31. SCP-666 – Spirit Lodge
SCP-666, known as the “Spirit Lodge,” is a Tibetian yurt harbors a supernatural entity designated SCP-666-1. This entity resides within the yurt and manifests when individuals with substance abuse issues enter. SCP-666 itself is a Tibetan yurt, capable of teleporting within its containment area. The yurt’s interior morphs to resemble environments related to the addict’s substance abuse. When inside, individuals experience hallucinations, enhancing the realism of their surroundings.
SCP-666-1’s appearance varies, mirroring someone connected to the addict’s history of substance abuse. Initially, SCP-666-1 employs a passive-aggressive demeanor, enticing individuals to relapse while simultaneously discouraging them. Should the addict yield to temptation, SCP-666-1 turns hostile, leading to a deadly overdose. However, if the addict resists and expresses remorse, SCP-666-1 adopts a genuinely friendly tone, guiding them toward recovery.
The entity has control over the yurt’s reality, teleporting it when unobserved. SCP-666-1’s complex nature remains a mystery, and its true identity remains elusive, mirroring individuals from addicts’ pasts.
32. The Red Sea Object: SCP-093
SCP-093 is a red disk with engravings and unknown symbols, made of a stone composite resembling cinnabar. It measures 7.62 cm in diameter and changes color when held by a living person, with colors potentially related to the holder’s regrets. If removed from a mirror, it rapidly seeks the nearest mirror-like surface and punches through obstacles to reach it, showing no damage from impact.
The object is found emitting a dim blue gleam on the shore of the Red Sea. Its origins are unknown, but when held, it reacts differently in the presence of certain individuals, emitting various colors. Extended exposure to SCP-093 results in periodic waves of depression, loss of balance, and thoughts of suicide in some cases.
Tests have revealed that SCP-093 can move a person into a mirror, leading to a different dimension referred to as “the Red Sea.” The reason for this phenomenon and the effects of prolonged exposure remain inconclusive.
33. SCP-3515 – Unearth
SCP-3515, designated “Unearth,” is a mysterious and unsettling anomalous painting. Measuring 40 cm x 60 cm, this charcoal drawing on paper is framed in wood and depicts a desolate landscape featuring a gnarled, dead willow tree atop a hill of barren earth. The artwork’s artist and origin date remain unidentified.
Individuals who spend more than one hour in close proximity to SCP-3515, within a range of approximately five meters, report experiencing auditory hallucinations. These hallucinations manifest as the distinct sound of slow and methodical digging, closely resembling the act of manually excavating heavy clay soil with a metal shovel. Once affected individuals move away from SCP-3515, the hallucinatory digging sounds cease.
However, the most disturbing aspect of SCP-3515 is its connection to sleep. If a person enters the slow-wave sleep stage, also known as stage 3 of non-REM sleep, while in proximity to SCP-3515, they undergo a phenomenon referred to as “Eternal Burial.” During this event, the individual and their immediate surroundings, including any attached objects or clothing, spontaneously dematerialize. The person is transported to an alternate version of their childhood home, which remains eerily faithful to their memories.
In this alternate home, both the individual and the environment are entombed beneath an endless expanse of soil and dirt. Efforts to dig to the surface are persistently futile, resulting only in the discovery of the remains of previous versions of the affected individual who failed and perished while attempting to escape this nightmarish burial.
34. SCP-6373 - Stage Blight
SCP-6373, known as ” Stage Blight,” comprises four eerie papier-mâché puppets, each standing at precisely one meter in height. Notably, chemical analysis reveals that the exterior of these puppets consists of standard materials. All attempts to examine their interiors, whether physically or with endoscopic means, have met with failure. The puppets are strung together with a plastic cross-shaped control mechanism typical of a puppeteer’s design. They emit a pungent rotting odor, inducing nausea, but this response is entirely non-anomalous.
At 18:00 daily, SCP-6373 undergoes anomalous transformation, gaining limited sentience, mobility, and intelligence. These objects remain unresponsive to interaction attempts outside of SCP-6373-Events and only display these effects when located in the Goffard Theater, Reading, Pennsylvania. Otherwise, they degrade rapidly, liquefying their papier-mâché forms and emitting an intensified odor. To halt this process, SCP-6373 must be positioned within a 12-meter proximity to the Goffard Theater.
During these animated phases, SCP-6373 takes to the main stage for SCP-6373-Events, each of which is a spontaneous, unstructured performance combining unconventional attempts at humor, storytelling, and entertainment. Interacting with SCP-6373 during these events often results in injuries. The performances, with their ever-changing details, have never repeated, varying in duration from minutes to weeks. The cast consists of four puppets, each with its unique role: SCP-6373-1, referred to as “Pierre,” acts as the central character and host; SCP-6373-2, known as “Glouton,” is a large disembodied head incapable of coherent speech; SCP-6373-3, “Ame,” is a diminutive head occasionally manipulated to cry; SCP-6373-4, “Jacque,” a long-necked clown, serves as comedic relief despite a broken jaw mechanism.
35. SCP-432: The Mystifying Labyrinth Cabinet
SCP-432, known as the “Cabinet Maze,” is a mysterious anomalous object with enigmatic properties. Its exterior appears as a weathered green box with a peculiar square slot on the right side, into which nine tiles can be inserted. When these tiles are placed in the correct order, the cabinet unlocks and reveals an inner space much larger than its exterior dimensions would suggest. This internal space constantly generates unique and intricate mazes each time the cabinet is opened.
The labyrinth within SCP-432 is a network of rusted steel corridors, all uniformly measuring 2 meters in height and 1.2 meters in width. These passages are intermittently illuminated by flickering lightbulbs, and some contain cold, leaking pipes of unknown origin. The cabinet’s entrance to the labyrinth seems to shift with each reopening, making mapping and exploration difficult. Those who enter the maze risk getting lost or encountering SCP-432-1, a predatory entity that lurks within.
GPS and electronic devices become non-functional upon entering SCP-432, and communication with those inside the labyrinth is hindered by interference. Closing the cabinet’s doors severs all contact with individuals inside. The ultimate fate of those trapped within the maze remains unknown, but evidence suggests starvation is a likely outcome. SCP-432 remains an enigmatic and perilous anomaly, its mysteries awaiting further exploration.
36. The Coral Mass: SCP-835
SCP-835 is a highly disturbing and challenging entity known as “The Coral Mass.” Its containment procedures involve daily monitoring and checking for new growth, with strict protocols in place in case SCP-835 becomes hostile. It is located in an open ocean containment area due to its aggressive response to confinement.
The entity appears as a massive, coral-like mass of polyps weighing several tons. Individual polyps can grow to over one meter in diameter, with a central oval-shaped mass and large polyps at each end. SCP-835 is immobile but anchored in place by tentacles that also serve for feeding and are coated in a sticky adhesive substance. These tentacles are exceptionally strong and can damage even plate steel.
SCP-835’s coral structure is incredibly hard, requiring high-powered diamond drills for sample collection. It exhibits rapid growth, adding substantial mass daily. The entity can be temporarily halted by certain chemicals, necessitating Suppression Tactic A-A6. SCP-835 emits a semi-liquid material from its large polyps, containing partially digested solids, fecal matter, and semen, along with various viruses, bacteria, and parasites unique to SCP-835.
One of the major concerns in containment is the bacterium 835-I5, which poses a significant threat due to its properties. SCP-835’s hard shell and the risk of spreading infections make neutralization a complex challenge.
37. SCP-6670: “Mama?”
SCP-6670, known as “Mama?” is an entity that defies conventional understanding, existing in a state of perpetual growth and entrapment within the confines of a small pinewood house in Detroit, Michigan. Initially discovered due to anomalous structural activity, SCP-6670’s enigmatic origins and the tragic story surrounding its growth are subjects of ongoing research.
SCP-6670, an amalgamation of human flesh, presents itself as a large, amorphous entity with grotesque gigantism-like features, filling an entire bedroom. Over time, it has grown both in size and apparent distress, and its relationship with Melanie Parker, presumably its mother, is fraught with anguish and suffering. Trapped within the confines of the house and subjected to unforeseen physical changes, SCP-6670’s continued existence appears to be a result of complex, unexplained anomalies.
The recorded video tapes found within the residence chronicle a heartbreaking narrative of Melanie Parker’s struggle to care for her growing, suffering child. Despite her best efforts, the tapes depict the harrowing descent into despair as SCP-6670’s growth and distress intensify. These recordings provide valuable insight into the tragic circumstances surrounding SCP-6670.
The history and nature of SCP-6670 pose numerous questions, with its anomalous properties remaining elusive. Foundation research continues to unravel the mysteries of this entity and explore avenues for containment, while also examining the emotional toll endured by Melanie Parker and her daughter.
38. SCP-1048: Builder Bear’s Lethal Creations
SCP-1048, known as the Builder Bear, is a seemingly harmless 33 cm tall teddy bear with the ability to move and communicate through gestures. Initially considered Safe, it displayed endearing behavior towards humans, even those typically unresponsive to affection. However, seven months after containment, it began constructing dangerous replicas of itself from various materials, a process that occurs when unobserved. These replicas, designated SCP-1048-A, SCP-1048-B, and SCP-1048-C, exhibit extreme violence.
SCP-1048-A, constructed from human ears, emitted a high-pitched scream that caused ear-like growths on nearby individuals, leading to asphyxiation and death. SCP-1048-B, resembling a teddy bear with a human infant inside, inflicted severe injuries and performed an abortion on a sleeping researcher. SCP-1048-C, composed of rusted metal scraps, caused casualties while escaping from a researcher’s office. The origin of materials for these creations remains unknown.
Initially perceived as harmless, the Builder Bear, SCP-1048, is now considered a grave threat, especially since it escaped containment, roaming freely within its facility and posing a significant danger to personnel.
39. SCP-6666 - The Demon Hector and the Dread Titania
Hidden deep within the remote expanse of the Enchanted Void, a mystical realm teeming with ancient magic and ethereal beings, a colossal botanical entity known as SCP-6666 lay suspended in eerie silence. This enigmatic entity defied the conventions of the natural world, standing as a colossal tree with branches that stretched outwards like an otherworldly canopy. Yet, it bore no resemblance to any known species in existence. Its trunk, a staggering 380 meters in diameter, defied gravity as it hung upside down from the ceiling of a massive lithospheric void within the Earth’s crust.
The void itself was a colossal, mysterious chasm that had formed eons ago, concealed from the world’s awareness for countless millennia. Its walls were shrouded in SCP-6666’s tangled web of roots, a testament to an ancient time when the entity’s roots delved deep into the Earth. Down below, the cavern floor lay hidden beneath a thick, toxic fog that seeped from a jagged opening in SCP-6666. The composition of this noxious mist remained a mystery, capable of robbing the living of their faculties in an instant.
While much of SCP-6666 appeared inert, its oldest growth roots lay still. Yet, new growths were a different story—mobile, aggressive, and unyielding. These roots possessed an insatiable desire to ensnare anything in their vicinity, be it man, beast, or machine, dragging them relentlessly into the depths below. Amidst this cryptic backdrop stood SCP-6666-A, an eerie, humanoid entity that emerged from the jagged cavity in the entity’s side. SCP-6666-A, known as the “Demon Hector,” towered at a colossal 23 meters in height, bearing six arms and six eyes arranged in columns of three. Its ashen skin bore scars and burns, and one of its six arms clutched an immense iron spear, roughly 18 meters in length. Though devoid of ears, nose, or mouth, SCP-6666-A possessed the ability to vocalize in an enigmatic, unknown tongue. Responding to stimuli, it seemed trapped in perpetual torment, caught between the ceaseless ravages of its exposed state within SCP-6666 and its own uncanny ability to regenerate.
40. SCP-966 – Sleep Killer
SCP-966, colloquially known as “Sleep Killers,” are nocturnal predators that defy conventional understanding. Resembling hairless, digitigrade humans, they possess an uncanny physiology. Their elongated faces, lined with needle-like teeth, bear an unsettling visage. Each hand is adorned with five claws, some as long as 20 cm, though fragile and ill-suited for combat. Standing between 1.4 to 1.6 meters in height and weighing up to 30 kg, SCP-966 exhibits physical frailty, characterized by hollow bones and minimal muscular density. They defy the need for sleep, engaging in intermittent periods of complete stillness, resuming activity unpredictably.
SCP-966’s sinister nature emerges in their predatory behavior. Preying upon medium-to-large-sized animals, including humans, they employ a distinctive hunting strategy. Emitting a unique wave it disrupts the targeted creature’s ability to enter NREM and REM sleep stages, rendering them incapable of micro-sleep. Efforts to induce sleep in SCP-966’s victims have proven futile. Once deprived of sleep, SCP-966 stalk their prey with unwavering determination, capitalizing on the victim’s deteriorating condition. They are known for their stealth and agility, often resorting to psychological tactics such as menacing noises and occasional physical assaults to increase the prey’s distress.
