CLEARANCE LEVEL 3 


Conditions within the Red Room have increased in 
discrete amounts since SCP-3091’s discovery. 
Instruments attached to the room have recorded 244 
individual leaps in pressure and temperature, of the 
same magnitude, at apparently random intervals. The 
magnitude increases are quite small compared to the 
overall pressure, and field generators are so far 
unaffected by these changes. 


rate. 


Samples of SCP-386 were collected, and after several failed 
attempts at outbreak containment, the area was firebombed. Area 
was monitored, and a new outbreak incident occurred after four 
days. Full containment and sterilization was enacted, with five 
additional outbreaks occurring during this process. 


It has been determined that the species of nematode eliminated by 
local farmers was a major predator of SCP-386, the removal of 
which allowed the population explosion. Attempts to find surviving 
members of this species have been unsuccessful. 


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Analysis suggests that intensity and frequency of 
temporal anomalies surrounding SCP-3091 have been 
slowly increasing since discovery. 


Researcher points out that the internal Red 
Room conditions can be explained as the effects of an 
enormous amount of temporally unstable organic and 
metallic manner, compressed as to fit into the space 
determined by the field generator. In this model, the red 
glow is due to the Draper Phenomenon, in which 
material heated above 798K glows from blackbody 
radiation. 


The occasional increases in internal conditions would be 
consistent with additional matter entering the space. 


Analysis of the tachyon field as extrapolated from Doctor 
Xyank’s work for the Temporal Department has lead to 
the conclusion that matter within SCP-3091 is from after 
our present. 


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Document SCP-3091-AD-DE is machine-printed. It 
includes some hand-written notes, but these seem to 
have been photocopied on from previous materials. 
There is exactly one hand-drawn portion of the 
document, drawn with an ink pen on the last page. It has 
been expunged from the maintenance versions of 
Document SCP-3091-AD-DE available at lower 
clearance levels. 


Image SCP-3091-AD-DE-X 


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Based on this and other gathered data, Researcher 
has made the following causal model for the Red 
Room anomaly: 


1. At an unknown point in the future, a method of 
traveling through time is invented and popularized. 

2. Entities using this method attempt to “travel” to 
before SCP-3091’s activation. 

3. Entities moving backward in the timestream to past 
SCP-3091’s active period are “caught” in the field 
emitted by SCP-3091 and redirected to the Red 
Room. 


This model suggests that SCP-3091 functions as a 
temporal “funnel trap”, redirecting entities moving 
through the timestream to or before its active period, into 
the Red Room. 


In this model, the internal matter within SCP-3091 is 
composed of possibly human entities and any equipment 
or temporal devices that may have accompanied them, 
which is consistent with recovered data. 


If this is true, we cannot de-activate SCP-3091 
(or allow it to be deactivated.) While this object 
has prevented potential catastrophic damage 
to our time stream in the forms of paradoxes, 
malicious attack, or other interventions, if the 
machine were switched off, the inactivation of 
the fields would cause a massive explosion 
that would certainly prevent its reactivation. 
Any arrival of sentient beings or devices while 
the machine is switched off could drastically 
alter our reality and cause incalculable or even 
existential damage to human life and the 
timeline. In fact, should SCP-3091 become 
damaged, it would even be prudent to 
construct a means to replicate it. 

- 05-7 


Where the hell did this come from? 
- 05-2 


Addendum SCP-3091-1: Failed attempts to determine 
provenance of SCP-3091 


No public records from the nearby area for available history 
report any information on the construction or existence of 
SCP-3091. No individual or entity is known to possess similar 
technology to the functional parts of SCP-3091. 

Foundation moles within higher echelons of the Chaos 
Insurgency were instructed to search their private internal 
documentation and look for knowledge regarding SCP-3091. 
No results were found. 

During this process, one of the moles, Agent 4-November, 
was discovered by Insurgency leadership. 31 teeth and a jar 
containing brain tissue in formalin (both matching Agent 4- 
November) were delivered to Site 19 anonymously informing 
the Foundation of this fact, along with a note disclaiming 
responsibility for the anomaly. 

An informal trade with the Global Occult Coalition was 
scheduled, exchanging an operative previously held in 
Foundation custody for information regarding SCP-3091. After 
extensively searching their documentation, including that of 
multiple paramilitary groups, the Coalition concluded they had 
no information on the matter. 

Multiple major government intelligence agencies were 
consulted discreetly about the technologies found in 
SCP-3091. No connection or leads unveiled. 

A Serpent’s Hand connection was asked to search for 
information surrounding the anomaly, or its creators, via 
whatever means were accessible. A small amount of 
classified Foundation knowledge of interest to the connection 
was provided in exchange. Connection reported to be 
“surprised” by the lack of information in their databases, but 
claimed that the reason for their surprise was not required as 
of the terms of their agreement. 


A thorough search of SCP-3091 was conducted. The following was 
noted: 


Shelving in storage rooms was constructed with triangular 
allen screws, identical to the type made in-house and used 


frequently in Foundation construction. These types of screws 
are also available commercially. 

Hallway construction and heating pipe arrangement is 
somewhat similar to a proposed architectural design for 
underground Foundation sites from 1972, although other 
pieces have been modified. These designs were never 
implemented in any site. 


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An extensive internal review was implemented, focusing 
especially on nearby sites and the Temporal Division. At 
the end, the Internal Task Force concluded that internal 
subterfuge was unlikely, as there were no resources 
unaccounted for that could provide either the budget, 
materials, or research required to create SCP-3091. The 
following has been proposed: 


* SCP-3091 is itself a temporally stabilized location 
(aside from the Red Room anomaly) that has been 
displaced from a future point. 

* SCP-3091 was constructed by another unknown 
agency or entity, possibly from a future point, using 
advanced technology without outside support. 

* SCP-3091 is a ‘relic’ or ‘holdover’ from a previous 
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SCP-3092: Gorilla Warfare 


Item #: SCP-3092 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3092 is to be contained in 
an empty room equipped with a single compatible power outlet. It is 
not to be plugged in or stocked with toys unless actively being 
tested. Testing with SCP-3092 must be preapproved by at least one 
Level 3 staff member, and at least one Foundation agent armed with 
a net launcher mock tranquilizer rifle (see Addendum 3092-01 and 
-02) must be present in order to subdue and contain resultant 
SCP-3092-A instances. 


SCP-3092-A instances are to be contained individually in standard 
containment kennels modified with two additional locks, at least one 
of which should be biometrically operated, in order to prevent further 
containment breaches. They are to be provided amenities in 
exchange for compliant behaviour, but none that could serve as 
tools or aids in an escape attempt. Should one or more SCP-3092-A 
instances successfully escape containment, a team of agents armed 
with net launchers mock tranquilizer rifles (see Addendum 3092-01 
and -02) should sweep the Site until they are recontained, and all 
personnel should be notified of the situation, be aware of their 
surroundings and report any suspicious activity or SCP-3092-A 
attacks immediately. 


No plush toys are permitted within 200 meters of any SCP-3092-A 
instance outside of testing purposes. 


Description: SCP-3092 is a Black Tie Toys-brand arcade claw 
machine measuring 1.8 meters tall, 0.8 meters wide and 0.9 meters 
deep, and weighing approximately 144 kilograms while unstocked. 
The machine's body and mechanical parts are all non-anomalous in 
nature, primarily composed of steel, plastic, and various electronics, 
all possessing wear and tear consistent with multiple years of 


regular usage. ! 


When provided power and coins of valid United States currency, 
SCP-3092 may be operated as is standard for commercially 
available claw machines. Its anomalous properties only activate 
whenever the operator successfully picks up one or more plush toys 
with the claw and deposits them in SCP-3092's prize chute. At this 
point, the respective plush toys will immediately transform into 
instances of SCP-3092-A. 


SCP-3092-A instances are cotton-stuffed felt plush gorillas, 
possessing no identifying tags or logos, sitting at roughly 0.3 meters 
tall and weighing 0.4 kilograms. They are sapient, communicative,2 
and capable of sight, hearing, touch, and ambulation of all four 
limbs. Additionally, they possess notable manual dexterity despite 
seeming to lack distinct digits and relevant muscular structures. 
Outside of this, all instances are conventional plush toys lacking any 
biological components. 


SCP-3092-A instances are remarkably proficient in various activities 
related to guerrilla warfare, such as stealth, weapon improvisation, 
trap setting, and the maintenance and usage of a variety of small 
arms. They also appear to possess "ideologies" crudely resembling 
various real and fictitious guerrilla rebel groups. They are capable of 
developing and staging complex plans individually or as a group, 
and regularly attempt to breach containment, with limited success. 


However, thus far, all SCP-3092-A activity appears to have been 
intended to annoy or inconvenience rather than cause legitimate 
damage to its targets. All weapons employed by SCP-3092-A 
instances have been non-lethal in nature, causing only minor 
injuries; opportunities to cause severe damage to Foundation 
assets, such as through arson or the containment breach of other 
SCP objects, have been ignored in favor of more superficial attacks. 
Attempts to question SCP-3092-A instances on the subject have 
failed, with all instances insisting that their attacks are massively 
damaging with many casualties. Implements and tactics frequently 
used include slingshots, small catapults, trip hazards, (See 
Addendum 3092-02) graffiti, "glitter bombs," and buckets or 
canisters of various liquids placed atop partially opened doors. 


All SCP-3092-A instances created by SCP-3092 have thus far 
possessed distinct personalities, beliefs, objectives and identities. 
However, when an instance of SCP-3092 comes into physical 
contact with a non-anomalous plush toy, that plush toy will 
immediately be transformed into an identical instance of SCP-3092- 
A, with similar baseline personality, ideology, and behavioral 
patterns to the SCP-3092-A instance which created it. SCP-3092-A 
instances appear to be aware of this property, and will attempt to 
make use of it in order to bolster numbers. Many instances will, after 
being created, attempt to reenter SCP-3092 in order to convert any 
applicable toys remaining inside. 


SCP-3092-A instances can be ripped, torn, or otherwise damaged 
with no greater difficulty than a conventional plush toy. Reactions to 
damage have been universally and melodramatically negative, with 
instances typically expressing hyperbolic pain over even superficial 
damage. Severe injuries, such as deep punctures or tears to the 
torso, detachment of limbs, or decapitation will result in "death," with 
instances falling to the ground and ceasing to move, typically after a 
long period of exaggerated expressions of pain. However, in cases 
less severe than complete incineration, instances appear to only be 
"playing dead," as repeated disturbance of these corpses will result 
in them briefly returning to activity and requesting that this 
disturbance stop, as they are "out of the game." Due to this 
information as well as SCP-3092-A's lack of a nervous system, it is 
not currently believed that they actually feel pain. Repair of 
damaged SCP-3092-A instances through conventional stitching, 
patching and re-stuffing is typically sufficient to alleviate instances' 
expressed pain and death states, and is interpreted by them as 
medical attention. 


Currently, 23 instances of SCP-3092-A are in containment by the 
Foundation. 


Recovery: SCP-3092 was retrieved on 05/03/20 from 

Family Restaurant and Arcade in Cheyenne, Wyoming, after animal 
control officers responding to a call there noted anomalous activity. 
Upon Foundation agents’ arrival to the scene, it is believed that 21 
SCP-3092-A instances had been created through both SCP-3092 
and their own duplication properties, and restaurant facilities were 


considerably defaced. After "killing" several aggressive instances 
with small arms fire, the remaining instances surrendered to 
Foundation officials and were contained along with SCP-3092 after it 
was determined the source of anomalous activity. Civilians present 
were amnesticized and a cover story of an escaped pet chimpanzee 
was distributed. 


Addendum 3092-01: On 05/18/20 , 1 SCP-3092-A instance 
initiated a containment breach and fled via an adjacent hallway. 
Agent Megan Cho, noticing this activity while standing guard outside 
SCP-_ 's containment chamber, fired on the instance with the 
tranquilizer rifle she was armed with. Curiously, the subject 
appeared to "pass out," falling to the ground and ceasing all 
activities besides occasional twitches and mock snoring.3 Subject 
was recontained without incident and "awoke" several hours later. 
Due to increased effectiveness and lowered risk over net launchers 
or firearms, it is recommended that Foundation agents use 
tranquilizer weapons in the recontainment of SCP-3092-A instances 
in the future. 


Addendum 3092-02: After testing, it has been determined that any 
weapon firing feather-tipped pneumatic darts is sufficient to induce a 
"sleep" state in SCP-3092-A, regardless of whether said dart is 
actually loaded with tranquilizers. Like the aforementioned death 
state, it is believed that this sleep state is performative on 
SCP-3092-A's part. To minimize the potential for collateral damage 
to Foundation personnel, mock tranquilizer rifles should be used in 
place of actual tranquilizers. 


Addendum 3092-03: On 06/09/20 , 2 SCP-3092-A instances 
simultaneously escaped containment and fled through the building's 
ventilation system, before setting up a tripwire in the office of Dr. 
Martin Helmer, intending for him to trip, fall, and land face-first on a 
pillow with a crude insult written on it. However, upon entering his 
office, Dr. Helmer tripped, fell, hit his shoulder against a bookshelf 
and suffered a fractured collarbone — an injury much more severe 
than any induced by prior SCP-3092-A containment breaches. Upon 
discovering this, both instances immediately expressed remorse, 
informed other Foundation officials of the situation, and were 
compliant in recontainment. Investigation revealed later that several 


amenities within these instances' cells had been converted into gifts 
and apology cards intended for Dr. Helmer. Further breaches by 
SCP-3092-A instances have not been noted to employ trip hazards 
of any sort. 


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