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You people fed me well for years, why would I go somewhere else? For all that your type loves to give everything names and classifications for everything, it all boils down to motivation, child. Gods, monsters, heroes — all of it is merely answering a need, responding and reacting. I exist because of fear. It allows for all kinds of power, since it is always in high supply.
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~ SCP-352 to Dr. Ariadne Cooper in "Frollicles (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Baba Yaga)".
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SCP-352, otherwise known as Baba Yaga, is an antagonist in the SCP Foundation series based on Baba Yaga. SCP-352 was found in southern Russia, and shortly contained by the Foundation who provides her with meat for good behavior.
Appearance[]
SCP-352 is a humanoid creature that resembled an elderly emaciated woman of undeterminable race or ethnicity who spoke a incomprehensible Russian dialect.
Powers and Abilities[]
SCP-352 is an aggressive, dangerous and violent predator that uses hair-like strands to create webs which capture prey. She possessed superhuman strength, speed and regeneration that made her a threatening monster which made it hard to contain her.
Each strand secretes an enzyme which immediately assaults the nervous system of her victim. Usually, the effects of the enzyme last for a few days; however, the effects could become permanent if her prey was exposed to a high concentration of the enzyme. Once she has her prey within her grasp, she rips their limbs off before fully consuming them, which can take several days. During this time, her victim would be fully alive, but unable to comprehend their surroundings.
Biography[]
Possible Origins[]
The Long Goodbye[]
SCP-352 was an extremely old woman named Iga Volodya born in the village of the Church of the Red Harvest. She became a powerful Karcist who could create alternate bodies for herself and execute brutal rituals involving fetuses and human-plant hybrids. Becoming known as Baba Yaga, she assisted Grigori Rasputin in his rise to power and helped in the spread of the Spanish flu. She, her children and grandchildren later moved out of Russia and into Poland, but during the prohibition era she came into contact with Hymie Weiss. He promised to bring her to Chicago, America if she accepted to use her powers for his benefit. She accepted and went to America to be with her family, leaving behind one of her bodies that would be encountered by the Foundation.
Frollicles (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Baba Yaga)[]
The being that would be designated SCP-352 was deity-like creature that emerged as a result of the legends surrounding Baba Yaga that arose because of uncontrolled female agency and the typical misogynistic fears. In order to maintain her form, she fed on the fears of others, eating innocent people to spread terror.
Foundation custody[]
Reports of an elderly woman luring people into an enchanted forest to murder them started to arise in a southern Russian town. However, the SCP Foundation initially ignored these reports, but as more reports started to pile up, they eventually went to investigate.
By the time that they had arrived in Russia, they discover that a small Russian town had been completely destroyed by her. Bodies were scattered everywhere in the ground, and trails of blood led to the enchanted forest. The Foundation was able to capture Baba Yaga, but they had suffered major casualties.
The Foundation contained the supposed Baba Yaga, who had been designated SCP-352, in a completely sealed area where human personnel were prohibited from entering, especially without precautions, and if any staff member assigned to her containment was attacked they were required to undergo quarantine. To keep SCP-352 calm and pleased, the Foundation offered her human body parts to feast on, and was considered to use either SCP-604, and SCP-1680, clones of an eight year old boy named Tyler, to keep costs low.
Possible Endings[]
SCP-3783[]
At some point, the Foundation found Baba Yaga's living cottage, which was designated SCP-3783, and conducted several tests on it. These involved the insertion of several small animals and D-Class into the cottage, all of which were mutated before they expired. Unbeknownst to the Foundation, the mutated animals revived and helped SCP-352 breach containment and escape at last.
Hartliss Detective Agency[]
Fellow Sarkite and agent of Weiss, Dr. Wilhelm Reinhardt, real name Aaron Lisowski, one day ambushed Iga in her home in a different layer of Chicago's reality. He bound her to her bed, carved her tongue out and cut her open from the neck to the pelvic area in order to harvest her organs to augment the North Side Gang's members, wanting to inflict special harm to her since she was a Proto-Sarkite and him a Neo-Sarkite. Private investigator Jacob Hartliss, who had been investigating the bodies of the augmented gang members, was led to the residence of Iga under the suspicion that it was her doing. However, upon encountering her body, Iga dragged through visions of different ways the world could end, before directly confronting him. She revealed to him who had done this to her, and ordered Hartliss to avenge. Her home was soon set on fire, but thankfully Hartliss managed to escape unscathed.
SCP-6183[]
When the Foundation began utilizing SCP-6183, an anomaly that could delete objects and subjects, causing them to be removed from reality and be transported into a void between existence and non-existence, via a clandestine Foundation server, designated SCP-6183-A, to get rid of troublesome anomalies, SCP-352 was the 29th anomaly and first living subject to be successfully "deleted".
Frollicles (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Baba Yaga)[]
As it turned out, SCP-352 had been willingly staying with the Foundation since its staff provided enough fear to keep her satiated, and could leave her chamber at any time she wished. However, as years went on, that fear increasingly dwindled, and she could see that in the near future it would be unable to sustain her. On August of 2018, Jezi Vasorrú founded the Frollicles company which aimed to distribute a marketing business model that offered contractors the chance to sell hair care products to their friends and family. SCP-352, seeing an opportunity to feed on the fear of being poor, ugly and tricked, left disappeared from chamber and in a rejuvenated form went to join the newly formed company. The Foundation was alarmed by this and sent Mobile Task Force Delta-4 to track her down, but to no avail.
In the following years, 352 worked for Frollicles, and one day she was set to attend a conference at the Sofijski universitet Sv. Kliment Ohridsk, Bulgaria. There she encountered Foundation's Tactical Theology Researcher Ariadne Cooper, and knowing that she had been investigating her following her escape, 352 froze time and talked with her. She explained to Cooper her true nature and how and why she came to be employed, having no need to feed on children anymore thanks to the pyramid scheme that capitalized on the growing pretense of social media. 352 then removed Cooper's memory of this event, hiding her true self and making it seem like nothing happened, with Cooper believing that her day had gone as per usual.
Behavior and Procedure[]
SCP-352 speaks in an Old Russian accent, which could make translating what she says difficult. She usually doesn't converse with any of the members of the SCP Foundation, but when she does, her words come off as threats of revenge or bodily harm. In addition to this, her background is shrouded in mystery.
While SCP-352 kills and eats any human that she comes across, she prefers to feed on children between the ages of 0 to 2, as evidenced by her not attacking the staff when she was given that type of flesh. As such, the staff was considering a change in her diet. SCP-352 is known to grow hair-like strands from any part of her body. These strands can grow several meters in an hour, and they seem to be partially controlled by Baba Yaga.
The strands are nearly invisible to the naked eye, and they are known to crawl on their own. The strands produce an enzyme that is mostly concentrated in the saliva and hair of the creature, but they can be found throughout all of the tissues of the SCP. Upon coming in contact with human tissue, the enzyme instantaneously attacks the nervous system, causing symptoms such as hallucinations, the suppression of logical thinking and pain receptors, to manifest.
Gallery[]
Images[]
Photo of a rejuvenated SCP-352 from "Frollicles (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Baba Yaga)" before being replaced.
Old art depicting SCP-352 from "Frollicles (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Baba Yaga)".
Videos[]
SCP-352 Baba Yaga (SCP Animation)
Trivia[]
- The image previously used to depict SCP-352 is a real-life black-and-white photographic portrait of a 86-year-old Navajo Native American woman taken between 1987 and 2005 by Mark Story. He created a project named: Living In Thee Centuries: The Face of Age, in which he is showing the manifestation of human aging. Because the image was not free for use, it was removed from the page and replaced.
- The Foundation suspected that SCP-3168, a set of matryoshka dolls that caused chickens to hatch small living houses that walked on two chicken legs, was connected to SCP-352, but she denied any knowledge of it.
- In "We Got A Good Thing Here", Agent Aleksander Foxx told his daughter a tale about Baba Yaga.
- SCP-4852, an event that caused a wing of Site-19 to grow a pair of chicken legs and ran away with the personnel inside, was suspected to have been a reference to Baba Yaga's cottage.
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SCP-055-IT •
SCP-057-IT •
SCP-066-IT •
SCP-078-IT •
SCP-100-IT •
SCP-118-IT •
SCP-198-IT
Japanese Branch
Sakuranushi •
SCP-002-JP-EX •
SCP-███-JP •
SCP-030-JP •
SCP-036-JP Entities •
SCP-058-JP •
SCP-070-JP-2 •
SCP-173-JP •
SCP-192-JP-1 •
SCP-262-JP-A •
SCP-268-JP •
SCP-272-JP-2 •
SCP-279-JP •
SCP-291-JP-1 •
SCP-361-JP •
SCP-373-JP •
SCP-444-JP •
SCP-471-JP-1 •
SCP-489-JP •
SCP-506-JP-A •
SCP-565-JP •
SCP-682-JP-J •
SCP-683-JP •
SCP-835-JP •
SCP-835-JP-J •
SCP-910-JP •
SCP-926-JP •
SCP-981-JP •
SCP-1004-JP •
SCP-1016-JP-1 •
SCP-1035-JP Entity •
SCP-1326-JP-K •
SCP-1409-JP •
SCP-1801-JP •
SCP-1824-JP-A •
SCP-1834-JP-A •
SCP-2401-JP •
SCP-2455-JP •
SCP-2515-JP •
SCP-2901-JP-1 •
SCP-2944-JP •
SCP-3025-JP •
SCP-3122-JP
Korean Branch
SCP-019-KO-M •
SCP-056-KO •
SCP-101-KO •
SCP-248-KO •
SCP-335-KO •
SCP-414-KO •
SCP-444-KO-5 •
SCP-512-KO •
SCP-641-KO •
SCP-643-KO-B •
SCP-710-KO •
SCP-724-KO •
SCP-770-KO •
SCP-755-KO-A •
SCP-1693-KO •
SCP-1808-KO
Russian Branch
SCP-1026-RU •
SCP-1030-RU Entities •
SCP-1051-RU •
SCP-1062-RU •
SCP-1069-RU •
SCP-1084-RU •
SCP-1098-RU-1 •
SCP-1109-RU •
SCP-1306-RU-C •
SCP-1366-RU •
SCP-1966-RU •
SCP-3321-RU-J
Chinese Branch
SCP-CN-023 •
SCP-CN-204 •
SCP-CN-586 •
SCP-CN-673 •
SCP-CN-678 •
SCP-CN-801 •
SCP-CN-972 •
SCP-CN-1101 •
SCP-CN-1327 •
SCP-CN-1359 •
SCP-CN-1364 •
SCP-CN-1468 •
SCP-CN-1490 •
SCP-CN-1498 •
SCP-CN-1562 •
SCP-CN-1677 •
SCP-CN-1749 •
SCP-CN-1752 •
SCP-CN-1790 •
SCP-CN-1827 •
SCP-CN-1856 •
SCP-CN-2101 •
SCP-CN-2413 •
SCP-CN-2469 •
SCP-CN-2574 •
SCP-CN-2636 •
SCP-CN-2744 •
SCP-CN-2754 •
SCP-CN-3091-2 •
SCP-CN-3247 •
SCP-CN-3466-1 •
SCP-CN-3466-2 •
SCP-CN-3690 •
SCP-CN-3890 •
SCP-CN-3935 •
The Scarlet Demon
Traditional Chinese Branch
SCP-ZH-022-2 •
SCP-ZH-024 •
SCP-ZH-058 Entities •
SCP-ZH-111 •
SCP-ZH-129-2 •
SCP-ZH-227-A •
SCP-ZH-231 •
SCP-ZH-234 •
SCP-ZH-244-A •
SCP-ZH-270 •
SCP-ZH-282 •
SCP-ZH-398 •
SCP-ZH-533 •
SCP-ZH-613 •
SCP-ZH-684 •
SCP-ZH-690 Entity •
SCP-ZH-848-A •
SCP-ZH-897-A •
SCP-ZH-904 •
SCP-ZH-60053-J
Thai Branch
SCP-003-TH •
SCP-009-TH •
SCP-016-TH •
SCP-025-TH •
SCP-043-TH •
SCP-053-TH •
SCP-072-TH •
SCP-087-TH •
SCP-099-TH-1 •
SCP-111-TH-2 •
SCP-206-TH-3 •
SCP-206-TH-4 •
SCP-222-TH-J •
SCP-345-TH •
SCP-400-TH-1 •
SCP-456-TH •
SCP-495-TH •
SCP-577-TH •
SCP-666-TH •
SCP-707-TH •
SCP-728-TH •
SCP-747-TH •
SCP-878-TH-2 •
SCP-901-TH •
SCP-903-TH •
SCP-925-TH •
SCP-Sans Undertale-TH-J
Portuguese Branch
SCP-045-PT-J Entities •
SCP-050-PT •
SCP-067-PT •
SCP-101-PT-6 •
SCP-105-PT •
SCP-124-PT-A •
SCP-194-PT
Ukrainian Branch
SCP-018-UA •
SCP-031-UA •
SCP-054-UA Infectees •
SCP-071-UA-1 •
SCP-074-UA •
SCP-077-UA •
SCP-080-UA-D •
SCP-086-UA •
SCP-089-UA •
SCP-110-UA-1 •
SCP-113-UA •
SCP-114-UA •
SCP-170-UA-2 •
SCP-179-UA-1 •
SCP-666-UA-J •
SCP-692-UA-J
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) •
SCP-001 ([the] [HUMAN!] [element?])
Canonical SCP Beings
Absence •
Adam el Asem •
Alagaddans •
Announcer •
Apakht •
Authors •
Blinkers •
Brothers Death •
Children of the Night •
End •
Faeries •
He-Who-Made-Dark •
He-Who-Made-Light •
Malidramagiuan •
Neon God •
Neverwere •
Pattern Screamers •
Queen Mab •
SCP-5000-█ •
Striders •
Studio Guardians •
Therion •
Unclean •
Worm •
Nåzhdak •
Hajheti
Old Gods
వ •
Black Moon •
Carnegias •
Crocosquid •
The Factory •
Hanged King •
He Who Walks Beneath Dreams •
Hr'sthnpol •
Jeser •
Lord Goran •
Ma'tol •
Moloch •
Saturn Deer •
Scarlet King •
SCP-682 •
SCP-2845 •
SCP-3000 •
SCP-3004-1 •
SCP-4315-2 •
SCP-4947 •
SCP-4950 •
SCP-4971-▽ •
Teran •
Thoth •
Titania •
Violet Queen •
Verdant Mage •
Voruteut •
Xiolt-la •
Yaldabaoth •
Zsar Magoth
Old Gods' Servants
Adytum's Wake (Cornelius P. Bodfel III) •
Ambassador of Alagadda •
Archons •
BLACKSTAR •
Bobble the Clown •
Chosen of God •
Children 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 Ion •
James Anderson •
Mr. Redd •
SCP-035 •
SCP-076-2 •
SCP-096 •
SCP-2852 •
SCP-3456 •
SCP-3700-2 •
SCP-3785-1 •
SCP-4231-A
Personages
Adam el Asem •
Black Queen •
Calvin Lucien •
Carl Fraser •
Cornelius P. Bodfel III •
Cynthia Cordier •
D-3826 •
D-4986 •
D-7294 •
dado •
Daniel DeVorn •
Dipesh Spivak •
Dr. Dämmer •
Dr. Elliott Emerson •
Dr. Jack Bright •
Dr. Madison Craggs •
Dr. Maynard •
Dr. W •
Draga Negrescu •
Edwin Falkirk •
Ella Romero •
Elijah •
Elizabeth Crocker •
Enigma •
ENTITY-NaClO •
Evelyn May •
Ezekiel Clark •
Father Pat •
General Bowe •
Grand Karcist Ion •
Hedwig •
Herman Fuller •
Iris Dark •
James Anderson •
James Franklin •
Jean Durand and Mátyás Nemeş •
JGTBot •
Joseph Lowry •
KeeLee •
Konrad Weiss •
laceyribbon •
Laurence Michaud •
Leonid Chernoff •
Leopold I •
Lovataar •
Madeleine von Schaeffer •
Marshall Ford Everett •
Mavra Isimeria •
Milo Igorvich •
Mikkel Borov •
Mr. Redd •
Mr. Night •
Nadox •
O5-0 •
Orok •
Otari Iosava •
Paris Kiran •
Pico Wilson •
Pit Sloth •
Randolph Metzger •
Rasmin Yelkov •
Richard Chappell •
Robert Bumaro •
Robert Gates •
Ruprecht Cartet •
Ruiz Duchamp •
Ryoto Hishakaku •
Saarn •
Samuel Decard •
SCP-2089-1's Captor •
SCP-6113-3's Parents •
SerViper1995 •
Simon Oswalt •
Skitter Marshall •
Smiling Man •
The Administrator •
Theresa Petrucci •
Thomas Graham •
Traveler •
Trunnion •
UIU 1933-001 •
Vincent Anderson
SCPs in Video Games
The Plane •
The Sun •
SCP-008 •
SCP-035 •
SCP-049 •
SCP-079 •
SCP-080 •
SCP-087-1 •
SCP-087-B Entities •
SCP-096 •
SCP-106 •
SCP-173 •
SCP-178-1 •
SCP-245 •
SCP-280 •
SCP-372 •
SCP-427-1 •
SCP-457 •
SCP-513-1 •
SCP-553 •
SCP-650 •
SCP-682 •
SCP-735 •
SCP-860-2 •
SCP-939 •
SCP-956 •
SCP-966 •
SCP-1026-RU •
SCP-1048 •
SCP-1048 Duplicates •
SCP-1499-1 •
SCP-3008-2 •
SCP-3114 •
SCP-XXXX
Villains from Other Media
Z̤͂â̢ḷ͊g̹̓ȯ̘ •
Mr. Cthulhu
Disambiguation Pages
SCP •
SCP-001
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