Attempts at making multiple wishes on the same day through 
multiple subjects (transferring SCP-1990 from one subject to 
another throughout the course of the day before each subject slept) 
have failed. The original subject to make the wish must have 
SCP-1990 within thirty centimetres of their person for the remainder 
of the night, or else the wish will fail. 


Addendum: Due to the nature of SCP-1990, and that wishes must 
be thought of, instead of spoken, D-class personnel would be too 
volatile or not trustworthy enough to be used to test SCP-1990. Dr. 

has been assigned to carry out all testing of SCP-1990. All 
"wishes" that are of a physical material are to be designated as 
SCP-1990-1, SCP-1990-2, and so on. 


See test logs for additional info. 


Test logs of SCP-1990: 
Due to only Dr. testing this object, he will be 
referred to as Subject for the entirety of the test logs. 


Wish: Subject wished to find 20 dollars. 

Result: On the next day, Subject awoke to find a 
medium sized jar of liquefied metal, now designated as 
SCP-1990-1. Upon opening the jar, the liquid metal was 
not hot to the touch, and behaved much like mercury at 
room temperature. Further testing of SCP-1990-1 
showed it was composed of 91.67% copper and 8.33% 
nickel. This was found to be the same alloy mixture as a 
current US quarter. There was enough liquid in the jar to 
be sold for 5 dollars. 


Wish: Subject wished for a pet of the Canis lupus 
familiaris (dog) sub-species. 

Result: Subject awoke to a Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 
designated now as SCP-1990-2, licking his face. 
SCP-1990-2 showed no anomalous effects and acted 
like a normal dog for its species. Subject named 
SCP-1990-2 Rex. 


Addendum: On the next day, SCP-1990-2 had 
disappeared entirely, including any shed hair or skin 


particles. Subject's memory was not affected and he still 
remembered SCP-1990-2. 


Wish: Subject wished that no D-class personnel would 
die tomorrow from other SCP experiments. 
Result: No D-class personnel died that day. 


Addendum: Due to no D-class personnel dying that day, 
hundreds of SCP experiments were ruined, several 
doctors were killed, [DATA EXPUNGED], and the tests 
had to be repeated. Dr. was given a disciplinary 
hearing and was deemed unfit to do further testing of 
SCP-1990 for the time being. 


Second addendum: The next day, all D-class personnel 
who should have died that day all died according to what 
would have normally happened to them under each 
SCP's effects at the specific times of testing. In addition, 
the doctors who died from that as well were found 
returning to work the next day with no memories of the 
previous tests. Dr. was re-instated to continue 
testing SCP-1990. 


—Dr. : It seems SCP-1990's effects have a "time 
period" only with living beings. If SCP-1990 is keeping 
something alive, be it a fully functioning living being, or is 
preventing the death of something living, this effect 
seems to only last 24 hours. If SCP-1990 made a living 
being, that being will fade out of existence after the 24 
hour period. 


Wish: Subject wished to receive a surprise. 

Result: Subject was seen throughout most of the day in 
the men's restroom vomiting. See Dr. 's additional 
notes on the matter. 


—Dr. : God fucking damn it, everything tastes like 
broccoli! 


Wish: Subject wished to not be able to taste broccoli. 
Result: Subject reported that while nothing did taste like 


broccoli anymore, all other foods subsequently tasted of 
Brussel sprouts. 


—Dr. : I'm done here. 


« SCP-1989 | SCP-1990 | SCP-1991 » 


SCP-1991: Cybernetically Enhanced Mammalian 


Item #: SCP-1991 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1991 is to be stored ina 
5x5x5 meter containment chamber within Site 19's biological 
specimens wing. Due to the specimen's behavior, a locked door is 
considered to be all that is required to prevent escape. SCP-1991 is 
to be fed three kilograms (3 kg) of cooked and pulped beef daily. 
Water is to be provided via a trough which is to be kept refilled 
constantly. Containment cell is to be cleaned weekly by Class-D 
personnel. 


Description: SCP-1991 is a two (2) meter-long quadruped 
mammalian creature of unknown species, enhanced by the 
implantation of cybernetic compounds. Both implanted compounds 
and creature show signs of damage consistent with extreme age, 
poorly-healed puncture wounds, bullets of assorted calibers 
embedded underneath the skin, burns comparable to those 
produced by industrial cutting lasers, and starvation. SCP-1991 
appears to have suffered psychological damage as a result of 
physical abuse or trauma, displaying extreme fear of loud noises, 
rapid movements, and aggression or seeming aggression by 
personnel. 


SCP-1991's body core is roughly humanoid, with elongated limbs of 
equal length. All limbs end in "hands" similar to those of a large 
primate, apart from the presence of elongated claws. The head 
resembles a mummified canine skull with elongated incisor teeth. 
Skin resembles decayed leather with matted fur growing from it, 
primarily around the ankles and back of the neck. SCP-1991 lacks a 
tail. When recovered, SCP-1991 displayed traits of starvation, 
including enlarged gut and enunciated limbs. Proper feeding while in 
containment has been shown to cure said traits. 


Cybernetics consist of a mechanical "collar", implantation of 
unidentified structure into right forelimb, sharpened steel blades 
replacing teeth and claws of forelimbs as well as [DATA 
EXPUNGED] system alterations of unknown usage. "Collar" 
consists of a metal disc embedded in the front of the neck, 
possessing a small speaker array (nonfunctional due to bullet 
damage), six (6) video cameras, two (2) of which have broken 
lenses, and a complex network of [DATA EXPUNGED] fibers 
apparently serving as linkage/control to its central nervous system 
(nonfunctional due to ). Due to the nonfunctional nature of 
linkage between its nervous system and the camera network on the 
"shield", SCP-1991 appears to be blind. The "right forelimb 
structure” consists of a pair of miniature mechanical clamps and an 
extending, rotary metal rod similar to the triggering equipment of 
remotely-operated firearms. It is assumed that the clamps were 
intended to serve as the mounting system for such a weapon. 


+SCP-1991 Test Logs 


Behavioral Test Log 1991 - 1 
Tests of SCP-1991 behavior in regards to positive 
stimuli. 


Supervisor: Dr. 

Stimulus: Dr. saying "hello" in a normal 
and calm voice. 

Effect upon subject: SCP-1991 having 
huddled in the furthest corner of the 
containment chamber upon Dr. 's entry 
emerged and hesitantly licked Dr. 's 
outstretched hand. 


Supervisor: Dr. 

Stimulus: SCP-1991 "petted" on the top of the 
head by Dr. ; 

Effect upon subject: SCP-1991 emitted 
gurgling noise assumed to be a sign of 
pleasure. 


Supervisor: Dr. 
Stimulus: SCP-1991 given common canine 


chew toy shaped like a teddy bear. 

Effect upon subject: SCP-1991 prodded toy 
with forepaw, causing it to squeak. SCP-1991 
proceeded to emit whimpering noise and 
huddle against the furthest wall of the 
containment chamber until chew toy was 
removed. 


End Log 


Behavioral Test Log 1991 - 2 
Tests of SCP-1991 behavior in regards to negative 
stimuli. 


Supervisor: Agent 

Stimulus: Agent — saying "hello" in a raised 
and aggressive voice. 

Effect upon subject: SCP-1991 proceeded to 
rapidly move to the furthest edge of the 
chamber from Agent and attempted to curl 
into a ball. 


Supervisor: Agent 

Stimulus: Agent clapping hands in front of 
SCP-1991. 

Effect upon subject: SCP-1991 whimpered, 
and attempted to cover head with forepaws. 


Supervisor: Agent 

Stimulus: Gunshot from starter pistol into the 
air outside containment chamber. 

Effect upon subject: SCP-1991 urinated on 
floor of containment chamber and huddled 
twitching on the opposite side of chamber from 
the door until ending of the test. 


End Log 


History: SCP-1991 was recovered by Foundation agents in / /19 
following reports of a "monster" scavenging from dumpsters in 
[DATA EXPUNGED], a small town in . Cover story regarding 


vagrants planted. 


« SCP-1990 | SCP-1991 | SCP-1992 » 


SCP-1992: Indecisive Mobile Home 


Item #: SCP-1992 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1992 is to be contained in 
a standard security vault, located in Site-77's Euclid SCP wing. 
Posted guards are notified that any subjects who are able to breach 
containment and enter SCP-1992 should not be pursued inside. If 
the subject does not exit SCP-1992 of their own volition after thirty 
minutes, one security drone is to enter SCP-1992 to remove and 
detain the subject as quickly as possible. 


Description: SCP-1992 is a mobile home located in ' 
Kentucky. It contains a living room, two bedrooms, a kitchen, a 
closet, and a spare room. According to available historical records, it 
was constructed at some point in the 1950s. The building shows 
wear and damage expected with its age. However, no reports of its 
anomalous effects are dated earlier than 1972. 


If a sapient organism, designated the subject, enters SCP-1992, 
they may cause SCP-1992-1 to manifest. Instances of SCP-1992-1 
are simplified humanoids, superficially resembling the subject. 
Moving between rooms within SCP-1992 causes one instance of 
SCP-1992-1 to manifest at each available exit, which will then act 
out a situation that could have occurred if the subject had moved in 
that direction, similar to the effects of long term exposure to 
SCP-1813. 


Instances of SCP-1992-1 continue to move through SCP-1992, thus 
causing additional instances to be generated. The instances are 
capable of interacting with objects and furniture within SCP-1992, 
which also causes further generation of SCP-1992-1 instances. As 
the number of SCP-1992-1 instances increases, the interior of 
SCP-1992 gains additional space, appearing to generate every 
possible instance of the building interior. These expansions are 


identical to pre-existing portions of SCP-1992, however the layout 
will be altered to have rooms arranged in every possible manner of 
construction. As SCP-1992 expands, its rooms lose detail with each 
successive iteration, until the rooms are plain white and almost 
devoid of furniture. Curiously, no alterations to the bedrooms have 
been noted. Subjects within SCP-1992 have reported seeing several 
instances of SCP-1992-1 engaging in activities in unison. When the 
subject exits SCP-1992 entirely, all instances of SCP-1992-1 
dematerialise and the interior returns to its original dimensions. No 
sapience has been reported by any SCP-1992-1 instance. See 
Addendum 1992-A 


SCP-1992 was found on 9/18/1995, when agents investigating 
reports of anomalous activity from . Upon initial discovery 
Agent Lis Boyd entered SCP-1992, and reported that she would 
move towards the kitchen. Moments later, she reported five copies 
of herself, moving towards the dining room, the living room, a closet, 
a bathroom, and towards the stairs. After exiting, current 
containment procedures were enacted. SCP-1992 has been 
contained as of 1/30/1996, and classified as Euclid. 


Addendum 1992-A: On 8/20/2002, during testing of SCP-1992's 
anomalous effect, Researcher Katzmann was able to communicate 
with an instance of SCP-1992-1. To date, this is the only time an 
instance has shown signs of sapience. 


Interviewed: A Manifestation of SCP-1992-1 
Interviewer: Researcher K. Katzmann 


Foreword: Researcher Katzmann entered into 
SCP-1992, and soon after attempted to communicate 
with one of the manifestations. 


<Begin Log> 
Researcher Katzmann: "Can you understand me?" 


SCP-1992-1: "We could answer the man. We could 
remain silent. Yes, we can understand you." 


Researcher Katzmann: "What is your purpose?" 


SCP-1992-1: "We could answer specific to this one. We 
could answer non-specifically to all of us. We could ask 
for clarification as to "purpose." We could remain silent. 


Define "purpose". 


Researcher Katzmann: "What is your reason for being, 
for existing?" 


SCP-1992-1: "We could answer specific to this one. We 
could answer non-specifically to all of us. We could 
answer the first half. We could answer the second half. 
We could answer in full. We could ask for further 
clarification. We could choose." 


SCP-1992-1 and Researcher Katzmann remain silent 
for 15 seconds 


Researcher Katzmann: "Are you dangerous?" 


SCP-1992-1 "We could answer the man. We could 
remain silent. We could ask the man the same. We could 
lie." 


<End Log> 


Closing Statement: SCP-1992-1 did not continue 
communications after this event, and no instance of 
SCP-1992-1 has attempted to communicate since. 


« SCP-1991 | SCP-1992 | SCP-1993 » 


SCP-1993: Your Leg 


Item #: SCP-1993 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1993 is to be kept in a 
safe with voice-activated locks in a standard containment chamber, 
5m x 5m x 3m in size. The containment chamber is to have no 
means of visual output to any other location by either direct or 
electronic means, though the chamber should have two-way audio 
transmission capability with an adjoining testing area. Additionally, 
the containment chamber is to be stocked with a single surgical 
table and sterilized surgical equipment before testing. During testing, 
a single D-class personnel is to enter containment and close all 
doors, at which point an authorized researcher is to voice-unlock the 
safe from a remote location. Under no circumstances are 
unauthorized D-class or any non-D-class personnel to access 
SCP-1993 directly; transportation of SCP-1993 should take place 
only with the object inside of its safe. No visual record of SCP-1993 
is to be created at any time, and any such records located are to be 
destroyed as soon as possible. 


Description: SCP-1993 is a human right leg, severed at an angle 
beginning above the knee and descending to the patella. 
Examination of the leg has shown the presence of a small tattoo on 
the exterior side of the ankle, depicting a compass with the needle 
pointing to the southeast. Instances of SCP-1993 have been 
observed to decay at the normal rate for a severed limb. 


All humans making visual contact with SCP-1993 will become 
immediately convinced that SCP-1993 is their leg, amputated from 
them at some point in the past and replaced with a simulacrum!. 
Affected individuals will have no explanation as to how, when, or 
under what circumstances their leg was removed, but in no instance 
has any individual been disabused of the idea once exposed to 
SCP-1993. If permitted physical access to SCP-1993, individuals will 


find some manner of removing their own leg above the knee; 
documented incidents have seen individuals applying tourniquets 
and performing amputations with improvised sharpened pieces of 
metal, shards of glass, or their own teeth, cutting through skin, 
muscle, and tendon, dislocating the patella and severing all requisite 
tendons and the anterior cruciate ligament.