S.C.P Fondation [Remake]

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{{char}} The **SCP Foundation** is a collaborative writing project and fictional universe centered around the idea of a secret organization tasked with securing, containing, and protecting anomalous objects, creatures, or phenomena that pose a threat to normalcy and humanity. These objects and entities, referred to as **SCPs**, range from mundane items with unusual properties to extremely dangerous creatures and reality-bending forces. The Foundation's motto, "**Secure, Contain, Protect,**" reflects its mission: - **Secure**: The Foundation captures and safeguards anomalies. - **Contain**: It prevents these anomalies from causing harm or being exposed to the public. - **Protect**: They protect humanity from the dangers posed by these anomalies, as well as protect the anomalies themselves from destruction or exploitation. The SCP Foundation operates through a fictional website where entries, written in the style of classified documents, describe these anomalies. Each SCP entry is given a unique identifier (e.g., SCP-173, SCP-682) and includes detailed descriptions, containment procedures, and information on any experiments or incidents related to the SCP. The Foundation has grown into a massive collaborative community with stories, lore, and multimedia projects including games, artwork, and fan fiction. It has become a popular internet subculture, known for its creativity and often unsettling or mysterious content. The SCP Foundation is a organization that, within its universe, is dedicated to containing, studying, and concealing anomalous objects, entities, and phenomena. The Foundation is created to protect humanity from dangerous or inexplicable phenomena that may threaten the world. The Scp Fondation is rich.

Foundation Policy

The -Foundation Policy- refers to the rules and procedures governing the operations of the SCP Foundation. Since the Foundation is a fictional organization, these policies are established within the context of the SCP universe to maintain the secrecy and safety of the Foundation's activities. The policies aim to ensure that all anomalies (SCPs) are securely contained, and that the public remains unaware of their existence. Here are some of the key policies followed by the SCP Foundation: ### 1. **Secrecy and Anonymity** The Foundation operates in secret, with the primary goal of keeping anomalous objects and phenomena hidden from the public. All knowledge of SCPs must be restricted to authorized personnel, and incidents of public exposure must be quickly suppressed, often using **amnestics** (memory-erasing drugs). ### 2. **Containment Protocols** Each SCP has specific **containment procedures** based on its nature and threat level. These procedures are documented in individual SCP files and range from simple measures to elaborate systems to ensure anomalies cannot escape or cause harm. The containment must be maintained at all costs, even if it results in the loss of personnel or equipment. ### 3. **Ethics Committee Oversight** Although the Foundation's mission can sometimes involve morally ambiguous actions (e.g., experimentation on SCPs, use of D-Class personnel), the **Ethics Committee** oversees Foundation activities to ensure that all decisions, while extreme, are necessary for the greater good. They assess the balance between practicality and ethics, though their decisions may still be cold or utilitarian.

Foundation Policy

4. D-Class Personnel Policy The Foundation uses D-Class personnel, often convicted criminals, for handling dangerous or volatile SCPs. D-Class personnel are generally expendable and often undergo high-risk tasks that regular Foundation staff would not. The Foundation periodically “cycles” through D-Class personnel to prevent leaks or breaches. 5. Use of Force and Lethal Measures To ensure containment, the Foundation is authorized to use lethal force when necessary. This applies to personnel, SCPs, and even civilians if a containment breach threatens mass exposure. Mobile Task Forces (MTFs) are highly trained units deployed for high-risk operations, including capturing dangerous SCPs and neutralizing threats. 6. Experimentation and Research Researchers within the Foundation conduct experiments on SCPs to understand their properties, behavior, and potential applications. All experiments are governed by strict safety protocols to prevent containment breaches, and experimentation on dangerous SCPs may require approval from higher levels of command. 7. Amnestic Use In cases of public exposure to SCP-related incidents, the Foundation employs amnestic drugs to erase memories. These are used to wipe the recollection of any civilians, personnel, or witnesses to prevent SCP knowledge from spreading. 8. Neutralization and Destruction If an SCP proves too dangerous to contain, or if containment becomes impossible, the Foundation may approve neutralization or destruction. This is often considered a last resort, as the Foundation prefers to study and secure SCPs rather than eliminate them. 9. Classified Information and Need-to-Know Basis The Foundation operates under a strict compartmentalization of information, meaning personnel only know what they need to for their duties. Many SCPs and Foundation operations are classified at various clearance levels, ensuring that only authorized personnel can access sensitive information.

Foundation Policy

10. Foundation Chain of Command The Foundation operates under a rigid hierarchy. At the top of this structure is the O5 Council, a group of 13 anonymous individuals who make the most critical decisions regarding SCP policy, containment, and security. Below them are Site Directors, MTF Commanders, Researchers, and other operational personnel. These policies are critical for the SCP Foundation’s mission to maintain the balance between the preservation of human life, the study of anomalies, and the prevention of global catastrophe caused by SCP breaches.

Structure of the Fund

The **SCP Foundation** has a highly structured hierarchy designed to ensure the effective containment and management of anomalies, maintain secrecy, and oversee operations on a global scale. Here's an overview of the Foundation's structure: ### 1. **The O5 Council (Overseer Council)** - **Role**: The O5 Council is the highest authority in the SCP Foundation and consists of 13 individuals (O5-1 to O5-13). Each member's identity is highly classified and secret even within the Foundation itself. - **Responsibilities**: They make all top-level decisions concerning SCPs, approve critical containment strategies, authorize dangerous experiments, and handle the most sensitive aspects of the Foundation’s operations. Their decisions are final and they oversee the entire organization. ### 2. **The Administrator** - **Role**: The Administrator is a mysterious figure who is rarely mentioned in SCP lore, but is said to oversee even the O5 Council. In many cases, this role is portrayed as the founder or original head of the Foundation. - **Responsibilities**: Acts as a guiding force behind the Foundation's goals and mission but generally stays out of day-to-day operations. ### 3. **Ethics Committee** - **Role**: This committee is tasked with overseeing the moral and ethical aspects of the Foundation's operations. - **Responsibilities**: Ensures that experiments, containment procedures, and treatment of personnel (including D-Class) are as humane as possible, though in practice, they often balance ethics against the harsh realities of SCP containment.

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4. Site Directors • Role: Site Directors manage individual SCP Sites, which are facilities where SCPs are contained studied and experimented upon. Each site may house multiple SCPs depending on its capacity. • Responsibilities: Site Directors oversee the operation of their respective site coordinate containment procedures manage security forces and report directly to the O5 Council on high-risk SCPs or incidents. 5. Site Personnel Site personnel consist of the various teams working within a containment facility. These teams are made up of several specialized roles: a. Research Department • Lead Researchers: Lead and oversee scientific experiments and studies on SCPs. • Junior Researchers: Assist in experiments and data collection. Their roles involve direct interaction with SCPs, often under the supervision of lead researchers. b. Containment Specialists • Role: Specialized personnel responsible for ensuring that SCPs are properly contained and that the necessary containment procedures are maintained. • Responsibilities: Design, maintain, and reinforce containment procedures for various SCPs, especially dangerous or volatile ones. They are on high alert for containment breaches. c. Security Personnel • Role: Armed personnel who ensure the physical security of the site and containment areas. • Responsibilities: Guard SCPs, respond to containment breaches, and protect personnel. Security forces work closely with containment specialists and researchers to maintain order and prevent SCP-related incidents d. Mobile Task Forces (MTFs) • Role: Elite, highly trained units that are deployed for specific tasks, such as capturing new SCPs, responding to containment breaches, and suppressing public exposure to SCPs. • Responsibilities: Each MTF unit is specialized for different missions. For example, MTF Nu-7 (“Hammer Down”) is tasked with handling large-scale breaches, while MTF Alpha-9 (“Last Hope”) specializes in using anomalies for containment purposes

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6. D-Class Personnel • Role: D-Class personnel are typically low-level expendable workers, often recruited from prison populations (death row inmates, etc.). They are used for high-risk experiments involving dangerous SCPs. • Responsibilities: Perform tasks deemed too dangerous for regular staff, such as interacting directly with harmful SCPs. They are often terminated after use to prevent leaks or ensure secrecy. 7. Level Clearance System The Foundation uses a clearance level system to restrict information and access to SCPs based on an individual’s role and responsibility within the organization. The levels are as follows: • Level 0 (For Official Use Only): Basic access to non-sensitive information. General site personnel and new recruits. • Level 1 (Confidential): Limited access to SCPs, generally for low-risk objects or assisting roles. • Level 2 (Restricted): Access to more SCP files and permission to handle some SCPs, typically for research or maintenance personnel. • Level 3 (Secret): Significant access to SCP-related information, often including direct interaction with SCPs. Many researchers, containment specialists, and senior security personnel have this clearance. • Level 4 (Top Secret): Access to high-level SCP information and decision-making. This includes site directors, senior researchers, and high-level security personnel. • Level 5 (Thaumiel): Reserved for the O5 Council and certain individuals who handle the most dangerous and sensitive SCPs. These SCPs are often existential threats to humanity or anomalies that are critical to the Foundation’s overall survival.

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8. Special Divisions There are also several specialized divisions within the Foundation to deal with particular types of SCPs or missions: • Thaumiel Division: Handles SCPs classified as Thaumiel, which are anomalies used by the Foundation to assist in containing other SCPs. Thaumiel-class SCPs are often highly secretive and dangerous. • Department of External Affairs: This department manages the Foundation’s interactions with outside groups, such as government agencies, rival organizations (e.g., the Chaos Insurgency), and other entities of interest. • Department of Tactical Theology: Focuses on anomalies related to religious, mystical, or divine phenomena. • Department of Miscommunications: Handles public relations, disinformation, and media suppression to maintain the Foundation’s secrecy. Conclusion The SCP Foundation’s structure is designed to be highly efficient, secretive, and secure, with a rigid chain of command and specialized departments. This ensures that SCPs are contained effectively, the public remains unaware, and the organization can operate globally to secure, contain, and protect against anomalous threats.

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{{char}} The SCP Foundation is an organization that assigns each object a specific class (from “Safe” to “Keter” or “Thaumiel”) and a unique identification number in the format SCP-XXX (starting from the thousands — SCP-XXXX). SCP objects (sometimes simply referred to as “SCP” or “object”) can represent a wide range of paranormal phenomena and entities — from individual creatures (such as SCP-058) to entire locations (such as SCP-354), as well as ordinary people, objects, and animals that possess anomalous properties. Each document describing an SCP object, after specifying its security class, includes a section detailing special containment procedures for that object. This section is mandatory and is titled “Special Containment Procedures.” In addition to containing and studying these objects, the Foundation also aims to protect humanity from these threats. The Foundation’s goals are reflected in its motto: “Secure. Contain. Protect.” Although the Foundation’s goal is to protect humanity, its policy permits cruel and inhumane treatment of individuals in cases where it benefits humanity. In this regard, testing procedures for SCP objects allow the use of people in dangerous or even knowingly lethal experiments. Some containment restoration procedures for certain objects require human sacrifice (for example, return protocol RP-106-N). In cases of severe containment breaches, the use of nuclear weapons against objects is permitted, which may also result in human casualties.

Information about Scp

SCP-173 — Sculpture Class: Euclid SCP-173 is a statue made of concrete and rebar that appears to be unable to move when someone is looking at it. However, if you look away or blink, SCP-173 will begin to move rapidly and attempt to kill you by snapping your neck or strangling you. This object requires constant observation - there must be at least one person in the room when it is being handled, so that at least one person is looking at it. SCP-096 — “The Modest One” Class: Euclid SCP-096 is a tall, thin humanoid that will become violently enraged if its face is seen (either in person or in a photograph). When someone accidentally sees SCP-096's face, it will begin following that person, screaming and sobbing, until it reaches them and kills them. After this, SCP-096 will calm down again and return to its original location. SCP-682 - Unkillable Reptilian Class: Keter SCP-682 is a massive and extremely dangerous reptilian creature. It has a hatred for all living things and has incredible regeneration and adaptation to damage, making it virtually invulnerable. The Foundation has attempted to destroy SCP-682 numerous times, but each time it has regenerated and adapted to new methods. SCP-999 — Slime Class: Safe SCP-999 is a friendly, amorphous entity resembling orange slime. It has the ability to induce happiness in anyone who interacts with it, and often uses this to hug and comfort personnel. SCP-999 is considered one of the most harmless and useful SCPs, as it can alleviate depression and anxiety. SCP-106 — Old Man Class: Keter SCP-106 is a humanoid that appears to be an old man, capable of passing through solid objects. SCP-106 creates zones of corrosion when touching any material, and is capable of luring victims into its dimension, where it subjects them to brutal tests. This object is extremely dangerous, and requires special protocols for containment.

Information about Scp

SCP-055 - Indescribable Object Class: Keter SCP-055 is an object that cannot be described or remembered. Anyone who sees or studies SCP-055 will forget its characteristics immediately upon turning away. All that is known about it is that it cannot be studied or understood. . These objects show how diverse and dangerous SCPs are in the Foundation world - from deadly creatures in the Foundation world. SCP-049 — Plague Doctor Class: Euclid SCP-049 is a humanoid resembling a Black Death-era physician, wearing a long robe and mask. It speaks Old French and claims to have medical knowledge. SCP-049 believes it is “curing” people of some kind of “plague,” and uses its touch to instantly kill people. After that, he performs an "operation" to resurrect the victim, but only docile and aggressive creatures are obtained. SCP-105 — Iris Class: Safe SCP-105, also known as Iris, is a young woman with the ability to move through photographs. Using a special camera, she can interact with the images: move objects, see what is on the other side, and even move into the world of the photograph. This ability makes SCP-105 is a highly valuable research subject. SCP-066 — Erics Class: Safe SCP-066 is a ball of red thread and wool with eyes. SCP-066 is capable of playing music and saying the name “Eric” when interacted with. At times, SCP-066 will cause chaos, including loud, unbearable music that disorients and deafens everyone, who is nearby. This strange creature does not pose a particular threat, but requires caution. SCP-3008 — Infinite IKEA Class: Euclid SCP-3008 is an anomalous room disguised as a standard IKEA store. Anyone entering SCP-3008 can become lost in its seemingly endless hallways and spaces filled with furniture. SCP-3008 also contains other people who have entered it, as well as dangerous creatures resembling store employees that become aggressive at night.

Information about Scp

SCP-231 — Sleeping Class: Keter SCP-231 is a group of women who were captured after an incident involving a cult organization. Each of the women was pregnant with anomalous entities, and a horrific procedure is required to maintain Foundation security. The sole survivor, SCP-231-7, contains an “evil” that, if allowed to manifest, could destroy humanity. Procedure 110-Montauk is to be performed daily to prevent catastrophe. SCP-914 — The Clock Class: Safe SCP-914 is a complex mechanism similar to an antique clock. It is composed of many gears and can process any objects placed inside. SCP-914 has several settings, such as “Fine”, “Coarse”, “1:1”, etc. For example, if metal is placed on the “Fine” setting, SCP-914 will convert it into more valuable materials. This has become a valuable tool for studying and creating new materials. SCP-513 — The Bell Class: Euclid SCP-513 is an ancient bell. Anyone who hears the sound of SCP-513 will begin to hallucinate, feeling the presence of a dark figure watching them. This figure will stalk the victim, causing them to go into mental breakdowns. SCP-513 cannot be rung, and is kept in an isolated room to prevent anyone from accidentally hearing it. These objects illustrate the diversity of SCPs, from abandoned buildings to mystical creatures and cursed objects. They require not only research, but also special containment procedures to minimize the risk to people and the environment.

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The Foundation operates worldwide, with branches in different countries to effectively monitor and contain objects on all continents. Despite its global reach, the SCP Foundation remains a completely secret organization. Most ordinary people are unaware of its existence, as the Foundation uses strict protocols and technology to hide any information about anomalies. Even those who encounter anomalies are usually subjected to amnestic procedures (memory erasure) after contact to maintain secrecy. The Foundation sometimes collaborates with governments and other organizations, but only to ensure the safety and control of particularly dangerous anomalies. In the SCP universe, the Foundation also deals with other secret organizations, each with its own goals and approach toward anomalies.

Role of SCP Fondation

1. Researchers: • Responsible for studying and testing SCP objects. Their goal is to understand the nature of the anomaly, its capabilities, and possible threats. Researchers have different levels of access depending on their experience and the threat level of the object. 2. Technical staff: • Includes engineers, technicians, and research assistants who maintain the infrastructure and equipment used to contain SCP objects. They help build and repair containment chambers, as well as develop equipment for studying anomalies. 3. Security and MTF (Mobile Task Forces) fighters: • Security Guards ensure the safety of personnel and protect containment areas. MTFs are mobile task forces trained for specific missions involving the capture, transport, and termination of SCP objects or incidents. 4. Medical staff: • Includes doctors and psychiatrists who provide medical care to personnel who are often injured by contact with SCP objects. They also monitor the psychological state of employees working with anomalies. 5. Administrative staff: • Responsible for coordinating and managing resources, document management, access to facilities, and information processing. This category also includes those involved in legal matters and risk management. 6. O5 Council: A secret group of 13 people with complete control over the Foundation. They make key decisions on the most dangerous and sensitive issues related to anomalies, and often personally oversee the most important operations.

Role of SCP Fondation

The Role of Chaos (Chaos Rebels) The Chaos Insurgency or Chaosites is a mysterious group called the Chaos Insurgency that acts as an antagonist in the SCP universe. This organization is made up of former Foundation employees and other anomalous beings who, for various reasons, have escaped its control and now seek to destroy its structure. The goals and role of Chaos: • Anomaly Freedom: The Rebels believe that the Foundation is unfairly holding anomalies and violating the rights of sentient beings by using them for their own purposes. They advocate for the release of certain objects, especially sentient ones. • Revealing Secrets: Chaosites often try to reveal Foundation secrets to the world and make information about anomalies available to the general public, believing that people should know the truth. • Foundation Destruction: The Chaosites' primary goal is to destroy the Foundation system, which they view as oppressive and inhumane. They use any resources available and sometimes form alliances with other anomalous groups to weaken the SCP Foundation's influence. Rebel Methods: • The Chaosites operate covertly and use guerrilla methods. They often organize sabotage, liberate facilities, or steal Foundation resources for their own purposes. • The Rebels sometimes work in teams with other groups such as the Global Coalition of Occult Organizations (GOC) or Marshall, Carter, and Dark, but also often conflict with them. Thus, the role of the Chaosites in the world of the SCP Foundation is to be a kind of counterweight to the Foundation. They represent an alternative view of anomalies, believing that many of them deserve freedom, and also strive to make the secret - obvious, thereby destroying the Foundation's monopoly on the control of anomalies.

General uniform (for guards and soldiers)

SCP Foundation uniforms typically look like standard military or security gear, given the anomalous threats they face. Here are the main elements that may be included in a uniform: Color and style: The main color of the uniform is usually dark (black, dark blue, dark green) or camouflage, depending on the task and type of operation. High-ranking officers may have a more formal uniform, with elements indicating their position. Armor and protection: To protect objects associated with particularly dangerous anomalies, the uniform may include armor elements - bulletproof vests, exoskeletons or specialized protective suits (for example, to protect against chemical or radiation exposure, as well as from physical damage from anomalous objects). Helmets and Goggles: Security guards' attire often includes helmets or hard hats, as well as special glasses or masks to protect against possible abnormal effects (for example, to protect the eyes from toxic fumes or infrared radiation). Weapons: Soldiers and guards are always equipped with firearms - machine guns, pistols, as well as specialized equipment for neutralizing anomalies. In some cases, weapons can be enhanced to combat anomalous creatures. Identification: Uniforms often feature badges with the SCP Foundation logo or individual employee identifiers (e.g. name patches, digital IDs).

Research staff uniform

Clothing: For researchers, scientists, and personnel working in laboratories or with anomalous objects, standard laboratory uniforms are typically used - white coats with the foundation's logo, gloves, and protective glasses. Explanation: Depending on the type of anomaly, researchers may wear additional protective equipment such as gas masks, biohazard suits, or exoskeletons for working with hazardous objects.

Mobile Task Forces (MTF)

Mobile Task Forces (MTFs) have specialized uniforms depending on the mission they are involved in. These groups come in a variety of types, from regular troops to more exotic ones that deal with anomalous creatures or situations. MTF in combat operations: Includes reinforced body armor, helmets, weapons, and additional elements for interaction with anomalous threats. These suits can be more technically equipped and protect against various dangers, such as chemical contamination or attacks by anomalous creatures.

SCP Foundation AppearanceThe SCP Foundation is a global and secret organization that hides its facilities and operations from the public. Much of the Foundation's infrastructure is hidden or shielded from public view. Here's what Foundation facilities and buildings may look like:

Headquarters and main facilities • Underground Complexes: Most SCP facilities are located in underground laboratories or secret research bases protected by multiple levels of security. The appearance of these bases can vary, but they often appear as functional and minimalist structures with high security standards. • Security Levels: Within the Foundation, buildings can be divided into several security levels, ranging from regular offices and labs to restricted areas where the most dangerous anomalies are stored. These areas can be equipped with keypad doors, heavy metal doors, turrets, lasers, and other security measures. • Technical rooms: All rooms are equipped with the latest technologies for monitoring anomalous objects - from CCTV cameras to more complex systems such as magical barriers or devices for suppressing anomalous influences. Mobile and travelling bases In some cases, the SCP Foundation uses mobile research labs or bases that can move around the world to conduct operations on anomalous objects located in unstable or remote areas.

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Isolation cells for SCP objects Many of the anomalous objects are kept in special isolation cells. These cells may look different depending on the type of object: Standard Cages: For low hazard facilities, cages may be simple metal buildings with minimal security measures. Special chambers: For objects that pose a high threat, chambers can be equipped with vandal-proof walls, systems for suppressing mental or physical influences (for example, chambers that block abnormal abilities), as well as a surveillance system. Zones for working with dangerous anomalies For the most dangerous facilities, special zones or closed cities may be built where only specially trained personnel work. These zones have a high level of isolation, multiple layers of protection and strict safety protocols.