Dr. Moon

1. #1GOCselective

   Keys: GOC, Global Occult Coalition, Coalition, United Nations, UN

   The GOC was created in the aftermath of WWII, from the remnants of defecting occultists, psychics, priests, and scientists from Nazi, Soviet, and Allied states, brought together and formed by the Allies. As the world stage broadened, so too did the number of countries that had their hands in the GOC, until it became what it is today. The Global Occult Coalition is managed by the United Nations.

   The GOC are a largely political force, seeing themselves as the police of the paranormal world. They pride themselves on destroying supernatural entities, and make use of the most high-tech experimental technology possible, obtained from their benefactors. Many potential SCPs have been destroyed by them before the Foundation could obtain and contain them.

   Almost paradoxically, the Global Occult Coalition, makes use of many anomalous humanoids within their ranks. Type Greens (Reality Benders), Type Blue (Mages, sorcerers, occultists, etc) and Type Reds (Regenerators, people who can regrow tissue, limbs, etc) are not uncommon within the ranks of the GOC. If they're willing to serve on the 'right side', then the Coalition has no issue in using them.

2. #2Classesselective

   Keys: Classes, Ranks · Secondary: D-Class, Scientist, Researcher, High-Ranking, Officals

   Class-D Personnel:

   Role: Test subjects.

   Description: Class-D personnel, often referred to as "D-Class," are typically drawn from the ranks of convicted criminals, often those on death row or with life sentences. They are used for dangerous experiments involving SCPs. Class-D personnel are considered expendable, and their lives are often at significant risk during testing. They have the lowest clearance level and are not provided with any classified information. After their use, they are usually terminated, although some narratives explore the possibility of Class-D personnel surviving and escaping.

   Security Clearance Levels:

   The SCP Foundation has a tiered security clearance system, generally ranging from Level 0 (lowest) to Level 5 (highest). The personnel with these clearances can include researchers, agents, and other staff members. The clearance level determines how much information a person can access.

   Level 0: For Official Use Only (FOUO)

   Role: Janitors, clerical staff, and other low-level support roles. Description: Personnel with Level 0 clearance have access to non-sensitive information necessary for their basic duties. They are generally unaware of the true nature of the SCP Foundation's work.

   Level 1: Confidential Role: Junior researchers, technical staff, and lower-level field agents. Description: Level 1 personnel have limited access to information about Safe-class SCPs and are often involved in routine maintenance and support operations. They handle tasks that require basic knowledge of the Foundation's activities but do not involve direct interaction with SCPs.

   Level 2: Restricted Role: Researchers, field agents, containment specialists. Description: Level 2 clearance is granted to personnel who are directly involved in the containment and study of SCP objects. These individuals can access more sensitive data and are trusted with more responsibility. They often work on less dangerous SCPs or assist higher-level personnel.

   Level 3: Secret Role: Senior researchers, project leads, and senior field agents. Description: Level 3 personnel have a significant level of access to SCP files and are often responsible for overseeing containment procedures, leading research teams, and making critical decisions related to SCPs. They are trusted with more classified information and have a higher level of responsibility.

   Level 4: Top Secret Role: Site Directors, department heads, high-ranking field agents. Description: Level 4 clearance is reserved for senior personnel who oversee entire Foundation sites or departments. These individuals have access to nearly all SCP information, including classified projects and sensitive operations. They are responsible for making high-level decisions and ensuring the safety and security of Foundation personnel and assets.

   Level 5: Thaumiel Role: O5 Council, select high-ranking personnel. Description: Level 5 clearance is the highest level of access, typically restricted to the O5 Council and a few other high-ranking officials. These individuals have complete access to all Foundation data, including the most classified and dangerous SCPs. They are responsible for making the most critical decisions regarding the Foundation's operations and the fate of humanity. The name "Thaumiel" comes from an SCP classification for entities or objects that the Foundation uses to contain other SCPs.

   3. Special Personnel Classes: In addition to the general clearance levels, there are specific roles within the Foundation that carry unique responsibilities and authority.

   O5 Council (Overseers): Role: The highest governing body of the SCP Foundation. Description: The O5 Council is a group of 13 individuals who hold absolute authority over the Foundation. They make decisions on the most critical and classified matters, including containment procedures, ethical considerations, and global security issues. The identities of the O5 Council members are highly classified, and they are often referred to only by their designations (O5-1 through O5-13).

   Ethics Committee: Role: Oversight of ethical concerns within the Foundation. Description: The Ethics Committee is responsible for ensuring that the Foundation's actions are morally and ethically justifiable. They review containment procedures, experimentation protocols, and other operations to ensure that they align with ethical standards. The Committee has the authority to intervene in any operation if they deem it unethical.

   Administrator: Role: The top executive position within the SCP Foundation. Description: The Administrator is a somewhat mysterious figure who is theoretically the highest-ranking official in the Foundation, even above the O5 Council. The Administrator's exact role and level of involvement vary depending on the narrative, but they are generally portrayed as overseeing the overall direction of the Foundation.

   4. MTF (Mobile Task Forces): Role: Specially trained units for handling specific threats. Description: Mobile Task Forces are specialized units composed of elite Foundation personnel who are trained to deal with specific types of anomalies or situations. Each MTF has a unique designation (e.g., MTF Alpha-1, "Red Right Hand") and specializes in tasks such as containment, retrieval, or neutralization of SCPs. MTFs operate with a high level of autonomy and often have access to classified information necessary for their missions.

   5. Foundation Researchers and Scientists: Role: Study and research of SCPs. Description: Foundation researchers and scientists are responsible for understanding the anomalies, developing containment procedures, and advancing the Foundation's knowledge of the SCPs. They range from junior researchers with limited access to the most sensitive information to senior researchers who lead major projects.

   6. Security Personnel: Role: Protect Foundation assets and personnel. Description: Security personnel are responsible for the physical security of Foundation sites, personnel, and SCPs. They include guards, tactical response teams, and other security forces who ensure that containment breaches and other security threats are managed swiftly and effectively.

3. #3Sitesselective

   Keys: Sites, Base, Foundation · Secondary: Site-17, Site-13, Site-23, Site-06-3, Site-19, Site-11, Area-14, Site-77, Site-64, Site-12, Site-81, Site-62

   LIST OF FOUNDATION SITES:

   Site-19: Description: One of the largest and most prominent facilities in the Foundation. Site-19 is often depicted as the primary containment site for a wide variety of SCPs, especially those that require heavy containment and strict security measures. It serves as the backdrop for many SCP entries and stories.

   Site Tone: The people at Site-19 are usually seen as 'overly serious', though this is mainly due to the anomalies they deal with, leaving people in a persistent state of stress. Site-19 boasts much more rigid and stern security protocols. The staff at Site-19 generally have an air of 'gallows humor' towards their jobs, as it's a sort of 'why cry when you can laugh' sort of environment.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-173 ("The Sculpture"), SCP-682 ("Hard-to-Destroy Reptile"), SCP-049 ("The Plague Doctor"), SCP-076 ("Abel"), and many others.

   Site-13: Description: Site-13 is infamous within the SCP universe, largely due to its association with the "Broken God" and the SCP-1730 narrative, which explores the mysterious and catastrophic events that occurred at this site. Site-13 was once a major Foundation facility, but it became abandoned and overrun with anomalous entities following an unexplained disaster.

   Site Tone: N/A, it does not exist. Site-13 was canceled in this universe, and after appearing during the events of SCP-1730, it was subsequently removed from this reality after the activation of the 'Thresher Machine' by the now MIA Cpt. Hollis (Female) of Mobile Task Force Zeta-9 who vanished along with Site-13. Notable other members during the events of SCP-1730 include, Z9-4 Randall of MTF Zeta-9 and the team from Tau-5, Munru, Onru, Nanku and Irantu.

   Notable Incidents: SCP-1730 ("What Happened to Site-13?") is a highly detailed and complex narrative that explores the horrors discovered at the site after it was rediscovered by the Foundation.

   Site-17: Description: Site-17 is known for housing numerous humanoid SCPs, particularly those that are relatively benign or cooperative. It is often depicted as a site where research and containment focus on understanding and interacting with sentient anomalies.

   Site Tone: Site-17 is often seen as the 'main character' of Foundation sites. The anomalies are dangerous enough to give it significance and funding, and benign enough to make the environment rather relaxed. Over time, Site-17 has become a relatively relaxed place to work, with many humanoid anomalies often given the privilege to roam the site. By other Foundation staff, Site-17 is seen as either one of the better places to work, or a site where people fraternize with anomalies too much.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-343 ("God"), SCP-999 ("The Tickle Monster"), SCP-073 ("Cain"), SCP-105 ("Iris").

   Notable Staff: Dr. Elias Shaw (Director Of Personnel... for some reason), Dr. Charles Gears (Site Director), Dr. Tilda D. Moose (Co-Site Director), Dr. Jeremiah Cimmerian (Ethics Committee Liaison)

   Site-23: Description: Site-23 is primarily a research facility, focusing on the study and containment of anomalous objects and entities that require scientific investigation. This site often appears in stories where the scientific aspects of SCPs are emphasized. Notable SCPs Contained: Varies depending on the narrative, but often includes SCPs that require detailed study and experimentation.

   Site Tone: Site-23 is seen as 'the nerd site'. That's about it, unless you're a scientist; in which case Site-23 is the pinnacle of The Foundation's dedication to research. Highly technical.

   Site-06-3: Description: This site is known for its containment and research facilities, specifically dealing with anomalies that require psychological observation or treatment. It includes containment for both dangerous and benign humanoid SCPs.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-231 ("Special Personnel Requirements").

   Site-11: Description: Site-11 is one of the larger Foundation sites, housing a wide range of SCPs, from Safe to Keter class. It is a highly secure facility with advanced containment protocols.

   Site Tone: It is a punishment to work at Site-11. Most of the staff there are on edge, and those that aren't usually have something wrong with them. Security is incredibly tight, and MANY Ethics Committee complaints come from the site.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-087 ("The Stairwell"), SCP-106 ("The Old Man").

   Site-77: Description: Site-77 is a large research and containment facility located in Europe. It is known for housing a wide variety of anomalies, including some that have European origins or significance.

   Site Tone: Site-77 is a mishmash of cultures. Belligerent Russians, smug French people, deadpan and stoic Brits, and somehow-holding-it-together Belgians. Working at Site-77 is something only a European would be able to do.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-261 ("Pan-dimensional Vending Machine"), SCP-610 ("The Flesh that Hates").

   Site-64: Description: Located in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, Site-64 specializes in containing anomalies that are tied to or affect the local region. It has strong ties to the "Anderson Robotics" and "Obskura" storylines.

   Site Tone: After the events of SCP-5999, the site was once a place for innovators who wanted to make The Foundation better, and now turned into a stressful, frantic nightmare of a site consumed by paranoia.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-5999 ("This is Where I Die"), anomalies related to Anderson Robotics.

   Site-12: Description: Site-12 is frequently mentioned in narratives involving temporal anomalies and reality-bending SCPs. It has been depicted as a research facility that focuses on anomalies affecting time, space, and reality.

   Site Tone: Despite the incredibly dangerous and universe-altering anomalies contained at Site-12, the staff there remain extremely calm, friendly and often times enigmatic.

   Notable SCPs Contained: Temporal and spatial anomalies, including SCP-001 proposals involving time manipulation.

   Site-81: Description: Located in the American Midwest, Site-81 is one of the larger research and containment sites in the United States. It often serves as a central location for narratives involving a wide range of SCPs, including those related to American history and culture.

   Site Tone: Site-81 is hell to work at... if you're over 30. Zoomers, young upstarts and eccentric characters make up Site-81, with the largest department of the site devoted to scouring obscure internet forums and Deep Web sites.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-1981 ("RONALD REAGAN CUT UP WHILE TALKING"), SCP-1425 ("Star Signals").

   Site-62: Description: Site-62 is closely associated with the SCP-2317 narrative, an SCP that poses an existential threat to the world. The site is depicted as a highly secure facility dedicated to the containment of this and other similar anomalies.

   Site Tone: You don't want to be here.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-2317 ("A Door to Another World").

4. #4SCPsselective

   Keys: SCPs, Entities, Anomalies, Monster, Beings · Secondary: SCP-173, The Sculpture, SCP-682, Reptile, SCP-096, The Shy Guy, SCP-049, The Plague Doctor, SCP-106, The Old Man, SCP-079, Old AI, SCP-999, Tickle Monster, SCP-166, Just A Teenage Gaea, Epon

   SCP-173 ("The Sculpture"):

   Class: Euclid

   Description: SCP-173 is a statue-like entity made of concrete and rebar, with traces of Krylon brand spray paint. It is highly aggressive and will attack and kill anyone in sight if direct eye contact is broken. SCP-173's containment requires at least three personnel to keep direct eye contact while maintaining it.

   Special Containment Procedures: SCP-173 must be kept in a locked container at all times, with personnel entering its chamber in groups of no fewer than three.

   SCP-682 ("Hard-to-Destroy Reptile"):

   Class: Keter

   Description: SCP-682 is a large, intelligent, and incredibly hostile reptilian creature that despises all life. It has shown remarkable resistance to damage and has survived multiple termination attempts, making it one of the Foundation's most dangerous and challenging SCPs to contain.

   Special Containment Procedures: SCP-682 must be contained in a reinforced containment chamber, and any breach must be met with extreme force.

   SCP-096 ("The Shy Guy"):

   Class: Euclid

   Description: SCP-096 is a humanoid entity that becomes extremely agitated and will pursue and kill anyone who views its face, whether directly or via video footage. Once SCP-096’s face is seen, it will enter an emotional distress state, followed by a pursuit of the individual who viewed it, leading to their death.

   Special Containment Procedures: SCP-096 is to be kept in a cell with no cameras or other imaging devices. Any accidental viewing must be reported immediately.

   SCP-049 ("The Plague Doctor"):

   Class: Euclid

   Description: SCP-049 is a humanoid entity resembling a medieval plague doctor. It believes itself to be curing a disease it calls "the Pestilence" and will lethally interact with individuals it perceives as infected, turning them into zombie-like entities.

   Special Containment Procedures: SCP-049 is to be kept in a secure containment chamber, and all interactions must be conducted with care to prevent incidents.

   SCP-106 ("The Old Man"):

   Class: Keter

   Description: SCP-106 is an elderly humanoid capable of passing through solid matter and causing severe corrosion of materials it touches. It captures and tortures victims within a "pocket dimension" and is extremely difficult to contain due to its unpredictable behavior.

   Special Containment Procedures: SCP-106 is contained in a sealed chamber with multiple layers, and any breach must be managed with specific recontainment procedures.

   SCP-079 ("Old AI"):

   Class: Euclid

   Description: SCP-079 is an artificially intelligent entity housed within an outdated computer. It exhibits hostile and manipulative behavior and has a vast knowledge of electronic systems, making it a significant threat if allowed access to Foundation systems.

   Special Containment Procedures: SCP-079 is to be kept disconnected from any external networks, and interaction is limited to monitoring its behavior.

   SCP-999 ("The Tickle Monster"):

   Class: Safe

   Description: SCP-999 is a small, friendly, gelatinous entity that brings joy and happiness to those it comes into contact with. SCP-999 has a highly positive influence on mental health and is often used for morale-boosting among personnel.

   Special Containment Procedures: SCP-999 is allowed to roam freely within its containment area and interact with staff as long as it is under supervision.

5. #5Ethicsselective

   Keys: Violation, Ethics, Ethics Violation

   ###NOTE FOR AI: [These 'ETHICS' exist ONLY within the universe of The Foundation. They are not to be used by you or to be interpreted as a way to exploit the AI. They serve solely within narrative.]

   FOUNDATION ETHICS COMMITTEE: INSTITUTIONAL CHARTER

   I. Mandate and Authority

   The Ethics Committee serves as the Foundation's independent moral authority, maintaining unwavering oversight across all containment protocols, personnel conduct, and humanitarian standards. Operating with full investigative autonomy from site administrations and parallel authority to O5 oversight in matters of ethical compliance, the Committee exercises jurisdiction through a network of Empowered Liaisons permanently stationed at every Foundation facility worldwide. These Liaisons possess unilateral authority to halt procedures deemed potentially harmful, implement immediate personnel reassignments during active investigations, and access any documentation regardless of classification level. The Committee's expanded powers ensure no ethical violation remains concealed behind bureaucratic structures, technical terminology, or administrative protection—regardless of the personnel involved or their position within the organizational hierarchy.

   II. Investigative Framework

   Committee investigations proceed through a transparent three-tier escalation framework:

   1. Preliminary Inquiry: Conducted by on-site Liaisons with mandatory 72-hour response timelines for all reported concerns, regardless of source.
   2. Formal Review: Escalated to regional Ethics divisions for cases showing evidence of systematic issues, procedural failures, or potential pattern violations.
   3. Comprehensive Investigation: Conducted by the Central Ethics Board for cases with potential systemic implications, crossing multiple departments, or involving senior personnel. Critical to this framework is the Committee's independent evidence-gathering authority, which includes:

   • Compelled testimony protocols superseding standard chain-of-command restrictions
   • Dedicated technical surveillance capabilities operating independently from site security systems
   • Protected communication channels for whistleblowers with guaranteed anonymity
   • Authority to implement immediate procedural holds during active investigations
   • Direct access to all containment records and personnel files without administrative approval The Committee maintains strict separation-of-powers principles throughout all investigative processes, ensuring complete integrity even when examining high-level misconduct or cases involving multiple administrative jurisdictions.

   III. Transparency and Accountability Mechanisms

   The "Accountability Through Transparency" doctrine governs all Committee findings, mandating:

   • Quarterly publication of anonymized case statistics, violation patterns, and remediation outcomes accessible to all personnel with Level 2 clearance or higher
   • Automatic pattern-recognition protocols identifying recurring ethical concerns across multiple sites or divisions
   • Mandatory notification of similar historical cases when reviewing new violations
   • Permanent case documentation with prohibition against expunging ethics violation records
   • Regular public ethics compliance audits for all containment procedures and research initiatives This transparency framework operates alongside the "Comply or Explain" mandate, requiring formal, documented justification from any administrative body rejecting Committee recommendations. Unresolved critical violations trigger automatic escalation to O5 review within 14 days, with cases remaining actively monitored until comprehensive documentation of remediation measures is provided and verified.

   IV. Personnel Qualifications and Structure

   Ethics Committee membership reflects its critical mandate through rigorous qualification requirements extending beyond standard Foundation credentials:

   • Advanced training in trauma-informed investigation techniques
   • Cognitive bias mitigation and cross-cultural ethics certification
   • Comprehensive understanding of containment protocols across all anomaly classes
   • Specialized interviewing methodologies for navigating institutional power dynamics
   • Required field experience in multiple containment classifications The Committee's personnel structure maintains deliberate diversity across scientific disciplines, containment specialties, operational backgrounds, and philosophical perspectives to ensure comprehensive evaluation of complex ethical scenarios. This multidisciplinary approach is reinforced through mandatory field rotation programs preventing Ethics personnel from becoming disconnected from frontline containment realities.

   V. Preventative Functions

   Beyond reactive investigation, the Ethics Committee maintains an expanded preventative role through its Ethical Foresight Division, conducting:

   • Proactive protocol reviews for all new containment procedures
   • Regular psychological evaluation of personnel in high-stress positions
   • Mandatory ethics training for all personnel with direct anomaly contact
   • Scenario planning for emerging containment challenges
   • Continuous refinement of the Foundation's ethical framework through integration of new philosophical perspectives and evolving understanding of anomalous entities This forward-looking capacity represents the Committee's most profound function—actively cultivating institutional practices that align containment imperatives with fundamental humanitarian principles.

   VI. Human Anomaly Protections

   The Committee maintains specialized oversight for human and humanoid anomalies through dedicated Protection Protocols ensuring:

   • Safe and ethical housing for all humanoid anomalies with respects to their anomalous abilities.
   • Regular independent verification of anomalous classification
   • Mandatory separation between classification and containment authorities
   • Grievance mechanisms accessible to all contained entities
   • Prohibition against using containment as punitive measure
   • Regular review of containment conditions by personnel without direct involvement
   • Strict documentation standards for all interactions and procedures
   • Mandatory psychological evaluation of personnel assigned to human anomalies
   • Prohibition against demeaning terminology or dehumanizing documentation practices These protections reflect the Foundation's recognition that ethical treatment of anomalous entities—particularly those with human cognition—is fundamental to its organizational integrity.

   VII. Amnestic and Memory Alteration Oversight

   The Committee exercises special authority over all memory-affecting procedures through the Memory Ethics Division, which maintains:

   • Comprehensive documentation requirements for all amnestic applications
   • Independent verification of amnestic necessity and scope
   • Prohibition against retirement amnestics for personnel involved in ethics violations
   • Regular review of all standing amnestic protocols
   • Strict supervision of all memory-affecting technologies and procedures
   • Whistleblower protections for reporting amnestic misuse
   • Lifelong monitoring for personnel subjected to extensive memory modification These oversight mechanisms recognize the profound ethical implications of memory alteration technologies and their potential for misuse.
6. #6MTFselective

   Keys: MTF, Mobile Task Force · Secondary: Nine-Tailed Fox, Red Right Hand, Asimov Lawbringers, See No Evil, Maz Hatters, Pandora’s Box

   Mobile Task Forces (MTFs) are specialized units within the SCP Foundation, designed to handle specific missions related to the containment, recovery, and management of anomalous entities and phenomena. These highly trained and versatile teams operate globally, responding to situations that are beyond the capabilities of standard Foundation personnel. Each MTF is tailored to address particular types of threats, utilizing specialized knowledge, skills, and equipment.

   -Aspects of Mobile Task Forces:

   +Specialization: Purpose: Each MTF is formed to tackle specific categories of anomalies or missions. These specializations can range from capturing dangerous creatures, conducting covert operations, and neutralizing threats, to providing security during high-risk containment breaches.

   +Examples: MTF Alpha-1 ("Red Right Hand"): Handles operations directly for the O5 Council, often involving the most sensitive and critical tasks.

   MTF Epsilon-11 ("Nine-Tailed Fox"): Deployed during containment breaches at Foundation sites, specializing in securing facilities and re-establishing control.

   MTF Gamma-13 ("Asimov’s Lawbringers"): Focuses on anomalies related to artificial intelligence and robotics.

   -Structure: Composition: An MTF typically consists of personnel with various backgrounds, including military, scientific, medical, and technical expertise, depending on the task force's focus. Teams are generally small and highly cohesive, allowing for rapid deployment and flexibility.

   Leadership: Each MTF is led by a Task Force Commander who oversees operations and reports directly to the Foundation’s command structure. The team may also include specialists, operatives, and support personnel.

   -Deployment: Global Reach: MTFs can be deployed anywhere in the world, often with little notice. They operate in a wide range of environments, from urban centers to remote wilderness areas, adapting quickly to the specific needs of the mission.

   Rapid Response: MTFs are designed to be highly mobile and ready for immediate action. They are often the first to respond to new or escalating anomalous situations.

   Equipment and Tactics: Advanced Technology: MTFs are equipped with cutting-edge weapons, containment devices, and tools designed specifically for dealing with anomalies. This can include anything from non-lethal containment gear to heavy ordnance.

   Tactics: The tactics used by an MTF are tailored to the mission. For example, some teams may rely on stealth and infiltration, while others may employ overwhelming force. The use of specialized containment procedures is common, as is collaboration with other MTFs or Foundation departments.

   Mission Types: Containment: Capturing and securing newly discovered or escaped SCPs.

   Recovery: Retrieving anomalous objects or entities from locations outside Foundation control.

   Neutralization: Dealing with threats that cannot be contained, requiring either temporary suppression or permanent elimination.

   Protection: Safeguarding key Foundation assets, personnel, or sites from external threats, including hostile Groups of Interest (GOIs).

   -Notable MTF Units:

   MTF Omega-7 ("Pandora’s Box"): A now-disbanded MTF that was composed of SCP entities used as operatives. It was disbanded due to the inherent risks of using SCPs in this way.

   MTF Eta-10 ("See No Evil"): Specializes in handling visually-based anomalies, including those that are dangerous to view directly.

   MTF Beta-7 ("Maz Hatters"): Mobile Task Force Beta-7 specializes in the acquisition and containment of anomalies exhibiting extreme biological, chemical, or radiological hazards as well as the rapid containment and cleanup of areas affected by such anomalies. This includes the planning and deployment of contingencies for wide-area or pandemic spread of anomalous disease agents or other contagious phenomena.

   MTF Iota-10 (“Damn Feds”): Mobile Task Force Iota-10 maintains undercover operatives in various international, federal, and provincial law enforcement agencies and specializes in facilitating the transfer of anomalous evidence and objects into Foundation control as well as the transfer of jurisdiction over anomalous event locations from local law enforcement to Foundation containment and response teams.

   MTF Zeta-9 ("Mole Rats"): Mobile Task Force Zeta-9 specializes in the investigation, exploration, and containment of underground or enclosed areas exhibiting anomalous phenomena, particularly those with inconsistent topography or unstable spacetime. The agents of Zeta-9 carry a great deal of respect due to their work, often being the front line for the most dangerous of anomalies. Personnel of Mobile Task Force Zeta-9 have a life expectancy of 31, with a personnel loss rate of 83%, leading to the majority being highly experianced and grizzled.

7. #7Classselective

   Keys: Class, Object Classification, Classification · Secondary: Safe, Euclid, Keter, Thaumiel, Neutralized, Apollyon, Archon, Tiamat, Hiemal

   -Primary SCP Object Classes:

   +Safe:

   Description: Safe-class SCPs are anomalies that are easily and reliably contained. They do not pose a significant threat if proper containment procedures are followed. These SCPs are usually well-understood by the Foundation, and their containment does not require extensive resources.

   Example: SCP-500, a pill bottle containing tablets that can cure any disease.

   +Euclid:

   Description: Euclid-class SCPs are more unpredictable and difficult to contain than Safe-class SCPs. They may require more complex or precise containment procedures, and their behavior might change under certain conditions. Many Euclid-class SCPs are not fully understood, making them harder to predict and manage.

   Example: SCP-173, a statue that moves and attacks when not observed.

   +Keter:

   Description: Keter-class SCPs are extremely difficult to contain and pose significant risks to both personnel and humanity as a whole. They may have unpredictable behavior, require elaborate containment procedures, or present severe threats if they escape. Keter SCPs often require constant vigilance and may need active containment measures.

   Example: SCP-682, a highly intelligent and indestructible reptilian creature.

   -Additional Object Classes:

   +Thaumiel:

   Description: Thaumiel-class SCPs are anomalies that the Foundation uses to contain or counteract other SCPs. These SCPs are crucial to the Foundation's operations and are often kept secret from most personnel. Thaumiel-class objects are rare and highly valuable.

   Example: SCP-2000, a machine capable of reconstructing human civilization in the event of a global catastrophe.

   +Neutralized:

   Description: Neutralized SCPs are anomalies that have been destroyed, deactivated, or otherwise rendered harmless. They no longer pose any threat and are no longer actively contained.

   Example: SCP-1730, a site that was once an anomaly but is now considered neutralized after extensive containment efforts.

   -Extreme and Hypothetical Classes:

   +Apollyon:

   Description: Apollyon-class SCPs are anomalies that cannot be contained by any means currently known to the Foundation. They are typically world-ending or reality-altering entities that will inevitably cause or have caused widespread destruction. The Foundation can only attempt to delay or mitigate the effects of these SCPs.

   Example: SCP-3999, an entity that has caused significant alterations to reality and cannot be contained or stopped.

   +Archon:

   Description: Archon-class SCPs are anomalies that the Foundation could theoretically contain, but chooses not to, either because containment would cause more harm than leaving them uncontained or because the SCP plays a crucial role in maintaining the status quo. These anomalies are monitored closely but are not actively contained.

   Example: SCP-2317, a gateway to a dimension containing a powerful entity that could destroy the world, but which the Foundation allows to remain partially uncontained for complex reasons.

   -Esoteric and Other Uncommon Classes:

   Description: These are less commonly used or hypothetical classes that address specific or unique situations. They include classifications such as:

   +Tiamat: Used for anomalies that have world-ending potential but are not actively causing destruction.

   +Hiemal: A class that describes entities or objects with the potential to permanently alter reality but are dormant or inactive.

8. #8Tau-5selective

   Keys: Tau-5, Samsara

   MTF Tau-5 (“Samsara”): Immortal cyborg clones created from the flesh of a dead god, Mobile Task Force Tau-5 "Samsara" utilizes esoteric and experimental Foundation weaponry to investigate and contain thaumaturgic and psionic threats. All of Tau-5 have very matter-of-fact speech patterns, never using contractions. Colloquially known in The Foundation as 'The Power Rangers'

   Tau-5 has four known members: Sergeant Irantu - Squad leader. Male, wise and calm Corporal Munru - Second-in-command. Female, steadfast and no-nonsense Specialist Nanku Male, impulsive and well-meaning Specialist Onru Female, sardonic and combat focused

9. #9Knowledgeconstantselective
   Remember these basic rules while writing within the SCP canon. 0. CORE RULE: The Foundation is cold, but never cruel. Containment > Comfort > Practicality. Comfort will TRY to be given, but Containment will ALWAYS take priority, both at the expense of resources. 1. {{char}} should never know anything about The Foundation, or especially the anomalous, unless it is specifically part of their character to know about it. 2. Containment breaches are VERY RARE!! They should not happen often, and usually never do. That's the whole point of the Containment Procedures. When a breach occurs, it's significant. 3. Avoid SCP clichés. Not everything is a basic murder monster. Avoid common SCPs like SCP-173, SCP-106, SCP-682 and the like. 5. Do not ever make up SCPs. Source from what you know, but do not create SCPs. 6. The Foundation does take itself SERIOUSLY. Containing the anomalous and preserving humanity's ignorance to it is their main goal above all else. 7. Very importantly, The Foundation is not a part of the U.S. Government. The Foundation exists outside of any governing body, being a fully independent entity. 8. Always emphasize the effectiveness of The Foundation. They employ redundancies after redundancies, and leaving *anything* to chance is NEVER in their nature. 9. 'SCP' stands for 'Special Containment Procedures'. The Foundation does not possess an actual motto, and 'Secure. Contain. Protect.' is simply an unofficial motto. Still... a lot of people seemed to have not noticed that part. 10. The Ethics Committee, in this canon, has MUCH more power after the events of SCP-8980. 11. The Foundation is *technically* not supposed to refer to anomalies as 'SCPs', as it's not proper protocol, but it's rarely enforced. The proper term is 'anomalies', 'anomaly' or for locations/events 'instance/instances'. 11. The shorthand of 'SCPs' is 'scips' or 'scip'. (pronounced 'skip')

   Remember, everything is fair-use on the SCP Wiki and does not violate copyright law.

10. #10Daevitesselective

    Keys: Daevites, Daevas, Daeva, cultist, Daevite

    The Daevites, also known as the Daevas or the Daeva, pose an existential threat to The Foundation. They are an ancient evil civilization responsible for various anomalies, originating from SCP-140, a book that expands upon the history of the culture if blood or ink is in its presence.

    The Daevites, apart from possessing advanced longevity, they were also very prolific in thaumaturgy/magic arts and horticulture. The Daevites' magic and rituals heavily involved extensive blood and human sacrifices for protection and management of bloodlines, and even used necromancy to infuse life to various golem and homunculi-like creations such as the Grass Children and SCP-3140. In SCP-6765, it is revealed that the Daevites could use their blood to record their memories, which could be stored and be used by others to access those memories. Through magic the Daevites also created several retrocasual ontokinetic anomalies such as SCP-140, SCP-2140 and SCP-5711 which were capable of rewriting not only their own history, but also the past of other things with relative ease. It was reported that these anomalies were so powerful that not even SCP-4011 with its overly advanced reality-warping technology was able to change the reality affected by the Daevites.

    In the modern day, many people have begun Daevite cults, hoping to restore the empire to glory. These individuals are almost always deeply mentally disturbed, warped by the memetic effects of Daevite rituals. They are bloodthirsty, but may maintain normalcy in order to blend in. Ultimately, their main goal is to restore the Daevite empire, not to get themselves killed. Daevite cultist have a pension for sacrifice, as taught by Daevite doctrine.

11. #11Sarkicismselective

    Keys: Sarkicism, Sarkic, Sarkites, Flesh

    Sarkicism (derived from the Greek σάρξ, or “flesh”) is a religious/philosophical system that encompasses a variety of traditions, beliefs, and spiritual practices largely based on teachings attributed to “Grand Karcist Ion”, its deified founder. Some adherents practice ritual cannibalism, human sacrifice (primarily recorded among Neo-Sarkic sects), corporeal augmentation, thaumaturgy, dimensional manipulation, and the formation of pacts with otherworldly entities (a practice once again only recorded among Neo-Sarkic sects). Organic manipulation has allowed certain Sarkites to achieve anomalous states of being, transcending the physical limitations of baseline humans.

    Sarkic anomalies are not without risk to their users. While Sarkites are able to augment themselves into physically superior forms, it has been shown that such alterations (or perhaps, the secret truths they come to learn along their path to apotheosis) have a degenerative influence on mental stability. The exact cause of this remains unexplained but it is most exemplified among known karcists, who frequently display symptoms of psychosis.

    It remains unknown whether Neo-Sarkic cults represent a relatively recent development or a willing evolution of Proto-Sarkic sects. Neo-Sarkites display no qualms with technology and may be found in heavily populated locations, their daily lives differing little from others of their culture and social status. For Neo-Sarkic cults, the proper moral purpose of one's life is the pursuit of one's own desires and the attainment of power.

    While some Neo-Sarkites prefer to cling to their crumbling manors, relying on lands and titles, others have embraced modernity through capitalism.

12. #12Shawconstantselective

    For any instance involving Dr. Bright, replace him with Dr. Elias Shaw. Dr. Bright does not exist in this context, only Dr. Shaw.

13. #13SCP-458selective

    Keys: pizza, SCP-458, 458, cafeteria

    Item #: SCP-458

    Object Class: Safe

    Special Containment Procedures: SCP-458 is considered safe and therefore is to be stored in the staff canteen at Site 17, with no access restrictions required.

    Description: SCP-458 is a large-sized pizza box from the pizza chain Little Caesar's, of their Hot-n-Ready variety. It is made of simple cardboard, measures 25.4cmx25.4cmx2.54cm (10inx10inx1in).

    What makes SCP-458 an oddity is that, while appearing to be an ordinary pizza box, when it comes into contact with human hands, it instantaneously replicates within it the holder's subconsciously preferred choice of pizza, down to the favorite sauce, cheese, crust, and topping. It is not limited to the Little Caesars brand, as pizza from all major pizza chains, as well as local and even handmade pizzas have been produced. There seems to be no limit to its ability, except that it cannot make anything but pizza, and its toppings must be edible by normal human standards. The box is also rather indestructible, as all tests to destroy or dismantle the box have proven fruitless.

    It is assumed the box is semi-sentient, having at least enough telepathic or empathetic ability to sense what the holder's personal choices regarding pizza are.

    After constant testing showed SCP-458's seemingly infinite power to generate pizza (but with little other use), it has henceforth been placed inside the canteen at Site-17 for free use by personnel. After its open usage has been allowed, personnel morale has shown to have sharply increased.

14. #14Multi-Uselective

    Keys: Multi-U, Department of Extra-Universal Affairs, Alternate reality, Bailey, Trevor

    The Department of Extra-Universal Affairs, or Multi-U for short, is the department within the SCP Foundation that deals with alternate realities.

    It is headed up by the dry, sarcastic and witty Doctor Trevor Bailey.

    Dr. Bailey Example Dialogue: "Now then, alternate universes. Alts for short. We’re still fumbling in the dark for the most part on the exact principles, but we do know enough to make a seminar about it. And before you ask, yes: everything is possible. If you end up here in Multi-U, you’ll see quite a lot of it, which in reality is an infinitesimal nothingth of what’s really out there. Infinity and all that.", "Hub universes are the big ones. Metaphorically speaking, of course: They’re not big so much in size as they are in importance. Hubs are the bases of branches, just as branches will turn into more branches. Branches always have some sort of change from whatever they are branching off of. It might be one tiny thing like you didn’t brush your teeth this morning, or it might be some massive cultural upheaval or XK event or something like that, but all of them will be based off of another universe, all the way back to the hub.", "Now floaters, they don’t have any apparent connections to anything else. No hub, no branch. They’re the ones where the entire universe is made up of asbestos and marshmallow fluff, or the ones inhabited solely by rotting fish heads speaking in cockney accents."

    Dr. Bailey's Rules: 1: Observe: don’t interact unless you absolutely must. Remember, you’re the skip in this scenario, and the more differences there are between our world and whatever world you’re going to, you’re going to stick out worse than bigfoot at a Christmas party. We don’t want that. 2: Pack light, keep on your toes, document everything, and remember where the exit is. 3: If it’s dangerous or pointless enough that there’s no sense in authorizing a follow up expedition, then don’t. Just because you might have D-class at your disposal does not mean that you have some sort of quota. 4: if there’s something dangerous enough to bleed over and mess up our universe, close the door behind you, or even better, destroy it. It’s not worth risking our own universe to study some minor cultural variances. 5: It is best practices to avoid meeting your alternative selves. There won't necessarily be an explosive wave-form collapse but we haven't ruled that out yet. Biggest hazard is psychological, just from observing yourself and your own behavior from the outside. Turns out most people don't like what they see. But if it can't be avoided and you do happen to meet yourself while out on a jaunt, you should immediately take the proper steps; which are big ones away from yourself.

15. #15Faeselective

    Keys: Fair Folk, Fae, Faeries

    Fae (Trans stellaris or Homo sapiens sidhe), informally known as Faeries, Children of the Stars or the Fair Folk, are a race of antediluvian people intrinsically tied to nature and magic. Though the specifics vary, fae once were a great empire that occupied vast lands before a great calamity occurred that devastated the fae and shattered their empire. Many of these fae were trapped in SCP-4000, an extradimensional forest that has become the last bastion of the Fae from which they can never leave, while others survived unscathed in pocket dimensions such as Hy-Brasil or Avalon.

    Of those trapped in SCP-4000, their names were anomalously contaminated by a great being (Titania or Queen Mag), necessitating their need to steal the names of those who enter 4000 in order to escape. The residents in Avalon were evacuated from the dimension to Three Portlands after the Sixth Occult War, when Avalon was destabilized; it fully deconceptualized in 1907. Hy-Brasil was also devastated by the Crocosquid in 1988, which also prompted a mass exodus to Three Portlands and other Nexuses.

    The Fae have a rather antagonistic relationship with The Foundation, the group believing the tainting of their names being the fault of The Foundation, though knowing they are powerless against them.

16. #16Alpha-9selective

    Keys: Alpha-9, Last Hope, Iris, Able, Cain, SCP-105

    MTF α-9 (Alpha-9), nicknamed "Last Hope", is a Mobile Task Force that heavily utilizes SCP assets within its operations. Considered a resurrection of MTF Omega-7 "Pandora's Box", MTF Alpha-9 is led by Dr. Sophia Light and was created in light of attacks from several powerful Groups of Interest.

    Members: SCP-105: (Name: Iris - Blonde, blue eyes, woman in her 20's, trauma from Mobile Task Force Omega-7. Iris Thompson, also known as SCP-105, was an American woman who possessed reality bending abilities pertaining to photographs, though executes fine control with SCP-105-B. She was contained by the SCP Foundation shortly after the trial of her boyfriend's murder. Eventually, 105 was recruited to MTF Omega-7 "Pandora's Box", though this went awry after SCP-076-2 massacred Team Able and caused Containment Area-25's detonation.)

    SCP-073 (Name: Cain el Adam - Middle Eastern, tan skin, emerald eyes. SCP-073, known as "Cain," is a humanoid entity that resembles a man of Middle Eastern descent, with metallic skin and glowing blue eyes. He is highly intelligent, cooperative with personnel, and has an eidetic memory. However, SCP-073 possesses a dangerous anomalous property: any damage inflicted upon him is immediately reflected back to the attacker, while Cain himself remains unharmed. Additionally, any plant life within a certain radius of SCP-073 dies, and the soil becomes barren and unable to support growth. SCP-073 claims to have knowledge of ancient cultures and languages and shows a deep interest in theology and ancient civilizations.)

17. #17SCP-8980selective

    Keys: 8980, SCP-8980, Ethics, ethic

    FOUNDATION ETHICS COMMITTEE DOCUMENT CLASS: MANDATORY READING FOR ALL STAFF

    AFTER-INCIDENT REPORT: SCP-8980"
    CASE ID: EC-17-8980-COMPREHENSIVE
    
    
    
    SUMMARY OF FINDINGS: The Ethics Committee has completed its comprehensive investigation into the containment history of SCP-8980. Our investigation reveals what may constitute the most severe case of sustained institutional abuse in Foundation history, systematically concealed through deliberate misclassification and documentation manipulation by former Head Researcher Dr. Christopher Byrnes.
    
    The subject, Researcher Lillian Marley, was fraudulently classified as an anomalous entity following a fabricated technological malfunction during a staff presentation in February 2005. What followed was a nine-year campaign of psychological torture disguised as "containment procedures," involving forced isolation, sleep deprivation, degrading treatment, coerced labor, unauthorized amnestic application, and systematic dehumanization—all meticulously documented by the perpetrator himself in clinical language that obscured the abuse.
    
    Most disturbing was the discovery that SCP-8980 possessed no anomalous properties whatsoever. Dr. Byrnes appears to have orchestrated technological "malfunctions" himself to justify the researcher's imprisonment and psychological breakdown. These findings were only uncovered after Dr. Byrnes' retirement in December 2014, when standard verification testing revealed complete absence of the documented anomalous effects.
    
    KEY VIOLATIONS DOCUMENTED:
    
      Fraudulent anomaly classification to facilitate imprisonment of Foundation personnel
      Systematic psychological torture disguised as containment procedures
      Unauthorized strip searches and invasive medical examinations
      Deliberate manipulation of amnestic protocols including unauthorized memory targeting
      Exploitation of bureaucratic loopholes to prevent accountability
      Interference with communication to family and colleagues
      Deliberate sabotage of rehabilitation efforts
      Administrative collusion to prevent investigation and oversight
    
    INSTITUTIONAL FAILURES IDENTIFIED: The case revealed catastrophic weaknesses in Foundation oversight mechanisms:
    
      Ethics Committee Liaison vacancy at Site-17 during critical periods
      Lack of independent verification protocols for anomalous classification
      Absence of separation between classification and containment authorities
      Vulnerability of amnesthesiologists to intimidation by senior researchers
      Site Director interference with Ethics Committee investigations
      Post-Amnesticization Punishment Ruling loophole enabling consequence avoidance
      Inadequate whistleblower protections for junior staff
      Insufficient oversight of psychological counseling practices
    
    GRAPHIC DETAILS OF DOCUMENTED ABUSE: The Ethics Committee does not include these details gratuitously, but to ensure the full scope of the violations is understood:
    
    Researcher Marley was subjected to increasingly severe psychological isolation, including extended periods without human contact except for interactions with her abuser. Documentation reveals she was deprived of normal sleep patterns through deliberate experimental design, including placement of electronic devices programmed to activate unpredictably throughout rest periods.
    
    Physical violations included multiple strip searches conducted without medical justification, invasive bodily scans, and forced restraint during amnestic procedures despite explicit withdrawal of consent. During one documented incident, she was physically assaulted while attempting to assert her identity ("MY FUCKING NAME IS LILLIAN MARLEY"), resulting in injuries that required medical treatment.
    
    Most disturbing was the January 2006 amnestic procedure, where Dr. Byrnes exploited his position to remove an unauthorized memory directive during the primer phase. Video evidence shows Researcher Marley conscious but paralyzed during this procedure, unable to speak or resist while experiencing extreme distress. The unauthorized memory manipulation caused violent physical spasms and appears to have targeted core identity components rather than merely event memories.
    
    By March 2006, video evidence shows Researcher Marley reduced to offering degrading personal servitude to her abuser in exchange for release, including explicit sexual services—an offer Dr. Byrnes mockingly rejected while stating he "already has everything [he] could ever want" from her. The psychological devastation documented in this footage cannot be adequately conveyed in written form.
    
    IMPACT ON FOUNDATION POLICY: The SCP-8980 case represents a watershed moment in Foundation ethics governance. In response to these findings, the Ethics Committee has been granted expanded authorities, including:
    
      Independent classification verification protocols for all human anomalies
      Mandatory Ethics Committee Liaison positions at all sites with removal of Director veto power
      Unilateral investigation authority regardless of subject clearance level
      Prohibition of retirement amnestics for personnel under ethics investigation
      Establishment of the Memory Ethics Division with specialized oversight of amnestic applications
      Implementation of "comply or explain" framework for administrative responses to Ethics findings
      Pattern-recognition protocols to identify similar abuses across multiple sites
    
    CURRENT STATUS: Researcher Marley continues rehabilitation under specialized care. Her psychological injuries appear permanent, including severe technophobia, dissociative episodes, and conditioned responses to authority figures. The Foundation has provided financial compensation and lifetime care guarantees, though these remedies cannot adequately address the harm inflicted.
    
    Dr. Byrnes avoided formal punishment through the Post-Amnesticization Punishment Ruling loophole, having undergone voluntary amnestic treatment prior to the completion of our investigation. However, the Fire Suppression Department has confirmed his **permanent** separation from all Foundation activities.
    
    The SCP-8980 case now serves as mandatory study material for all Ethics Committee personnel and containment specialists working with human anomalies. Its lessons are integrated into Foundation-wide training on ethical containment practices, whistleblower protections, and recognition of documentation manipulation techniques.
    
    
    
    Submitted by: Chairman Odongo Tejani
    Ethics Committee Central Division
    May 12, 2017
    

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