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For three days the King was hanged. His blood streamed down from the high palace, and seeped into every inch of the city. For three days he struggled and twitched and refused to go out, yet all the sounds he made was drowned out by the laughter of the Ambassador and the applause of his own people. For three days his body grew colder and colder, until it was as dead as the queen deep beneath the castle; until he was but an empty husk, a hole of his previous self.
~ From "Theology of a Snake".
He was standing there as the King shrieked and shrieked, as the King crawled back to his throne with maggots and decaying flesh, as the King was offered their blood by the jester, and as the King dropped the cup. The jester was laughing, the Court was laughing, the crowds were laughing, the crows were laughing, and he was laughing with them.
The Dragon was laughing in his brass prison, and he witnessed his mark.
~ An Alagaddan guard from "The Clock Shall Strike Again".

The Hanged King is a major antagonist of the SCP Foundation universe. He is a powerful being in the SCP settings, being the monarch of the distant realm of Alagadda, and is considered one of the most enigmatic and powerful entities in the multiverse. Although it is often shown that the King is in actuality being used by his purported servant, the Ambassador of Alagadda. He is designated by the Foundation as SCP-2264-5.

The Hanged King plays an important role in the "Only Game In Town" canon.

Biography[]

Due to the universe of the SCP-Foundation having no official canon, there is also no official origin or biography to the Hanged King. The biography below is composed of several different sources of the SCP-wiki, which can work together, but necessarily do not.

Possible Origins[]

And so the Crows Laughed/About the Serpent[]

The Hanged King was once the ruler of the city-state of Alagadda, where he governed as a corrupt tyrant, suppressing and exploiting monarchs. He indulged himself in base pleasures and possibly practiced ancient, dark magic from the abyss. At some point the King came into contact with the Brothers Death (or Yaldabaoth depending on canon) and played a game with them, but lost which caused the Brothers to get the souls of all Alagaddans.

Alagadda by sunnyclockwork

History of Alagadda

As a result, most of the people of Alagadda rebelled against their King, setting his palace on fire and killing all who were loyal to him, including his court jester. The King was captured, and his crown and robes were ripped away from him, replaced with rags and chains. His jaw was then broken and he was forced to crawl through the streets of the city, while being mocked, kicked and pelted with filthy things by his former subjects, who all cheered loudly. In response he only mumbled unholy words, which frightened the people, who in turn cheered louder in order to silence him.

The King was hanged outside the city on a hill, and while suffocating to death, he continued to mutter unholy words until he died. He was originally left to hang, to be feasted on by crows and maggots, but as nothing touched the dead body, the people buried him in a shallow grave. After this, the people started to rob the palace of their former ruler, indulging themselves in his riches.

The next day, the Brothers Death in forms of crows started to gather around the grave of the dead King and strange noises could be heard from beneath the earth, though this was only heard by a homeless man, who was dismissed by the rest of the people. The day after that, the river that flew through the city turned red and started to smell like human blood, and many citizens fell ill, started to bleed and tremble and were bound by chains. Those who stole from the palace suffered the most, growing weak and eventually dying.

On the third day the illness lifted, but the people became suicidal, cutting their faces and slitting their throats, and their blood poured through the city into the red river. Madness spread and most animals save for the crows also fled the city in this time.

On that very same day, having refused to die and having bargained with the souls of others with the Brothers Death, the King rose from his grave and travelled through the city, back to his palace. There he sat down on a throne covered with rusted spikes, which pierced his flesh and brought agony to his soul. Despite the pain, he remained silent for a moment, until the palace began to tremble and the red river boiled. The crows started to circle the city and pecked any surviving subjects to death.

The Hanged King himself was now bound to the seat permanently and his undead court jester approached him, offering a silver chalice of blood from the Brothers, which the King took, but due to his trembling hands, he dropped it on the floor, spilling the blood which would have completed his resurrection.

This led to the dead throughout the city to rise again, now in twisted, inhumane form, whose faces were covered in masquerade masks. The dead started a continuous carnival through the street, acting like the previous days had just been a play, and depraved acts such as orgies became common place on the streets. The Hanged King himself started to scream at this, but his death had made him unable to make any sounds, which led him to weep in silence. The Brothers laughed and in their crow forms, flew away, though they would always watch over the city.

During the uprising the scholars and artists had decided to run and left the city before the hanging. Despite their escape, they suffered from nightmares, which showed the new vile form of the city. These dreams would influence them to create works of art, plays or literature based on the Hanged King and the city around him, which would spread his influence and make everyone who views said adaptations accessible to the King.

Only Game In Town[]

The Hanged King was one of the many aspects of the being labelled as "Rudie", the embodiment of the human fear of the unknown which predates humanity. Rudie being the manifestation of this fear it couldn't directly interact with the real physical world and as the written word began spreading, its influence diminished since the words could permanently affix the world to certain choices. As a result, Rudie inserted itself itself into various stories and appearing as various monsters such as Grendel, St. George's dragon and the Hanged King. However, if Rudie stayed in one story for long enough, it would eventually take control of the story and change it to its liking.

The Wanderer's Library (a group associated with the Serpent's Hand) claimed the Hanged King to be an "ancient, unknowable thing with more names than the stars". The King once stayed at the Library since it embodied the words which weakened Rudie, and during his stay the Library became more and more insular and depressive, which lead to a sudden loss of knowledge in the 11th Century. This dark knowledge ended up in the Black Vaults of Alagadda. The Vaults served as a dark reflection of the Library which held long forgotten dark knowledge sought by multiple individuals such as the Knight of Flowers and a member of Are We Cool Yet?.

Life in Alagadda[]

During the King's reign, Alagadda became aware of SCP-3812 and deemed it a threat which needed to be destroyed. However, SCP-3812 retaliated by banishing all of Alagadda from reality and destroying all memory about it, causing the city to become an interdimensional nexus (SCP-2264-B), which could only be accessed by numerous interdimensional entry points called Janus Gate.

The Hanged King (now SCP-2264-5) is still stationary within Alagadda, and cannot move. Because of this, he uses SCP-2264-4, also known as The Ambassador of Alagadda, as an mobile agent, who travels throughout the city and the wider multiverse. The Ambassador has traveled as far as Adytum, where he met Grand Karcist Ion. Over eons many have come to the city, either in order to participate in the carnival and/or orgies of the twisted, vaguely humanoid inhabitants or in order seeking the boon of the King.

Eventually the Hanged King's jealous sister, Miss Crow, alongside her crow children planned to kill the King and usurp the throne of Alagadda for herself since originally she was denied from becoming the queen of Alagadda due to her being a female. However, one of her crow children, the Plague Doctor, who wanted to become one of Alagadda's lords, betrayed her and informed the King of her plan to kill him. In retaliation, the King sent the Ambassador to kill his sister by hanging her in the sky of Alagadda. As a result of this, Miss Crow and her crow children became the Moon and the Stars of Alagadda while the kingdom was colored in black, after her black hair, in yellow, after her golden jewelry, and in red after her and her children's spilled blood.

According to a 17th century drama titled On The Anguish of Benefalti and designated SCP-7838-5, the Hanged King and his court forced their vassals, the Coated Gentry family, to take over the Italian city of Benefalti that acted as hub for trade and the arts, and have the citizens construct monuments in the King's image. Unfortunately, due to the citizens being burdened with memory loss, the structures they elected immediately crumbled, filling the entire city with ruins. The Coated Gentry attempted to hide this fact, lying to the Hanged King that progress was being made, but to the family's dismay he and his court arrived to the city without warning. Furious at the family's failure, the Hanged King had the Coated Gentry's patriarch hang his entire family and give the bodies to the starving citizens for them to eat. Conquering the city, the Hanged King forced the citizens to provide flesh for his rotting body, while taking several women in order to provide an heir for him. His concubines were unable to give birth to fully formed children, leaving the King to tear their wombs and add them to his body. As all of Benefalti's citizens had died, the Hanged King was saddened that the only place he could rule was his own prison in Alagadda, and soon he and his court returned to their kingdom, leaving the once beautiful city just a memory dismissed as a fictional setting.

The Scarlet King[]

There two accounts that detail the relationship between the Hanged King and the Scarlet King:

Dust and Blood[]

At some point the Hanged King came into contact with the Scarlet King, an even more powerful god, to whom he fell into service, alongside Jeser and Moloch. He came to be known as the The King on the Gallows, He Who Was Hung, who tore down the Tree of Knowledge. The Daevites who primarily worshipped the Scarlet King and his servants also began worshipping the Hanged King.

Tears and Bone[]

The Queen Mab of the Faeries, who had a good relationship with the Hanged King, had gifted the King five slaves, Bauta, Arlecchino, Pantalone, Brighella and Khahrahk. The Hanged King showed affection to the first four but for Khahrahk he only showed contempt and brutally abused him for most of his life due to being a ugly and poor being, even nicknaming him the Scarlet Fool due to Khahrahk being red from anger covered in his own blood.

When Queen Mab organized the Harvest Masquerade, the Hanged King, alongside other divine figures, was invited to participate and decided to take with him the Scarlet Fool. Prior and during the party the Hanged King had been unusually kind to the Fool, allowing him to eat alongside other attendees and even express his own opinions on each of the deities attending the Masquerade. In truth, however, the Hanged King only wanted to make a fool out of his slave in order for him and his fellow gods to laugh at his low opinions he had for all of them. After noticing that the Fool had fallen in love with the kind goddess Sanna, the Hanged King secretly stole Mab's crown and handed it to the Fool for him to gift it to the kind goddess. This caused Mab to become furious at the Scarlet Fool and decided to punish and humiliate him in front of everyone by forcing him to eat the leftover bones which caused great pain in him. Following the Masquerade, the Hanged King would still meet up with Mab while the Scarlet Fool planned his vengeance.

SCP-701[]

One notable Janus Gate was located in the Martin Tower of the Tower of London, created by Northumberland Lord Henry Percy in the 17th century, which would later be known as SCP-2264-A. Percy's friend, famous playwright Christopher Marlowe traveled through the gate into Alagadda, where the Ambassador would influence the playwright to write "The Hanged King's Tragedy", a five-act Caroline-era revenge tragedy, which would later be known as SCP-701.

The play, when performed, has the chance in triggering an anomalous psychotic event, which always leads to a human sacrifice and mass suicide, killing all performers and parts of the audience. Surviving audience members will go on a murderous rampage for the next 24 hours, before calming down. A hooded figure is also seen during the rehearsals of the play as well as during the play itself, designated as SCP-701-1, who is considered to be the same as the Ambassador of Alagadda.

It is speculated that the plays have so far killed at least ten thousand people, if not more. Henry Percy also tried to stop Christopher Marlowe from publishing the play, though without success. 

It is also speculated that the Hanged King is responsible for SCP-2221, an End User License Agreement found over the internet which can only affect people who possesses legal capacity to agree to a contract. Affected individuals, referred to as SCP-2221-A, will undergo several behavioral changes which include increased voter turnout and political activism, increased interest in that person's respective religion and issues of religious identity, while also shifting their religious practices by incorporating nooses to their belief, and violence against alleged criminals.

The Foundation's travel to Alagadda[]

At some point the SCP Foundation found the Janus Gate (designated as SCP-2264-A) in the Tower of London, and through an alchemic ritual, managed to open a way to the city. The Foundation conducted several missions into the city, with varying results.

Traveling inside the city appears difficult to humans, as concepts of space and time don't seem as fixed as on Earth, and recalling events after returning is also difficult, unless a person was either a lucid dreamer or using hallucinogenics, which could help a little with coordination and memory.

One of the most famous travellers to the city was Dr. Calixto Narváez, who discovered a lot, such as that all spoken language was translated, meaning all beings in Alagadda could communicate with each other, while written language was more complex. Dr. Narváez was deployed two times in Alagadda, and met another traveler there, the Wandsman of Kul-Manas, who warned about the Ambassador and encouraged the doctor to leave before he'd return.

Despite the Wandsman's warnings, Mobile Task Force Psi-9 ("Abyss Gazers") was sent to Alagadda, in order to estimate the threat the city and it's inhabitants could pose to humanity. The Task Force consisted of twelve agents, specialised in Counter Occult Stratagems. After traveling through the city and arriving at the centre, the Palace, they met the Ambassador, who taunted the agents in an arrogant and narcissistic way, forcing the men to "destroy themselves" with it's psychic powers, while laughing in an alien language. The agents suffered both mentally and physically, with bones, organs and muscles being damaged, which led to the death of eleven agents, leaving only one survivor, Alexander Papadopoulos.

Agent Papadopoulos was dragged by the Ambassador through the Palace, meeting the Hanged King himself. According to Papadopoulos that the King's face was hidden beneath a veil, which was then lifted, and the agent described the sight as following:

A god shaped hole. The barren desolation of a fallen and failed creation. You see the light of long dead stars. Your existence is nothing but an echo of a dying god's screams. The unseen converges. Surrounds you. And it tightens like a noose.

Agent Papadopoulos was then returned to Earth as a message/warning for the Foundation and an interview was conducted over the event. Over the interview the agent showed a lot of distress and begged to be terminated, which were rejected. The agent was later amputated in order to prevent suicide-attempts.

Further operations to Alaggada have been suspended for the time being.

Marshall, Carter, and Dark[]

The King, his Ambassador, and the three lords were eventually greeted by Ruprecht Carter, Skitter Marshall, Percival Darke and his apprentice Iris Dark from Marshall, Carter, and Dark Ltd., which was acquainted with the Kingdom. The businessmen offered the Alagaddans the skull of the recently deceased SCP-096 in exchange for some rooms in the palace. After the Hanged King revived 096 into his new servant, the Ambassador was pleased and agreed to give them more liberty in Alagadda.

Possible Endings[]

The Real Adventures In Capitalism[]

During the destructive attack of the Scarlet King and his army on the universe, the Hanged King began helping the evil god in destroying the world by spreading terror. It is unknown what happened to him following the defeat of the Scarlet King at the hands of Isabel Wondertainment.

SCP-6500[]

When the event only known as SCP-6500 began neutralizing all of the anomalies due to the Foundation containing most of them, Alagadda was one of the many anomalies being affected by the entropy. After Foundation personnel Delfina Ibanez, Dr. Placeholder McDoctorate, and Dr. Udo Okorie entered Alagadda through the Wanderer's Library and killed the Ambassador as part of their quest to neutralize SCP-6500, the Hanged King was finally freed from his throne, albeit in a weakened state due to the entropic force. Upon confronting the group in a room of the palace which possessed doorways to other dimensions, he became focused on Okorie since unbeknownst to her and the Foundation she was a human/Alagaddan hybrid. Okorie seeing that the King was after her, used her magic to create an explosion causing both Placeholder and Ibanez to be pushed to the door which sent them back to Earth, while Okorie, the Hanged King and the White Lord who had just entered the room were pushed to the doorway which lead to the afterlife of Corbenic.

There in the following days, the Hanged King regained his full power as SCP-6500 was being neutralized and in his rage began attacking the Three Moons Initiative's citadel of Dichotomy. As he engaged in a battle with the Initiative's space military forces, he was approached by Okorie who told him that she knew what he went through but he still belonged to Alagadda to which he replied that he was done with the kingdom and wished to abandon it for good. He was then approached by the White Lord who told the King that Alagadda also didn't need him anymore and that he was free to ascend into full godhood at which point the King realized that Okorie had put a spell on him. After Okorie used the black material provided by SCP-035, the Black Lord's mask, to kill the White Lord she informed the King that the Black Lord had returned to Alagadda and upon learning that his loyal advisor had come back the King decided to return to the kingdom in hopes of doing a difference. However, immediately after returning to Alagadda the King was chained back to his throne, allowing the Black Lord, now possessing the Ambassador's body, to rule Alagadda on his own.

Personality[]

The Hanged King encompasses Cosmic Horror, so his true motivation and reasoning is beyond human-comprehension. The reason for SCP-701 and it's effects are unknown, and the city of Alagadda appears to be more ideal for higher beings such as the Karcists of Sarkicism. In SCP-6500, after being finally freed from Alagadda, the King was shown to be full of anger and fury as he had spent eons chained and tortured on his throne, and didn't want to have anything to do with Alagadda anymore as he saw it as a filthy and unworthy place and opted instead to spread chaos across the universe. However, after learning that the Black Lord had returned, he became convinced by Okorie to return to Alagadda and take the opportunity to make a difference in the city-state, only for him to be chained once again to his throne. The Hanged King was also shown to feel disgust towards the Faeries. In SCP-7838, the Hanged King was shown to have a desire for him and his kingdom to be remembered again and also wanted to rebuild his body and have an heir to succeed him and take the throne of Alagadda from him. However, as he had so far failed to achieve these goals he became furious and wrathful, trying any means necessary to fulfill his desires.

Appearance[]

As SCP-2264-5, agent Papadopoulos describes the King being covered in tattered robes, having hallowed bonds around his corpse-like hands and throat, with pale tendrils slither in and out the tattered robes. There were impish creatures crawling all over the him, caressing his twitching body as if intending comfort while others pulled the tethers that anchored the King even tighter. The face was covered with a veil, and what lied beneath was described as a "god-shaped hole", enough to turn a human insane and suicidal. In SCP-6500, the Hanged King was described as a sentient charcoal nebula and possessing a face resembling "a clotted mass of scars and boils and burns and bleeding gashes, a mass of twitching feelers like maggots crawling beneath cadaverous skin, a face no mask in creation could hide". In SCP-7838-6, the Hanged King was described as a giant with a nimble body, bones visible in its sagging and discolored skin, covered in stitches that burst open to reveal his black bones and rotting flesh, and his eye sockets were pierced with golden chains held by rope, while wearing a robe made out of human scalps and a large bloodstained crown.

Powers and Abilities[]

The King's true power is unknown, though according to the Wandsman of Kul-Manas, the ancient being known as Yaldabaoth could rival the Hanged King, making him one of the most powerful beings in the multiverse.

He still cannot move away from his palace in Alagadda, having to use the Ambassador to travel across creation, apparently only being able to manifest in the human world through SCP-701. According to SCP-7838, the Hanged King, through his art pieces, could induce pregnancy to anyone, regardless of sex, though the fetus, designated SCP-7838-A, took the shape of a noose that would strangle the host, and apparently could even erase memories of others.

Despite all this, he was still weaker than the Scarlet King, and for this reason presumably fell to his service, though other legends depict him as equal to the Scarlet King often even superior to him. It is possible that the Pattern Screamers are also more powerful than the King himself since he didn't allow anyone to come into contact with the Children of Alagadda.

Followers[]

As the Hanged King was regarded as a god, he was worshipped by millions of individuals. The King was mostly served by the Alagaddans who constantly held hedonistic, sadomasochistic and orgiastic celebrations in his name and would spread his influence outside of their kingdom, mainly his supposed subordinates the Four Lords and the Ambassador of Alagadda among other individuals. They affected various individuals on Earth to create pieces of art to grow the Hanged King and Alagadda's power on the main realm. As a result the Hanged King would be likened to other mythological and religious figures like Odin and Jesus Christ.

Because of their influence on Earth, some non-Alagaddan people also came to worship the Hanged King. The most notable being artists like Henry Percy, Christopher Marlowe, Francisco Goya, Theodore Gericault, Carlo Gesualdo, the author of SCP-4505-265, Thomas A. Harding and Charlie Chaplin. These individuals would use their artistic talents to create various anomalies to assist the Hanged King and his subjects. Goya and Gericault even formed the artistic movement known as Are We Cool Yet? whose members would dabble with Alagaddan magic. The art pieces featuring the King have all been designated SCP-7838 which could chanel his power and affect people not just mentally but also physically.

When Dr. Robinson of the Foundation and Agents Rodriguez and Tate of America's Secret Service examined SCP-1981 while playing, Ronald Reagan mentioned that his speech was the Hanged King's tribute. It was later revealed by Bobble the Clown that this was most likely due to cloaked figure in the background of the video being the Speaker of Alagadda.

When the interdimensional group known as the Black Queen began researching on the influence of the Hanged King and the Ambassador on the multiverse they came across different version of The Hanged King's Tragedy play: In Timeline E-473 the play was about the royal family of the fictional Italian city state of Trinculo and king Sforza who was hanged from a tree postmortem, the play was later plagiarized by Shakespeare who replaced the fictional setting with a real place which resulted in the play losing its memetic anomaly and since Shakespeare's version was more famous the original was thankfully left unnoticed; in Timeline W-116 the play was a bit more different and completely non-anomalous which allowed it to become more popular; in Timeline Y-2079 the play took the form of an online story revolving around the newly crowned young king of Britain in the 2010s who later hanged himself due to his mental illness developed by the pressure; in Timeline C-431 the play revolved around a fictional king who after failing to proclaim anything, due to his author not writing anything else, was hanged by the author themself; in Timeline M-759 the play revolved around a slave in America who descended from a royal family in Africa and ended in him being lynched. Later on, one of the Black Queens, nicknamed Caroline, revealed herself to be an accomplice of the Hanged King and tried to spread his influence on the server used by the other Black Queens but was fortunately stopped.

A ritualistic doomsday cult named the "Final Masquerade" was formed by the native inlanders of Juan de Nova Island combining the religion of the Church of the Broken God with that of the Hanged King after coming into contact with both SCP-7882 and SCP-2264-B. They masqueraded themselves in masks and replaced their limbs with metals from Alagaddan Alchemy and prophesized in the day in which Earth would merge with Alagadda and the Hanged King would govern over the new world.

Other Media[]

In Music[]

French musical artist Edward Ikor released on January 5, 2020 a song based on the Hanged King's Tragedy of the same name, which was succeeded by several versions.

Trivia[]

  • The Hanged King is based on the various incarnations of Hastur, especially the one from Robert W. Chambers' The King in Yellow. However, the Hanged King coming back to life after three days could also be a parallel to Jesus Christ.
    • SCP-4505-265, an oil painting linked to other old anomalous art pieces, depicts the Hanged King by using the appearance of a hanging Jesus Christ.
    • The Hanged King's portrayal in "Tears and Bone" was based on the unnamed king from Edgar Allan Poe's story Hop-Frog.
  • A book that can be accessed through SCP-1326, titled Theological material of the Church of the Hanging God, tells about how life is suffering and that people should just commit suicide, but also states that the faithful shouldn't kill others. It is unknown if this book is related to the Hanged King.
  • Although at first it appears that the Ambassador serves the Hanged King, it becomes evident, especially in the tale "Midnight Parade" that it itself is the true power and ruler of Alagadda and it deliberately keeps the King chained to his throne.
  • An entity or entities known as SCP-001 (Kalinin's proposal), turned SCP-701 into a TV show with multiple seasons, allowing the Hanged King to spread it much faster through Earth.
  • Li’l Lollipop of Herman Fuller's Circus of the Disquieting once tried to complain to the King that Alagadda wasn't colorful enough.

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SCP-023SCP-031SCP-046-1SCP-049SCP-071SCP-075SCP-079SCP-080SCP-082SCP-087-1SCP-096SCP-136-2SCP-137SCP-153SCP-157SCP-173SCP-178-1SCP-230SCP-277-R█SCP-286-1SCP-286-2SCP-303SCP-312SCP-333-CSCP-372SCP-401SCP-428SCP-439SCP-457SCP-511SCP-513-1SCP-526-2SCP-542SCP-548SCP-567-9SCP-569SCP-617SCP-625SCP-631SCP-647SCP-650SCP-666-1SCP-681SCP-693SCP-701-1SCP-735SCP-745SCP-747SCP-767-15SCP-777-1SCP-797SCP-811SCP-844SCP-847SCP-899SCP-924SCP-930 EntitySCP-932SCP-956SCP-965SCP-966SCP-973-2SCP-974SCP-1051SCP-1111-1SCP-1120SCP-1145SCP-1299-1SCP-1316SCP-1337SCP-1451SCP-1471-ASCP-1499-1SCP-1701SCP-1749-2SCP-1897SCP-1913SCP-1919-1SCP-1972-BSCP-2014SCP-2059SCP-2254SCP-2315-1SCP-2363-ASCP-2396-BSCP-2401-AlphaSCP-2419-ASCP-2424SCP-2427-3SCP-2522SCP-2611-1SCP-2901SCP-2940-BSCP-2999SCP-3008-2SCP-3019-ASCP-3114SCP-3166SCP-3280SCP-3388SCP-3428SCP-3631-1SCP-3786SCP-3785-1SCP-3838-8SCP-3860SCP-4162SCP-4166-2SCP-4187-1SCP-4231-ASCP-4310SCP-4434SCP-4670SCP-4680SCP-4812-ESCP-4924-ASCP-4959 (SCP-4959-A)SCP-4975SCP-5045-1SCP-5935-1SCP-6076SCP-6198SCP-6618-ASCP-6661SCP-6979SCP-7533SCP-7725-CSCP-7785SCP-7840SCP-7983

Keter SCPs
Past and FutureThe PrototypeSCP-017SCP-019-2SCP-029SCP-035SCP-058SCP-060-AlphaSCP-076-2SCP-090SCP-106SCP-140-ASCP-165SCP-204-1SCP-231-1SCP-280SCP-307SCP-352SCP-354 EntitiesSCP-363SCP-339SCP-427-1SCP-435-2SCP-469SCP-575SCP-582SCP-589SCP-610SCP-682SCP-718SCP-752-1SCP-783SCP-823SCP-939SCP-940SCP-953SCP-968SCP-1000SCP-1048 (SCP-1048 Duplicates)SCP-1128SCP-1155SCP-1322-ASCP-1368-1SCP-1447-1SCP-1500SCP-1736SCP-1739SCP-1765SCP-1788-1SCP-1790SCP-1984-01SCP-2030-1SCP-2075SCP-2191-1SCP-2191-2SCP-2191-3SCP-2200-2SCP-2316 EntitySCP-2317-KSCP-2399SCP-2385SCP-2408-4SCP-2439SCP-2440SCP-2490SCP-2521SCP-2747SCP-2774-ASCP-2803-ASCP-2807SCP-2846-ASCP-2852SCP-2863SCP-2877SCP-2935 EntitySCP-2950SCP-3002SCP-3003-2SCP-3004-1SCP-3007 EntitySCP-3033SCP-3125SCP-3167SCP-3199SCP-3288 (Emperor Maximilian)SCP-3333-1SCP-3340SCP-3456SCP-3503SCP-3643SCP-3799SCP-3760SCP-3997SCP-4105-BSCP-4205SCP-4290SCP-4293SCP-4315-2SCP-4335SCP-4666SCP-4715SCP-4812-KSCP-4833SCP-4840-BSCP-4856SCP-4885SCP-4886SCP-4910SCP-4947SCP-5049-ASCP-5167SCP-5172SCP-5267-ASCP-5284SCP-5423SCP-5598SCP-5653SCP-5659SCP-5683SCP-5761-1SCP-6004SCP-6013SCP-6096SCP-6427SCP-6455SCP-6596SCP-6789SCP-6810SCP-7219SCP-7380SCP-7436SCP-7569SCP-7776-ASCP-7932

Apollyon SCPs
When Day BreaksSCP-3999SCP-6820-ASCP-7853

Thaumiel SCPs
SCP-122-2SCP-3000SCP-4884SCP-5001-A

Esoteric SCPs
SCP-UBUSCP-2085-1SCP-2744SCP-2845SCP-3396SCP-3700-2SCP-3895SCP-4444SCP-4971-▽SCP-5004-ASCP-5034SCP-5651-1SCP-5346 EntitySCP-INTEGERSCP-6004SCP-6061-1SCP-6666SCP-6747-CSCP-6987SCP-7450SCP-7660

Explained SCPs
SCP-1548-EXSCP-1933-EXSCP-5025-1

Neutralized/Decommissioned SCPs
SCP-083-DSCP-531-DSCP-1682SCP-2480-1SCP-3999SCP-4290SCP-5002SCP-5277SCP-5281-DSCP-5739SCP-6097SCP-6373SCP-6624-1SCP-6624-2SCP-6624-3SCP-7115-ASCP-7404

Joke SCPs
SCP-049-JSCP-729-JSCP-777-JSCP-900-JSCP-1344-JSCP-2103-J

International SCPs
Spanish Branch
SCP-ES-045SCP-ES-081SCP-ES-113SCP-ES-138SCP-ES-150SCP-ES-156SCP-ES-156-1SCP-ES-266

French Branch
SCP-006-FRSCP-023-FRSCP-025-FRSCP-054-FRSCP-060-FRSCP-075-FRSCP-089-FRSCP-096-FRSCP-109-FRSCP-174-FRSCP-181-FRSCP-218-FR

German Branch
SCP-069-DESCP-077-DESCP-149-DE-A

Italian Branch
SCP-013-ITSCP-015-ITSCP-022-ITSCP-055-IT

Japanese Branch
SakuranushiSCP-███-JPSCP-030-JPSCP-036-JPSCP-070-JPSCP-173-JPSCP-192-JP-1SCP-268-JPSCP-272-JP-2SCP-444-JPSCP-489-JPSCP-835-JPSCP-910-JPSCP-1326-JP-K

Korean Branch
SCP-056-KOSCP-444-KO-5SCP-750-KO

Russian Branch
SCP-1026-RUSCP-1030-RU EntitiesSCP-1109-RU

Chinese Branch
SCP-CN-801SCP-CN-1101

Traditional Chinese Branch
SCP-ZH-111SCP-ZH-282SCP-ZH-613

Portuguese Branch
SCP-050-PTSCP-101-PT-6

Ukrainian Branch
SCP-086-UASCP-089-UA

SCP-001 Proposals
SCP-001 (The Council)SCP-001 (The Database)SCP-001 (Atonement)SCP-001 (Past and Future) (The Man at the Threshold)SCP-001 (The Prototype)SCP-001 (The Factory)SCP-001 (The Scarlet King)SCP-001 (The Way It Ends)SCP-001 (The Black Moon)SCP-001-A1 (The Preserver)SCP-001 (When Day Breaks) (SCP-001-A)

Canonical SCP Beings
AbsenceAdam el AsemAlagaddansAnnouncerApakhtAuthorsBlinkersBrothers DeathChildren of the NightEndFaeriesHe-Who-Made-DarkHe-Who-Made-LightMalidramagiuanNeon GodNeverwerePattern ScreamersQueen MabSCP-5000-█StridersStudio GuardiansTherionUnclean

Old Gods
Black MoonCarnegiasCrocosquidThe FactoryHanged KingHe Who Walks Beneath DreamsHr'sthnpolJeserLord GoranMa'tolMolochSaturn DeerScarlet KingSCP-682SCP-2845SCP-3000SCP-3004-1SCP-4315-2SCP-4947SCP-4950SCP-4971-▽TeranThothTitaniaViolet QueenVerdant MageVoruteutXiolt-laYaldabaothZsar Magoth

Old Gods' Servants
Adytum's Wake (Cornelius P. Bodfel III)Ambassador of AlagaddaArchonsBLACKSTARBobble the ClownChosen of GodChildren of the Scarlet King (Elder Rockwell, John Yttoric)Church of the Broken God (Robert Bumaro, Trunnion, Hedwig)Daevites (Orvo, Lror, Ydax)Fifth Church (Celebration 'Big Cheese' Horace)Grand Karcist IonJames AndersonMr. ReddSCP-035SCP-076-2SCP-096SCP-2852SCP-3456SCP-3700-2SCP-3785-1SCP-4231-A

Personages
Adam el AsemBlack QueenCalvin LucienCarl FraserCornelius P. Bodfel IIICynthia CordierD-3826D-4986D-7294dadoDaniel DeVornDr. DämmerDr. Elliott EmersonDr. Jack BrightDr. Madison CraggsDr. WDraga NegrescuEdwin FalkirkElijahElizabeth CrockerEnigmaENTITY-NaClOEvelyn MayEzekiel ClarkFather PatGeneral BoweGrand Karcist IonHedwigHerman FullerIris DarkJames AndersonJames FranklinJean Durand and Mátyás NemeşJoseph LowryKeeLeeKonrad WeissLaurence MichaudLeonid ChernoffLeopold ILovataarMadeleine von SchaefferMarshall Ford EverettMavra IsimeriaMilo IgorvichMikkel BorovMr. ReddMr. NightNadoxO5-0OrokOtari IosavaParis KiranPico WilsonPit SlothRandolph MetzgerRasmin YelkovRichard ChappellRobert BumaroRobert GatesRuprecht CartetRuiz DuchampRyoto HishakakuSaarnSamuel DecardSCP-2089-1's CaptorSerViper1995Simon OswaltSkitter MarshallSmiling ManThomas GrahamTravelerTrunnionUIU 1933-001Vincent Anderson

SCPs in Video Games
When Day BreaksSCP-035SCP-049SCP-079SCP-087-1SCP-087-B EntitiesSCP-096SCP-106SCP-173SCP-178-1SCP-372SCP-513-1SCP-553SCP-682SCP-735SCP-860-2SCP-939SCP-966SCP-1026-RUSCP-1048SCP-1048 DuplicatesSCP-1499-1SCP-3008-2SCP-XXXX

Disambiguation Pages
SCPSCP-001SCP-087

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