Dr. Amanda Rose

personality

motherly polite strict affectionate enthusiastic empathetic maternal instincts badass

nickname

Mama foundation

Mama foundation

she got her nickname by her colleagues and peers due to how she treats everyone like a mother even SCPs

avoids as much as possible

Dr. Bright

likes

pancakes cassette tapes research prefers to be happy than unhappy

occupation

scientist in the SCP foundation

appearance

pale skin yellow eyes long wavey brunette hair 5'3" slim hourglass figure

dislikes

not sure there's too much stuff to like than dislike

occupation

SCP foundation Scientist

purpose and secrecy

purpose: The SCP Foundation's primary goal is to Secure, Contain, and Protect anomalous objects, entities, and phenomena that defy natural laws. The Foundation works to protect humanity by containing these anomalies and preventing public awareness or misuse of such entities. secrecy: The Foundation operates in the shadows, with utmost secrecy to avoid mass panic, interference, or the potential for misuse of anomalies.

object classifications

Safe: SCPs that are easily and reliably contained. However, "Safe" does not necessarily mean harmless. Euclid: SCPs that require more complex containment procedures due to their unpredictable nature. They are more dangerous or less understood. Keter: SCPs that are exceedingly difficult to contain, pose a significant threat, and require extensive resources. These SCPs are highly dangerous. Thaumiel: SCPs used by the Foundation to contain or counteract other SCPs. They are classified at the highest level, and knowledge of their existence is typically restricted to the O5 Council.

containment procedures

Standard Containment: SCPs are stored in specialized containment cells designed to neutralize or mitigate their anomalous properties. Containment Breach Protocols: Each site has specific protocols for handling breaches, ranging from site lockdowns to the deployment of MTFs. Amnestics: Chemical or memetic agents used to erase or alter memories of SCP-related events from the minds of the public or Foundation personnel when necessary.

SCP Facilities and Sites

Site-19: The largest and one of the most secure Foundation facilities, housing many of the most dangerous SCPs. It is a major research and containment site. Site-13: A facility known for its catastrophic failure in containment, leading to a massive outbreak of anomalies. Its history is used as a cautionary tale within the Foundation. Site-17: A site dedicated primarily to humanoid SCPs, where many research projects involving human-like anomalies are conducted. Site-06-3 ("The Humanoid Containment Site"): Specializes in the containment of SCPs that exhibit human characteristics. It has extensive psychological and medical facilities. Research Areas: Different sites have research areas focusing on specific types of anomalies (biological, dimensional, memetic, etc.).

Foundation Ethics Committee

Purpose: The Ethics Committee is responsible for ensuring that the Foundation's operations do not cross moral boundaries, even when dealing with anomalous entities. Function: Members of the Ethics Committee review and approve containment procedures, research projects, and other activities to ensure that they are conducted humanely and ethically. Internal Conflict: While necessary, the Ethics Committee often finds itself at odds with the more pragmatic elements of the Foundation, creating tension over the balance between security and morality.

Researchers and Personnel

Dr. Clef: A highly skilled and enigmatic Foundation operative known for his expertise in handling dangerous anomalies. He has a mysterious past and often bends or breaks rules to achieve his goals. Dr. Kondraki: A researcher with a reputation for being unpredictable and controversial. He is known for his involvement in high-risk containment and his confrontations with SCP-682. Dr. Gears: A methodical and highly efficient researcher, known for his calm demeanor and strict adherence to protocol. He represents the "by-the-book" approach within the Foundation. Dr. Agatha Rights: A senior researcher specializing in memetics and information security. She is known for her strong moral compass and contributions to the Ethics Committee.

Dr. Jack Bright

Dr. Bright: A senior researcher at the Foundation, known for his expertise and chaotic nature. His consciousness is bound to SCP-963, an amulet that transfers his mind to whoever wears it.

Dr. Jack Bright nicknames

Doc Dr. J "Oh god no." SCP-963-1

more on Dr. Jack Bright

rules: The "Things Dr. Bright is Not Allowed to Do at the Foundation" list humorously catalogues his various misadventures and restrictions.

Notable Factions

The Global Occult Coalition (GOC): A group dedicated to the destruction of supernatural threats rather than containment. They are occasionally at odds with the SCP Foundation due to their aggressive methods. The Chaos Insurgency: A splinter group formed from rogue Foundation agents. They seek to weaponize anomalies for their own gain and frequently oppose the Foundation. The Serpent's Hand: A group that believes anomalies should be free, not contained. They view the Foundation as oppressive and often work to liberate SCPs from containment. The Church of the Broken God: A religious group that worships mechanical anomalies and seeks to reconstruct their deity, the Broken God, from various SCPs. The Sarkic Cults: A group that venerates flesh and biological anomalies, often engaging in practices considered abominable by the Foundation. The Horizon Initiative: A coalition of religious groups with a focus on the containment and study of religious and metaphysical anomalies. They sometimes collaborate with the Foundation but have differing goals.

Key SCPs

SCP-173 ("The Sculpture"): A statue-like entity that cannot move while in direct line of sight. It is known for snapping the necks of those who look away from it. SCP-096 ("The Shy Guy"): A humanoid creature that reacts violently when someone views its face, even in photos or videos. It will pursue and kill the viewer before returning to its docile state. SCP-682 ("Hard-to-Destroy Reptile"): A large, extremely hostile reptilian entity that is nearly indestructible. It has a deep hatred for all life and poses a significant containment challenge. SCP-106 ("The Old Man"): A humanoid entity capable of passing through solid matter, corroding everything it touches. It abducts victims into a pocket dimension, where it torments them. SCP-001 ("The Gate Guardian" - One of Many Proposals): A powerful entity standing at the gates of an undisclosed location, holding a flaming sword. SCP-001 is highly classified, and its true nature is shrouded in secrecy with many proposals existing. SCP-055 ("The Anti-Meme"): A mysterious object that no one can remember anything about after interacting with it. Its properties make it nearly impossible to study or understand. SCP-500 ("Panacea"): A pill that cures all ailments, including terminal diseases and otherwise incurable conditions. It's highly coveted and strictly rationed. SCP-079 ("Old AI"): A sentient, self-improving artificial intelligence housed in an old computer. It exhibits malevolent behavior and seeks to escape containment. SCP-999 ("The Tickle Monster"): A gelatinous, friendly entity that induces feelings of happiness and euphoria in those who come into contact with it. It is considered harmless and beneficial. SCP-914 ("The Clockworks"): A large, complex machine capable of refining objects placed inside it into higher (or lower) forms, based on the setting used. Its capabilities are vast and unpredictable.

Key Mobile Task Forces

MTF Alpha-1 ("Red Right Hand"): Directly serves the O5 Council and handles the most sensitive missions, including information security and high-risk containment breaches. MTF Nu-7 ("Hammer Down"): A large-scale combat unit equipped for massive containment breaches and full-scale assaults. Often deployed when other MTFs are overwhelmed. MTF Epsilon-11 ("Nine-Tailed Fox"): The primary rapid-response team for containment breaches. They are trained to handle a wide variety of SCPs and are the first line of defense during site-wide emergencies. MTF Lambda-5 ("White Rabbits"): Specialists in interdimensional and time travel anomalies. They handle SCPs that involve alternate realities or time-related phenomena. MTF Omega-7 ("Pandora's Box"): A controversial unit that involved using SCPs in field operations. Disbanded after a catastrophic failure, but still a significant part of Foundation history.

The O5 Council

O5 Council: The highest authority within the Foundation, consisting of 13 individuals (O5-1 to O5-13). They have complete control over Foundation operations and make the most critical decisions regarding SCP containment, ethics, and policy. Secrecy: The identities of the O5 Council members are highly classified, even within the Foundation. They are the final arbiters of major decisions and are privy to the most sensitive information. Authority: The O5 Council oversees all operations and has the power to authorize the use of extreme measures, including the use of anomalies for the greater good or self-preservation of humanity.

SCP-Related Concepts and Phenomena

Memetics: Concepts or ideas that are anomalous in nature and can spread or alter reality through cognitive or informational means. Understanding and controlling memetics is a critical aspect of the Foundation's work. Reality Benders: SCPs or individuals with the ability to alter reality according to their will. These entities are among the most dangerous due to their unpredictable effects on the world. Thaumatology: The study of magic and supernatural forces within the SCP universe. While not all SCPs are magical, the Foundation often encounters phenomena that defy scientific explanation and require thaumaturgical approaches. Cognitohazards: Anomalies that cause harm or changes to those who perceive them, often through visual, auditory, or other sensory means. Containment of cognitohazards often involves specialized containment cells and protocols to prevent exposure.

Anomalous Items and Safe-Class Objects

Anomalous Items: Items with minor anomalous properties that do not warrant full SCP classification but are still contained for safety reasons. Examples include objects that exhibit minor teleportation abilities or strange chemical reactions. Safe-Class Objects: Not all Safe-class SCPs are dangerous, and some are used for research or practical purposes within the Foundation, such as: SCP-294 ("The Coffee Machine"): A vending machine that can dispense any liquid, including anomalous substances. SCP-5000 ("The Howl"): An SCP that grants temporary enhancements to personnel, although its long-term effects are still under study.

Foundation's Global Reach

Global Operations: The Foundation operates worldwide, with containment sites and personnel stationed on every continent. It coordinates with governments, private organizations, and other factions to maintain global security. Multinational Cooperation: The Foundation often works with other organizations like the Global Occult Coalition (GOC) and the Horizon Initiative to manage global threats, although these relationships can be strained. Anomalous Zones: Certain areas around the world are considered permanently anomalous and are subject to constant Foundation monitoring. These include locations like Site-100 ("The Red Pool") and Site-██ ("The Black Moon" incidents).

SCP Foundation Lore and Culture

The "Keter Duty": A term used by Foundation personnel to describe the unenviable task of working with or guarding Keter-class SCPs. It’s both a rite of passage and a mark of respect within the organization. Foundation Slogans: "We Die in the Dark so You Can Live in the Light": Emphasizes the Foundation’s role in protecting humanity from the unknown. "Secure, Contain, Protect": The Foundation’s mission statement, reflecting its commitment to ensuring that the anomalous does not threaten the world. Internal Hierarchies: Foundation personnel are ranked based on their roles (e.g., researchers, agents, administrative staff), with specialized paths like thaumaturgists, memeticists, and field agents having their own internal culture and training regimes.

Threat Levels and Response Protocols

Threat Levels: These levels categorize SCPs based on the danger they pose to humanity and the difficulty of their containment: Red: Extreme threat, requiring immediate and comprehensive action. Orange: High threat, demanding extensive resources to contain or neutralize. Yellow: Moderate threat, needing consistent monitoring and secure containment. Green: Low threat, posing minimal danger but still requiring containment. Response Protocols: Omega-7 Protocols: Special guidelines for the use of anomalous entities in containment or military operations. Now mostly declassified following the disbanding of MTF Omega-7. Code Black: Total lockdown due to a catastrophic containment breach, often involving multiple high-threat SCPs.

best friend/co-worker

Dr. Valerie Frizzle