SCP-3144 is primarily observed by the discrepancy perceived in 
wrestling and wrestling-adjacent media between those in the 
population susceptible to its effect and those immune to SCP-3144. 
Those affected by SCP-3144 perceive wrestling matches as 
considerably less violent than those unaffected, assuming most 
injuries to be staged and real injuries to be unfortunate, occasional 
accidents; it is also a widely held belief among those affected by 
SCP-3144 that the victor of a match is predetermined in the service 
of a given franchise's ongoing storyline. The narrative fabricated by 
SCP-3144's effect is consistent amongst all affected by its mind- 
altering effect, and no discrepancy has been recorded between 


memories or descriptions of wrestling matches and storylines 
between those affected. 


SCP-3144's effect on wrestling-related media manifests a similar 
discrepancy: those affected by SCP-3144 perceive professional 
wrestlers as "breaking character" and describing their relationship 
with their wrestling partners as actors, up to the point of citing 
longstanding rivalries in a storyline as close friends when not 
wrestling. Those unaffected by the anomaly will instead perceive no 
difference between relationships, personalities and motivations of a 
professional wrestler as demonstrated during a show and in media 
by or about wrestlers. 


Show Transcript Log 3144 


Transcribed collection of media portraying professional 
wrestling matches or referring to professional wrestling. 
All media was transcribed twice: first by D-class 
personnel, all of which have a Psionic Resistance Index 
of , points under the treshold for immunity to 
SCP-3144; second, by Foundation personnel, all of 
which have a Psionic Resistance Index of or higher. 


Transcrit 3144-1: MKV video file documenting of the 


main event match of " Frenzy 20 ", recorded on 
April 5,19 . 

Transcript by D-402684. 

00:00:0 G , in his guise as the 


character Cien Caras, enters the stage to the 
audience's cheers and a custom theme song. 
After stepping into the ring, he jumps onto a 
turnbuckle and raises his arms, eliciting louder 
cheering. 

02:12: A loud motorcycle engine is heard. The 
lights dim, and Cien Caras turns towards the 
entrance. M C , in his guise as the 
character Doom Machine, enters the stage 
riding a highly customized motorcycle which 
expels fire out of its mock exhaust fumes. 
04:01: The bell rings; Cien Caras and Doom 


Machine stare at each other for approximately 
twelve seconds before Doom Machine makes 
the first move, grappling Cien Caras into the 
ropes. 

07:23: Doom Machine makes the first attempt 
at pinning Cien Caras. Cien Caras breaks the 
pin at the 2-count. 

12:11: Cien Caras performs a jumping splash 
from the third rope, then pins Doom Machine. 
Doom Machine breaks the pin near the 3- 
count; the crowd gasps audibly. 

16:47: Cien Caras accidentally strikes the 
referee after narrowly missing Doom Machine, 
then he is hit by Doom Machine, who steps off 
the ring and procures a folding steel chair. 
17:00: Doom Machine strikes Cien Caras in 
the upper back with the steel chair as the 
referee recovers. 

17:17: Cien Caras recovers in time to kick 
Doom Machine before he is hit again, making 
him drop the chair. 

18:03: After having knocked Doom Machine 
down, Cien Caras drags him on top of the 
steel chair, then performs a jumping splash 
again. Cien Caras pins Doom Machine; the 
referee recovers just in time to deliver the 3- 
count. 

18:25: Cien Caras is announced as the victor. 
The crowd cheers loudly as Cien Caras 
celebrates. Doom Machine can be seen 
walking away into the backstage area. 

19:30: End of video. 


Transcript by Agent Lawler. 

00:00:0 G __ , inhis guise as the 
character Cien Caras, enters the stage to the 
audience's cheers and a custom theme song. 
After stepping into the ring, he jumps onto a 
turnbuckle and raises his arms, eliciting louder 
cheering. 


In this mode, SCP-399 is capable of manipulating or reshaping 
objects within a 5m radius of the wearer at varying levels of 
complexity. By a currently unknown mechanism, SCP-399 draws in 
energy from its nearby environment with which to perform these 
functions. Minor tasks, such as causing a small object to levitate or 
turn itself inside out, require minor amounts of ambient energy which 
is primarily drawn from the surrounding atmosphere, causing a 
temperature drop. At finer scales, progressively more energy is 
necessary, and SCP-399 has been known to draw energy from 
electrical generators, nuclear reactors, and [DATA EXPUNGED] to 
complete the reaction. If there is not sufficient energy within 
SCP-399's range (approximately 300m) to perform the operation, 
SCP-399 will draw on its wearer and [DATA EXPUNGED]. More 
detailed operations also carry a greater chance of catastrophic 
failure resulting in [DATA EXPUNGED] of the wearer. 


The extent of SCP-399's ability to alter objects within its range 
appears to be solely a function of energy available to it. With an 
adequate power source, manipulation of objects at the atomic or 
subatomic level appears to be possible (see Experiment Log 399). 


SCP-399 came to the Foundation's attentionon // ,whena 
string of power outages and unusually cold weather were reported in 
the vicinity of [DATA EXPUNGED]. The object was located in the 
possession of a Mr. , who had apparently become deceased 
during an attempt to use SCP-399 to change lead bars into gold. 
How came into possession of the device has not been 
satisfactorily determined. 


SCP-399 does not appear to have any means of storing energy that 
has been drawn in, simply drawing in the quantity it requires to 
perform a task and expending it immediately. It has been 
speculated, owing to the high energy demands of SCP-399, that it 
was intended for use in conjunction with a dedicated portable energy 
source of high volume. Such a device was not found among the 
effects of . In conjunction with such a device or an SCP ofa 
similar nature, SCP-399 could potentially be used to devastating 
effect as a weapon of mass destruction or to neutralize other Keter- 
class SCPs. Due to the potential negative consequences of a failure 
on this scale, this line of experimentation is not to be explored at this 


02:12: A loud motorcycle engine is heard. The 
lights dim, and Cien Caras turns towards the 
entrance. M C , in his guise as the 
character Doom Machine, enters the stage 
riding a highly customized motorcycle which 
expels fire out of its mock exhaust fumes. 
04:01: The bell rings; Cien Caras and Doom 
Machine stare at each other for approximately 
twelve seconds before Doom Machine makes 
the first move, lunging for Cien Caras’ eyes 
with his fingers. 

07:23: Doom Machine makes the first attempt 
at pinning Cien Caras. Cien Caras breaks the 
pin at the 2-count. 

12:11: Cien Caras performs a jumping splash 
from the third rope, then repeatedly stomps on 
Doom Machine's face. Doom Machine bleeds 
from his nose. Cien Caras pins Doom 
Machine. Doom Machine breaks the pin near 
the 3-count; the crowd gasps audibly. 

16:47: Cien Caras accidentally strikes the 
referee after narrowly missing Doom Machine, 
then he is hit by Doom Machine, who steps off 
the ring and procures a folding steel chair. 
17:00: Doom Machine strikes Cien Caras in 
the back of the head as the referee recovers. 
17:17: Cien Caras recovers in time to attack 
Doom Machine with a switchblade he 
produces from his boot, making him drop the 
chair. 

18:03: After having knocked Doom Machine 
down, Cien Caras locks his leg inside the steel 
chair, then jumps on the chair from the third 
rope. Doom Machine's knee bends to the point 
of fracture. Cien Caras pins Doom Machine; 
the referee recovers just in time to deliver the 
3-count. 

18:25:Cien Caras is announced as the victor. 
The crowd cheers loudly as Cien Caras 
celebrates. In the background, Doom Machine 


can be seen limping away unassisted. 
19:30: End of video. 


Transcript 3144-2: DVD disc containing an interview 
with Japanese wrestler T N _ after his retirement. 
The timestamp dates the video to August 3, 201 . 


Transcript by D-690022. 

Interviewer: How did S __ take to the idea of 
taking your belt at TotalMania? 

N_ : He hated it. Hated it. We'd been friends 
for such a long time, and he thought it wasn't 
fair that | had finally gotten my break and was 
going to lose it again so soon. It had just been 
two months. 

Interviewer: He- 

N :He was my mentor, you know. 
Interviewer: Right. 

N_ : And he took it up with the company. He 
went and told them "hey, he works hard, he 
deserves the belt" and they refused. It's 
heartbreaking, when you watch it again, he 
winces a little when people cheer at him, after 
the pin. 

Interviewer: How did he take it when you left 
the company a year after? 

N_ : He was already retired by that point, | 
think. Yeah. He was too sick to keep on, and 
he just wished me luck and told me to go 
wherever | needed. | miss him a lot. 


Transcript by Junior Researcher Tanahashi. 
Interviewer: How did S __ take to the idea of 
taking your belt at TotalMania? 

N_ : He loved it. Bastard. We'd been friends 
for such a long time, and | finally had my big 
break, and he was just going to take it from me 
so soon. It had just been two months. 
Interviewer: He- 

N :He was my mentor, you know. 


Interviewer: Right. 

N_ :And he made fun of me every chance he 
got. "Oh, you worked so hard, and you're 
gonna miss the belt", he'd go. Locker room, 
tour bus, wherever. Makes me happy, when | 
watch it again, and he winces from that huge 
gash | left on his belly. 

Interviewer: How did he take it when you left 
the company a year after? 

N_ : He never went back after the injuries | 
gave him. He was too sick to keep on, and he 
never returned my calls. | wanted to make fun 
of him to his face so badly. 


Transcript 3144-3: Post made by Mexican wrestler Killer 
Psicotico posted the night before his title match with 
Tragafuegos in February 17,20 on social media 
platform Twitter. 


Transcript by D-305487. 

"Gonna kick your butt again like last time in 
Arena fella keep your eyes peeled for me KP" 
(sic) 

[Attached file: Digitally scanned black and 
white photograph of Killer Psicdtico standing 
over Tragafuegos and holding a title belt; 
blood is visible on the canvas underneath 
Tragafuegos.] 


Transcript by Junior Researcher Huerta. 
"Gonna kick your butt again like last time in 
Arena fella keep your eyes peeled for me KP" 
(sic) 

[Attached file: Digitally scanned black and 
white photograph of Killer Psicdtico standing 
over Tragafuegos and holding a title belt. 
Tragafuegos has several knives protruding 
from his back; blood is visible on the canvas 
underneath him.] 


Incident Report 3144-1: On March 21, 20 , professional wrestler 


s § was injured after taking a fall from the top of a ladder onto 
the ring's turnbuckles. Foundation agent U__, embedded in the 
wrestling promotion as a paramedic, attempted to perform an 
impromptu surgery after recognizing signs of lethal injury, but was 
restrained by the rest ofthe medicalteam.S expired later that 
night, with the official cause of death reported as exsanguination 
from internal puncture damage dealt by rib fragments. Agent U 

was reprimanded for risking a secrecy breach, and is pending 
reassignment to another project. Agent U _—_'s reprimand and 
reassignment is currently under review by the Ethics Committee. 


SCP-3145: Self-Insert 


Item #: SCP-3145 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3145 is to be kept in a 
locked container at all times. The enclosure must be cleaned 
biweekly. Personnel are to enter SCP-3145's container in groups of 
no less than 3, with the door locked behind them. Two personnel 
must maintain continual direct eye contact with SCP-3145 until all 
personnel have vacated and relocked the container. Personnel are 
to alert one another before blinking. 


Any change in sounds originating from SCP-3145's containment 
chamber should be reported to the HCML supervisor on duty. 


Description: SCP-3145 is a sculpture constructed from concrete 
and rebar, with traces of Krylon brand spray paint. Its origin is 
unknown. 


SCP-3145 is animate, but cannot move while in direct line of sight of 
a human being. When a human breaks eye contact with SCP-3145, 
it will move at high speed and attack the individual, typically by 
snapping the neck at the base of the skull. Strangulation has also 
been employed. 


When SCP-3145 is not under observation, personnel have reported 
sounds of scraping stone within its chamber. A reddish substance, a 
combination of human feces and blood, has also been observed on 
the floor of SCP-3145's chamber. Though SCP-3145 is believed to 
be the origin of this material, the actual source of SCP-3145's 
means of producing it are currently unknown. 


Addendum: Interview 3145-01 


Interviewed: SCP-3145 


Interviewer: Dr. Falzon 


Foreword: A change in the sounds coming from 
SCP-3145's chamber was reported on 04/09/94 to Dr. 
Falzon, HCML supervisor on duty. Investigation led to 
SCP-3145 requesting an interview. A screened porthole 
was installed in the chamber door to facilitate 
communication. 


<Begin Log, 09:50> 


Falzon: How are you finding your accommodations, 
SCP-3145? 


SCP-3145: Not bad, not bad. You know, | really 
appreciate you guys cleaning up after me. Honestly, | 
don't even know where that stuff comes from. 


Falzon: It's the least we can do. Is there anything | can 
get you? 


SCP-3145: Well, uh. [laughs] Maybe train your D-Class a 
little better? | mean, not too good, | don't want to kill them 
all. But they've been screwing up pretty bad lately, and | 
like a little challenge. 


Falzon: | see. | suppose | shouldn't have expected 
anything else. 


SCP-3145: Hey, don't judge. Being an unstoppable, well, 
mostly unstoppable, killing machine is fun! 


Falzon: Fair enough. Is there anything else | can do for 
you? 


SCP-3145: No, | think I'm good. Thanks for the screen, 
though. Nice to get some fresh air in here for once. 
[laughs] 


<End Log, 10:01> 


Closing Statement: Request to leave porthole open 


when SCP-3145 not under observation denied. 
Investigation of the origins of both the materials found in 
SCP-3145's chamber and its ability to vocalize are 
Ongoing. 


Item #: SCP-3145 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: All mobile devices on which 
SCP-3145-A is installed are to be confiscated and analyzed for 
potential leads to other infected devices. Afterward, devices are to 
have their batteries removed, be assigned a numerical designation, 
and be placed in Storage Unit-30 at Research Site-22. 


All online stores for mobile device applications are to be monitored 
to prevent sales of SCP-3145-A. Devices suspected of infection are 
to be targeted with self-uploading malware and disabled until they 
can be retrieved by field agents. 


Description: SCP-3145 is an image of a large humanoid figure with 
a canid skull and black hair that manifests in association with 
SCP-3145-A. 


SCP-3145-A is a 9.8 MB mobile device application called "MalO 
ver1.0.0" available for free on various online application stories. 
SCP-3145-A has no listed developer and is able to bypass the 
approval process typically required by online stores before 
application distribution is allowed. SCP-3145-A cannot be removed 
from devices via program removal applications. 


Installation of SCP-3145-A creates no icons or shortcuts. Instead, 
the program will send images via text message to the device it is on 
at a rate of one per 3 to 6 hours. Images will contain SCP-3145 
visible somewhere within them.