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~ SCP-939 luring its prey.
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SCP-939, also known as With Many Voices, are a hostile species in the SCP Foundation series. They are quadrupedal monsters who lack eyes and several vital organs and hunt various animals, including humans, by luring through voice mimicry.
The vocals of SCP-939 in SCP - Containment Breach were provided by TheVolgun, DukeLovesYou, and ItsDuke.
Appearance[]
The exact appearance of SCP-939 can vary most of the time, however there have been a few designs that have been used to represent the beasts over the years.
Original Wikidot Article[]
The original SCP Foundation article for SCP-939 describes them as large creatures with red, moist and translucent skin that measure 2.2 meters tall and have an average weight of about 250 kilograms. Each SCP-939 has four digits on each of their limbs with their hands and feet having four digits with three of the digits on both of their hands being fingers that end in sharp claws alongside a fourth similarly clawed digit that serves as an opposable thumb. SCP-939 have three of the digits on both of their feet serve as toes while a fourth one is opposable in a similar way and appearance to their thumbs giving them opposable feet, every claw on all of their limbs are covered in setae. They have elongated heads that in place of eyes or eye sockets they have special pit organs that are sensitive to heat and run up to their jaws, and their skull has no brain casing. The jaws of SCP-939 are filled with red luminescent and pointy teeth that measure 6 centimeters in length. On their spine they have spiky dorsal ridges that are 16 centimeters long run down their backs, just like the pit organs on their heads the back ridges of SCP-939 are very sensitive but to light and darkness. SCP-939 lack several basic organs found in regular animals such as circulatory, digestive and nervous systems.
SCP: Containment Breach[]
In Containment Breach the design of the SCP-939 specimens have a few differences from their original description with the most notable change being that SCP-939 are now all quadrupeds and have a frog like stance. Other differences include their limbs which now have lost their opposable digits and their dorsal ridges now have smaller parts that stick out of them.
Biography[]
Origins[]
SCP-2688[]
WIP
Discovery[]
WIP
Powers and Abilities[]
SCP-939 are pack-based predators, covered in sensitive organs and spines. They lack many vital organs, yet live without the need for them. They do not possess digestive systems and show no apparent need to feed. Despite the lack of these systems, SCP-939 still feed and are able to give birth to live young.
SCP-939 hunt by mimicking the sound of human voices, usually the voices of prior victims. They can also mimic other consumed creatures as well. SCP-939 use the voices to cry out for help or sound in distress to lure prey to them, then kill the victim with a single bite to the neck or head.
SCP-939 uses their respiratory system, not for breathing, but to release a gaseous amnestic and hallucinogen designated AMN-C227, which disorients and causes a brief loss of memory formation in subjects that breathe it in, this happens only when a human victim survives a 939's attacks regardless whether they were injured or not, this causes the victim to lose memory of the encounter and also the attack with the pack of SCP-939 instances roaming the caves, and will cause the victim to either head back to the same 939 den they escaped from or a completely different one.
Alternatively if a human victim inhales AMN-c227 and they survive the 939's specimens that they encounter, then they will receive an extreme powerful hallucination that will cause them to hallucinate and mistake any thing resembling the color red to be a 939 instance.
Typically, female SCP-939 instances give birth to litters of 12. Newborn instances genotypically resemble human infants inside and out and possess an intelligence level on par with that of a human child. However, upon becoming a juvenile, a young SCP-939 instance will shed and consume its own skin and head, revealing it is fully developed "adult" features. Juveniles, after shedding, resemble smaller versions of adult SCP-939. However, there still retain some intelligence that their adult counterparts lack, and interact with Foundation personnel.
In Video-Games[]
SCP - Containment Breach[]
Here, SCP-939's were voiced by Aaron Mckee, better known as TheVolgun, a YouTuber who is best known for his voice acting on the SCP-related material, who also voiced in the game SCP-035, SCP-049, SCP-990 and D-9341.
Three members of SCP-939 can be found in the game in Storage Area 6. They travel in circular patterns until approached by the player. It will attempt to lure the player towards it, mimicking the voice of Foundation personnel. Once seen, the SCP-939 instance will chase and attempt to kill the player. It will chase until it has caught up and killed the player, or lost.
SCP: Secret Laboratory[]
In previous versions of SCP: Secret Laboratory, there were two separate instances of SCP-939, one being SCP-939-53, and the other SCP-939-83. SCP-939 instances are blind, and the only noticeable color is gray, outlining the environment and players. When someone is attacked by a SCP-939 instance, they gain amnesia, this prevents the player from reloading and using their inventory. Each attack causes 65-55 damage, meaning it takes around to 2 hits in-order to successfully take down a target. SCP-939 can see through walls, keycard doors, and gates. SCP-939 can trick subjects by pressing V to team-voice chat, being the only SCP aside from 079 in the base game who can talk. In order to prevent detection by SCP-939, the player needs to avoid sprinting, shooting, or anything else that can make noise. SCP-939 cannot see players, unless they are making noise. In addition, one instance is slightly smaller than the other, allowing them to hide easier.
In the Mimicry Update of SCP: Secret Laboratory, the amount of instances of SCP-939 were reduced to one and the creature got a significant overhaul to its appearance and mechanics. SCP-939 is now a bipedal creature vaguely resembling a deformed humanoid, with its snout even featuring what remains of a "human" face to it, and now has the ability to perfectly see the environment in greyscale. Additionally, all players besides SCP subjects can only be seen once the SCP-939 subject either comes within close proximity to them or the person performs any action that produces loud noises (including walking, running, talking, shooting or opening doors).
In the Mimicry update, the subject has undergone an entire overhaul of its abilities, with its main attack now dealing less damage at a faster rate and being capable of striking multiple targets at once, as well as being given the innate ability to sprint similarly to human players (which causes a distinct footstep sound not heard if it is normally walking). Its amnestic effects are now triggered by creating a gas cloud to disorient players, which in turn messes with their senses and makes SCP-939 invisible to those within the amnestic field. SCP-939 has also gained a new ability to crouch down and leap toward human opponents at incredible speeds, an attack that results in instant death to the first target it hits. Its ability to talk with human targets has been removed, and instead it now gained the ability of Voice Mimicry, as it is now able to use the last few seconds of a recently-killed player's voice to speak (often to very comedic effect), in addition to creating general environmental sounds like footsteps and gunshots.
SCP - Containment Breach (Unity Remake)[]
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Gallery[]
Images[]
SCP-939 as they appear in SCP - Containment Breach.
SCP-939 in Unity's SCP - Containment Breach remake.
SCP-939 in SCP: Secret Laboratory.
Videos[]
SCP-939 With Many Voices (SCP Animation)
SCP-939 "With Many Voices"
*NEW* SCP-939 - SCP Containment Breach v1.0
SCP Demonstration SCP-939
SCP-939 - All Voicelines with Sutbtitles - SCP - Containment Breach (v1.3.11)
SCP- Containment Breach Soundtrack - Groaning Ambience - SCP-939's Theme -Extended-
Trivia[]
- According to an unpublished vivisection log on the original author's sandbox page, SCP-939 consume the respiratory tissue of their prey and integrate it into their own, allowing them to mimic the victim's voice. In the same log, it is implied that the entirety of SCP-939's muscular system also doubles as its nervous system, allowing SCP-939 to think and function. Despite this log not being in the final article, the author himself has confirmed that it is fully canon.
- Even though some specimens of the SCP-939 species have been captured by the SCP Foundation, it appears that their are still instances of SCP-939 still in the wild and have not yet been captured, and the foundation have not yet thinned their numbers.
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