SCP Foundation

Sounds a bit like a Joke SCP to me- I vaguely recall one about some sort of repair tech that showed up anywhere, even on a submarine at the bottom of the ocean- but I could see that concept having made its way into a normal skip too.

I wanna say it could be Mr. Lost? He's SCP-920, for the record.

I just found out SCP-1756 exists. I would love to use it just to see to see if there were any movies that the original Siskel and Ebert never reviewed together that would make these versions get into arguments that the duo were known for.

Edited by DS9guy on Feb 14th 2020 at 9:05:07 AM

How big deal is the that guy in russia trademarking SCP there? Like I haven't heard much about it in a while, but its big deal right?

The fan film 096 is now out.

Very well done adaptation of the short story, and they managed to do a good job with what they had.

Review of the SCP light novel.

Speaking of the novel, I better read my copy of it.

I this point the SCP may have a animated series or something like that.

Kinda surprised that scp spin off has its page .-. Not too surprised it mentions avoiding why it exists since TV Trope pages avoid discussing web drama. Still though of all the "derivative from other web sites due to disagreement in community" kinda surprised they don't really sound like they are actually trying to do thing much differently from SCP?

Like when community pull off "And we have our own site with blackjack!" they do usually splinter off into different direction. But I guess not enough time for that to have happened yet

Edited by SpookyMask on Apr 2nd 2020 at 10:09:02 PM

Which spin-off are you talking about?

So there's a new SCP manga called SCP Comic Anthology - MUSUME that focuses on female scps.

Here's a Japanese comic dub of the first chapter.

For some odd reason i typed in "SCP Foundation" on the New Media forum topic and it didn't show up first. Maybe I didn't search thoroughly enough.

SCP-5243: Every 8th of September, portions of Site-43 undergo severe reality failure, the best way to contain this is to redo activities done during September 8th, 2002 (the first time SCP-5243 happened). It has to be done punctually, otherwise the SCP will get worse.

SCP-5251: Whatever whiteboxed a large portion of the documentation, SCP-5251 is involved. Seems like someone went missing along the way.

Characters.SCP Foundation SC Ps 300 To 999 says that SCP-332 teleports, but the current revision doesn't. Only revision 34 and before do, and what's the Kalinin canon or edits?

So, do we remove Teleportation, from the tropes 'cause it's not current?

If the current iteration doesn't have Teleportation, then i guess it should be done.

Volgun you madman.

He finally did, Scp-2137, aka a Tupac CD where the singer tells people to kill/ arrest criminals and murderers, to the point of blackmailing the Foundation into doing his goals, where Volgun got a rapper that sounds like Tupac singing.

I love that SCP. I like stories that show the Foundation in a morally questionable light, and ones that show they aren't all-powerful.

The best thing to do would be to keep it, but make it clear that it was only present in an earlier revision.

Edited by KnownUnknown on Dec 22nd 2020 at 12:31:42 PM

Can this guy be trusted?

Might be interesting, 26letterpublishing is fund raising for SCP The Tabletop Role Playing Game

Edited by jormis29 on Jan 22nd 2021 at 8:10:55 PM

I actually was once in an SCP Tabletop RPG with a friend of mine (using The Laundry's mechanics). My character was a former detective who became a rookie agent.

The two big highlights of it were that they once stopped 173 by putting a goldfish bowl near it (since goldfish lack eyelids, it held it back for a while), and they also once made a Deal with the Devil by offering it a Klondike Bar (tricking the ignorant demon into thinking that "the bars of Klondike" were objects of extreme power).

It was about then that I realized my character was almost certainly related to Dr. Bright or something, and also made a joke that Bright was going to be annoyed when he found things my character was doing pre-emptively added to his list.

There seem to be a couple of shows on You Tube that explain different SC Ps. Which show is the best one?

I had an idea that they said might have something to it: rave-ens.

They're basically crows that caw in dubstep. That sounds like a silly joke SCP, but I also have them shining a strobing light pattern as a noting signal, which can induce epileptic seizures in people who are sensitive.

A lot of epileptics don't know they are until they're triggered. This goes from silly to potentially deadly.

Edited by SpaceCaptainHarlock on Feb 20th 2021 at 9:51:00 AM

Even though "-J" is a separate category on the website, actually determining the line between serious SCPs and silly SCPs is impossible.

We already have the berries that make you fart until you choke to death on your own farts, so being silly and deadly aren't mutually exclusive.

What do you think is the single most terrifying SCP on the site? For me, it's SCP-2718