D-91243: [pause] (heavily breathing) No, they’re just 
watching me. Fuck, they know I’m here. 

Dr. : Please remain calm. 

D-91243: No man they’ve got a fucking army— 


Several of the instances advance towards D-91243. 
D-91243 brandishes his survival hatchet at the crowd. 


D-91243: (yelling) Get the fuck back! Don’t you fucking 
move- 


D-91243 enters a panicked state and turns around 
multiple times to reveal himself to be surrounded by 
SCP-3788-2. Multiple instances charge at D-91243, who 
swings his hatchet blindly at them. During this conflict, 
D-91243’s camera is knocked off of its rig, falling onto 
the ground. The angle it lands shows an instance of 
SCP-3788-2 knocking D-91243 to the ground, before 
driving the pointed end of a pickaxe into his skull. The 
camera was knocked over by a stray foot after filming 
this act. 


Several hours later, the feed changes from a low-power 
black screen after being picked up by a new instance of 
SCP-3788-2, later confirmed to be the previously 
deceased D-91243. D-91243 bashes the lens of the 
camera against a rock, resulting in the feed cutting. It 
was observed that D-91243 had been missing the flesh 
from the top half of his skull, presumably where the fatal 
wound had struck. 


Further explorations into SCP-3788-1 are pending 
approval. 


3/3/20 : Agents spotted an instance of SCP-3788 available within 


popular movie-rental service "Redbox". Agents determined that 
physical copies rented from the machine had no anomalous 
properties. 


4/12/20 : After Foundation web-skimmers found the film "The 
Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island" available on web- 


streaming site "Hulu", a prolonged investigation revealed it is only 
physical copies of SCP-3788 that can manifest anomalous effects in 


viewers Revised, see Incident 0912 for further details. 


+ Incident 0912 


11/16/201 : Agents are alerted to a mass disappearance 
occurring at the 's Theater in , Illinois. Twenty- 


three persons had been affected by SCP-3788 during a 
"So-Bad-It's-Good" screening of SCP-3788. Files 
recovered from the laptop attached to the projector 
showed a downloaded video file of SCP-3788 from 

a popular torrent site. Web-skimmers have been 
upgraded to deal with the threat accordingly. 


Footnotes 
1. Cathode Ray Tube 


SCP-3789: Abyssal Basalt ‘Jellyfish’ 


Item #: SCP-3789 
Object Class: Euclid (pending) 


Special Containment Procedures: Due to SCP-3789's remote 
location, direct containment has been deemed unnecessary. Any 
planned expeditions to the bottom of the Atacama Trench by civilian 
organizations are to be discouraged. 


Description: SCP-3789 is a previously undiscovered, non-biological 
species found in the Atacama Trench, composed of basalt granules 
held together by thin tendrils of unknown composition. SCP-3789 
instances have a shape similar to that of the lion's mane jellyfish 
(Cyanea capillata), and vary in length from 14m to over 55m. 


Attempts to capture live specimens of SCP-3789 have so far failed. 
Even when pressurized containers are used, SCP-3789 instances 
always lose cohesion during ascent and decompose into dust once 
the depth reaches above 7.5-8 km below sea level. 


SCP-3789's tendrils and bell are luminescent, and glow blue. 
SCP-3789 instances appear to communicate with each other via 
contact between their tentacles, which causes visible sparks to 
appear. 


SCP-3789 possesses several visible mouths near the ends of each 
arm, all lined with concentric rows of small, rounded stones 
analogous to teeth. SCP-3789 appears to feed sporadically by 
extending its arms at least 10m deep into the sediment floor. 


Additionally, some SCP-3789 instances possess large ovoid 
structures on the tips of several of their arms. The purpose of these 
is unknown. 


Addendum 3789-01: During the most recent sighting, a group of 


SCP-3789 instances began moving erratically and scattering. The 
structures on the tips of their arms began to glow brightly, and the 
seafloor shook. A large fissure opened in the seafloor, anda 
massive creature approximately 35m long emerged. This creature 
was Chelonian in shape, composed of magma and rock, and its shell 
was punctured in several places. This creature swam towards the 
group of SCP-3789, and a 10m long tooth, later determined to be 
composed of an iron-nickel mixture, fell out of one of the entity's 
puncture wounds. 


Several SCP-3789 instances attempted to strike this entity with their 
arm structures, causing several explosions. Electrical discharges 
and shockwaves from these attacks damaged most recording 
equipment, but the two remaining cameras managed to record the 
chelonian entity taking hold of two SCP-3789 instances in its mouth. 
Both instances ceased all motion and the chelonian entity dragged 
them into the fissure with it. The fissure sealed shortly afterward. 
Analysis found traces of several chemical explosives in the water 
near the incident. 


Efforts to track and identify the chelonian entity, tentatively 
designated SCP-3789-1, using seismic wave analysis are underway. 


SCP-3790: Department of Abnormalities 


Item #: SCP-3790 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: The door into the stairwell 
leading to SCP-3790 is to be padlocked at all times, and a single 
guard is to be posted nearby to ensure no individuals enter 
SCP-3790. 


By order of the Overseer Council, entry into SCP-3790 is forbidden. 


Description: SCP-3790 is a structure located beneath the 
abandoned Port Superior Canning Company warehouse in London, 
United Kingdom. The only access to this space is down a narrow 
stairwell that ends in a short black door. The door is free of 
identifying markings save for a small metal placard just above the 
door handle that reads "SCP Foundation Department of 
Abnormalities”. 


The remainder of this file has been locked by order of the Overseer Council. 


The interior of SCP-3790 consists of several descending 
levels, each consisting of a hallway containing four 
doors, two per side, and a grated freight elevator at the 
far end of the corridor leading to the lower levels. While 
there is evidence of prior human activity within 
SCP-3790, the structure appears to have been 
abandoned for a considerable amount of time. 


Each of the doors is a solid, heavy metal door with a 
sliding panel covering a small glass viewport into the 
dimly lit chamber beyond. The doors, some of which are 
rusted but otherwise undamaged, have at some point in 


However, its ability to see and talk are connected to the "eyes" and 
"mouth", which have been crudely drawn on by permanent marker, 
as the original dummy had no facial features. Erasure of SCP-492's 
"eyes" and "mouth" would presumably render it unable to see or 
speak, respectively. 


Physically, SCP-492 can feel. Through various tests, SCP-492 was 
able to discern objects by touch alone. However, SCP-492 does not 
feel pain, or at least has no concept of what it is. This is 
understandable, as its body seems to be essentially unaffected by 
physical attacks: Its soft cloth absorbs blunt force attacks 
harmlessly, and damage incurred as a result of being pierced, cut, 
or ripped can easily be repaired provided SCP-492 has access toa 
needle and thread. However, one note of interest is that SCP-492 
has an intense fear of fire, most likely due to its obviously flammable 
nature. In terms of strength, SCP-492 performed exceedingly poorly 
due to its fragile construction and lack of bone structure. SCP-492's 
strength is comparable to that of a human adult with markedly 
underdeveloped musculature. 


Mentally, SCP-492 possesses all of the conventional mental 
patterns and thought processes that define human behavior. It can 
think, learn, comprehend abstract concepts, solve puzzles, and feel 
emotion. IQ tests reveal SCP-492 to be slightly above average ata 
score of ca. 112. Numerous sessions with Foundation psychologists 
and psychoanalysts have shown no evidence of any past or present 
mental instability or disorder. 


SCP-492 was first discovered by Agent while she was 
responding to a routine inspection order. A group of teenagers had 
broken into Amusement Park, which had been closed for 
years at the time, and were later caught by local authorities. The 
teenagers were in a hysterical state of mind and told the local 
authorities that they had witnessed "things coming alive" in the park. 
The Foundation quickly took over the investigation at that point. The 
teenagers were taken into Foundation custody and were given a 
class-B amnestic before being returned to local authorities. 
Meanwhile, several search teams were sent into the park, but found 
nothing of interest. Agent , however, stumbled across SCP-492 
while she was searching the outskirts of the park. Agent then 


the past had their handles and unlocking mechanisms 
removed, and have been welded shut. The only 
distinguishing marks on these doors are small metal 
placards located just beneath the sliding panel. These 
placards usually bear what is believed to be the 
designation for the contents of the chamber, though in 
some cases the placards have been removed or are 
damaged. 


The elevator has access to seven levels of the structure. 


No record of the SCP Foundation ever having a 
Department of Abnormalities exists. No information 
regarding the structure has been located. 


Addendum 3790.1: Chamber Contents 


The following is a list of the rooms on each floor, the text 
on each door's placard, and a visual description of the 
contents of each chamber, if possible. 


Level One 


Room One 

Placard Name: Vivaldi 

Description: Chamber is empty aside from a 
violin propped in the far corner of the room. 
The bow is broken on the ground in front of it. 


Room Two 

Placard Name: Montezuma's Face 
Description: An ornate wooden chest with 
gold inlays and a large steel lock sits ona 
table in the middle of the chamber. A quiet 
clicking sound, like that of a clock, is barely 
audible from within the chamber. 


Room Three 
Placard Name: No placard 
Description: Chamber is empty. 


Room Four 

Placard Name: Placard has been damaged 
and text is unreadable 

Description: Chamber is empty. Long gashes 
cover the walls. Pieces of bone are visible 
across the chamber floor. 


Level Two 


Room One 

Placard Name: lan 

Description: A thin, pale man in a straitjacket 
wearing a blindfold sits in the corner of the 
chamber. 


Room Two 

Placard Name: The Crying Boy 

Description: A canvas is set up in the room. A 
sheet is draped over it. 


Room Three 

Placard Name: The Watchers 

Description: Three vaguely humanoid figures 
are huddled in a far corner of the room, looking 
away from the door. The figures can be seen 
shifting slightly, but due to lighting conditions 
within the chamber no other details can be 
made out. 


Room Four 

Placard Name: No placard 

Description: Beyond the door appears to be 
another dark hallway. 


Level Three 


Room One 

Placard Name: The Infinite Cold 
Description: The floor of the chamber is 
covered with a thin layer of water. The interior 
of the room seems to be considerably larger 


than its exterior physical dimensions would 
allow. 


Room Two 

Placard Name: Sorrow 

Description: A pedestal rests in the middle of 
the chamber. Four parallel lines in the dust, 
consistent with finger marks, imply that 
whatever was upon it has recently been 
removed. 


Room Three 
Placard Name: World Without Man 
Description: Chamber is empty. 


Room Four 

Placard Name: Adam's Hatred 
Description: A billowing, indistinct black 
shape is visible in the back of the room. 


Level Four 


Room One 

Placard Name: The Morning Star 
Description: A rusted sword hangs on a rack 
in the back of the room. The door to the 
chamber feels warm. 


Room Two 
Placard Name: Wormwood 
Description: Viewport is obscured. 


Room Three 

Placard Name: Harmonia's Necklace 
Description: A simple golden necklace hangs 
on a post in the back of the room, which is lit 
by a single tall candle. The chamber does not 
appear to have a floor. 


Room Four 
Placard Name: No placard 


Description: Chamber is unlit. Individuals who 
look into this room feel a lingering sense of 
dread afterwards. 


Level Five 


Room One 

Placard Name: The Heart of Man 
Description: Inside the chamber is a single, 
still-beating human heart suspended from the 
ceiling by a wire. The interior of the chamber 
appears distorted. 


Room Two 

Placard Name: Tool marks indicate that 
placard has been pried off. The word "hello" is 
scratched into the metal where the placard 
should be. 

Description: Sliding panel is welded shut. 


Room Three 

Placard Name: Channel 55 

Description: A small, CRT television sits in 
the center of the room. Something is playing 
on the screen, but a dark cloth has been 
draped over the top of it. 


Room Four 

Placard Name: Living Nightmare 
Description: A dirty twin mattress on a simple 
metal frame rests in the middle of the room. A 
figure is lying on the mattress with a sheet 
pulled up over them. 


Level Six 


Room One 

Placard Name: Mr. Silence 

Description: A tall, black, wooden box rests 
against the back wall. It is bound in chains and 
locks. A bright purple "W" is emblazoned on its 


front in gold trim. 


Room Two 

Placard Name: The Dead Man's Chair 
Description: A wooden chair sits in the far 
corner of the room. A faint shadow can be 
seen 'sitting' in it, which disappears upon a 
second viewing. 


Room Three 

Placard Name: Oizi 

Description: A layer of ice covers the viewport 
and obscures visibility. A dark shape can be 
seen in the middle of the room, although no 
details can be distinguished. 


Room Four 

Placard Name: Apollyon's Crown 
Description: A silver lockbox rests on a table 
in the middle of the room. Notably, the exterior 
of the door is covered in scratch marks, as if 
by something trying to get into the chamber. 


Level Seven 


Although the opening to the seventh level is visible 
through the grated floor of the elevator, the lift 
mechanism appears to have been modified and can no 
longer access that floor. 


SCP-3791: An Entirely Standard and Uneventful 
Anomaly 


Item #: SCP-3791 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: The access code to SCP-3791 
is to be split into three equal sections and stored in safes 13, 77, 
and 95 at Site-01. Knowledge of the full code is to be limited to 
personnel directly authorized by an O5 Council member. No current 
or former members of MTF Alpha-1 ("Red Right Hand") are to be 
permitted entry into SCP-3791. Frequency of amnestic treatments is 
to be considered a critical risk factor when assessing individuals for 
access to SCP-3791. No personnel are to be allowed access on any 
November 3. 


Any information acquired within SCP-3791 is to be processed at 
CSUM-4.1 No textual or visual records are to be created within 
SCP-3791 without direct permission of an O5 Council member. All 
records are to be destroyed following standard processing 
procedures. All personnel are to be treated with Class-A amnestics 
following exposure to SCP-3791. 


The draft letter within SCP-3791 is to remain under a 10 cm thick 
plate of steel. This plate is to be further secured to the desk by 
heavy chains and padlocks. The keys to this apparatus are to be 
stored in safe 46 at Site-01.