Page 125: Panel 18 - Induces a rhythmic swaying sensation, 
described by one D-Class test subject as feeling like a 
"playground swing". 

Page 127: Panel 3 - Causes a sense of tightness in the 
quadriceps muscles and mild shortness of breath, consistent 
with light exercise. 

Page 128: Panel 5 - Mild displacement felt in the stomach 
region such as that associated with rapid downward 
movement along an incline. 

Page 130: Panel 11 - Sensation of a hand firmly grasping the 
subject's right bicep. Note that test subjects have described 
the hand as being particularly large, and encompassing most 
of the upper arm in its grip, regardless of subject's physical 
dimensions. 

Page 132: Panel 8 - Subject experiences severe cramps in 
the quadriceps and calf muscles and pronounced shortness of 
breath. Subject also experiences acute pain associated with 
the larynx and vocal cords. 

Page 132: Panel 20 - Pressing sensation on subject's back, 
buttocks, and legs, while the neck and head crane to the left. 
Subjects report no sensation of breathing, though no feelings 
of asphyxia or associated pain in the chest or lungs. 

Page 133: Panel 17 - Two hands grasp the subject violently 
by both arms. 

Page 133: Panel 19 - A hand grasps the subject by the throat 
while a piece of indeterminate fabric is placed forcefully 
against the subject's mouth and nose. 59% of test subjects 
have lost consciousness by touching this panel, while the 
remainder report extreme fatigue or sleepiness. 

Page 137: Panel 1 - The subject experiences the sensation of 
their wrists and ankles being fastened together, along with a 
sense of locomotion, corresponding to travel at no less than 
50 km/h. 

Page 139: Panel 9 - Subject experiences feeling of being 
secured to whatever chair they are sitting in at the time. In 


previous observations, subjects have been documented to 
stand up, yet continue reporting the feeling of immobility. 


[DATA EXPUNGED] 


¢ Page 142: Panel 3 - Subject continues to experience high 
levels of pain related to extensive physical trauma seemingly 
incurred in Pages 140-141. Subject becomes effectively blind 
for the duration of Panel 3's effects. 

¢ Page 142: Panel 8 - Subject immediately experiences 
sensation of considerable blunt force trauma to the left temple. 

« Page 142: Panel 20 - Complete lack of perception of outside 
environment strikes subject for duration of Panel 20's effects. 
Subjects later describe only a feeling of numbness. 


Research Log-1484-12: On 12/11/20 , Researcher noted 
anomalous phenomena associated with Pages 321-326 of 
SCP-1484. All tests conducted on these pages prior to this date 
demonstrated no notable properties. 


Pages 321 to 326 exhibit similar traits to Pages 125-142, in that 
contact with the pages produces tactile sensations independent of 
the subject's current environment. However, rather than a series of 
panels on each page provoking different sensations, each page 
contains only a single effect. These effects are of a much lower 
intensity than those manifested in Pages 125-142, and consist of 
merely slight changes in perception of temperature or mild 
sensations of movement. The exception is Page 326, which 
provokes a clear sensation of moist earth all over the subject's body, 
coupled with the feeling of suffocation during the the entirety of its 
five-second period of effect. 


All subsequent tests have not revealed any changes to Pages 
321-326 or any other portion of SCP-1484 since the above date. 


Addendum 1484-1: Risk and Strategic Value Assessment 1484-1 
performed by Senior Researcher following Incident 1484-3. In 
accordance with report recommendations, experiments involving 
Pages 140-141 are suspended indefinitely, given the relatively low 
value of knowledge thus far obtained versus documented 
psychological trauma and resulting episodes of violence by test 


subjects against staff. 


Senior Researcher's Note: We've already determined what happens 
and turned over the data to Site-23's investigations unit. There is 
absolutely no reason to keep expending resources doing what 
amounts to re-watching a particularly disturbing snuff film. 


Addendum 1484-2: Following examination of the County 
archives and local law enforcement records, no known criminal act 
within 100 kilometers of 's documented place of 
residence corresponds with the events depicted in SCP-1484. This 
includes the abduction and subsequent homicide of Ms. ; 
the case which first brought Mr. to the attention of federal 
authorities. Researchers’ hypothesis that SCP-1484 is somehow a 
record of a past event therefore remains unproven. Investigations 
into past residences and activities of Mr. , as well as the 
nature and extent of his connections to SCP-1484, are ongoing. 


« SCP-1483 | SCP-1484 | SCP-1485 » 


SCP-1485: Normality 


Item #: SCP-1485 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Site 68 has been constructed 
around SCP-1485 for containment purposes. As the atmosphere, 
environment, and biological inhabitants of SCP-1485-A have been 
proven to be virtually identical to Baseline equivalents through 
multiple controlled tests and analyses, standard protocol regarding 
the vacuum-sealing of dimensional containment chambers is to be 
ignored. All technological and cultural information sent to SCP-1485- 
A must be screened ahead of time by a Level 3 Researcher in order 
to avoid potential security breaches. 


Once weekly, a Foundation liaison is to be sent through SCP-1485 
for purposes of diplomatic contact. As of 22 October 19 , all inter- 
personnel exchanges between SCP-1485-A and the Baseline reality 
have been suspended indefinitely (see SCP-1485 Discovery and 
Liaison Log). The automatic defense grid housed in SCP-1485's 
containment chamber, previously to be used in the case of a 
potential invasion, has been repurposed to prevent unauthorized 
access to SCP-1485-A. Researchers assigned to SCP-1485 must 
undergo extensive background checks to ensure their loyalty to the 
Foundation, and are to be under the guard of security officers at all 
times while conducting research on SCP-1485. 


Description: SCP-1485 is an extradimensional space-time 
anomaly, measuring 9.71 metres by 10.54 metres. It acts asa 
transition point between our universe ("Baseline" for the purposes of 
this document) and a parallel universe, designated SCP-1485-A. 
SCP-1485 is impermeable to atmospheric substances such as 
oxygen and carbon dioxide, while being penetrable by other forms of 
matter, including human beings.1 


The world of SCP-1485-A is nearly identical to the Baseline: 


physical laws, historical events, and chemical makeup of the 
atmosphere and environment bear an estimated 99.98% similarity to 
the Baseline world.2 Several parallel counterparts to Baseline 
people exist in the SCP-1485-A universe, of whom roughly 3/4 have 
lives similar or nearly identical to their equivalents in our universe. 


SCP-1485-A is primarily distinguishable from the Baseline world by 
its apparent total lack of anomalous or otherwise extranormal 
activity. With the exception of SCP-1485, activities, events, or 
persons directly contradicting scientific laws do not occur ona 
regular basis, and those few alleged to occur are regarded as myths 
or superstitions by the academic and scientific communities of 
SCP-1485-A. Extensive research has determined that no 
Foundation-equivalent, nor any Groups of Interest, exist in 
SCP-1485-A. Groups dedicated to the containment of paranormal 
events and artifacts are regarded with derision and condescension 
by the public at large. 


Due to the lack of a Foundation-equivalent organization, diplomatic 
contact is carried out through the SCP-1485-A counterpart to the 
United States government. Because of the extensive similarities 
between the Baseline world and SCP-1485-A, research is primarily 
focused on understanding the properties of SCP-1485 and the minor 
historical divergences between the two worlds. Previously, the 
Foundation conducted regular diplomatic liaisons into SCP-1485-A; 
however, these have been suspended due to high desertion rates 
(see below). 


Level 3 Clearance Required 


As of February 20 , relations between SCP-1485-A and 
the Baseline have begun to deteriorate. Communications 
from SCP-1485-A have become accusatory and hostile 
in nature, citing the anomalous nature of the Baseline 
universe and the potential threat it poses to SCP-1485-A. 
SCP-1485-A authorities have expressed a desire to seal 
SCP-1485 and prevent Foundation access to their 
universe; diplomatic relations may be severed in the near 
future. 


CFC/D_41/AQEF Nienauawns and _Liniean Laa 


Date 
January 19 


April 19 


July 19 


November 19 


January 19 


October 19 


SCP-1485-A Interview Log 


Event 
SCP-1485 discovered. Site 68 
constructed and completed 
several months later. 
SCP-1485 discovered by 
SCP-1485-A inhabitants. 
Dipiomatic relations established. 
First diplomatic liaison into 
SCP-1485-A conducted. 
Exploration reveals 
aforementioned properties of 
SCP-1485-A. Agents return to 
Baseline two days later. 
First recorded desertion by 
Foundation personnel. Two 
agents assigned to SCP-1485-A 
leave their provided 
accommodations and escape into 
the outside world. As of this 
writing, they have not been 
recovered from SCP-1485-A. 
Security protocols updated. 
Entire Foundation liaison team 
assigned to SCP-1485-A deserts. 
Of the ten personnel that 
deserted, only two were 
intercepted. One self-terminated 
prior to capture, and one 
surrendered to SCP-1485-A 
authorities (see SCP-1485 
interview Log). 
Diplomatic liaisons to and from 
SCP-1485-A suspended 
indefinitely. Security protocols 
updated. 


Agent was a Foundation officer assigned to 
SCP-1485-A, and the only personnel member recaptured 


after the January 19 desertion incident. She had been 
employed by the Foundation for nine years prior to her 
desertion and was considered to be highly dependable 
and trustworthy. Interview is being conducted by Head 
Researcher Smithers. 


Head Researcher Smithers: Good afternoon, agent. 
Agent — : Hey there, Smithie. How's the family? 


Head Researcher Smithers: Repetitively pleasing, as 
always. [Sifts through papers before finding Agent ‘s 
file.] You'll forgive me if | wish to dispense with the small 


talk. | trust you Know why | am speaking to you today? 


Agent : [Appears lethargic] Yeah. Let's just get on 
with it. 


Head Researcher Smithers: | suppose we should start 
from the beginning. Could you describe the events 
leading up to your liaison mission to SCP-1485-A? 


Agent — : Well, it hadn't been the first time I'd been on a 
multiverse assignment. Ever since that incident with 
[REDACTED] I'd been the go-to girl for a lot of the 
Foundation's dealings with alternate realities. Makes 
sense, | guess. Always loved science fiction growing up. 
Heh. Never thought it wasn't fiction. 


Head Researcher Smithers: How did the mission go? 


Agent — : Well, we made our way through the portal 
easy enough. God, or whatever passes for it in this 
fucked up world of ours, was nice enough to make it big 
enough for us to easily slip into. 


Once we got to the other side and made ourselves 
comfortable, it was...different. | don't mean "different" as 
in something that immediately tells you you're not in your 
universe. Nothing big like zeppelins in the sky or traffic 
driving on the other side of the road. It was just... 


[Several moments pass.] 
Head Researcher Smithers: Agent? 


Agent _ :| felt like | had a giant weight lifted off my 
shoulders. 


Head Researcher Smithers: | see. And how did the 
mission go over the next few days? 


Agent _ : It was pretty standard multiverse stuff. Make 
contact with the other side, take samples, get an update 
on the current situation, yadda yadda yadda. Thing is, 
they kept giving us odd glances when they thought we 
weren't looking. 


Head Researcher Smithers: You think they were 
suspicious of you? 


Agent : Not suspicious, but...wary. | mean, this was 
the first time they'd ever had to deal with any of this stuff. 
Then they find out it's par for the course in our universe. 
Can't blame them for not trusting us. 


Head Researcher Smithers: So if they did not trust you 
and kept you under constant surveillance, why did you 
betray us? You've worked at the Foundation for nearly a 
decade, and we have always rewarded you for your 
service appropriately. What made you decide to throw 
that all away? 


Agent _ : You've never been there, have you? If you 
had, you wouldn't be saying that. 


Head Researcher Smithers: SCP-1485-A is hardly a 
utopia, . They have wars, suffering, and death just like 
we do. 


Agent _ : Well, yeah, of course. But when you're 

walking down the street, you can trust your eyes. You 
know that what you see is what's really there. There's 
nothing hiding in your peripheral, nothing lurking in the 


shadows. Everything is...normal. Everything is right. You 
can trust your senses, because there are no 
cognitohazards. You can trust science, because there's 
nothing that defies it. It's just... 


[Several moments pass.] 
Head Researcher Smithers: Agent? 
Agent _ : It just makes sense. 


Footnotes 

1. For details regarding the makeup of SCP-1485, please consult 
Supplementary Document 75-A. Level 3 clearance is required. 

2. The remaining .02% of divergence is mostly historical. 
[REDACTED] likely due to the absence of a Foundation-equivalent. 
For more details, consult SCP-1485-A Historical Document 20. 


« SCP-1484 | SCP-1485 | SCP-1486 » 


SCP-1486: "Benny" 


Item #: SCP-1486 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1486 is to be kept in 
Containment Locker 392b at Site-46. Following incident 1486-8, a 
55-meter spherical radius is to be demarcated around SCP-1486 as 
an area in which absolutely no copulation is to occur. 


Description: SCP-1486 is a children's doll, 48 centimeters in height. 
SCP-1486 is animate; however, due to its nature it is mostly 
immobile. SCP-1486 is highly damaged (see image right), and is 
missing its right arm. SCP-1486 will frequently exude human blood, 
feces, pus, and cervical mucus from small pores covering its torso 
and head. SCP-1486 is seemingly sapient. 


If a fertile, human couple of opposite sexes completes copulation 
within ~50 meters of SCP-1486 (regardless of contraceptive use), 
SCP-1486 will disappear from where it has been placed and appear 
in the female subject's uterus at less than 0.01% of its original size’. 
SCP-1486 will then begin slowly increasing in size at the rate of a 
normal embryo and foetus2. Ultrasound testing of the subject has 
shown that SCP-1486 retains its shape throughout the growth 
process. Subjects may sustain damage to the uterine wall, causing 
infertility. Excretions from SCP-1486 will exit through the cervix. 


After a period of ~9 months, SCP-1486 will induce labor in the 
subject. SCP-1486 may be birthed normally. However, due to the 
presence of several harsh edges on its exterior, Caesarian sections 
have proven to be a much safer form of delivery. 


Once it has been birthed, SCP-1486 will search for the subject 
mother and in some instances, SCP-1486 will attempt to breastfeed 
unless restrained. SCP-1486 can communicate verbally through 
unknown means, and will address the subject and others. 


Attempted abortion results in SCP-1486 rapidly expanding, causing 
the subject's abdomen to rupture. SCP-1486 will be immediately 
hostile. 


SCP-1486 was discovered by Foundation operatives following a 
complaint submitted by [REDACTED] after an ultrasound imaging 
session. 


Addendum 1486-1: 


Interviewed: SCP-1486 
Interviewer: Dr. Fulnan 


Foreword: SCP-1486 had recently been birthed and 
was sitting with D-7397, its "mother", at the time of 
interview. D-7397 had been sedated and was 
unconscious.