Despite its offbeat comedic tone, this cartoon is still based on the SCP Foundation, so expect some creepiness.
Episodes
The Cannibal- The double Wham Shot of Ferdinand biting Connor's head off and then Connor flashing back to life. Ferdinand proceeds to kill Connor multiple times afterward (doubles as Black Comedy).
The Singing Forest
- The effects of SCP-407 (the Song of Genesis) on Connor.
The Robot
- In Episode 3, we have the lovely image of SCP-1360 disemboweling Connor to death, then trying to hang him with his own intestines when he regenerates.
The Girl in the Iceberg
- Connor's backstory in episode 4, which is also a Tear Jerker. Apparently, the Foundation discovered a car full of dead children and Connor was one of them. Or, more accurately, he was all of them...
- The opening to episode 4 shows a black screen, the sound of a priest singing, a small child whimpering and flesh being cleaved with a sharp instrument. It's promptly revealed to be a recurring nightmare Connor has and he has no idea what it means.
The Swordsman
- Episode 5 ends quite eerily as Dr. Powers looks up Connor's SCP file, which is fully blacked out as creepy music plays. It than cuts to an image of what could be some kind of demon.
- Connor's article is scary for reasons other than being completely blacked out. It's so classified that even his SCP Number and Object Class are blacked out. O5 or whoever was in charge of his article really don't want people to find out what's going on with him.
- Connor also came the closest he ever has to actually dying for real this episode when SCP-2200 confronts him directly and tries to execute his soul. The only thing that saved him was a shadowy force either neutralizing or outright destroying SCP-2200.
Specials
In the Pines- The music video for the theme of the series, "In the Pines", has some moments as well. For instance, one of the SCPs it teases is none other than SCP-106, AKA "The Old Man". The intro also shows a silhouette that very much resembles SCP-682. The idea of Connor going up against these two juggernauts of the SCP Foundation's history is chilling to say the least, especially when the latter is, like Connor, effectively unkillable.
- The shot of 106 emerging from the wall is especially chilling, since it's set to the lyrics Hey girl, hey girl, don't lie to me....
- SCP-231-7 makes an appearance, as a corpse that has been split in half from giving birth to the spawn of the Scarlet King, which bursts through a concrete wall after being born. We don't see its body, only its tail flicking up towards the stormy sky... and perhaps it's best that way.
