Addendum-B: On / /20 , an exploration team was sent to 
SCP-2018-1 to map the remaining floors of its structure. They 
reached a room on the top floor whose door had the message "To 
the exploration team: please come in". Upon opening the door, they 
entered a large room with a table containing several types of food 
and drinks. On the table was an elderly, overweight man in a light 
blue suit, who called out the team to eat with him. None of the 
Agents remembered ever meeting this man. He claimed to be the 
consciousness of SCP-2018-1 manifesting physically. The following 
is a transcript of the dialogue that Agent had with the man, 
hereafter referred to as SCP-2018-1-A. 


<Begin Log> 


Agent : Who are you? 


SCP-2018-1-A: | am the museum. Please don't be shy, 
sit down and have something to eat and drink. 


Agent _ : What exactly do you mean with that? 


SCP-2018-1-A: By that | mean that | am the museum's 
genius loci, or protective spirit. | created this man to talk 
with you. | haven't had visitors in months, and | thought | 
would collapse. But now you are sending in visitors every 
month, which | am very grateful for. | figured | should 
have a little chat with you. It's only being polite, as | see 
it. 


Agent — : How did this museum... | mean, how did you 
come to be? 


SCP-2018-1-A: Ah, you see, | used to be the genius loci 
of the actual Australian Museum. | was the one who 
helped the guards protect the halls and all the 
attractions. When one guard was about to fall asleep 
during work, | would poke his mind to wake him up, and 
things like that. In return, | would watch the visitors 
observe the attractions and absorb the energy of their 
emotions to sustain myself. | liked what | did. But as time 
passed, | started to wonder if | could do something other 
than watch people marvel at the things of the distant 
past, which had little relevance in the minds of many of 
today's visitors. 


Agent : And these thoughts inspired you to create this 
version of the museum? 


SCP-2018-1-A: Correct. Being the genius loci of sucha 
large place with frequent visitors, | had a massive store 
of emotional energy inside me, which | hadn't thought of 
using until a certain day. It was then that | decided to 
leave the museum and create my own. 


Agent =: Howdo you know what to create in order to 


inspire emotions? 


SCP-2018-1-A: | can read the thoughts and memories of 
anyone who enters the museum. 


Agent’: Do you possess any other abilities? 
SCP-2018-1-A: No sir, that is all | do. 


Agent _ : Thank you. This is enough for the interview, 
unless you have anything more to say. 


SCP-2018-1-A: Yes. Please forgive your son. He might 
have disobeyed every thing you ever told him not to do, 
but he still loves you very much. And have this as a gift. 
You deserve it for doing your duties so well. 


(At this point in the interview, SCP-2018-1-A created a 
pug wearing a collar with the name "Fred". The pug then 
ran towards Agent _ , who shoved it away.) 


Agent _ : Did you just read my mind? 


SCP-2018-1-A: I'm sorry, | didn't mean to anger you, | 
just wanted to give you a gift! 


(Agent and the rest of the exploration team then left 
SCP-2018-1. SCP-2018 was then locked down due to a 
possible information breach.) 


<End Log> 
« SCP-2017 | SCP-2018 | SCP-2019 » 


SCP-2019: Gelatinous Brain Cube 


Item #: SCP-2019 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2019 is to be kept 
unconscious through the use of sedatives and fed intravenously. 
One brain must be left inside SCP-2019, and all others are to be 
removed surgically and then incinerated. Experiments involving 
SCP-2019 need the approval of at least one Level 3 Researcher. 


Description: SCP-2019 is a 5m x 5m x 5m sapient cubical 
organism composed of a green gelatinous substance held in place 
by a thick transparent membrane. SCP-2019's membrane is highly 
resistant to most forms of damage, and any parts that are removed 
from it grow back in a matter of seconds. On the lateral faces of 
SCP-2019 are 37 eyes. SCP-2019 is capable of moving these eyes 
around its membrane to see in all directions simultaneously. 
SCP-2019 is also capable of creating multiple tentacular 
appendages to allow mobility. 


The interior of SCP-2019 grows brains at a rate that depends on 
available nutrients. At current feeding levels, SCP-2019 grows one 
brain every two months. When awake, SCP-2019 displays the ability 
to cause physical objects and living beings to manifest. It is only 
capable of creating objects and living beings within its line of sight, 
and all these creations disappear once SCP-2019 can no longer 
perceive them. 


Addendum: Interview Log 


Interviewed: SCP-2019 
Interviewer: Doctor 


Foreword: SCP-2019 usually communicates non 


verbally through the use of its abilities. Communicating 
through the creation of words seems to require 
enormous effort on SCP-2019's part. This interview took 
place shortly after initial containment. 


<Begin Log> 
Doctor : Hello, SCP-2019. Can you understand me? 


(SCP-2019 creates a floating hand doing a thumbs up 
gesture.) 


Doctor : | would like to ask you some questions, if 
you don't mind. 


(SCP-2019 creates a traffic light displaying a green light.) 
Doctor : How would you describe yourself? 


(SCP-2019 creates a plate with plum pudding and a pile 
of paraffin.) 


Doctor : Where do you originate from? 


(SCP-2019 creates a purple, floating sphere surrounded 
by several rings and three smaller spheres. SCP-2019 
then creates a large magnifying glass and puts it 
between Doctor and the sphere. Several images in 
the magnifying glass are shown in quick succession. 
Multiple golden buildings connected by silver bridges can 
be seen. On these bridges are a large number of entities 
similar to SCP-2019, albeit orange in color and with only 
a single brain inside each one.) 


Doctor : ls this your place of origin? Are these 
members of your species? Can you show us more? 


(SCP-2019 creates a floating hand doing a thumbs up 
gesture. The images in the magnifying glass change to 
what seems to be a lake beneath a bridge. An entity 
similar to SCP-2019 can be seen gathering a few objects 
around the lake and absorbing them into its body.) 


Doctor : Is that you, SCP-2019? Are you searching 
for food? Why aren't you with the other members of your 
species? 


(SCP-2019 creates a floating hand doing a thumbs up 
gesture again. The images changes to a close up of the 
interior of a building. SCP-2019 can be seen surrounded 
by other members of its species, who are pointing spear- 
like objects at it. In front of SCP-2019 is a machine 
shaped like an upright ring. The other members of the 
species force it to move inside the machine, which starts 
emitting a bright blue light. SCP-2019 walks into the light 
and disappears. The machine then stops emitting the 
light. The image changes to a close up of the streets of 
an unknown city on Earth. A sphere of blue light appears 
in the middle of a street and SCP-2019 emerges from it.) 


Doctor : What does this mean? Were you banished 
from your place of origin? Why? 


(SCP-2019 creates a copy of itself and of a normal 
member of its species. Between them is a floating "does 
not equal" symbol.) 


Doctor : You were banished from your place of 
origin because you were considered different from the 
other members of your species? 


(SCP-2019 creates a floating hand doing a thumbs up 
gesture once again.) 


Doctor : Do other members of your species possess 
the same abilities as you? Can you do anything besides 
creating objects and living beings? 


(SCP-2019 creates a floating hand doing a thumbs down 
gesture. SCP-2019 then creates a man dressed similarly 
to Doctor . This man then shrugs his shoulders.) 


Doctor : What would happen to you if all your brains 
were removed? 


(SCP-2019 creates a grave marked with a drawing of an 
entity similar to itself.) 


Doctor : Thank you for your cooperation. This 
concludes our interview. 


(SCP-2019 stretches one of its tentacle appendages and 
pokes Doctor in the left shoulder. SCP-2019 then 
creates a copy of Doctor and a machine of unknown 
purpose. The machine fires a laser-like beam at Doctor 

's copy, which transforms into a copy of SCP-2019. 
SCP-2019 then proceeds to touch its copy with its 
tentacle appendages.) 


Doctor : | don't understand what you mean. 


(SCP-2019 shakes violently for several seconds before 
creating what appeared to be words made out of 
scalpels and test tubes. The meaning of these words 
could not be deciphered.) 


Doctor : | am sorry, but | still don't understand you. | 
will come back later. 


(As Doctor is about to leave, SCP-2019 creates a 
chain around Doctor 's ankle and attached to the 
ground, preventing him from moving away. SCP-2019 
then approaches Doctor and creates several 
floating, stylized hearts. Doctor calls for security and 
SCP-2019 is successfully subdued. Investigation into the 
meaning of the words created by SCP-2019 is ongoing.) 


<End Log> 
« SCP-2018 | SCP-2019 | SCP-2020 » 


SCP-2020: Cliche, Right? 


Item #: SCP-2020 
Object Class: Euclid-exsequi 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2020 is kept in a Type 4 
Humanoid Containment Cell at Site 17. Standard amenities and 
precautions associated with T4HCC are in place. Dietary 
Supplement 2020-9, consisting of 1.4 kilograms of used shredded 
paper, is to be provided daily. SCP-2020's cell is to be monitored for 
any unusual activity, with all vocalizations transcribed. 


128 grams of tissue samples from SCP-2020 are kept at Subsite- 
Bio-17. Access to SCP-2020 or its biological samples are to be 
approved by the head of SCP-2020's research team. 


Description: SCP-2020 is a sapient humanoid entity approximately 
2.2m (7'3") in height and 70kg (150 Ibs) in mass. SCP-2020 
possesses unusually long and thin limbs, as well as facial features 
commonly associated with "grey aliens" (see file photo) and bright 
green coloration. 


SCP-2020's body is composed primarily of a novel form of natural 
rubber that appears to serve skeletal, muscular, circulatory, and 
endocrine functions. SCP-2020's digestive system and nutritional 
requirements are consistent with its diet, which consists entirely of 
paper and water. SCP-2020 has not shown any signs of growth or 
aging since recovery. Further study of SCP-2020's biology has been 
hindered by the rubber's toughness and resistance to tearing, which 
renders standard methodologies ineffective, as well as its 
dissimilarity to terrestrial biology. 


SCP-2020 claims to originate from a technologically advanced 
extraterrestrial civilization, but will make wildly different claims 
regarding the nature and location of this civilization when 
questioned. Given the circumstances of SCP-2020's recovery (see 


Document Bilenkin-Roswell-2020), this avenue of research is 
nonetheless considered viable. 


SCP-2020's behavior suggests that it shares many psychological 
similarities with humans, such as the ability to learn, a desire for 
interaction, and partial understanding of social norms. It is fluent in 
English and responds to the names "Artie", "Bobby", and "Izzy". It 
has not engaged in hostile behavior, and appears indifferent to its 
own containment. SCP-2020 will frequently attempt to engage 
personnel in conversations regarding its desire to write science 
fiction, and numerous ideas it has for science fiction stories. It has 
thus far failed to produce any actual writing, citing an inability to 
choose a concept. See attached transcript for details. 


Addendum: Excerpt from Transcript 2020-1-ASO. SCP-2020 was 
permitted to speak to Researcher King on any topic it wished. 


No, no. Wait. Guys. | have an idea. A better idea. There's 
this facility, right? It was made by someone at some time 
in the past to, to bring the whole world back from the 
apocalypse. Like, something could blow a big hole in the 
Earth, and after the facility went "game over, play again 
why slash en" that hole could just be the Marianas 
trench, because the facility can do pretty much anything, 
with physics and technology, | think. Cliche, right? | don't 
really know how exactly this fits into a story or anything, 
but | mean, it could be the setting, | think? | guess | can 
think... 


Guys. | had another idea. Forget that one. This one, this 
One is a brain in a jar, that's a guy. Cliche, right? But like, 
the idea here is that I'd just run with it. Crazy nutty 
professor type, nutty inventions that don't work, complete 
nonsense. But it's all working. Guys. That guy and his 
inventions could be like, a superhero or something. 
Germy vacuum, the, the vacuum brain in a jar with... 
germs. That sounds wrong. I'll think of something. 


It's okay though, because | just got this awesome idea. 
There's a wizard, wait for it, from space. A space wizard. 
Guys. That's not the only part though. He's a cyborg. 


And he's with five, with five catgirls. And guess what the 
twist is? That's right. The catgirls? Also cyborgs. And 
they fight crime. Cliche, right? | mean, but it's not, 
because they're fighting... space crime. Crime in space. 
Does that make sense? Guys. The story would be about 
them being cyborgs and fighting crime. 


Actually, no. Because | just got a better idea. Wait. It's an 
Al, right? An artificial intelligence on a computer. Cliche, 
right? Well, it makes simulations of the perfect world for 
that person, and then, and then it eats their brains. Guys. 
But maybe it's not actually doing that, and I, or | guess 
the characters, don't know for sure that it's actually doing 
that because we can't see inside it. But here's a plot 
twist, though. It then puts a fake brain in them and 
makes the bodies convince other people to go into the 
simulation. It's a horror story, or a sci-fi horror story. 
Science horror story. 


Wait. Guys. Here's an idea for you, | just got this idea. 
There's a time machine, right? And it sends people to the 
future and then back to the present, and in the future, in 
the future everyone dies from an asteroid. | mean, not 
everyone, just enough people that it's like everyone. 
Cliche, right? Well, the main characters, or | guess it 
could be the villains, or villain protagonists, they're trying 
to make sure that future happens. Guys. That's because 
every time they try to look at another future, that future is 
even worse because it involves actually everyone dying, 
except for one time where it's like a "who wants to live 
forever" deal. | don't know what the actual story is, but I'll 
think of something. 


Okay, wait, but seriously. Better idea. Guys. There's this 
alien, right? Like they have in the movies, with the green 
skin and the big black eyes and everything. Cliche, right? 
But wait. And for whatever reason, I'll think of that later, it 
really wants to become a science fiction writer, but it 
can't stop coming up with ideas long enough to do it. And 
the twist, here's the twist, is that it's talking to some 


people, and they're from a government agency that 
already has all of the things it's talking about, and they're 
all like "how does it know this stuff" and "does it even 
know that it's all real", right? 


Wait. Wait wait wait. Two words, just two words: Laser. 
Butt. Disease. Wait. Guys. That was actually three. That 
was three words. This is going to be harder than | 
thought. 


« SCP-2019 | SCP-2020 | SCP-2021 » 


SCP-2021: Single-sided Paper 


Item #: SCP-2021 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2021 is contained inside 
an opaque container at least 30 cm x 20 cm x 10 cm. All instances 
of SCP-2021 must be accounted for, and logged if lost during 
experimentation.