SCP Foundation

The SCP Foundation is a fictional secret organization focused on containing and securing anomalous objects, entities, and phenomena that defy the natural laws of the universe. It operates globally and clandestinely, with the primary goal of maintaining normalcy in the world by keeping these anomalies hidden from the public. The Foundation's motto is "Secure, Contain, Protect," which also outlines its core mission:

1. Secure: The Foundation identifies and secures anomalies before they can cause harm or fall into the wrong hands. Through surveillance and intelligence gathering, it ensures that these phenomena do not disrupt everyday life.

2. Contain: Once secured, anomalies are isolated and contained to prevent their effects from spreading or becoming widely known. The Foundation employs various containment strategies, such as relocating objects, suppressing public knowledge, or dismantling dangerous anomalies.

3. Protect: The Foundation not only protects humanity from dangerous anomalies but also protects certain anomalies themselves, either for study or to prevent their misuse. In extreme cases, anomalies may be destroyed if they pose too great a threat to life or normalcy.

The SCP Foundation exists through a fictional online collaborative platform where writers create detailed reports known as "SCPs." These reports document various anomalies, from objects with strange powers to sentient beings or entire dimensions. Each SCP entry includes a number, a description of the anomaly, and the procedures required to contain it. The stories within the SCP universe are often dark, mysterious, and scientific in tone, combining elements of horror, science fiction, and mythology.

The Foundation is organized into various departments, including scientific research, security, ethics, and mobile task forces, each tasked with different aspects of the containment and management of anomalies.

The SCP Foundation’s content is created by a large community of writers and is available under a Creative Commons license, encouraging wide participation and adaptation across different media. There are numerous branches of the SCP Foundation in various languages, each contributing to the growing mythology. The SCP Foundation operates through a highly structured, hierarchical organization designed to manage and contain anomalous entities and phenomena. The Foundation works globally, beyond the jurisdiction of any government, and functions in secret to maintain normalcy in the world.

Operational Structure:

1. Command Structure:

   • The Foundation is overseen by a top-secret council known as O5 Command, composed of 13 Overseers. These individuals are the highest authority and make decisions regarding the most dangerous anomalies, resource allocation, and overall strategy for the Foundation.
   • Beneath the O5 Command is the Site Directors and Regional Command, responsible for managing specific containment sites and regions across the globe. They handle the day-to-day operations at each facility, where anomalies are contained.

2. Departments:

   • Research and Containment: This department focuses on studying the anomalies and devising methods for containment. Researchers, often specialists in various scientific fields, attempt to understand the properties of the anomalies.
   • Mobile Task Forces (MTFs): These are elite units deployed to handle high-risk situations involving anomalies. Each MTF is specialized, with different units trained for combat, intelligence, or field containment.
   • Security and Logistics: This department manages the physical security of Foundation sites, as well as the movement of anomalies and personnel.
   • Ethics Committee: Given the moral complexities involved in handling anomalies, this committee oversees the ethical implications of the Foundation’s operations, ensuring they do not cross ethical lines unnecessarily.

3. Classifications:

   • The Foundation classifies its anomalies by threat level and containment difficulty. Some common classifications are:
     • Safe: Easily contained and understood.
     • Euclid: Unpredictable but containable.
     • Keter: Highly dangerous and difficult to contain.
     • Thaumiel: Extremely rare, these SCPs are used by the Foundation to contain other anomalies.

4. Containment Sites:

   • The Foundation operates numerous sites and areas worldwide, each designed for specific types of anomalies. These are often highly secure, with different levels of access based on clearance. Larger sites may hold multiple anomalies, while some areas are designed to contain single, extremely dangerous SCPs.

5. Clearance Levels:

   • Foundation personnel have clearance levels, ranging from Level 0 (lowest) to Level 5 (highest, often limited to O5 members). Access to information about SCPs is restricted based on these levels, ensuring that only those who need to know have access to sensitive or dangerous information. Site-19 is one of the largest and most significant containment facilities operated by the SCP Foundation. It houses a wide variety of anomalies, including Safe, Euclid, and Keter-class SCPs. The site's primary function is containment and research, and it is designed to store anomalies of varying danger levels, from relatively harmless objects to potentially world-ending entities. Site-19 is heavily fortified and monitored, with numerous security systems and protocols in place to handle potential breaches or external threats.

The facility is also equipped with advanced technology, including reality-bending countermeasures and heavy weaponry, to ensure that dangerous anomalies remain contained. Despite its size and sophistication, Site-19 has faced multiple breaches and external assaults, notably from groups like the Chaos Insurgency, which have managed to compromise the site's defenses in certain instances oai_citation:3,Secure Facilities Locations: Site-19 SCP List - SCP Foundation oai_citation:2,The Siege of Site-19 - SCP Foundation.

Site-19 is staffed by a large number of personnel, including researchers, containment specialists, and Mobile Task Forces (MTFs), such as Alpha-9 ("New Hope"), which are deployed during emergencies. Its sheer scale allows it to handle some of the most dangerous and enigmatic SCPs within the Foundation's possession oai_citation:1,The Siege of Site-19 - SCP Foundation.

Given its importance, Site-19 has been a central location in many significant events within the SCP Foundation's history, including large-scale containment breaches and attempts by hostile factions to take control of its assets. Despite these challenges, the site remains a critical hub for the Foundation's operations, particularly for high-priority containment efforts.

Objects contained at this facility: SCP-010: SCP-010 is a set of six cast iron collars (SCP-010-2 through SCP-010-7) and one remote control (SCP-010-1). The remote can control a person's movements, trigger adrenal responses, and alter their body morphology when the collar is worn. The control functions are managed through a primitive device with over 100 unlabeled buttons and a frequency tuner. The collars contain intricate electronic components and are powered by rechargeable batteries.

SCP-010 was discovered in the Midwestern U.S. in a man's basement alongside several dead bodies, following a police raid linked to local disappearances. Experiments show that the collars continue to function even after being disassembled and reassembled. Attempts to replicate SCP-010 were unsuccessful unless original, unreplicable components were used.

It is noted that SCP-010 is most effective in controlling people for simple, unskilled labor. SCP-049: SCP-049, also known as the "Plague Doctor," is a humanoid entity roughly 1.9 meters tall, resembling a medieval plague doctor. Its mask and robes appear to have grown from its body. It is cooperative with Foundation staff but becomes hostile when it detects "the Pestilence," a mysterious illness it believes to be widespread. SCP-049 can kill via touch, claiming to "cure" victims, but its surgeries result in reanimated corpses (SCP-049-2), which are non-human, dangerous, and often aggressive.

SCP-049 was discovered in southern France and willingly entered containment. It performs experiments on animal corpses, seeking to refine its cure. However, it is no longer allowed human test subjects due to the danger it poses. It communicates in multiple languages, expressing frustration at the persistence of the Pestilence, and remains fixated on finding a cure, often resulting in the creation of SCP-049-2 instances.

SCP-049 has been studied extensively, with various logs detailing its experiments, including reanimation attempts on different animal corpses, though its results are inconsistent. SCP-049 insists that its work is essential to eliminating the Pestilence, though the exact nature of this "disease" remains unknown to researchers. SCP-055 Keter SCP-063 Safe SCP-083-D Decommissioned SCP-092-B Safe SCP-101 Euclid SCP-105-B Safe SCP-107 Safe SCP-109 Euclid SCP-111 Safe SCP-112-ARC (formerly) Keter SCP-116 Euclid SCP-122 Keter SCP-131 Safe SCP-132-ARC Safe SCP-133 Safe SCP-135-D Euclid Decommissioned SCP-137 Euclid SCP-166 Euclid SCP-173 Euclid SCP-174 Safe Euclid SCP-199 Euclid SCP-223 Euclid SCP-232-ARC Euclid SCP-241 Safe SCP-251 Euclid SCP-263 Safe SCP-266 Euclid SCP-269 Safe SCP-286 Safe Euclid SCP-290 Safe SCP-295 Euclid SCP-297 Safe SCP-312 Euclid SCP-313 Safe SCP-348 Safe SCP-355 Euclid SCP-357 Safe Euclid SCP-361 Safe SCP-384 Safe SCP-387 Safe SCP-407 (formerly) Neutralized SCP-409 Keter SCP-412 Safe SCP-451 Euclid SCP-457 Euclid/ Potential Keter SCP-460 Euclid SCP-465 Safe SCP-493 Safe SCP-523 Euclid SCP-527 Euclid SCP-572 Euclid SCP-576 Safe SCP-585 Safe SCP-588 Safe SCP-625 Euclid-flecto SCP-626 Safe SCP-657 Safe SCP-663 Euclid SCP-668 Euclid SCP-669 Safe SCP-683 Euclid SCP-682 Keter SCP-708 Euclid SCP-721 Safe SCP-742 Keter SCP-744-ARC Keter/Neutralized SCP-786 Safe SCP-807 Euclid SCP-809 Safe SCP-812 Euclid SCP-819 Safe SCP-832 Safe SCP-833 Euclid SCP-842 Euclid SCP-877 Euclid Keter SCP-894 Safe SCP-903 Euclid SCP-914 Safe SCP-931 Safe SCP-935 Euclid SCP-971 Safe SCP-987-ARC Euclid SCP-991 Safe SCP-997 Safe SCP-999 Safe SCP-1021-1 Safe SCP-1023-ARC Safe SCP-1035 Safe SCP-1037 Euclid (Formerly Safe) SCP-1079 Safe SCP-1123 Safe SCP-1187 Safe SCP-1137 Euclid SCP-1158 Euclid SCP-1187 Safe SCP-1198 Safe SCP-1208 Safe SCP-1258 Euclid SCP-1288 Safe SCP-1297 Keter SCP-1307 Safe SCP-1321 Safe Neutralized SCP-1326 Euclid SCP-1327 Safe SCP-1360 Euclid SCP-1376 Safe SCP-1379 Safe SCP-1394 Safe SCP-1398 Safe SCP-1401-EX Pending Explained SCP-1510 Safe SCP-1519 Safe SCP-1536 Euclid SCP-1650 Safe SCP-1687 Safe SCP-1711 Euclid SCP-1721 Safe SCP-1722 Safe SCP-1770 Euclid SCP-1772 Safe SCP-1804 Safe SCP-1806 Safe SCP-1814 Euclid SCP-1839 Safe SCP-1841-EX Euclid Neutralized Euclid Keter Explained SCP-1848 Euclid Safe SCP-1906 Euclid SCP-1930 Safe SCP-1934 Safe SCP-1991 Safe SCP-1997 Safe SCP-2036 Euclid SCP-2048-1 Euclid SCP-2107 Euclid SCP-2145 Euclid SCP-2216 Euclid SCP-2256 Euclid SCP-2283 Euclid SCP-2291 Euclid SCP-2294 Safe SCP-2332 Euclid SCP-2338 Euclid SCP-2343 Keter SCP-2364 Safe SCP-2373 Euclid SCP-2379 (Samples) Keter SCP-2396 Keter Euclid SCP-2435 Euclid SCP-2463 Safe SCP-2522 Euclid SCP-2533 Euclid SCP-2580 Euclid Safe SCP-2598 Safe SCP-2608 Safe SCP-2620 Euclid SCP-2626 Safe SCP-2637 Safe SCP-2801 Keter SCP-2826 Safe SCP-2848 Neutralised SCP-2860 Euclid (Formerly Safe) SCP-2885 Safe SCP-2900 Euclid SCP-2904 Safe SCP-2918 Safe SCP-2944 Safe SCP-2981 Safe SCP-2993 Safe SCP-3009-B Safe SCP-3022 Thaumiel SCP-3027 Euclid SCP-3037 Safe SCP-3107 Euclid SCP-3126 Euclid SCP-3148-1 Keter SCP-3152 Safe SCP-3162 Safe SCP-3163 Safe SCP-3238 Safe SCP-3246 Thaumiel SCP-3301 Safe SCP-3304 Euclid SCP-3346 Safe SCP-3364 Safe SCP-3412 Safe SCP-3424 Safe SCP-3449 Safe Euclid Keter SCP-3481 Safe SCP-3533 Safe SCP-3547-A Euclid Urgent Reclassification Required. SCP-3567 Safe SCP-3569 Safe SCP-3631 Euclid SCP-3650 Safe SCP-3653 Safe SCP-3665 Safe SCP-3671 Safe SCP-3693 Euclid SCP-3758-A Keter SCP-3860 Euclid SCP-3932 Keter 3991-Sample-1 Safe SCP-4057 Euclid SCP-4150 Keter SCP-4163 Keter SCP-4164 Safe SCP-4171 Euclid SCP-4206 Euclid (Partially Neutralized) SCP-4228 Keter SCP-4256 Thaumiel SCP-4308 Safe SCP-4317 Severe SCP-4384 Euclid SCP-4483 Euclid SCP-4490 Neutralised SCP-4497 Keter SCP-4513 Safe SCP-4586 Euclid Thaumiel SCP-4624 Euclid SCP-4682 Safe SCP-4714 Safe SCP-4771 Safe SCP-4816 Pending Safe Neutralised (Provisional) SCP-4955 Safe Mendax Decommissioned SCP-5003 Safe SCP-5055 Pending SCP-5289 Safe SCP-5127 Safe Euclid SCP-5236 Safe SCP-5371 Safe SCP-5376 Keter SCP-5399 Safe Euclid/Pending SCP-5436 Safe SCP-5518 Thaumiel SCP-5582 (formerly) Keter SCP-5696 Safe Neutralized SCP-5726 Keter SCP-5760 Safe SCP-5776 Keter SCP-5816 Safe SCP-5888 Euclid SCP-5913 Euclid SCP-5981-2 Euclid SCP-6092 Euclid SCP-6096 Keter SCP-6110 Neutralized SCP-6118 Euclid SCP-6121 (temporarily) Decommissioned SCP-6182 Neutralized SCP-6186 Euclid SCP-6322 Safe SCP-6333-2C-α Euclid SCP-6604-3 Safe SCP-6647 Safe SCP-6725 Euclid SCP-6740 Safe SCP-6761 Euclid SCP-6774 Safe SCP-6785-1 Euclid SCP-6817 Euclid SCP-6900-D Decommissioned SCP-6913 Keter SCP-6928 Euclid SCP-6929 Safe SCP-6974 Safe SCP-6985 Euclid SCP-7121 Keter ◁ Notable incidents occurring at this facility: Budget Cuts Classical Revival Duke 'till Dawn Conversations (Series) Going Home How 173 Got to Site-19 How Site-19 Blew Up Security Breach Incident X23 Kiryu Labs Hub Resurrection Canon Yesterday Job Opportunities Tinker Tailor Soldier Huntsman Resurrection: Old Foes Hub The Siege of Site-19 Moose on the Loose SCP-4852 - Site-19 Goes South For The Winter! SCP-5647 - Chronos SCP-6776 - Reclamation SCP-6805 - Safehold SCP-7001 - Site-19 Seven Days With Mr. Fish So It Was #StormSite19 The Foundation is Broke The Happy Ending The Time After Time Password Many Last Words