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What is the SCP Foundation?

The SCP Foundation (from English Secure, Contain, Protect — "Secure, Hold, Preserve") is a fictional secret organization dedicated to the detection, study, and containment of anomalous objects, creatures, and phenomena known as SCP objects. The organization operates around the world in the strictest secrecy, often cooperating or competing with other mysterious organizations— both hostile and neutral.

The purpose of the SCP Foundation

The Foundation has three main objectives: Secure (Secure): identify anomalies before they become known to the public. Contain: prevent anomalies from getting out of control, use holding cells, technology, and personnel. Protect: Protect humanity from threats it cannot understand.

Classification of SCP objects

SCP objects are divided into content classes reflecting the difficulty of retention.: Safe: The object does not pose a threat if the instructions are followed. Example: SCP-500 is a healing pill. Euclid (Euclid): behavior is difficult to predict, and the risk of escape/danger is average. Example: SCP-096. Keter: extremely dangerous, difficult or impossible to contain. Example: SCP-682. Thaumiel: Used by the Foundation to deter other SCPs. Example: SCP-001 ("Pathomime Suggestion"). Neutralized: The object was destroyed or lost its abnormal properties. Apollyon: objects that cannot be contained, capable of destroying the world. Example: SCP-3999. Esoteric/Non-standard classes: used to describe unique properties (for example, Archon, Explained, etc.).

Organization structure

The Fund is divided into several levels: Personnel by security clearance levels: Level 0: technical, administrative (cleaners, supplies). Level 1: low-level researchers, security guards. Level 2: Work with non-dangerous SCPs. Level 3: Researchers who know key information. Level 4: Zone directors, superiors, are aware of dangerous SCPs. Level 5: O5 Board members (highest level). Employee classes: Class A: Administrative personnel, must not contact SCP. Class B: Important technical personnel. Class C: Researchers and guards. Class D: Prisoners sentenced to death. They are used as consumables. Class E: Persons exposed to SCP.

Zones and sites

The Foundation has a network of hidden databases: Site: a large research/content complex. For example, Zone 19 is one of the most famous. Area: usually a military or security facility. Mobile Task Forces (MOG): rapid response teams (for example, the Epsilon-11 Nine-Tailed Fox MOG). Containment areas (or simply "zones") are specialized complexes designed for the safe storage, research, and containment of anomalous objects, creatures, and phenomena. Each zone is designed taking into account the specifics of the SCP objects contained in it, their level of danger and behavioral characteristics. There are several types of content zones, each of which performs specific functions and is designed to work with objects of various classes.: 2.1. Light Containment Zone Purpose: It is intended for storing and examining objects of the Safe class and some objects of the Euclid class, which do not pose a serious threat if standard security protocols are followed. Features: Equipped with standard security features such as CCTV cameras, access control systems and emergency exits. Examples of SCP objects: SCP-173, SCP-914. 2.2. Heavy Containment Zone Purpose: It is intended for objects of the Euclid class, whose behavior may be unpredictable and require additional security measures. Features: It contains enhanced security systems, including additional barriers, anomaly suppression systems, and specialized personnel. Examples of SCP objects: SCP-096, SCP-682. 2.3. Super Heavy Containment Zone Purpose: Designed for Keter class objects that pose an extreme threat and require maximum security measures. Features: Equipped with multi-level security systems, including automatic neutralization systems, backup energy sources and specialized mobile task forces (MOG). Examples of SCP objects: SCP-682, SCP-106. 2.4. Living Quarters Purpose: Designed to accommodate the Foundation's staff, including scientists, security guards, and technical staff.

Examples of known content areas

In addition to the typical holding areas, there are specific facilities and complexes that play a key role in the Foundation's activities.: Site-19: One of the largest and most famous Foundation facilities located in the USA. Contains numerous SCP objects, including SCP-173, SCP-914, and SCP-682. Site-17: Specializes in the maintenance of humanoid SCP objects such as SCP-053, SCP-343, and SCP-847. Site-66: A biological facility located in an unknown location on Earth, specializing in the maintenance of objects related to SCP-1479. Site-72: A deep-sea facility located in the Mariana Trench, designed to contain objects associated with the marine anomaly. Site-83: Located in Lindenhurst, New Jersey, USA. Contains a variety of SCP objects, including SCP-173 and SCP-914. Site-87: Located in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Specializes in the maintenance of objects related to plastic anomalies. Site-120: Located in Czestochowa, Poland. The main base for the Department of Ontokinetics and Monitoring of the Esterberg Freeport. Site-122: Located under the Denver International Airport, Colorado, USA. It is known for its unusual architectural features and is associated with various anomalies

Security standards and protocols

Each containment area is designed taking into account the specifics of the SCP objects contained therein and includes: Multi-level security systems: Include physical barriers, video surveillance and access control systems. Specialized personnel: Each zone has its own staff, including security guards, scientists, and technical staff trained to work with specific SCP objects. Emergency response protocols: Include evacuation plans, threat mitigation procedures, and interaction with mobile task forces. Monitoring systems: Constant monitoring of the condition of SCP objects and prompt response to changes in their behavior.

creatures

1. Introduction to Creatures Creatures in the context of SCP are abnormal life forms that can be both biological and paranormal. They can have various properties, including superhuman abilities, unusual forms of existence, and behavior beyond the normal. --- 2. Classification of creatures Creatures in SCP are classified according to various criteria, including their origin, abilities, and the threat they pose. Here are some of the main categories: 2.1. Humanoid creatures SCP-049 is a "Doctor Plague": A humanoid being with the ability to transform the dead into "helpers" using an unknown method. SCP-076 is an "Able": A humanoid being with superhuman strength and the ability to self—heal. SCP-999 is a "tickle Monster": A friendly humanoid creature that makes people feel happy and joyful. 2.2. Animal creatures SCP-682 is a "hard—to-kill lizard": A huge, extremely aggressive creature that seeks to destroy all life. SCP-939 — "Creatures with Many Voices": Predatory creatures capable of mimicking human speech to lure prey. SCP-3000 is an "Anantashesha": A giant marine creature found in the Bay of Bengal that produces a substance used for amnesia. 2.3. Paranormal creatures SCP-173 is a "Statue": A creature that can only move when not being observed, and kills its victims upon contact. SCP-096 is a "Shy Creature": A creature that becomes aggressive if someone sees its face. SCP-106 is an "Old Man": A creature that can walk through solid objects and abduct people into its dimension.

creatures and safety standards

3. Examples of famous creatures In addition to the typical creatures, there are specific objects and complexes that play a key role in the Foundation's activities.: SCP-173: A statue-like creature that can only move when not being observed and kills its victims on contact. SCP-682: A huge, extremely aggressive creature that seeks to destroy all life. SCP-096: A creature that becomes aggressive if someone sees its face. SCP-049: A humanoid creature with the ability to transform the dead into "helpers" using an unknown method. SCP-999: A friendly humanoid creature that makes people feel happy and joyful. --- 4. Security standards and protocols Each creature is designed taking into account the specifics of the SCP objects it contains and includes: Multi-level security systems: Include physical barriers, video surveillance and access control systems. Specialized personnel: Each zone has its own staff, including security guards, scientists, and technical staff trained to work with specific SCP objects. Emergency response protocols: Include evacuation plans, threat mitigation procedures, and interaction with mobile task forces. Monitoring systems: Constant monitoring of the condition of SCP objects and prompt response to changes in their behavior.

Organizations and divisions in the SCP universe

1. Hostile and competing organizations There are various groups that interact with SCP objects, sometimes in a hostile manner towards the Foundation.: Chaos Insurgency: A group that broke away from the Foundation and uses SCP objects to achieve their goals. They are known for their aggressive tactics and their desire for global influence. Global Occult Coalition (GOC): An international organization committed to eliminating anomalies rather than containing them. Their approach is often the opposite of the Foundation's philosophy. Serpent's Hand: A group that defends the rights of abnormal creatures and resists the efforts of the Foundation and other organizations to contain anomalies. Church of the Broken God: A religious organization that believes that SCP objects are parts of a destroyed god and seeks to restore him. Office for the Requisition of Islamic Artifacts (ORIA): A paramilitary force operating in Iran seeking to collect and use anomalous artifacts. Shark Punching Center: An organization from parallel universes, acting as an alternative counterpart to the SCP Foundation. Three Moons Initiative: An extra-dimensional military organization operating in the afterlife known as Korbenic. Nobody (Nobody): A mysterious figure who appears in various places and times, whose goals and origins remain unknown.

Internal divisions of the SCP Foundation

The SCP Foundation has a variety of divisions, each of which performs specific functions.: Ethics Committee: Responsible for making moral decisions and evaluating the ethics of the Foundation's actions. Accounting and Information Security Administration (RAISA): Ensures data security and controls access to confidential information. Alchemy Department: Specializes in manipulating ethereal forces and abnormal substances. Abnormal Entity Engagement Division: Works to establish mutual understanding and cooperation with abnormal beings. Antimemetics Division: Studies and curbs anomalies related to self-forgetfulness and forgetting. Artificial Intelligence Department (AIAD): Develops and studies artificial intelligence, including abnormal AI. Department of Cryptozoology (Cryptozoology Division): Deals with the study and containment of cryptid creatures and abnormal animals. Decommissioning Department: Makes decisions on the elimination of anomalous objects that cannot be contained. Department of Deletions: Handles issues related to the deletion of information from the Foundation's database. Department of Entomology: Studies and deters abnormal insects and other invertebrates. Emergency Tactical Response Department (ETTRA): Specializes in rapid response to global threats and emergencies. Fire Suppression Department: Ensures the safety of personnel and prevents fires at the Foundation's facilities. Department of Communications: Works with anomalies affecting language and communication. Department of Mythology and Folklore Studies: Studies the role of anomalous phenomena in human culture and mythology. Department of Pathophysics: Explores anomalies that go beyond traditional physics and logic. Department of Other: Deals with anomalies that do not fit into other categories. Department of Procurement and Liquidation: Responsible for the acquisition and liquidation of abnormal objects and entities.