History WebVideo / WhatIfPokemonWereSCPs

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** SCP-P383 (''Groudon'') might be the true Behemoth of Hebrew mythology.

* CurbStompBattle: The Foundation sent in their forces, including allied [=SCPs=], to try and contain SCP-P493 (''Arceus''). 493 took them down in seconds.

* TragicAbandonedToy: SCP-P354 (''Banette'') in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64yoAWH_9YM&list=PLItBjti8LwWH8Z8DqbHghgsTsEqzECi6T&index=1 Episode 6]] has, in the rare occasions where it actually speaks to its captors at the SCP Foundation, repeated that it "must return to someone", and that this someone abandoned them. The Foundation have theorized that the doll which P-354 possesses was thrown away by a child beforehand, and that it seeks to track down its past owner. They have also speculated that perhaps P-354 would stop being a SerialKiller of children if it did find and kill its original owner (who, based on what little information they have, threw the doll away in California and now lives on the East Coast of America), but the Foundation is [[EveryoneHasStandards not willing to let that happen]].

** SCP-P-491 (''Darkrai'') could have inspired the Greek god, Morpheus who possessed dream-related powers.
** SCP-P-383 (''Groudon'') might be the true Behemoth of Hebrew mythology.
* CreepyGood: SCP-P-778 (''Mimikyu'') is this that the Foundation gave it the "Safe" status.
* CurbStompBattle: The Foundation sent in their forces, including allied [=SCPs=], to try and contain SCP-P-493 (''Arceus''). 493 took them down in seconds.

* EvilIsNotAToy: Well, labeling SCP-P-212 (''Scizor'') as evil would be inaccurate but it is extremely dangerous as the tech mogul that bought the creature found that out [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe the hard way...]]

** SCP-P-122 (''Mr. Mime'') is staying with the SCP Foundation because he is happy entertaining the members there. The SCP members genuinely enjoy his shows.
** SCP members believe that SCP-P-094 (''Gengar'') can escape from its containment at any time, but it chooses not to as it's having way too much fun tormenting the people the Foundation sacrifices to it.

* TragicAbandonedToy: SCP-P-354 (''Banette'') in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64yoAWH_9YM&list=PLItBjti8LwWH8Z8DqbHghgsTsEqzECi6T&index=1 Episode 6]] has, in the rare occasions where it actually speaks to its captors at the SCP Foundation, repeated that it "must return to someone", and that this someone abandoned them. The Foundation have theorized that the doll which P-354 possesses was thrown away by a child beforehand, and that it seeks to track down its past owner. They have also speculated that perhaps P-354 would stop being a SerialKiller of children if it did find and kill its original owner (who, based on what little information they have, threw the doll away in California and now lives on the East Coast of America), but the Foundation is [[EveryoneHasStandards not willing to let that happen]].

* CurbStompBattle: The Foundation sent in their forces, including allied [=SCPs=], to try and contain Arceus. Arceus took them down in seconds.

** SCP-P-383 might be the true Behemoth of Hebrew mythology.

* EvilIsNotAToy: Well, labeling SCP-P-212 as evil would be inaccurate but it is extremely dangerous as the tech mogul that bought the creature found that out [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe the hard way...]]

** Mr. Mime is staying with the SCP Foundation because he is happy entertaining the members there. The SCP members genuinely enjoy his shows.
** SCP members believe that Gengar can escape from its containment at any time, but it chooses not to as it's having way too much fun tormenting the people the Foundation sacrifices to it.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The Drifloons can take away small children since they are very light, but they can't take fat children since they are… you know, fat. One fat kid encountered and captured a Drifloon because of this.
* TragicAbandonedToy: SCP-P-354 (Banette) in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64yoAWH_9YM&list=PLItBjti8LwWH8Z8DqbHghgsTsEqzECi6T&index=1 Episode 6]] has, in the rare occasions where it actually speaks to its captors at the SCP Foundation, repeated that it "must return to someone", and that this someone abandoned them. The Foundation have theorized that the doll which P-354 possesses was thrown away by a child beforehand, and that it seeks to track down its past owner. They have also speculated that perhaps P-354 would stop being a SerialKiller of children if it did find and kill its original owner (who, based on what little information they have, threw the doll away in California and now lives on the East Coast of America), but the Foundation is [[EveryoneHasStandards not willing to let that happen]].

* EvilIsNotAToy: Well, SCP-P-212 isn't actually evil but is just incredibly dangerous. A rich tech mogul bought the creature and not long after, the mogul was found sliced apart.

* AdaptationalHeroism: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. While the SCP versions of Jessie and James are not like their cartoonish villain counterparts, they are still part of an organization who have done many morally questionable actions.

* CurbStompBattle: The Foundation sent in their forces, including allied [=SCPs=], to try and contain Arceus but Arceus took them down in seconds.

* ArchEnemy: The SCP Foundation's greatest threat to their {{Masquerade}} is a young teenager named Satoshi Matsumoto, who seems to be dead-set on exposing the [=SCPs=] to the world, an act that the Foundation is trying so hard to prevent.
* CurbStompBattle: The Foundation sent in their forces, including allied [=SCPs=] to try and contain Arceus but Arceus took them down in seconds.

"What if Pokémon were [=SCPs?=]" is a series of videos detailing an alternate take on the Pokémon universe where the titled creatures are not depicted as everyday, anime-styled animals, but rather dark, mysterious, and occasionally dangerous creatures.

The series is done by [=PopCross=] Studios. Link to the videos are [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qW3zblpP5y0&t=660s&ab_channel=PopCrossStudios here]].

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The Drifloons can take away small children since they are very light, but they can't take fat children since they are… you know, fat. One fat kid encountered and captured a Drifloon because of this.

"What if Pokemon were [=SCPs?=]" is a series of videos detailing an alternate take on the Pokemon universe where the titled creatures are not depicted as everyday, anime-styled animals but rather dark, mysterious and occasionally dangerous creatures.

* AdaptationalHeroism: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. While the SCP versions of Jessie and James are not like their cartoonish villain counterparts but they are still part of an organization who have done many morally questionable actions.
* AdaptationalUgliness: To match the DarkerAndEdgier nature, the Pokemon are drawn to be less cute-looking and more nightmarish.
* ArchEnemy: The SCP's greatest threat to their {{Masquerade}} is a young teenager named Satoshi Matsumoto, who seems to be dead set on exposing the [=SCPs=] to the world, an act that the foundation is trying so hard to prevent.
* DarkerAndEdgier: This is not the cutesty and colorful anime world you watched as a child but a more nightmare-inducing and realistic take based on the SCP universe.
* EveryoneHasStandards: While the SCP will commit morally ambiguous deeds to accomplish their goals but murdering a teenager is one of the things they won't cross.

** SCP members believe that Gengar can escape from its contaiment anytime but it chooses not to as it's having way so much fun tormenting the people sacrifices the foundation gives to it.

** This world's version of Ash Ketchum's real name is Satoshi Matsumoto, a mix between his Japanese name, Satoshi and his voice actress's name, Creator/RicaMatsumoto.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The Drifloons can take away small children since they are very light but they can't take fat children since they are....you know, fat. One fat kid encountered and captured a Drifloon because of this.

** This world's version of Ash Ketchum's real name is Satoshi Matsumoto, a mix between Satoshi and Creator/RicaMatsumoto.

* ArchEnemy: The SCP's greatest challenge is a young teenager named Satoshi Matsumoto, who seems to be dead set on exposing the [=SCPs=] to the world, an act that the foundation is trying so hard to prevent.

"What if Pokemon were [=SCPs?=]" is a series of videos detailing an alternate scenario where Pokemon are not depicted as common, anime-styled animals that you see everyday but rather dark, mysterious and sometimes, dangerous creatures.

* DarkerAndEdgier: This is not the cutesty and colorful anime world you watched as a child but more nightmare-inducing and realistic take of the world based on the SCP universe.

** Professor Oakland is an obviously based on Professor Oak.
** Jessie has a surname that is based on their original Japanese name, Musashi.

"What if Pokemon were [=SCPs?=]" is a video series detailing an alternate scenario where Pokemon are not depicted as common animals that you see everyday but rather mysterious and sometimes, dangerous creatures.

* AdaptationalHeroism: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. The SCP versions of Jesse and James are not like their cartoonish villain counterparts but they are still part of an organization who have done many morally questionable actions.
* DarkerAndEdgier: This is not the cutesty and colorful anime you watched but more nightmare-inducing and realistic take of the SCP universe.

* ItAmusedMe: SCP members believe that Gengar can escape from its contaiment anytime but it chooses not to as it's having way so much fun tormenting the people sacrifices the foundation gives to it.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The Drifloons can take away small children but can't with fat children since they are too heavy.

* EveryoneHasStandards: While the SCP will commit morally ambigous deeds but trying to off a teenager is one of the things they won't cross.
* ItAmusedMe: SCP members think that Gengar can escape anytime but chooses not to as it's having way so much fun tormenting the people sacrifices the foundation gives to it.

"What if Pokemon were [[=SCPs?=]]" is a video series detailing an alternate scenario where Pokemon are not depicted as common animals that you see everyday but rather mysterious and sometimes, dangerous creatures.

"What if Pokemon were SCPs?" is a video series detailing an alternate scenario where Pokemon are not depicted as common animals that you see everyday but rather mysterious and sometimes, dangerous creatures.