such an active imagination! I was able to create a vast and beautiful universe for him and it was obvious that he had wanted a life like that for so long. He conquered foul beasts and rescued princesses… He built kingdoms and even raised a family… but he never wanted to leave. He delved so far into his fantasy world that I soon realized he preferred his dream over the real world. I reminded him that this was all merely an illusion, but he wouldn’t listen to me. He stated that if he was ever forced to leave, he would immediately end his life. I tried to keep him happy for as long as I could…
>Dr. F: …Book Keeper… how long was the dream from his point of view?
>Book Keeper: …200 years, Doctor. I did my best but I could only hold onto him for 200 years. As sweet as dreams may be, eventually we all have to wake up.
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1230

>>149854797
Poor bloke

>>149854662
>History: The existence of SCP-XXXX became apparent during its involvement in Incident XXXX-PH.
>At approximately 07:48 HST, SCP-XXXX surfaced ~1.5 nautical miles south of Ford Island, coinciding with the Imperial Japanese Navy’s aerial assault on Pearl Harbor. SCP-XXXX then proceeded to engage US naval assets directly, resulting in a total of 6,216 casualties. This event served as the catalyst for the 1942 BK-Class (“Broken Masquerade”) Scenario, during which the existence of SCP-XXXX, along with that of multiple major players in the anomalous world, was publicly acknowledged by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
>Following this, SCP-XXXX was intermittently sighted across the Pacific Ocean between 1946 and 1977, generally avoiding populated areas but occasionally targeting maritime infrastructure. Multiple attempts by US military forces to locate and destroy SCP-XXXX during the late 1940s and 1950s failed, with the weapons of the era proving ineffective against its dermal armor.
>On 4 October 1977, Foundation monitoring satellites detected SCP-XXXX surfacing approximately 480 kilometers northeast of Wake Island. The US Department of Defense subsequently initiated Operation Nemesis, a retaliatory strike utilizing carrier-based aircraft and submarine-launched torpedoes. The attack inflicted only superficial injuries and failed to significantly impede SCP-XXXX's advance or harm it.
>Fifteen days later, SCP-XXXX was observed swimming erratically before beaching itself on an uninhabited atoll. Foundation teams found the entity deceased, with no external trauma sufficient to explain its death.
1/2

>>149854662
>>149855000
>The remains of SCP-XXXX were seized by Foundation assets and transported to Biological Research Area-12 for study. An autopsy determined that the cause of death was systemic organ failure consistent with senescence. Skeletal analysis suggested SCP-XXXX was between 180 and 220 years old at the time of death.
>After having been reclassified as Neutralized, the Foundation contacted the United States Government and offered to transfer ownership of SCP-XXXX’s corpse to it. The offer was accepted, and the remains of SCP-XXXX were extracted from Area-12 and transported to Pentagram Facility Charlie-Delta, after which they were moved to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.
>In years following Incident XXXX-PH and World War 2, accounts of SCP-XXXX’s appearance and abilities became widely known within anomalous and non-anomalous communities. These accounts directly inspired the 1954 Japanese kaiju film Gojira (released in Western countries as Godzilla), produced and distributed by Toho Co., Ltd.
2/2

This took me surprisingly longer than I expected.

>>149843996
wait isn't this the silver guy with the sword who got obliterated?

>>149852828
I love SCP-939. It is a basic choice but the logs and strangeness of the monsters do it for me.

>>149852828
SCP-5000

>>149856870
Me too

>>149855087
It is.

>>149844006
I liked it. Hoping to see more soon.
>>149844457
It really sucks. I know everyone misses Confinement but it is also unfortunate that Bung will never make Divine Intervention into a series.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbw5u6QmflQ

>>149858972
>also unfortunate that Bung will never make Divine Intervention into a series.
Wasn't that just suppose to be a part of the bung chronicles stuff?

>>149849211
Not wanting to see the ugly fag flag logo every pridemonth is a fair cause

>>149843872
That's pretty hardcore.

>>149852828
I still think he's a pretty cool guy, desu.

>>149859713
Yeah, it is pretty ugly. But you could just scroll down a bit and not have to see it

As someone with an implied sex fetish the cartoon he made that ruined Confinement is so bittersweet.

>>149844554
Got the leaked script?
Was that part of the google drive that Bung posted? I’m still kicking myself for sleeping on that.

>>149849211
So RPC is to SCP what Chip Chilla is to Bluey?
So RPC also sucks ass?

>>149862480
Someone did videos going over the episodes that didn’t get made
https://youtu.be/WQakbgtGBVI?si=Wn2tNNqYymnmayQA
https://youtu.be/AewAbIbl36Q?si=7ji9UpBe4QswOmB4
These got scrapped because bung’s trans gf wanted put their self insert in and get with Connor

>>149862501
It’s more that RPC is boring

>>149863156
Interesting

>>149852828
What this thing do, dawg?

>>149865148
Shadow man who attacks people

I want to fuck the lizard.

>>149866027
682?

>>149866852
Yes

>>149844006
Not bad. It's a good thing Confinement can at least continue as a comic. Someone can even do it through regular prose but it is better in a visual medium.

>>149862501
RPC Authority sounds like a bootleg from a third world country.

>>149852748
Looks cool.

>>149868906
Sometimes I feel like they do tests just to torture Connor for the hell of it

>>149873128
Isn't it implied Connor is actually a threat? Natalie saw only a redacted file for Connor and the scene was framed as ominous.

>>149852828
106 was always one of my favorites

>>149852748
>I am looking forward to SCP: Gallionic but it has been a while since we had another update.
Hey. Me too!

>>149874063
>>149873128
>Isn't it implied Connor is actually a threat?
Scrapped episodes revealed that Connor gets his immortality from a demon that his ancestor made a pact with centuries ago to get great power
With the right triggers connor can turn into a skyscraper tall monster that can level whole towns
It also makes women around Connor attracted to him so that they'll bear his child and continue his bloodline because Connor can still get old
The site manager where Connor is held is controlled by a house spirit that has full control over the whole site
Connor's ancestor destroyed his home and killed everyone in the village in the Ikea flashback so he has a vendetta against him and works with the foundation so he can get revenge
He was gonna extract the demon from Connor and have him disposed of
Some people theorized this would reveal that Connor's mom found out about the whole deal so she gave birth to Connor, killed his dad, and then left him in the car to be rid of the whole thing

>>149859713
lol snowflake got triggered by a logo

>>149854123
>>149854797
A realistic ending to Narnia

>>149854797
Dang.

>>149852828
How ghostly.

>>149875844
Yes, actually.

>>149843828 (OP)
However of course.

>>149876705
Cool art

>>149881312
Cool post.

It's out.

https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-8241

Top (or rather bottom) Worst SCP Articles and why?

>>149882688
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6263
6263 will always be the highest pile of shit ever posted on the main list.
>majority of the source code is used for styling
>majority of the article is used to shoehorn crap the author wants into canon
>extremely short length
>internet meme premise
>ends with author's self-insert making a badass witty one-liner
>+200 because author is popular

Now, based entirely on personal taste, I'd have to say 6140, 6500 and 6747 in no particular order.

>>149882775
That's terrible

>>149882591
Kino

>>149843828 (OP)
Is this a fan thing?

>>149883342
Yup. Bong trooned out and someone else is continuing the series in a comic format

>>149883342
Technically everything about SCP is a fan thing born from SCP-173, but this comic was made by someone not directly tied to Bung. The author is just using the leaked scripts for Confinement as an outline.

>>149843828 (OP)
>A SCP Comic
Jesus christ, it should be
>An SCP comic
since phonetically it goes
>Es Cee Pee

>>149884401
>>A SCP Comic
>Jesus christ, it should be
>>An SCP comic
Why did you repeat yourself

>>149886099
He was neat.

>>149886099
Literally what the fuck was his problem

>>149882775
>6500
>6747
What do you dislike about those?

>>149891442
He's a man who's gotta make the sale if he wants to rise up the wagie ladder

>>149852828
What is their favorite SCPs?

Hard to believe that guy makes sph porn nowadays

>>149892553
>sph
What's that?

>>149852828
Lord Blackwell and "Here were Dragons" are among my favorites. The dragons actually made be cry when I read it as a kid. I also think about SCP 5000 a lot

>>149893230
3844 has the same premise as the paper dragons one but it's far better executed.

>>149892268
>6500
The premise by itself is off putting to me because I don't like interpretations of the SCP verse where every anomaly is connected or part of a greater whole. The Foundation suddenly becoming very concerned about the anomalous disappearing and practically doing a 180 degree turn on their mission statement. The fact that the article is just a hub for a bunch of self-inserts going on totally unrelated quests (of which I don't give a single shit about). The fact that some apparently ordinary humans can KILL the Ambassador of Alagadda and give the Hanged King a fight by themselves. I hate Placeholder's style of writing. The revelation that this was all entirely worthless because the Impasse has happened almost 10 or so times before and nothing fucking happened to humanity sealed the deal for me.
>6747
It leans way too fucking hard into Pataphysics abd technobabble bulshit when it doesn't really need to. It's just a machine that pulls characters out of fictional universes into the real world, I don't need to read a quantum physics lecture to figure that out.

And it's just retarded anyways, that's why I don't like ADMONITION.
>Foundation makes a machine for something
>Accidentally end up breaking reality
>Rinse and repeat

How do you guys feel about modern SCP stuff? Any good ones come out recently?

>>149893428
I haven't kept up with any of it since series 5
Just don't really care for it

>>149893148
Small penis humiliation. No joke.

>>149893428
Some of it is good, most of it is not worth it. I try to just write what I like and see if other people like it enough to decide that it can stay.

>>149893520
Top kek. How the mighty have fallen, right?

>>149852748
I am very excited about this.

>>149892501
Kondraki did nothing wrong.

>>149851283
I just ate some little caesars

I don't like SCP. I don't even know why I'm in this thread

>>149861710
Then they ruin the site while you pretend they're harmless

>>149896172
Then why are you here

>>149896461
Idk

>>149893428
Aren't modern SCPs just fluff pieces for whatever fanfiction people are writing nowadays?

>>149896929
More or less

>>149896929
Pretty accurate.

>>149893428
Kinda lose hope for that franchise, series, or whatever you called it. I just want it to die, after the Tumblrfication fiasco.

>>149898420
Not as accurate as your balls!

I miss SCP Animated.

>>149846173
>the tranny satellite with a fursona
Small potatoes compared to the trannification lake.

>>149901365
>the trannification lake.
...the what?

>>149901440
Like a Lazarus Pit only worse

>>149901440
It's a lake that creates avatars which kidnap trannies about to join the 41% and teleports them to the lake that nobody else but trannies can ever find. The lake itself makes you into the opposite sex with no strings attached and no drawbacks whatsoever. It actively fights back against any containment efforts and runs rings around the secret organization that has defeated or otherwise contained ancient gods and other nightmarish eldritch monsters, even makes fun of them. But the "high"light of the whole shebang is that the SCP itself is a Tale in disguise (because of course) where a 12 year old girl effortlessly intimidates and guilt-trips a veteran researcher belonging to an amoral black ops organization focused on containin anomalies into turning traitor and aiding an abetting an SCP as well as sabotaging containment before turning tranny himself because he was always a girl on the inside and somehow never really thought about it. Also they get away scott free. Incidentally it's protected by the staff so you can't even downvote it.

>>149900771
I don't.

Which group of interest would you join?

>>149900771
I need to fuck Dr. Buck.

>>149903088
Church of the Broken God. They seem the least psycho faction and I've always had an interest in engineering and cybernetics.

>>149901714
Sounds like a shitty tranny spin on that one SCP that's a blood lake that monsters keep emerging from and the SCP that asks you if you recognize the faces or not

>the SCP itself is a Tale in disguise

A lot of long story formatted SCPs are like that because it's a way to get around the whole "choose what you want to be canon" shtick the website runs on to not have to acknowledge that there's a lot of sewage shit that probably should be deleted
If you write a Tale within your SCP it's canon as far as canon can go because it's specifically a part of the SCP log

>>149844152
They could make one about the stairs which descend into multiple worlds. Tell it from the perspective of a protag who has his own objectives to fulfill, but still works for the RPC.

>>149904097
>A lot of long story formatted SCPs are like that because it's a way to get around the whole "choose what you want to be canon" shtick the website runs on to not have to acknowledge that there's a lot of sewage shit that probably should be deleted
>If you write a Tale within your SCP it's canon as far as canon can go because it's specifically a part of the SCP log
Motherfucker, I thought the reason they did that was that almost nobody reads Tales, so they hoodwink readers into picking up their wannabe Hollywood screenplays. But no, the motivation is even more disgusting and dishonest. I hate it.

>>149905386
That's not the motivation either. It is much more simple. It's to make the SCP more interesting to read. For example, writing a basic entry about a monster or cursed item is not enough since it has already been done before. How do you make people care about it? Unfortunately, the wiki keeps telling newbies to incorporate a narrative to make things more interesting. It causes entries to become tales since the format is restrictive. Sometimes test logs can satisfy people if the anomaly produces interesting results.

>>149852828
Is this thing good or bad?

>>149906322
Bad

>>149906322
It kills people.

>>149852828
2399
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph_sR51KBi8

>>149907705
...no wait, he brings up a good point.

>>149907792
He's self-loathing so he wouldn't wanna fuck himself because he kind of hates himself
Even the connor city doesn't mention any of them fucking each other

>>149852828
This SCP does something for me.

>>149908773
It's very simple and creative.

>>149904097
>Sounds like a shitty tranny spin on that one SCP that's a blood lake that monsters keep emerging from and the SCP that asks you if you recognize the faces or not
No, but it is a shittier spin on the SCP that's a rock that changes your sex

>>149844152
How is RPC doing so far. Do they still have Authority?

>>149843996
>While you pondered and shared your neuroses in therapy... I studied the blade.

>>149852828
For me it is Iris.

>>149910696
Wondered when Irisanon would show up. I appreciate your presence in these threads.

>>149852828
That one we can't talk about. You know the one.

https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2521

>>149910259
Yeah? Why wouldn't they. The Authority is the central group of the wiki

>>149910259
I finally got my article for them finished if that means anything.

>>149913291
The one thing I didn't like about Confinement was how all the safe normal SCP humanoids were being used as D-Class
It only made sense with Connor because he can't die. It also reminds me that the SCP Foundation is using the "clone" of a missing child that keeps spawning over and over at a bus stop and the only way they can deal with it is by using each clone child as D-Class because sometimes the Foundation runs low on D-class stock

>>149843828 (OP)
Is it really hard to be them?

>>149913866
Very

>>149852828
SCP-3973
Need me a miniature to take to casinos and then get my ass kicked by the owners after they think I was cheating

>>149900771
Only thing I miss about this is Buck getting fanart. Nothing else worthwhile came from this.

>>149915296
He's nice

.

>>149852828
Most of the Sarkic ones.

ayy lmao

>>149918113
Ayo what this, dawg?

>>149913329
Were they? I don't remember that. I just assume they were given the generic orange jumpsuits D-Class get, but otherwise were kept contained safely and still allowed to socialize during certain times and treated well.

>>149913329
You would also try to kill the maizeaboo if you could

>>149918766
Cool aliens.

>>149852828
The interdimensional vending machine. It's a simple one but infinitely interesting to play with.

>>149913329
>>149919746
None of the other SCPs were D-Class. I assume Bung used the generic uniform since there is no source about what humanoid SCPs wear. According to the leaked scripts, the one of the reasons Connor was used for testing was to find a permanent way to get rid of him before the demon inside him took control.

>>149852828
Don't you all miss the old SCP?

>>149844032
>>149892501
>>149852748
>>149900771
>>149913866
Must be sucks working over there, huh?

>>149925806
Well yeah they are iconic due to containment breach but as people have realized over time series 1 scps suck due to how formulaic and generic they are

>>149852828
scp-682 and scp-079 are my FAVES they are So Good

What do you guys think about the redesigns for SCP-173? Which ones did you like?

>>149928214
I am not sure here. Still pretty great design.

>>149925009
need an edit of this with their heads turned around facing 173

>>149929702
There are plenty of other redesigns.

>>149928214
>>149929723
>>149930166
Not sure about these design for Scp-173. I still think the original is perfect.

>>149925806
I miss the simplicity of Series 1. Feels like every other article that gets released nowadays is overwrought, high-stakes, millions of characters coming together with some hamfisted social commentary in it written for the Dumbfaggot Canon.

>>149843828 (OP)
Who is the greatest SCP of all time?

>>149932476
The one where SCP employees are required to perform a silly ritual every other day in order to prevent an enormous creature from escaping its chains and destroying the entire planet which will eventually happen anyway, since the ritual's only purpose is to ease the minds of those who know about the creature; the chains are slowing eroding and the organization does not have the means to reinforce them.

>>149931323
The problem isn't that the first one wasn't good, the problem is how they SCP foundation doesn't have the rights to the original artwork so it needs to be rather distinct.

>>149932476
when day breaks

>>149926179
Onions jacks......m.m.

>>149928214
There's no beating the original.

>>149932869
>they SCP foundation doesn't have the rights to the original artwork
So? This would only matter if they tried to monetize it.

>>149935175
>>149932869
Everything I've seen and heard points to the artist being perfectly fine with them using the original, but they went into panic mode and stopped using it anyway.

>>149935668
The author was fine but others kept trying to monetize the image under the false impression they could. Containment Breach is a free game only because SCP-173 is the antagonist.

>>149935706
>Containment Breach is a free game only because SCP-173 is the antagonist.
And this is a problem... how?

>>149925009
kek

>>149893428
Most SCPs these days are pretty forgettable, which is sad (too many people trying to mimic a popular author like djkaktus or Rounderhouse whilst forgetting that unique, memorable anomalies always trump eye-catching formats), though I have a soft spot for SCP-7000.

It’s funny, the anomaly in question is simple enough while still capturing the reader’s interest via the protagonist, and the story knows not to take itself too seriously. Contrast this to SCP-8000, which reads too much like a personal trauma dump for its own good.

>>149893428
A lot of it suck

>>149936904
>SCP-8000
>look it up
>text text text text text text text text text text
Jesus

I'll be posting a short comic starring SCP-173 called When You Blink.

>>149939132
I will be reading a short comic starring SCP-173 called When You Blink.

>>149939132
I got the files in order. Now time to dump the pages. Enjoy.

>>149939888
Nice trips.

>>149940612
Forgot to say this is the last page.

>>149940627
Alright. What now?

>>149941432
What did you think about it?

>>149939888
Good design.

>>149935129
interesting art

>>149932560
How many times can you hit the Deus ex Machina before it becomes pointless

>>149945798
>Deus ex Machina
I don't think you what this term means when the in your knowledge.

>>149850067
She really likes horses

>>149945847
>when the in your knowledge.

K