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Other Characters
The Gate Visitor
- A God Am I: Satan.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: His "fight" against the Gate Guardian ends with him being effortlessly destroyed by the SCP.
- The Devil Is a Loser: Satan's encounter with the Gate Guardian goes about as well as the first time he crossed him.
- Entitled Bastard: He still believes he's owed entry into the Heavenly plane. Despite once waging war on it.
- Misery Builds Character: Completely defied. Lucifer hasn't learned a thing since getting booted from Heaven, and the Gate Guardian (His angelic brother Uriel) isn't fooled by his pleas.
- The Unapologetic: Satan asks the Gate Guardian to forgive him and let him back into Heaven, all while pointedly not being sorry or expressing any real remorse for his misdeeds before and after his fall.
Jim Davis
Creator of Garfield and a usual victim of SCP-3166.
- My God, What Have I Done?: Feels regret over creating the monstrosity that is SCP-3166, thinking that if he didn't create Garfield then the SCP wouldn't exist.
Long Horse
A horse skull attached to a seemingly never-ending neck, and it appears to humans to warn them about future disasters.
- Accidental Murder: While trying to inform the power plant workers, it scared one into a fatal heart attack.
- Alternate Self: It’s designated as SCP-1156, something that Carson immediately states isn’t true. He then concludes that it’s a dimensional counterpart to the actual SCP-1156.
- Bearer of Bad News: It shows people visions of future disasters in an attempt to warn them.
- Cassandra Truth: The nuclear power plant employee it keeps appearing to doesn’t listen to the visions it sends him until they come close to coming true.
- Dark Is Not Evil: It may be an Animalistic Abomination of a skeletal horse, but it's genuinely benevolent and tries to warn humans of future disasters.
- Long Neck: As its name suggests, its neck stretches, possibly infinitely.
- No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: The response the employee has after realizing the Long Horse was trying to warn him? That it did a bad job.
