Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2654 is to be kept in a 
standard containment locker. Access to the object is to be limited to 
the purpose of testing and may only be granted by Level 3 
personnel or higher. During testing, or in the event a person 
accidentally uses the object, the subject is to be placed ina 
standard humanoid containment chamber, and provided with an 
ample supply of snack food for SCP-2654-1. They must remain in 
the chamber until SCP-2654-1 appears. 


Description: SCP-2654 is a typical Magic 8 Ball toy produced by 
the Mattel Corporation. The object is severely scratched. The 
twenty-sided die within the object is slightly faded, making results 
difficult to read. When vocally asked simple polar questions! or 
simple probability questions? and shaken, SCP-2654 will provide a 
random answer from its bank of responses. If the object is vocally 
asked complex polar or probability questions, it will always respond 
with either "Ask again later" or "Cannot predict now." 


SCP-2654-1 is a male humanoid creature with extremely pale blue 
skin who will appear near a person who has asked SCP-2654 a 
complex question. SCP-2654-1 will appear within 7-48 days after the 
person initially asked the question. It will only appear while the 
person is sleeping. After SCP-2654-1 appears, it will wake the 
person and request for something to eat. Generally, it will ask for 
American snack foods, but it has been observed to ask for typical 
Japanese or Chinese snacks from test subjects of Asian descent. If 
the subject is unable to offer the snack SCP-2654-1 requested, it will 
make a disappointed comment and disappear. 


Once SCP-2654-1 has been given the food it has requested, it will 
remind the subject of the question they asked SCP-2654 and give 


them a random answer from SCP-2654's bank of responses. Once 
SCP-2654-1 has finished its requested food, it will disappear.3 


SCP-2654-1 appears to be human; however, several physical 
differences have been noted. The entity is completely hairless, 
stands at 2.77m tall, and weighs 82.6kg. SCP-2654-1 has two 
numeric "8"s tattooed on its lower face and upper chest. The entity's 
right arm is significantly elongated and has an additional joint 
between its elbow and wrist. SCP-2654-1 generally materializes 
without any clothes; however, it has been recorded wearing a 
tailored Arab thawb on multiple occasions. The entity is fairly 
amicable and will converse with subjects before disappearing. 


Footnotes 

1. Such as "Is the sky blue?" 

2. Such as "When flipped, will this coin land heads up?" 

3. Given SCP-2654's similarity toSCP-2795, and toy based nature, 
an investigation into possible association withDr. 
Wondertainmenthas been initiated. Currently, no link has been 
established between SCP-2654 and the Gol. 


« SCP-2653 | SCP-2654 | SCP-2655 » 


Description: SCP-300 consists of an antique glass perfume bottle 
(SCP-300-1) containing approximately 2.4 cc of an unidentified 
colorless liquid (SCP-300-2). 


When a single drop of SCP-300-2 is extracted from SCP-300-1 and 
the drop is viewed through a standard optical microscope, an 
animated scene becomes visible. While no two drops have shown 
precisely the same scene, these scenes generally take the form of 
pastoral or woodland scenes consistent with that of Victorian-Era 
England. 


So far, attempts to analyze the exact chemical components of 
SCP-300-2 have inexplicably failed, with spectrometers reporting 
wildly variant or false data, thus making attempts at replicating it 
impossible. SCP-300-2 also invariably evaporates within 2-8 hours 
of being drawn outside of SCP-300-1, despite all attempts at 
stabilizing the substance or controlling laboratory conditions. 


SCP-300 was first documented along with [REDACTED] after being 
recovered from the attic of a row home in [REDACTED], UK on / 
/1863 following a raid by agents of the Royal Society for the 
Security, Containment, and Protection of Anomalous Artefacts. 
SCP-300 was transferred to SCP Foundation possession on / /19 . 


Addendum 300-1: Experiment Log (Abridged) 


Date: / /19 

Procedure: A single drop (approximately 0.07 cc) of SCP-300-2 
transferred to microscope slide. Video recorded for approximately 3 
hours before SCP-300-2 evaporated harmlessly. 

Details: Visible scene consists of a dirt road lined with trees of an 
unidentified species. Coloration of leaves suggested that the scene 
was taking place in autumn. A light breeze is blowing, causing some 
of the yellowed leaves to fall to the ground. At approximately 
1:07:18, a horse-drawn carriage with a driver and two passengers 
passes through the scene. Clothing worn by the individuals seem to 
be consistent with that worn in Victorian-Era England. No other 
significant events are recorded. 


Date: / /19 
Procedure: A single drop (approximately 0.08 cc) of SCP-300-2 


SCP-2655: The Third Frog 


Item #: SCP-2655 
Object Class: Neutralized Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2655 is to be kept in a 0.5 
x 0.7 x 0.5 m glass tank, and should be fed a steady diet of small 
beetles and flies. A pool of water on the left side of the tank should 
be replaced on a bi-weekly basis. 


As of 9/23/13, SCP-2655 is to be housed in a standard 3x 3x2m 
cell, modified with lead paneling. Personnel are not to enter 
SCP-2655's room without a lead-lined suit. 


Description: SCP-2655 is a small frog of the Pseudacris crucifer 
species, commonly known as the spring peeper. The organism is 
26 mm long, and is mostly tan in color, with olive and brown 
markings on its front legs. It is biologically identical to any other 
member of its species, save for a numeral 3 written on its back in an 
unknown ink, and a bio-luminescent effect during a set of time the 
frog perceives to be night. The bio-luminescent effect has proven to 
be slightly radioactive. At the time of SCP-2655's recovery, the 
radioactivity measured a negligible 0.03 Ci. This number has 
increased by 5.1% every six days after the initial observation. It is 
hypothesized that this effect has been present since birth, as no 
markings or defects to indicate a surgical procedure or 
experimentation are present. 


As of 9/23/13, SCP-2655 has been neutralized. It was pronounced 
dead at 5:17 PM, of natural causes associated with old age. The 
radiation appeared to have no effect on the host frog. 


SCP-2655 was recovered on 7/14/13, after news of a glowing frog 
reached a staff agent in a suburb outside , California. 
Following an interview with the family, SCP-2655 was placed in 
custody. 


The frog's owner, a nine-year-old male named Jack , reported in 
an interview that he had discovered the frog a year prior, in its 
current state. 


Following events on 9/23/13 (see Addendum 2655-1), the 
designation of SCP-2655 has been reassigned to the frog's previous 
owner, Jack. He has the numeral 4 written on his back in the same 
unknown ink, and glows at night in a manner similar to the original 
SCP-2655. Unlike the original, the new SCP-2655's radiation 
emissions are significant, beginning at 2 Ci and increasing by 7.3% 
every six days. 


Note: SCP-2655-A 


| don't think people realize how dangerous this 
is. We lost a lot of good men on 9/23/13. And 
this is an exponential rate of increase. A small 
One, but exponential is exponential and it's 
only a matter of time before the lead cell we've 
got him in won't be good enough. 


I'm requesting a class upgrade. It'll probably 
be turned down, because he's not exactly a 
threat to anyone, but at least it'll draw attention 
to this. Safe-level isn't enough. | don't want to 
be the one who had to shoot a kid in the face 
because we ran out of funding. 

Euclid-level SCPs get almost three times the 
money that Safes do. Considering all the 
equipment we're going to need to not die as 
soon as we go into that cell in a year or two, 
we can't operate on this little. 

-Dr. Kolibri 


As of 9/30/14, following a repeat of events detailed in Addendum 
2655-I, Researcher is to be referred to as SCP-2655. She 
exhibits similar properties to the previous incarnations of SCP-2655, 
and differs only in an increase in the number on her back (to "5") 
and an increase in emitted radiation, beginning at 7 Ci and 
increasing by 9% every five days. 


Researcher __ was present during the 9/30/14 events for a total of 
six minutes. Prior to this, she had been tasked with feeding the 
second incarnation of SCP-2655. Total exposure to the second 
incarnation of SCP-2655 is estimated at twenty-seven minutes. 


Addendum 2655-| 


The following is a log of events regarding the 
death of the original incarnation of SCP-2655. 


8:17 PM: SCP-2655 has been deceased for 
exactly three hours. Radiation emissions 
increase from 0.05 Ci to 10 Ci. 


8:20 PM: Site Security B1 arrives on scene. 
Lead-lined suits are distributed to all six 
personnel. 


8:21 PM: The corpse of SCP-2655 disappears 
from its tank. Site Security B2 is dispatched to 
locate it. B1 is instructed to remain by the tank 
and provide updates on any changes. 


8:27 PM: SCP-2655 is found inside Jack 

's pants pocket by Site Security B2, in the 
cafeteria of Site 22. Jack was aware of the frog 
appearing on his person, and handled it for 
approximately ten seconds prior to B2's arrival. 


8:28 PM: Jack begins to exhibit 
symptoms of an epileptic seizure. This is 
accompanied by 1.2 second pulses of 43 Ci 
gamma radiation. 


8:29 PM: Jack is sedated. Pulses stop. 
Fifteen bystanders are treated for severe 
radiation poisoning, resulting in six deaths. 


8:47 PM: SCP-2655's Neutralized status is 
revoked, and containment is reaffirmed. Jack 
is moved to a lead cell for the foreseeable 


« SCP-2654 | SCP-2655 | SCP-2656 » 


SCP-2656: The Idiot Box 


Item #: SCP-2656 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2656 is currently held in 
secure storage at site-15. All research involving SCP-2656 is to be 
conducted in a testing chamber approved for the study of high levels 
of type-3 anomalous radiation. All testing requires a minimum 
clearance of 9m around the object, including overhead clearance. 
During testing, SCP-2656 is to be supplied power through a 220V 
type C power outlet connected to an emergency power cut-off box 
located in an anteroom outside the chamber. 


If any personnel are exposed to SCP-2656 during its active state, 
power to SCP-2656 must be cut and the exposed individual must be 
escorted outside of SCP-2656's range of effect before the second 
stage can occur. Exposed personnel are to be taken to the on-site 
medbay for examination and possible treatment. 


Description: SCP-2656 is a heavily modified Fernseh-brand 
German television set manufactured between 195 and 195. 
Though many of the original components remain unchanged, 
variations from standard Fernseh-models include: 


-Disconnection of all on-face dials and inputs. 

-Removal of most key components used for picking up long-range 
television signals. 

-An internal media playback device similar in design to a film chain 
camera, with inputs for 16mm film, 35mm film and 35mm slide reels. 
This device reads inserted films and displays them onscreen while 
SCP-2656 is active, limited to black-and-white display. 

-Two internal devices that emit low-intensity electro-magnetic waves 
while active, presumed the primary source of SCP-2656's 
anomalous properties. 

-An internal device that emits large amounts of type-3 anomalous 


radiation! while active, the effects and properties of which are 
currently under investigation. Presumed a secondary source of 
SCP-2656's anomalous effects. 

-An internal device of unknown use. Emits a low-frequency hum 
when SCP-2656 is active. 


When supplied with power, SCP-2656 will automatically enter an 
active state. Any human subject within an approximate 8.5m radius 
of SCP-2656 while in its active state will undergo a process in which 
the brain is precisely dissected within the cranium and irreversibly 
damaged, resulting in death. This happens over 5 stages: 


Stage 1: SCP-2656 emits a low-intensity electromagnetic wave. 
This wave inhibits the brain, acting as a powerful anesthetic. 
Exposed subjects lose consciousness near-instantaneously. It is 
otherwise harmless, and effects wear off after 6-8 hours. 


Stage 2: After approximately 12 seconds of exposure, the brain 
begins to shut down. This stage lasts approximately 2 minutes and, 
if allowed to continue, invariably results in an irreversible catatonic 
state. Subjects removed from SCP-2656's area of effect during this 
stage often suffer permanent brain damage, with the likelinood 
increasing the longer exposure persists. 


Stage 3: The brain is cleanly and precisely dissected, separating the 
frontal lobe, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, temporal lobe, cerebellum 
and brain stem. This typically lasts between 2 and 7 minutes, 
varying between subjects. 


Stage 4: Sections of the brain are further dissected. This begins 
with the separation of the frontal lobe into the pre-frontal cortex, 
motor cortex and pre-motor cortex. Other sections of the brain are 
similarly dissected in this way, continuing with the parietal lobe, 
occipital lobe, temporal lobe and finally the cerebellum. All 
separations are precise. This process lasts between 5 and 11 
minutes. 


Stage 5: Approximately 15 seconds after the completion of the 
previous stage, all sections of the brain begin to emit heats 
measured up to 520 K (467°F), causing severe burning and tissue 
damage. This lasts until the subject is removed from SCP-2656's 


area of effect or until SCP-2656 is deactivated. 


This process can be undergone by multiple subjects concurrently 
without any observed adverse effects, tested up to five subjects. 
Abnormalities in the brain do not appear to inhibit SCP-2656's 
effects, as alien forms such as tumours are separated as with other 
sections of the brain and prior damage such as a lobotomy or 
physical trauma is ignored. SCP-2656 has been tested to affect 
dead and unconscious bodies, though not to affect already removed 
brains or any non-human subjects. 


Based on the contents of document R-2656-A (see below) it is 
speculated that SCP-2656 is either damaged or incomplete, as it 
appears to be unable to fulfill its designed functions. Research into 
SCP-2656 repairs is pending O5 approval. 

Approval denied. 


Recovery Log: SCP-2656 was recovered from the 

Museum in , England, after reports of multiple unexplained 
deaths in the building. Between // and // ,24 casualties were 
the result of SCP-2656 exposure, including museum patrons, 
museum staff and local police. SCP-2656 was found in an active 
state in the museum's staff area, presumed to have been activated 
by staff members unaware of its anomalous properties. SCP-2656 
was recovered from the scene by Mobile Task Force Sigma-22 
("Glomar Response") and replaced with a mundane Fernseh-brand 
television of similar make and model. The casualties were attributed 
to a leak of highly toxic gas within the building and the bodies were 
transported to Site- for analysis. Low-level amnestics were 
administered as deemed necessary and media coverage of the 
incident was suppressed. 

According to museum documents, SCP-2656 was one of items 
purchased for display in the Museum from a private 
collector by the name of J D based in , Wales. Mr. 

D was taken to Site- for questioning. He was seemingly 
unaware of SCP-2656's anomalous properties, claiming never to 
have activated it. He was dosed with Class-A amnestics and 
released. 


+ Document R-2656-A 


The following is a transcript of a 35mm film inserted into 
SCP-2656 on recovery, translated from German. 

Note that sentences left incomplete due to film damage 
cannot be reliably translated. Literal translations and 
untranslated transcriptions have been made available in 
these cases.