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* HereThereWereDragons: The aeterns include a number of creatures currently thought to be mythical, such as dragons.
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* AntiClimax: At the end of the entry, it's revealed that the Foundation found a note on Fred Johnson's bathroom floor. However, the note only has a bunch of constantly shifting, seemingly meaningless images and symbols drawn on it. This seems to be a parody of the usual "note at the end explains everything" trope used by some SCP entries, as the image was named "thenoteattheendthatexplainseverything.gif".
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* AntiClimax: At the end of the entry, it's revealed that the Foundation found a note on Fred Johnson's bathroom floor. However, the note only has a bunch of constantly shifting, seemingly meaningless images and symbols drawn on it. This seems to be a parody of the usual "note at the end explains everything" trope used by some SCP entries, as the image was literally named "thenoteattheendthatexplainseverything.gif".
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SCP-6869 is a living artwork known as "Sad Man" who once was a man named Fred Johnson. His tears force anyone they touch to start crying like him, which is pretty dangerous because Johnson's life story is unfinished, making the Sad Man artwork so ''incredibly'' boring and unappealing that the Foundation's entry isn't finished yet either.
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SCP-6869 is a living artwork known as "Sad Man" who Man", which once was a man named Fred Johnson. His tears force anyone they touch to start crying like him, which is pretty dangerous because Johnson's life story is unfinished, making the Sad Man artwork so ''incredibly'' boring and unappealing that the Foundation's entry isn't finished yet either.
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* AndIMustScream: This ''used to'' be the case for the narrator (due to them reliving their death by gunshot), but now they're happier.
* HauntedTechnology: How the narrator managed to get revenge on the staff at Site-921 who killed them.
* PocketDimension: It's where the documentation was recovered from, and where the narrator's ghost resides.
* PosthumousCharacter: Unusually, it's the ''narrator'' of the documentation.
* RealityWarper: What the narrator's ghost has now become in their pocket dimension.
!![[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6733 SCP-6733]] - Knife. Scream. Cut to Black II
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* HauntedTechnology: How the narrator managed to get revenge on the staff at Site-921 who killed them.
* PocketDimension: It's where the documentation was recovered from, and where the narrator's ghost resides.
* PosthumousCharacter: Unusually, it's the ''narrator'' of the documentation.
* RealityWarper: What the narrator's ghost has now become in their pocket dimension.
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* WeWantOurJerkBack: After getting rid of the commissioner, the Maximum League soon found out that it's not their world's baseball without him. In fact, [[EveryoneHasStandards it's worse]].
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* CentralTheme: The article is ultimately about the philosophical ramifications of deterministic chaos (the idea of apparent patterns and consistent behavior within systems that appear to be random), as Chugaev and [[spoiler:the radical Church of the Broken God sect]] butt heads in the article's climax over whether or not this means this means determinism itself is the correct model of the universe. [[spoiler:The acolyte Chugaev was arguing with wins in a battle of words, [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt dooming Earth to an eternal mechanical stasis]]]].
* {{Irony}}: [=EMPs=] are usually used to disable electronics. [[spoiler:The ''real'' SCP-6217 is an anomalous EMP Mekhane is using to revive itself by turning iron into metallic MeatMoss that can roboticize carbon-based life]].
* LeakingCanOfEvil: [[spoiler:SCP-6217 is '''not''' the iron MeatMoss. It's actually an anomalous EMP emitted by a dormant variant of Mekhane that converts iron atoms to the behavior the Foundation had previously documented]].
* MeatMoss: The iron forming SCP-6217 has had its chemistry anomalously altered to do whatever carbon can do in chemical reactions. As in, the formation of complex life.
* {{Irony}}: [=EMPs=] are usually used to disable electronics. [[spoiler:The ''real'' SCP-6217 is an anomalous EMP Mekhane is using to revive itself by turning iron into metallic MeatMoss that can roboticize carbon-based life]].
* LeakingCanOfEvil: [[spoiler:SCP-6217 is '''not''' the iron MeatMoss. It's actually an anomalous EMP emitted by a dormant variant of Mekhane that converts iron atoms to the behavior the Foundation had previously documented]].
* MeatMoss: The iron forming SCP-6217 has had its chemistry anomalously altered to do whatever carbon can do in chemical reactions. As in, the formation of complex life.
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!![[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6217 SCP-6217]] - The Emergence
SCP-6217 is an anomalous form of iron capable of forming complex life in place of carbon in order to roboticize the area surrounding its place of origin in New Stony Lake, Ohio.
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* ApocalypticLog: The file is accessed following SCP-6217's escape as it prepares to end the world. The Foundation has given up by this point, and the original revisions explaining how things got so bad is only kept for archival purposes.
* ArmorPiercingResponse: [[spoiler:Alexander Chugaev is convinced to join the Sanctuary of the Holistic when he tries to use the theory of quantum mechanics to prove to the acolyte that the universe is not deterministic; they fire back that the field of statistical mechanics existing at all means, paradoxically, that even the randomness of microscopic observation is predetermined]].
* ViewersAreGeniuses: Requires understanding of basic quantum and statistical mechanics as well as chemistry jargon in order to fully comprehend some of the dialogue.
SCP-6217 is an anomalous form of iron capable of forming complex life in place of carbon in order to roboticize the area surrounding its place of origin in New Stony Lake, Ohio.
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* ApocalypticLog: The file is accessed following SCP-6217's escape as it prepares to end the world. The Foundation has given up by this point, and the original revisions explaining how things got so bad is only kept for archival purposes.
* ArmorPiercingResponse: [[spoiler:Alexander Chugaev is convinced to join the Sanctuary of the Holistic when he tries to use the theory of quantum mechanics to prove to the acolyte that the universe is not deterministic; they fire back that the field of statistical mechanics existing at all means, paradoxically, that even the randomness of microscopic observation is predetermined]].
* ViewersAreGeniuses: Requires understanding of basic quantum and statistical mechanics as well as chemistry jargon in order to fully comprehend some of the dialogue.
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* AnalogHorror: It's an anomalous VHS tape with an entity taking the form of SackheadSlasher killing his victims in the film. While the tape is Safe-Class, it is left vague if the events of Addendum 6733.1 and 6733.2 had actually happened or if the VHS tape had simply changed its contents.
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* AnalogHorror: It's an anomalous VHS tape with an entity taking the form of SackheadSlasher killing his victims in the film. While the tape is Safe-Class, [[AmbiguousSituation it is left vague if the events of Addendum 6733.1 and 6733.2 had actually happened or if the VHS tape had simply changed its contents. ]]
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* EveryoneHasStandards: The Foundation eventually decided they could no longer justify putting the tape's version of George through any more torment and banned any further viewing of the tape, while also looking into ways to intercede with the tape's universe.
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* WhatMeasureIsAMook: Discussed, and ultimately averted. 6073 is very remorseful over [[spoiler:accidentally killing the MTF members sent to recontain him.]] Agent Rodney shoots back, reassuring him [[spoiler:that they knew what they were signing up for]], but given 6073's previous track record, this was still an enormous cost for him.
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* ThereAreNoTherapists: Averted, there is at least one, but he isn't of much help. [[spoiler:He's also likely cooperating with the FSD, and probably just as trapped as Henrietta is, considering he's still seeing her 20 years on.]]
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* PrehistoricMonster: Averted. None of the animals in the cave present any danger to Indira during her stay in the cave. Even [[spoiler:the Arthrocaris]] is just a scavenger.
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* AndIMustScream: Surprisingly averted, as SCP-6969 will erase all memory of the time loop once it's complete, leaving no lasting psychological effects and no evidence of its existence. The Foundation's efforts to counteract it resulted in this instead, including a D-class who retained his memories of the multiple loops and wound up comatose.
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!![[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6007 SCP-6007]] - Wanderlust
* IntelligentForest: What the entity appears to be at the start of the article.
* ManEatingPlant
* {{Pheromones}}: [[spoiler:What the electrical signal in the item description turns out to be.]]
* SwallowedWhole: [[spoiler:The final fate of Dr. Liswell and Dr. Liu, and implied for the rest of the mammals in the forest.]]
* WhamLine: The final description of the entity as a whole.
** [[spoiler:While in its folded state, SCP-6007-A's shape resembled that of the Dionaea muscipula, otherwise known as the Venus Flytrap.]]
* IntelligentForest: What the entity appears to be at the start of the article.
* ManEatingPlant
* {{Pheromones}}: [[spoiler:What the electrical signal in the item description turns out to be.]]
* SwallowedWhole: [[spoiler:The final fate of Dr. Liswell and Dr. Liu, and implied for the rest of the mammals in the forest.]]
* WhamLine: The final description of the entity as a whole.
** [[spoiler:While in its folded state, SCP-6007-A's shape resembled that of the Dionaea muscipula, otherwise known as the Venus Flytrap.]]
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!![[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6135 SCP-6135]] - We Didn't Start The SCP
SCP-6135 is an anomalous recording of Billy Joel's ''We Didn't Start the Fire'' that contains six extra verses with seemingly nonsensical (in reality, predictive) lyrics.
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* OminousMessageFromTheFuture: While it is unclear exactly who or what is responsible for its creation, SCP-6135 contains several additional verses which appear to predict future events (of course, the documentation in question was written in 1991, so many of these events will be familiar to modern readers). The real kicker comes at the end, when it's revealed that "Research into the identities of Tim [[InconsistentSpelling McVay]] and Harry Potter is ongoing."
SCP-6135 is an anomalous recording of Billy Joel's ''We Didn't Start the Fire'' that contains six extra verses with seemingly nonsensical (in reality, predictive) lyrics.
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* OminousMessageFromTheFuture: While it is unclear exactly who or what is responsible for its creation, SCP-6135 contains several additional verses which appear to predict future events (of course, the documentation in question was written in 1991, so many of these events will be familiar to modern readers). The real kicker comes at the end, when it's revealed that "Research into the identities of Tim [[InconsistentSpelling McVay]] and Harry Potter is ongoing."
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* AlternateUniverse: Seems to come from one where fish and other aquatic fauna are intelligent and have some semblance of a human-like society. The Foundation equivalent there is closer to a police department than a containment agency, implying said universe also lacks a veil. Moreover, the Bigfoots/SCP-1000 are apparently yeti crabs over there, as one such crab is an SCP-6222-1 instance that holds a variant of the note from SCP-1000's original article.
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* AlternateUniverse: AlternateUniverse[=/=]FunnyAnimal: Seems to come from one where fish and other aquatic fauna are intelligent and have some semblance of a human-like society. The Foundation equivalent there is closer to a police department than a containment agency, implying said universe also lacks a veil. Moreover, the Bigfoots/SCP-1000 are apparently yeti crabs over there, as one such crab is an SCP-6222-1 instance that holds a variant of the note from SCP-1000's original article.
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!![[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6224 SCP-6224]] -- Oh My God, Asuka Evangelion!
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* MerchandiseDriven: Yep. Gets even worse after "the Day of Impact", where Foundation staff who aren't into the show start talking about buying the show and its merch.
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!![[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6224 SCP-6224]] -- Oh My God, Asuka Evangelion!
SCP-6224 is a phenomenon within Site-026 where various items suddenly become ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion''-branded and any fans of the show become compelled to rant at length about how much they love it.
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* ImaginaryFriend: Crone appears to think of Asuka as his friend.
* MerchandiseDriven: Yep. Gets even worse after "the Day of Impact", where Foundation staff who aren't into the show start talking about buying the show and its merch.
* {{Otaku}}: Staff members who like ''Evangelion'' basically get Flanderized into this as a result of the anomaly.
* TemporarilyExaggeratedTrait: Foundation staff who work on Site-026 and like Evangelion will really, ''really'' like Evangelion, much to the chagrin of everyone else.
* VaguenessIsComing: The NGE fans on staff start talking about a Day of Impact around 2006...which just refers to the release of ''Anime/RebuildOfEvangelion'' a year later.
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