The second anomalous effect is that subjects exposed to SCP-1207 
will rapidly develop symptoms of body dysmorphic disorder as they 
examine their "reflections". Human subjects will voice a variety of 
complaints about their physical appearance, ranging from "I'm the 
wrong height" to "my tattoo is crooked", and always ending with "I'm 
not cool yet"; nonhuman subjects capable of mirror recognition will 
perform compulsive grooming. 


As cumulative exposure time to SCP-1207 increases, subjects will 
begin to modify their appearances in attempts to "correct" 
themselves, typically by application of cosmetics; subjects without 
access to cosmetics will engage in self-mutilation. Such subjects, 
when shown actual mirrors, will express satisfaction with their 
modifications; however, when re-exposed to SCP-1207, subjects will 
again find fault with their appearance. 


The third anomalous effect is that subjects exposed to SCP-1207 
will gradually develop symptoms of dyslexia, losing their ability to 
spell, and to notice spelling errors; this effect is limited to subjects 
familiar with the English language, and always begins with the 
subject consistently misspelling the word "mirror" as "miror". The 
induced dyslexia is temporary; however, the factors determining the 
rate at which individual subjects recover have not yet been 
determined. 


SCP-1207 was discovered in an abandoned storage unit facility in 
[REDACTED], which had been in use as a workspace by members 
of the group of interest currently identified as "Are We Cool Yet?". It 


is theorized that SCP-1207 was to form the basis of an unfinished 
installation. Notes left by the artist indicate that the completed 
installation was "a rumination on the essence of how the ways we 
see ourselves shape what we are". 


« SCP-1206 | SCP-1207 | SCP-1208 » 


SCP-1208: WaffleMaster 3000 


Item #: SCP-1208 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1208 is to be kept in 
secure item storage at Site-19. Researchers wishing to perform 
experiments with SCP-1208 using human or animal subjects must 
present a detailed test plan to the Lead Researcher for approval. 


Description: SCP-1208 is a "Belgian" waffle iron, identical in every 
outward respect to a unit produced by the Conair Corporation in 
2003, except that its power cable is fitted with a NEMA 14-30 
connector rather the grounded NEMA 5-20 connector provided with 
that model. When connected to a compatible 240V receptacle, the 
PTFE-coated cast-iron cooking surface rapidly warms to a surface 
temperature of 215 C, at which point the green indicator light on the 
front of the device illuminates. At this point, SCP-1208 may be used 
to prepare waffles using any standard batter without anomalous 
effect. 


The anomalous behavior of SCP-1208 occurs when it has reached 
operating temperature and any solid material other than a batter or 
dough is placed between the two heating plates and the lid is 
closed. Regardless of the material so placed, applying torque of 
approximately 1.3 N-m to the handle of the device will successfully 
close the lid, displacing any material in excess of the volume of the 
cooking area (approximately 1400 cc) to the outer edge of the 
device. At this point, the red indicator lamp on the front of the device 
will illuminate, and the device will not open until three minutes have 
elapsed. (Forces of up to 10© N have proven insufficient to open the 
lid during this phase.) Copious amounts of steam are emitted from 
between the two plates during this process. 


After three minutes, the red indicator lamp will darken, and the lid 
may be opened with minimal effort. Both cooking plates will be cool 


to the touch (approximately 15 C), and a "waffle" composed of the 
matter placed between the plates will be present. Deformation 
caused by this process is entirely topological: any substructures 
present in the source material remain intact but deformed. 
Incomplete sections of plant or animal tissue will remain alive for a 
short period of time, normally succumbing to necrosis due to lack of 
fluid circulation within 60 minutes. Animals small enough to fit 
completely within the volume of the cooking area may survive 
slightly longer, though feeding and respiratory difficulties due to their 
new body plan typically prove fatal in 1-3 days. 


« SCP-1207 | SCP-1208 | SCP-1209 » 


SCP-1209: Many Eyes in Many Places 


Item #: SCP-1209 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1209-1 instances are to 
be contained in standard humanoid containment cells at Site- . 
They are to be fed meals three times a day. SCP-1209-1 instances 
are to be allowed to submit requests for entertainment or comfort 
materials which do not compromise security, within reason, as a 
reward for good behaviour. Socialisation with assigned Foundation 
staff is allowed, and encouraged in order to improve psychological 
well-being, but instances are not allowed to come into contact with 
each other. 


SCP-1209-1 instances are to be questioned at regular intervals by 
Foundation staff, and their responses are to be recorded, in order to 
document any noteworthy events observed and further 
understanding of SCP-1209. These interviews are to be conducted 
twice daily, at approximately 0800 hours and again at 1900 hours, 
as well as any time at which an SCP-1209-1 instance requests such 
an interview. SCP-1209-1 instances which have observed potentially 
traumatising events are to be monitored by an assigned psychiatrist, 
but may not be administered amnestics. It is considered vital that 
SCP-1209-1 instances retain their memory of transmitted images in 
case this knowledge becomes pertinent at a later date. 


SCP-1209-2 instances are largely passive and do not present 
anomalous behaviour aside from connection to SCP-1209. As such, 
no containment procedures are required to directly deal with 
SCP-1209-2 instances aside from monitoring. However, efforts 
should be made to identify all SCP-1209-2 instances. 


Should any SCP-1209-1 instance observe an event which is 
considered pertinent to the Foundation's mission, the Site 
Administrator of Site- is to be notified immediately in order to 


discuss responses. 


Description: SCP-1209 is a congenital defect of the eye found in 
several individuals from the region of [DATA EXPUNGED], and 
believed to be caused by an environmental factor. As a result of the 
deformity, the eye’s internal structure is drastically altered, although 
the most noticeable feature of the condition is the presence of 
multiple irises, pupils, lenses and associated anatomical features on 
the surface of the eye. Number of lenses per sclera is typically 
between two and four. This condition is usually accompanied by 
complete heterochromia, where each iris is differently coloured. As a 
result of the presence of multiple corneas and a distortion of the 
sclera, sufferers report mild to severe discomfort when attempting to 
move their eyes, and some have only limited range of movement in 
one or both eyes. In many cases, deformities in the internal structure 
of the eye render one or more of the lenses partially or totally blind. 
An in-depth analysis of the abnormal optical structures found in 
SCP-1209 subjects can be found in attached document 1209-a. 


Individuals affected by SCP-1209 (henceforth referred to as 
SCP-1209-1) appear to be able to see normally through only one of 
the pupils, usually the one aligned closest to where the pupil would 
normally be located. All other pupils display a view of the world 
consistent with that seen through the eyes of other individuals 
(henceforth referred to as SCP-1209-2). Each pupil displays images 
as seen by a single, separate person, and the persons that each 
pupil is able to ‘see through’ appear constant at all times. 


Each SCP-1209-1 instance is connected to multiple instances of 
SCP-1209-2, as many as there are additional pupils. These 
connections allow SCP-1209-1 to experience visual stimuli only, and 
appear to only transmit through the left eye of SCP-1209-2 
instances. SCP-1209-1 cannot perceive SCP-1209-2’s experiences 
when they close their eyes, or when their eye is damaged beyond 
the point at which SCP-1209-2 can see through them. Should 
SCP-1209-2 die, transmission of images will continue until the 
internal structure of the eye deteriorates to a significant degree due 
to decomposition. If SCP-1209-2 is permanently blinded, or if the 
SCP-1209-1’s additional pupils are damaged significantly, 
transmission of images will cease. However, defects in the 


additional pupils do not prevent transmission; only injury or trauma 
prevents transmission. SCP-1209-1 will continue to perceive the 
experiences of SCP-1209-2 while dreaming, although reported 
transmission is less complete than while awake. 


There appears to be a distinct correlation between SCP-1209-1 and 
SCP-1209-2, in that all SCP-1209-2 instances were born within 
approximately two hours of the relevant SCP-1209-1 instance’s 
birth. 


SCP-1209 was discovered following routine scanning of medical 


files at Hospital. Subsequent investigation led to the discovery 
of SCP-1209-1 instances born in the nearby area, centred on the 
town of , and more specifically the main water supply of the 


town. Investigation revealed the possibility that an unknown 
chemical had been introduced to the water supply repeatedly over 
the previous years by an unknown party, posing as maintenance 
workers in order to access the water supply network. Although this 
event is believed to have had some connection to the outbreak of 
SCP-1209 due to a correlation between periods of ‘maintenance 
work’ and conceptions resulting in SCP-1209-1 instances, it is 
presently impossible to determine whether the two incidents are 
related. All remainders of the compound believed to have been 
introduced into the supply had degraded into other chemicals before 
testing could be performed. No experimentation has been able to 
determine the exact cause of SCP-1209. 


Addendum 1209-1: List of noteworthy SCP-1209-2 subjects (a full 
list of identified SCP-1209-2 subjects can be found in Document 
1209-B): 


° , Aide to , Secretary of State of [REDACTED]. 
Linked to SCP-1209-1-3. Considered noteworthy due to the 
considerable intelligence breach SCP-1209-2’s existence 
represents. As a result of Foundation intervention, Mr. has 
since been removed from any position of political power. 

° , a noted criminal operating as part of the central 
African militant group [REDACTED]. Linked to SCP-1209-1-2. 
Killed in combat action / / Due to the graphic and 
distressing nature of transmissions from Mr. __, 
SCP-1209-1-2 was been placed under psychiatric 


observation, and remains so despite Mr. _'s death and the 
cessation of transmission. 

, an Australian journalist working for 
newspaper. Linked to SCP-1209-1-1. Killed / / during an 
investigation involving material sensitive to Foundation 
interest, during which she witnessed the outbreak of the 
cognitohazard later classified SCP- , though SCP-1209-1-1 
was not affected. Remains to date the only use of SCP-1209 
in order to assist Foundation efforts, as questioning of 
SCP-1209-1-1 was vital to providing intelligence allowing for 
the capture of the instance of SCP-__. 
Unknown individual linked to SCP-1209-1-3. Shortly after 
SCP-1209-1-3 came into Foundation custody, this instance of 
SCP-1209-2 is believed to have blinded himself in order to 
avoid detection. Prior to loss of transmission, the individual 
wrote down the message ‘| DON’T CARE FOR PRYING 
EYES. LEAVE ME ALONE’, apparently with the intention of 
transmitting the message to SCP-1209-1-3. It is unknown how 
or to what extent the individual was aware of his connection to 
SCP-1209. 
Unknown individual linked to SCP-1209-1-4. Careful analysis 
of data received from SCP-1209-1-4 indicates that no such 
individual was present, or could have been present, at some 
of the events described by SCP-1209-1-4. However, all 
descriptions of events relayed through SCP-1209-1-4 have 
proven to be accurate save for the appearance of the 
observing figure. Several events observed by this individual 
are extremely important or sensitive, although no transmission 
has been reported since / / 


« SCP-1208 | SCP-1209 | SCP-1210 » 


SCP-1210: Anomalous Radar Station 


Item #: SCP-1210 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: A Foundation laboratory ship 
as well as two patrol ships are stationed in the region surrounding 
SCP-1210 at a range of no less than 10 km. As SCP-1210-2 
remains active, expeditions to or experimentation with SCP-1210 for 
more than five (5) hours after a recorded emission event may only 
be performed with prior permission from at least two (2) Level 4 
Personnel. Infrared and visible-light photography by the next over- 
passing surveillance satellite must be scheduled immediately after a 
recorded emission event. 


The area surrounding SCP-1210 in a radius of 15 km is marked as 
off-limits on all official maps, and radar overwatch is to be 
maintained using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Civilians 
attempting to approach SCP-1210 must be detained and 
questioned. 


Description: SCP-1210-1 is an uncharted island approximately 

31 km off the coast of [REDACTED], Russia with an area of 3.4 km?. 
Its unusual shape suggests that it may have once been larger, but 
that the eastern half of the island was ‘sheared off’ via unknown 
means, leaving a sharp delineation at which point several buildings 
and roads as well as utility lines have been cut off. 


SCP-1210-2 is a World War II era radar installation located on the 
main hill of SCP-1210-1, consisting of a large radar array anda 
control bunker containing its readout equipment. Cyrillic signage 
indicate that the site is named [REDACTED], but no official 
documentation of this site exists in any Russian or Soviet-era 
records. The site is in an advanced state of disrepair consistent with 
multiple decades of abandonment, though several rooms are 
remarkably well-preserved due to having been inside sealed 


bunkers. Forensic examination of the site indicates that site 
personnel were forced to abandon the area in haste and head 
towards the eastern end of the island, where the main power plant 
and living quarters are presumed to have been located. 


Despite having been disconnected from an active power source for 
at least 50 years, SCP-1210-2 is still active and periodically 
generates a low-powered, anomalous radar pulse emission that 
radiates out to a range of approximately 9 km. The period and 
frequency of these emissions is unstable, but are usually at or about 

ms and to Hz. These emissions are also irregular, and have 
been recorded repeating as often as once every six (6) hours, and 
as rarely as once every seven (7) days. 


During each emission event, localized shifts in the area surrounding 
SCP-1210-2 occur that coincide with the propagation of the 
emission signal. These include but are not limited to: changes in the 
topography of the sea bed and ocean floor, changes in the local 
plant and animal life, as well as short-lived changes in the chemistry 
and organic content of the water surrounding SCP-1210. Prior to 
current containment procedures, individuals within the Red Zone of 
SCP-1210 during an emission event reported being able to feel a 
‘ripple’ pass through their bodies, resulting in short-term nausea as 
well as tingling in the extremities that persisted for several days. In 
rare cases, subjects have also reported short-term memory loss and 
fatigue, and in two (2) cases, personnel were discovered missing 
and were unable to be located.