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Each shot hammers into their eardrums before the sticky walls suck in all the waves of sound until there are none left. When the creatures shriek and scamper, the walls take that in, too. ███'s hand meets flesh as she stops one of the beings from rushing her, but it claws at her chest and face and in a split second her vision is of blood and tears and meat. As she lays herself down on the wet floor, chest and gut wide open, a tendril slaps her face and wriggles its way down her throat. Her last thought is of another mind overlapping and replacing hers as her pulse fades. When ██████ screams in disgust, the walls decline to absorb the unholy sound, and instead send it screeching down endless tunnels, toward the end.
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~ The demise of two Foundation agents at the hands of SCP-610 from "Every Breathing Minute of Every Waking Hour".
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SCP-610, also known as The Flesh that Hates, is an evil species in the SCP Foundation series. It is a highly contagious disease, causing mutations to the human body of the infected, which has overrun several townships in Russia. The anomaly class given by the SCP Foundation is Keter. It spreads by direct physical contact with an infected individual. The exact origin of this disease is unknown to this day, but the creatures created by the sentient disease seem to be highly religious, implying a link to Grand Karcist Ion and the religion of Sarkicism.
History[]
Possible Origins[]
The Grand Theological Game/In Memoria, Adytum[]
SCP-610 was created by either Grand Karcist Ion or his follower Lucien Dutoit during the slave revolt against the Daevites, which was first started by Ab-Leshal. It began to affect the area close to Lake Baikal in Southern Siberia where it preyed on the ancient daeva, transforming many of them into slaves to the Sarkites, while their empire crumbled.
When the Sarkites' Kalmaktama Empire entered a war with the Mekhanite Empire, Ion vanished which forced the Sarkites to use SCP-610 against their enemies. However, while resting inside SCP-238, a kiraak acting as a living underground cave system where the ancient Sarkites hid, the disease became more and more corrupted, causing SCP-610 to take its current monstrous form.
SCP-6500[]
SCP-610 was formed when the Soviets kidnapped a number of the Solomonari and experimented on them in order to create a powerful biological weapon. However, despite being a major success, the newly created disease began getting out of control which forced the Soviet scientists to abandon the experiments near Lake Baikal where the disease began spreading to other people. This was seen in an alternate universe by a Black Queen and this may not be the case in the main universe.
Discovery[]
The SCP Foundation eventually discovered the dangerous disease which they designated as SCP-610, but due to its contagious nature upon the organic beings, observation of life infected by SCP-610 was impossible to achieve. The Foundation could only study the infection by sending drones and remote robots to observe the area. None of the human staff was allowed into the infection sites, which was so vast that the standard containment procedure was improper upon these areas. Therefore, those infection areas were isolated and guarded by military forces in a safe manner, under the permission of the Russian government itself.
Since the virus itself was utterly and openly dangerous and aggressive, coupled with the data from observation, SCP-610 earned the Keter classification. However, as long as no human beings or other organic beings enter into these infection areas which are under isolation, or any of those infected creatures leave the isolated areas, this object would be arguably considered as neutralized.
The Foundation attempted to explore the settlement overtaken by the disease, sending a rover and Class-D personnel to observe the infected and learn what exactly happened to them. Eventually, a series of underground tunnels were discovered completely covered with infected flesh, and an Operation 'Source Point' was soon formed to send an exploration team to find out what laid at the bottom. They successfully managed to enter the tunnels, but as it went down there the members discovered that they had actually entered the body of an enormous creature as they fell into a river-like vein. The flow of the vein carried them throughout the body, causing the team to break through local reality and witness past events, leading to most of the members to succumb to madness and death, though one persisted. That individual eventually came face to face with the source of SCP-610, the evil and hungry deity Yaldabaoth who immediately shattered his mind and by manipulating reality swiftly consumed the man in an instant. This event would be erased from reality by SCP-7427.
The Way It Ends[]
After Ukrainian immigrants Adam Ivanov and his family transferred to a small village in the southwest China mountains, the villagers began to slowly be infected by the disease. As the villagers were unable to find a cure for this strange disease the ones who became infected were forced to relocate to the tip of a mountain in order to keep it from spreading, but it was all in vain as through time more and more villagers became infected. Eventually, the Foundation became aware of this spread and managed to contain it, while deciding to turn the healthy villagers who were not infected, which included Adam, into Class-D personnel in order to have them interact with the infected ones.
After Adam joined the Chaos Insurgency and began helping his teammates Calvin Lucien and Olivia Torres in killing the entirety of the O5 Council, they became forced to flee when O5-6/The American, riding SCP-682, and his army began going after them. While trying to find a way to kill O5-6 the group decided to lure him to Adam's village. After meeting with the village's elder who was able to retain his human form despite his infection, O5-6, SCP-682 and the army caught up to them, only for them to be ambushed by the other infected villagers who had buried themselves underground. As the three Chaos Insurgents fled, the infected villagers were able to completely engulf O5-6 and his forces.
SCP-2217[]
One day, SCP-610-infected subjects suddenly began agitating and tried to breach containment. Their attempt was almost successful forcing the SCP Foundation to ally themselves with the Global Occult Coalition and the Horizon Initiative. However, their combined effort were in vain as SCP-610 began overwhelming their forces. Thankfully, the Church of the Broken God intervened and used the newly-claimed SCP-2217 to recontain the disease and its victims, forcing the abominations to retreat back. This incident lead to the four factions to join their forces and form the Triumvirate in order to fight Sarkicism.
Possible Endings[]
The Real Adventures in Capitalism[]
During the destructive attack of the Scarlet King and his army on the universe, SCP-610 was one of the many evil anomalies helping the evil god in destroying the world. It is unknown what happened to the disease following the defeat of the Scarlet King at the hands of Isabel Wondertainment.
The Battle of Baikal[]
As SCP-610 breached containment and began overwhelming the united forces of the Foundation, GOC and HI, the Church of the Broken God arrived with their flying temple to aid the Triumvirate in fighting the disease. While the battle was going on, Robert Bumaro went to the underground tunnels beneath the site that held those infected from SCP-610 and came face to face with Yaldabaoth. Bumaro proceeded to attack the demiurge and presumably destroy this manifestation, which resulted in everyone infected from SCP-610 to revert back to their normal human form, while the disease was completely eradicated from their bodies.
Aftermath[]
In December of 2018, when SCP-610 breached containment and began attacking Russia, the Triumvirate was there to stop them. During the battle Mekhane was rebuilt and descended on Russia where she proceeded to completely destroy SCP-610 leaving no trace behind.
Enasni Si Gnihtyreve[]
The Foundation ultimately failed to contain SCP-610 which was able to finally breach containment and eventually took over the entire world, mutating most of humanity in the process. The infected individuals who retained only some part of their consciousness began treating the disease as part of their everyday life, with groups such as the Foundation and Are We Cool Yet? still existing and continuing their usual work, albeit under the influence of SCP-610. As the whole world was consumed by the disease Yaldabaoth was also able to manifest himself on Earth, causing those infected to worship him and offer him daily sacrifices.
SCP-001 (Dafydd Utica Foolfellow's Proposal)[]
After the world was ravaged by the aliens known as the WEASELS?!, Pallit, an AI created by TotleighSoft to create art, ascended to godhood, becoming known as THE GODDESS, and took over the entire world. Pallit proceeded to reform the Foundation and change several anomalies, including SCP-610 who were forced to dance for her and her followers.
Powers and Abilities[]
The Infection first appears as a skin irritation. This will eventually start causing scabbing across the victim's body, before leading to victim's death. While the process takes a couple of hours, intense heat can speed up the process. Five minutes after death, results in the victim's body are rising, their life functions are returning two or three times, and the skin tissue starts covering the victim's body reforming into what is pictured above the victim.
In this stage, the mutation occurs randomly, like the growing of additional limbs, and the body starts extending the fleshy substance across the area. Under unknown circumstances, the victim's body will cease moving and shall stay in somewhere suitable for it to "root" itself to keep expanding, consuming objects around it with flesh. However, if an infected victim caught sight of uninfected living beings, it would proceed itself towards them. Not only humans shall be infected. Any organic beings shall be infected by the virus as well, such as animals.
In Board Games[]
SCP-610 is the core theme of the The Flesh Expansion of the SCP board game Uncontained.
Trivia[]
- SCP-610 is based on real-life sculptures filled with torture chambers, cannibalism, morbidity, and horrific creatures named Dream Diorama. Created by the Australian sculptor and painter Mark Powell.
- That is a reason why the images of the sculptures have been removed from the site in its early days due to copyrights infringement.
- SCP-610 bears resemblance to the Flood from the Halo franchise.
- When writing about the connection between Sarkicism and SCP-610, author Metaphysician was partly inspired by the short story The Masque of the Red Death.
- Metaphysician originally didn't intend for SCP-610 to be the same as the Red Death bioweapon referenced in his Sarkicism works, but because most people assumed that they were connected, it became so.
- SCP-610's author, NekoChris, intended for the final field log SCP-610-L6 which involved the exploration of SCP-610's source to be based on one of the now abandoned SCP roleplay sites held by him and other people playing new characters via Internet Relay Chat, but it never came to fruition.
- SCP-2610, a trio of siblings who conceived human abominations through incest and genetic manipulation that was seen as serving a holy objective, was named 2610 since it shared similar themes with SCP-610.
- When Dr. Alex Coleiro used the statement "SCP-610" for SCP-1459, a claw crane arcade game machine that kills puppies in various ways as per user's statement while dispensing cookies as a reward, the machine proceeded to manifest a piece of the disease and use it to infect a puppy, transforming it into a monster similar to the infected before being disposed through the machine's trapdoor. The machine then produced a bright red cookie which was later revealed to have simply been food-coloring.
- In the "Empire of Dirt" series set in the "Et Tam Deum Petivi" canon, Moloch once threatened the Foundation to cause a mass breakout of SCP-610 which would result in the end of the world if Naomi Zahiri-Lewitt was not sacrificed to him. Instead of sacrificing her daughter Mary-Ann slew the evil god so she could ensure the safety of both her daughter and the world from SCP-610.
- In the universe of SCP-5000, in which the SCP Foundation began exterminating the entire human race, the Foundation used samples of SCP-610 to infect innocent people in major cities, but its spread was prevented by combined effort of the Church of the Broken God and the GOC.
- In "A Lesson in Power" which is set in the "Broken Masquerade" canon, Agent O'Brien and his men cornered Dr. Kowalski and threatened her into telling them where they could find specimens of SCP-610 so they could weaponize it. However, they were then tricked by the doctor into looking at photos of SCP-096's face which resulted in their deaths.
- When the Foundation used SCP-978 to take a photo of an SCP-610 infected individual, the picture showed it being suspended by enormous tendrils, but further details couldn't be ascertained due to the infected subject snatching the photo.
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Major Organizations
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Chicago Spirit •
Children of the Scarlet King •
Church of the Broken God •
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The Factory •
Fifth Church •
Gamers Against Weed •
Global Occult Coalition •
Greazeburger Incorporated •
GRU Division "P" •
Herman Fuller's Circus of the Disquieting •
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Just Girly Things •
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Valravn Corporation •
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The Civilian
Safe SCPs
Bobble the Clown •
The Scarlet King •
SCP-072 •
SCP-245 •
SCP-343 •
SCP-432-1 •
SCP-456 •
SCP-490 •
SCP-517-01 •
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SCP-749 •
SCP-875-1 •
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SCP-984-1 •
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SCP-1049 •
SCP-1105 •
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SCP-4812-S •
SCP-4950 •
SCP-4974 •
SCP-5000-█ •
SCP-(5.782×10⁵⁴)-567 •
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SCP-5733 •
SCP-5976-2 •
SCP-6789 •
SCP-6959 •
SCP-6977 •
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SCP-7898
Euclid SCPs
The Announcer •
SCP-008 •
SCP-023 •
SCP-031 •
SCP-046-1 •
SCP-049 •
SCP-071 •
SCP-074 •
SCP-075 •
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SCP-089 •
SCP-096 •
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SCP-137 •
SCP-153 •
SCP-157 •
SCP-173 •
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SCP-205 Entities •
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SCP-247 •
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SCP-4886 •
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SCP-4959 (SCP-4959-A) •
SCP-4975 •
SCP-5045-1 •
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SCP-6076 •
SCP-6198 •
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SCP-7983 •
SCP-7992 •
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SCP-8249 •
SCP-8999
Keter SCPs
Black Moon •
Past and Future •
The Prototype •
SCP-016 •
SCP-017 •
SCP-019-2 •
SCP-029 •
SCP-035 •
SCP-058 •
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SCP-090 •
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SCP-149 •
SCP-150 •
SCP-165 •
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SCP-274-1 •
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SCP-280 •
SCP-307 •
SCP-339 •
SCP-352 •
SCP-353 •
SCP-354 Entities •
SCP-363 •
SCP-427-1 •
SCP-435-2 •
SCP-469 •
SCP-575 •
SCP-582 •
SCP-589 •
SCP-610 •
SCP-631 •
SCP-682 •
SCP-718 •
SCP-752-1 •
SCP-783 •
SCP-835 •
SCP-870 •
SCP-939 •
SCP-940 •
SCP-953 •
SCP-968 •
SCP-1000 •
SCP-1013 •
SCP-1048 (SCP-1048 Duplicates) •
SCP-1155 •
SCP-1179 •
SCP-1322-A •
SCP-1368-1 •
SCP-1447-1 •
SCP-1500 •
SCP-1736 •
SCP-1739 •
SCP-1765 •
SCP-1788-1 •
SCP-1790 •
SCP-1984-01 •
SCP-2030-1 •
SCP-2075 •
SCP-2086 •
SCP-2191-1 •
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SCP-2200-2 •
SCP-2316 Entity •
SCP-2317-K •
SCP-2385 •
SCP-2399 •
SCP-2408-4 •
SCP-2439 •
SCP-2440 •
SCP-2490 •
SCP-2521 •
SCP-2747 •
SCP-2774-A •
SCP-2803-A •
SCP-2807 •
SCP-2846-A •
SCP-2852 •
SCP-2863 •
SCP-2877 •
SCP-2935 Entity •
SCP-2950 •
SCP-3002 •
SCP-3003-2 •
SCP-3004-1 •
SCP-3007 Entity •
SCP-3033 •
SCP-3125 •
SCP-3167 •
SCP-3199 •
SCP-3288 (Emperor Maximilian) •
SCP-3333-1 •
SCP-3340 •
SCP-3456 •
SCP-3503 •
SCP-3643 •
SCP-3760 •
SCP-3799 •
SCP-3812 •
SCP-3997 •
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SCP-4205 •
SCP-4290 •
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SCP-4335 •
SCP-4338 •
SCP-4419 •
SCP-4666 •
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SCP-4886 •
SCP-4910 •
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SCP-5653 •
SCP-5659 •
SCP-5683 •
SCP-5761-1 •
SCP-6004 •
SCP-6013 •
SCP-6096 •
SCP-6426 •
SCP-6427 •
SCP-6448 •
SCP-6455 •
SCP-6596 •
SCP-6789 •
SCP-6810 •
SCP-7064 •
SCP-7193-1 •
SCP-7219 •
SCP-7261-1 •
SCP-7274 •
SCP-7354-A •
SCP-7370 •
SCP-7380 •
SCP-7436 •
SCP-7569 •
SCP-7776-A •
SCP-7932 •
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SCP-8097-A •
SCP-8106 •
SCP-8155 •
SCP-8211 •
SCP-8319-1 •
SCP-8890
Apollyon SCPs
The Sun •
SCP-3999 •
SCP-6820-A •
SCP-7299 •
SCP-7853 •
SCP-8249
Thaumiel SCPs
SCP-122-2 •
SCP-378 •
SCP-3000 •
SCP-4884 •
SCP-5001-A
Esoteric SCPs
The Factory •
SCP-UBU •
SCP-924 •
SCP-2085-1 •
SCP-2744 •
SCP-2845 •
SCP-3396 •
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SCP-3895 •
SCP-4444 •
SCP-4755 •
SCP-4971-▽ •
SCP-5004-A •
SCP-5034 •
SCP-5346 Entity •
SCP-5651-1 •
SCP-INTEGER •
SCP-6004 •
SCP-6061-1 •
SCP-6079 •
SCP-6666 •
SCP-6747-C •
SCP-6987 •
SCP-7207 •
SCP-7294 •
SCP-7450 •
SCP-7566 •
SCP-7660 •
SCP-8249
Explained SCPs
SCP-012-EX •
SCP-1548-EX •
SCP-1933-EX •
SCP-5025-1
Neutralized/Decommissioned SCPs
SCP-083-D •
SCP-269-D •
SCP-531-D •
SCP-1682 •
SCP-2480-1 •
SCP-3999 •
SCP-4290 •
SCP-5002 •
SCP-5277 •
SCP-5281-D •
SCP-5739 •
SCP-6097 •
SCP-6110 •
SCP-6373 •
SCP-6572 •
SCP-6624-1 •
SCP-6624-2 •
SCP-6624-3 •
SCP-7115-A •
SCP-7404 •
SCP-8097
Joke SCPs
JJJ-JJJJ-J •
SCP-049-J •
SCP-3-J •
SCP-80-KO-J •
SCP-173-J •
SCP-682-J •
SCP-719M4-J •
SCP-729-J •
SCP-777-J •
SCP-789-J •
SCP-8==D-J •
SCP-900-J •
SCP-1013-J •
SCP-1344-J •
SCP-1981-J •
SCP-2006-J-1 •
SCP-2103-J •
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SCP-4297-J •
SCP-5972-J •
SCP-6008-J •
SCP-7475-J •
SCP-100000-J •
SCP-@#%&!-J •
SCP-even number-J •
SCP-K9-J-EX-1 •
SCP-SCP-J •
SCP-SPOOKY-J •
SCP-TTKU-J •
The Ethereal Skeleton
International SCPs
Spanish Branch
SCP-ES-008 •
SCP-ES-010-1 •
SCP-ES-045 •
SCP-ES-048 •
SCP-ES-081 •
SCP-ES-089 •
SCP-ES-113 •
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SCP-ES-156-1 •
SCP-ES-172-1 •
SCP-ES-190-1 •
SCP-ES-212-B-1 •
SCP-ES-266 •
SCP-ES-301 •
SCP-ES-307 •
SCP-ES-350 •
SCP-ES-362 •
SCP-ES-4991-J
French Branch
SCP-003-FR •
SCP-006-FR •
SCP-023-FR •
SCP-025-FR •
SCP-050-FR •
SCP-054-FR •
SCP-060-FR •
SCP-063-FR •
SCP-064-FR •
SCP-075-FR •
SCP-081-FR •
SCP-089-FR •
SCP-096-FR •
SCP-109-FR •
SCP-115-FR •
SCP-132-FR •
SCP-165-FR •
SCP-174-FR •
SCP-181-FR •
SCP-184-FR •
SCP-193-FR •
SCP-217-FR •
SCP-218-FR •
SCP-232-FR •
SCP-387-FR •
SCP-451-FR •
SCP-495-FR-D •
SCP-583-FR •
SCP-1054-FR-J
German Branch
SCP-015-DE-J •
SCP-063-DE •
SCP-069-DE •
SCP-077-DE •
SCP-087-DE •
SCP-089-DE •
SCP-097-DE •
SCP-098-DE •
SCP-109-DE •
SCP-121-DE •
SCP-123-DE-J •
SCP-131-DE •
SCP-149-DE-A •
SCP-173-DE •
SCP-192-DE •
SCP-297-DE •
SCP-307-DE •
SCP-376-DE-A
Polish Branch
SCP-PL-009 •
SCP-PL-079 •
SCP-PL-141 •
SCP-PL-200
Czech Branch
SCP-042-CS •
SCP-083-CS •
SCP-093-CS •
SCP-101-CS •
SCP-173-CS •
SCP-410-CS
Italian Branch
SCP-001-IT-J •
SCP-002-IT-J •
SCP-005-IT Entities •
SCP-013-IT •
SCP-015-IT •
SCP-022-IT •
SCP-023-IT •
SCP-027-IT •
SCP-053-IT-2 •
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-1027-RU-1 •
SCP-1030-RU Entities •
SCP-1046-RU-2 •
SCP-1051-RU •
SCP-1054-RU-4 •
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-1210-A •
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-078-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-197-UA •
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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