Addendum-1374-Mu: Personnel have noticed that SCP-1374-A 
through SCP-1374-C’s messages have taken on a frantic, nervous 
quality since // ,onthe same date as the [REDACTED] 


Specifically; 


¢ SCP-1374-A has begun issuing harsher criticism of the 
containment procedures of an unprecedented number of SCP 
objects, most of which were humanoid, metamorphic, 
memory-affecting, adaptive, cognitohazardous, or 
extradimensional, as well as writing out all of its messages in 
all capitalized letters. 

* SCP-1374-B began utilizing the ability it demonstrated during 
Incident Log-1374-Theta at least once per week, manifesting 
various forms of encouraging phrases while personnel 
attempted to recontain the objects+. 

¢ SCP-1374-C ceased altering SCP documents in overt and 
obvious ways; instead, it has begun altering minute but 
important details about these objects. Additionally, it has been 
noted to include an increasing amount of subtle memetic and 
informational hazards in its messages. As such, the rigor of 
the checking of the validity of all documents within Sector 15 
has been increased. 


These behaviors became more and more frequent over time. During 
this period, Foundation researchers proposed a possible link 
between the increased and extreme actions of SCP-1374 and the 
non-anomalous series of [REDACTED]; however, no link between 
the two has been established. 


Addendum-1374-Pi: The following message manifested in all 
locations infected with SCP-1374 on // 9 


Well, you took the test. You failed. We'll try to handle this 
by ourselves. 


Subsequently, all locations previously known to be infected with 
SCP-1374 ceased manifesting anomalous messages. After thirty 
(30) days, SCP-1374 was declared Neutralized. 


Addendum-1374-Omega: On / /_ , five (5) months after 
SCP-1374 was declared Neutralized, SCP-1374 remanifested in all 
previously infected areas. However, a new iteration of the anomaly 
appeared rather than any recorded instance of SCP-1374-X. This 
iteration is uniform across all infected areas and only manifests 


Arabic numerals. The numbers in SCP-1374’s messages decrease 
at a constant rate over time. The significance of this is unknown; 
however, all manifested numbers are roughly equal between the 
structures at any given time. 


Footnotes 

1. Research shows that once SCP-1374 stops manifesting within a 
structure and transfers to a separate place, it will not remanifest in 
previously infected areas, even if they become active again. 

2. The object that was used as an example of SCP-1374-A's 
messages 

3. Commonly found phrases found were “please help us, 
coming,” and “You can protect us” 

4. Since this incident, Site 95 has been gradually transporting its 
contained objects to other sites as well as increasing the number of 
personnel assigned to site security. However, at no time are less 
than twenty-five (25) anomalous objects to be held within Site 95. 
5. Notably, this was the same date of the disturbance in 
[REDACTED] 


6 


hes 


« SCP-1373 | SCP-1374 | SCP-1375 » 


SCP-1375: Extraterrestrial Tube Station 


Item #: SCP-1375 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: As the station containing 
SCP-1375 has been decommissioned, no public cover is required. 
The specific section of tunnel containing SCP-1375-1 has been 
renovated, sealed, and converted into an airlock with an attached 
on-site research laboratory. Access to or experimentation with 
SCP-1375 requires prior approval from at least two (2) Level 3 
Senior Researchers, and all personnel entering SCP-1375-2 must 
be trained and certified in the use of Foundation EVA suits. 


Description: SCP-1375-1 is a steel service door in the 
decommissioned tube station of the London Underground. 
Historical records indicate that no anomalous properties were 
present when the station was decommissioned in 1994. When 
opened, SCP-1375-1 contains a standing space-time aperture to 
SCP-1375-2. 


SCP-1375-2 is a near-exact copy of the station prior to its 
decommission, located on an unknown extraterrestrial moon of 
similar mass and composition to Ganymede orbiting a blue-green 
gas giant which itself is in orbit around a transitional-phase red giant 
star. The location of this solar system is currently unknown; 
astronomical observation with the goal of identifying its location is 
ongoing. 


SCP-1375-2 differs from its non-anomalous original in the following 
ways: 


¢ SCP-1375-2 is reversed with respect to SCP-1375-1; that is, 
SCP-1375-2 is symmetrical with the original station with 
SCP-1375-1 as its axis of symmetry. 

* SCP-1375-2 exhibits tool marks in its construction that are 


consistent with the types of tools used to construct 
station, but the precise configuration of the tool marks is 
inconsistent. 

¢ SCP-1375-2's signage, in addition to being mirrored, contain 
many spelling mistakes as well as languages other than 
English; at least two (2) of these languages are unknown and 
currently indecipherable. 

* SCP-1375-2's exit to the surface is in an unfinished state 
consistent with incomplete construction rather than 
destruction. In addition to being open to the lunar surface, the 
lower atmospheric pressure of SCP-1375-2 results in a net 
negative pressure differential at SCP-1375-1; prior to the 
installation of an airlock, this caused rapid decompression in 
the section of station in which SCP-1375-1 is located 
when it was opened. 


Information regarding artifacts and documents discovered within 
SCP-1375-2 are documented, stored, and available for analysis in 
the Site Non-Anomalous Item Storage Facility. 


Addendum 1375-1: Researcher Note 


After several months of analysis, the following data has 
been gathered by exploration teams: 


¢ Exploration of the area around SCP-1375-2 has 
found no additional structures, artifacts, or signs of 
life. Furthermore, atmospheric analysis of the 
moon on which SCP-1375-2 is located has yielded 
no sign of any organic components that would 
indicate that life exists anywhere on the body. 
Design of an autonomous UAV capable of flying in 
the reduced atmospheric pressure and 
circumnavigating the moon is ongoing. 
Preliminary astronomy reports indicate that the 
planet that SCP-1375-2 orbits is one of 
approximately eleven planets within the star 
system, and that none of these planets or their 
observed moons appear to be capable of 
sustaining life. 

* Spectroscopic analysis of materials used in the 


construction of SCP-1375-2 has yielded an 
unusually high level of mercury and radon, but are 
otherwise consistent with its terrestrial original. 


Dr. 
Senior Researcher 


Addendum 1375-2: Notable Recovered Objects 


Reference #: 1375-038 

Recovery: Discovered in a men's restroom. 
Description: A copy of the Evening Standard 
newspaper, entirely in reverse but otherwise identical to 
those printed on December 27, 1993. 


Reference #: 1375-062 

Recovery: Found on tracks below second platform. 
Description: A handwritten note on a paper napkin: 
"19:30, don't forget" written in reverse. 


Reference #: 1375-088 

Recovery: Affixed to a wall near entrance. 
Description: A reversed printed advertisement poster 
for a musical concert. All text is otherwise identical to 
actual posters, however the band members pictured are 
entirely devoid of facial features. 


Reference #: 1375-109 

Recovery: Found on a shelf in a janitor's supply room. 
Description: Box of construction screws with reverse 
threading composed entirely of high-strength titanium 
alloy. This is the only construction material discovered in 
SCP-1375-2 with composition not consistent with its 
terrestrial counterpart. 


Reference #: 1375-133 

Recovery: Discovered on lunar surface 3 m outside of 
main entrance. 

Description: A single unopened can of brand 
low-sodium canned kernel corn, confirmed to contain 
kernel corn via ultrasound analysis. Text printed on label 


is in Portuguese but is otherwise consistent with those 
manufactured prior to 2003. Object is also significant as 
the only object recovered from SCP-1375-2 that is not in 
reverse. 


« SCP-1374 | SCP-1375 | SCP-1376 » 


SCP-1376: Documentary Camcorder 


Item #: SCP-1376 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1376 is stored ina 
standard secure locker at Site 19. Experimentation with SCP-1376 
may only be performed with prior permission from at least one (1) 
Level 3 Senior Researcher, and all recordings created using 
SCP-1376 must be thoroughly inspected for classified information. 
All recordings created using SCP-1376 are available for research via 
Site 19's secure database. 


Description: SCP-1376 is a yellow Sanyo VPC-WH1YL waterproof 
camcorder manufactured circa 2009, and is outwardly unremarkable 
except for some minor scuffs and scratches as a result of extended 

use. 


Whenever a video recording is created using SCP-1376, the 
resulting audio track is narrated by a male voice with a British accent 
in the manner of a nature documentary through unknown means. 
The audio modification is consistent with professional-grade post- 
processing and audio mixing and even includes fading in and out of 
the original audio as appropriate to the subject matter recorded. Still 
images created using SCP-1376 are unaffected. 


SCP-1376 came to the attention of the Foundation on / /O9asa 
result of a notification from automated systems monitoring instant- 
messaging communication in which [REDACTED], the original 
owner and purchaser of SCP-1376, attempted to explain its 
anomalous properties to an acquaintance. [REDACTED] was 
detained and questioned by a Foundation response team, who 
claimed to have purchased SCP-1376 off the shelf in a local store. 
Subject was released after being administered a Class A amnestic 
and given a replacement unit of identical make. 


Disassembly and inspection of the components of SCP-1376 has 
yielded no irregularities or abnormal components. All units of 
identical make from the same production batch of SCP-1376 have 
been tracked down and inspected, and none have exhibited the 
same anomalous properties. 


Addendum 1376-01: Log of Notable Recordings 


Date: //09 

Duration: 1:17 

Subject: A recording created by SCP-1376's original owner of his 
wife, presumably as a test of its capability after initial purchase. 
Subject is in the living room of their home and conversing with 
[REDACTED]. Dialogue is faded out and unable to be deciphered. 
Narration: And here, we see his mate in the heart of their den. 
Extremely protective, the female will go to extreme lengths to protect 
her offspring, even resorting to violence if necessary. Although the 
pair are quite close and affectionate, she will later spurn his 
advances, citing exhaustion with her daily rounds. 


Date: / /09 

Duration: 0:49 

Subject: A static recording of a tennis ball placed on a table. 
Narration: As noon approaches, it grows increasingly confused, as 
the creatures around it show no sign of using it for its intended 
purpose. Struggling to attract their attention, it becomes ever more 
distressed as it finds itself completely immobile. 


Date: / /09 

Duration: 1:36 

Subject: A Rhesus monkey kept in a cage at Site 19's animal 
testing laboratory. Subject walks around its cage listlessly before 
sitting down and eating fruit. 

Narration: By the fourth day, this male has all but surrendered to 
the grim reality of its fate. It continues to patrol its cage, hoping for 
any chance that its captors may have been careless, but it has no 
such luck. By night fall, it will begin to feel the first symptoms of 
[DATA EXPUNGED] 

Researcher Note: All subsequent recordings created using 
SCP-1376 are to be screened for possible classified content, and 
sensitive data redacted as necessary. 


Date: / /10 

Duration: 1:15 

Subject: An incidental recording of Dr. made by Dr. during 
unrelated experimentation. 

Narration: Despite the male's calm facade, his lust for his female 
companion is extraordinary. The degree to which his obsession 
reaches has become nearly unhealthy, dominating his thoughts at 
every turn. Wild fantasies course through his mind when he watches 
her when she doesnt notice. 

Researcher Note: Dr. was treated for a broken nose after being 
attacked by Dr. and both researchers have been placed on 
administrative leave for a period of no less than two (2) weeks 
pending disciplinary action and transfer to another site. 


« SCP-1375 | SCP-1376 | SCP-1377 » 


SCP-1377: Automaton Parliament 


Item #: SCP-1377 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Instances of SCP-1377-01 are 
to be preserved after initial intake and observation in the C Wing of 
the Site-23 morgue, which has been repurposed for containment 
protocols and retrofitted with necessary security infrastructure. 
Access to SCP-1377-01 instances for experimentation require 
written authorization from the Research Director and the 
Cybernetics Initiative Committee. 


During the appearance of a new iteration of SCP-1377-01, 
designated liaisons from security organizations responsible for 
national legislatures will contact the Research Director immediately. 
The Research Director will then relay instructions to MTF Kappa-71 
(Roberto's Rules of Order), which will either neutralize and contain 
SCP-1377-01 directly, or direct Foundation security assets in closest 
proximity to the event to do so. 


Due to the politically sensitive nature of SCP-1377 events, use of 
amnestic drugs on witnesses during subsequent information control 
efforts is to be minimized; see Protocol 1377-SOLON documentation 
for more details. All information control procedures related to 
SCP-1377 must be approved by the Research Director prior to 
implementation. 


Description: SCP-1377 is a phenomenon affecting world legislative 
bodies. Beginning in 1952 and continuing into the present day, a 
humanoid automaton of varying physical characteristics (hereby 
referred to as an instance of SCP-1377-01) will make its way from 
an unknown origination point to an official session of a national 
legislative body, present a set of forged credentials identifying itself 
as a member of that body, and attempt to address the chamber. In 
all cases, the forged credentials have identified SCP-1377-01 asa 


representative of a fictitious constituency within that nation's 
jurisdiction; examples include impersonations of an MP of the United 
Kingdom Parliament from "Lockbarrow," a Chilean Deputy 
representing the "Camino Desconocido" region, a Botswana 
Assembly Member from "Nnwande West", and a United States 
Senator representing the State of "Kenswick". 


SCP-1377-01 instances are composed of living, organic tissue, and 
bear a loosely analogous resemblance to Homo sapiens. However, 
the anatomy of SCP-1377-01 varies significantly from that of 
humans; specimens possess musculature and connective tissues 
similar to H. sapiens, but lack any discernible internal organs, 
instead featuring an indeterminate, fleshy mass where a human's 
thoracic cavity would ordinarily be. Additionally, SCP-1377-01 
specimens have a skeletal structure composed of tissue resembling 
hardened cartilage. This is believed to account for SCP-1377-01's 
erratic and halting movements. DNA analysis confirms that 
SCP-1377-01 matches no biological organism currently known to 
the Foundation. Because of the lack of data on SCP-1377-01 
specimens prior to their emergence, development of these 
organisms is poorly understood. However, each SCP-1377-01 
instance has ceased life function approximately 12-18 hours after 
emergence.