After a period of approximately 45-47 days after SCP-1824's initial 
appearance, the phenomenon will begin to increase the effective 
range of SCP-1824-1 by 2-3 meters every 24 hours (this has since 
been designated the "Expansion State"). This is marked by the 
appearance of additional graffiti of the same design in the extended 
area. This growth will continue until all available area with a 
population density of approximately 7,000/km? or greater is affected. 
It does not appear that SCP-1824 can expand through areas with a 
population density lower than 7,000/km2, though once manifested, it 
will persist in SCP-1824-1 until the area is fully depopulated. 


Each individual manifestation of SCP-1824 appears to abate only 
when SCP-1824-1 is completely devoid of human habitation. 
SCP-1824 has not been observed to generate multiple 
manifestations simultaneously, and occurrences are approximately 
14-23 months apart. 


Addendum [1824-001]: Additional Documentation 


+ DOCUMENT-SCP-1824- 
P (CLEARANCE 4/1824 REQUIRED) 


THE FOLLOWING FILE HAS BEEN EXPUNGED FROM 
FOUNDATION GENERAL RECORDS BY O05 
MANDATE. 


Item #: SCP- 


Object Class: Safe Neutralized 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP- _ is currently 
housed in a standard humanoid containment cell at 
Site-19. Standard humanoid feeding regimens are to be 
maintained. SCP- -1 is kept in a standard containment 
locker. Interaction with SCP- or SCP- -1 requires the 
approval of a Level 3 or higher researcher. 


SCP-_ is currently neutralized and does not require 
active containment protocols. 


Description: Moved to Site-19 after being recovered 
from , ini98.SCP- is a Caucasian 
humanoid measuring 1.8 meters tall with a mass of 78kg. 
It appears to be roughly 56-59 years old, and possesses 
shoulder-length white hair. The entity is garbed in an 
assortment of damaged clothing and rags, mainly 
composed of cotton and leather. Its appearance 
demonstrates significant signs of labored living 
conditions, though this is typically in contrast with SCP- 

's disposition, which is pleasant and compassionate. 
SCP-_ will generally engage with Foundation staff 
without aggravation or annoyance, and is largely 
cooperative with staff directions. The entity often 
requests its release, though it does not proceed on this 
subject in an aggressive manner. SCP- does not 
display any anomalous properties when separated from 
SCP- -1. 


SCP- -1 is an unmarked gray spray-paint can of 
unknown make and model. All attempts to open or 
breach the exterior of the object have failed; it is 
currently unclear whether or not it is indestructible. SCP- 

-1 will not function properly if used by any individual 
other than SCP-_ . If used by SCP- _, it will demonstrate 
an apparently unlimited capacity of spray-paint, which is 
produced in 3 known colors: red, black, and white. SCP- 

will use SCP- -1 to create designs featuring winged 
female humanoids, and will typically produce these 
designs on public vertical surfaces. 


Should SCP- use SCP- -1 to create such a design, an 
indeterminate area surrounding it (currently believed to 
have a radius of approximately 50 meters) will be subject 
to the entity's primary anomalous effect. All individuals 
who reside in this area will experience unnaturally 
fortunate probabilities regarding finances. The exact 
mechanism of this anomaly remains poorly documented, 
though the subjects will consistently return positive 
results on all financial ventures or career opportunities. 
Obscuring or destroying the designs is confirmed to 
terminate the phenomenon. 


Addendum [_ -001]: Interview Log 
Interviewer: Dr. Brian Anborough 
Interviewed: SCP- 

Foreword: Third interview with entity. 
<Begin Log, 4:43 PM, / /198> 

SCP- : Would you release me, please? 
Dr. Anborough: I'm afraid | can't do that. 
SCP-_ : Unfortunate. 


Dr. Anborough: SCP-_, you have thus far 
declined all inquiries about your origin. Is there 
anything you would care to elaborate on? 


SCP-_ : Nothing that interesting. 
Dr. Anborough: Not even a name? 
SCP- :Do you have one? 

Dr. Anborough: Brian. 


SCP- :Anice name. A name is as much a 
person as the letters are that make it. 


Dr. Anborough: What about a family? 
SCP- :...Yes, my mother. 

Dr. Anborough: No siblings? Children? 
SCP- : No. You? 

Dr. Anborough: A son. 

SCP-_: That's wonderful. How is he? 


Dr. Anborough: He's a [EXPLETIVE 
REDACTED] pain in the ass. Where is your 
mother? 


SCP- :...Above. 


Dr. Anborough: Do you have anything else to 
add? 


SCP- : She is hurt. A lot. The world hurt her; 
she never owned more than just enough food 
to feed us. She was angry at the world for a 
very long time. But | asked her to forgive and 
she said she would do it...for me. She would 
do anything for me. She gave me it before she 
died so | could forgive in her place. 


Dr. Anborough: It? SCP- -1? 

SCP- : Yes. 

Dr. Anborough: Forgive who? 

SCP- : Whom. Everyone. 

<End Log, 4:47 PM, / /198 > 
Addendum [ -002]: Neutralization Log 


On / /198 at 7:28 AM, SCP- was accidentally killed 
by Foundation personnel during a containment breach by 


SCP-_ . Dr. Brian Anborough was killed during the same 
incident. Within 5 hours of its death, SCP- 's body had 
disintegrated, leaving behind a patch of spray-paint 
similar to one of SCP- -1's designs. The image detailed 
a male winged humanoid with shoulder-length black hair. 
SCP- -1 ceased to demonstrate anomalous properties 
after the incident and was destroyed. Reclassified to 
Neutralized. 


« SCP-1823 | SCP-1824 | SCP-1825 » 


SCP-1825: The Wrecking Pinball 


Item #: SCP-1825 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1825 is to be contained in 
a5mx5mx3m storage room. Testing with SCP-1825 is 
recommended to take place inside a 10 m x 34m x 3 m rectangular 
room composed of reinforced steel, and must be authorized by at 
least two Level 3 personnel. SCP-1825 is only allowed to be 
removed from storage for testing purposes, and is not to be 
activated outside, or inside a spherical room <See 
Addendum-1825-01-A>. 


Description: SCP-1825 is a blue pinball machine measuring 2 m x 
50 cm x 1.7 m. SCP-1825 features an empty playing field, with two 
flippers on the bottom, and a hatch for a ball to enter at the top, a 
scoreboard, and a plunger. Currently, the highest score is 
30,232,450 <See Test Log-1825-01-11>, which has been recorded 
on SCP-1825's scoreboard. 


When SCP-1825 is activated, all entities in the room are restrained 
from below their waist by an unseen force, making movement 
impossible. The subject who activated SCP-1825 is not affected, 
and is able move freely. When the subject pulls SCP-1825's handle, 
the hatch will release one metal ball that, once hit by a flipper, will 
create an invisible force in the room whose movement reflects how 
the ball moves on SCP-1825's playing field. 


When this force collides with a wall, subject, or object in the room, 
the item hit will be variably damaged from the collision while 
retaining its position and approximate shape from the time of 
activation. When the subject is hit, [REDACTED], which results in 
the subject's upper half disconnecting from their waist, while their 
lower half remains supported. Objects unaffected from this force are 
SCP-1825, the subject who pulled the plunger, and any objects and 


persons entering the room after activation. When the ball returns to 
the drain, everything that was affected ceases to be supported by 
SCP-1825, and collapses if it was damaged significantly. 


The weight and density of the force created from SCP-1825 
increases with the number of points on the scoreboard, which allows 
the ball to start at an estimated one kg per square meter, and 
theoretically increase to 999,999,999 kg per cubic meters when the 
scoreboard has reached its limit. Due to SCP-1825 providing only 
one ball, and the extensive damage that would ensue, this has yet to 
be achieved. 


Recovery Notes: SCP-1825 was found after an incident on 01/ 

/20 , where an abandoned arcade game factory in collapsed. 
One body was found in the area, , a vagrant presumably 
seeking shelter inside the factory. It is assumed that 
activated SCP-1825, and died from the debris created from leveling 
the building. SCP-1825 was found in the wreckage, protected from 
the debris by several steel girders. Due to the proximity of recovery 
to SCP-142, investigation into the potential for a shared origin 
between the two objects is currently ongoing. 


Addendum 1825: Testing Log: 
Test Log-1825-01 


« SCP-1824 | SCP-1825 | SCP-1826 » 


Test log 1825-01 


Forward: All testing rooms used with SCP-1825 are to 
have walls composed of reinforced steel in order to 
prevent an incident similar to the one prior to 
containment. 


Test Number: 1 

Subject: D-1825-1 

Time: February 2nd, 20 , 7:00 AM 

Test: place SCP-1825 inside a empty 10 m x 34m x 3 m room and 
use SCP-1825 normally. 

Result: Banging could be heard against the walls whenever 
D-1825-1 had the ball hit the side of the playing field. Test was 
otherwise uneventful. 


Test Number: 2 

Subject: D-1825-1 

Time: February 2nd, 20 , 7:14 AM 

Test: SCP-1825 is to be used inside the previous room, with a large 
table placed in the center. 

Result: When the ball hit the space approximately located to the 
table on the playing field, SCP-1825 interpreted the table as a 
bumper. As D-1825-1 hit the table, the force increased in density, 
and eventually made large dents in the walls. Once the table was hit 
twice, the table was damaged, reaching a score of ten before 
collision. Once the ball fell into the drain, the table immediately 
collapsed. 


Test Number: 3 

Subject: D-1825-1 and D-1825-2 

Time: February 2nd, 20 , 8:09 AM 

Test: SCP-1825 is used inside the room with an additional D-class 


inside (D-1825-2). 

Result: D-1825-2 immediately expressed discomfort once 
SCP-1825 was activated, reporting an inability to move his legs. 
After each collision with D-1825-2, the score increased by ten 
points. When hit for the fourth time, reaching a score of 30 
beforehand, D-1825-2's torso disconnected from the lower half of his 
body, and landed on the floor while the lower half of his body was 
supported. D-1825-1 immediately let go of SCP-1825, and backed 
away. When the ball went down the drain, D-1825-2's lower half was 
released, and fell to the ground. 


Test Number: 4 

Subjects: D-1825-1 

Time: February 2nd, 20 , 9:30 PM 

Test: Activate SCP-1825 in a rectangular room that measures 10 m 
x 34 m x 3 m, with one hole in the floor, measuring two meters in 
diameter. D-1825-1 is to use SCP-1825 normally. 

Result: Once the hole was hit, SCP-1825 interpreted it as a Kickout 
hole and the scoreboard gained fifty points. The force was then 
ejected towards the wall at a speed of approximately 72.4 kph. A 
large hole in the wall was left after the collision, measuring 2 meters 
in diameter. The test was terminated immediately afterwards. 


Test Number: 5 

Subject: D-1825-1 

Time: February 2nd, 20 , 9:40 AM 

Test: SCP-1825 is used inside a 11 mx 11mx4mroom. Walls are 
equipped with motion sensors to check for any distortion in the force 
created by SCP-1825. 

Result: When activated, SCP-1825 emitted a series of noises 
commonly heard from a standard pinball machine before allowing 
the ball to be deployed. When hit, the force was distorted to the 
shape of an oval, which caused the ball inside SCP-1825 to curve 
away from its typical projection. 


Test Number: 6 
Subject: D-1825-1 


Time: February 2nd, 20 , 9:50 AM 

Test: SCP-1825 is used inside a three-walled room with each wall 
measuring 11 meters, and a height of 4 meters. Walls are equipped 
with motion sensors to check for any distortion in the force. 

Result: when activated, SCP-1825 emitted a series of noises <see 
test log-1825-01-A-4>. Afterwards, D-1825-1 was able to use 
SCP-1825; however, the force seemed to vary in width as it moved 
across the playing field. 


Test Number: 7 

Subject: D-1825-1 

Time: February 2nd, 20 , 10:00 AM 

Test: SCP-1825 is used inside a cylindrical room with a diameter 
measuring 11 meters, and a height of 4 meters. Walls are equipped 
with motion sensors to check for any distortion in the force. 

Result: when activated, SCP-1825 emitted an identical series of 
noises like in test four and five, and D-1825-1 was able to use 
SCP-1825, however, the balls course has become unpredictable, 
and often bounces to hit the glass. 


Test Number: 8 

Subject:D-1825-1 

Time: February 2nd, 20 , 10:10 AM 

Test: Use SCP-1825 in a spherical room that has a diameter of 
twelve meters. Walls are equipped with motion sensors to check for 
any distortion in the force. 

Result: When activated, SCP-1825 emitted a series of pings before 
letting D-1825-1 pull the plunger, although louder and longer than 
those observed in tests 5, 6, and 7.When the ball hit the flipper, the 
room immediately broke off from the rest of the building, and 
launched itself northwest for approximately 500 meters outside. The 
room fell three stories once brought outside, and returned to the 
building. The ball stopped when it lightly hit the side of the site, 
leaving minimal damage to the first floor. When the inside of the 
room was examined, blood covered approximately 30% of the 
interior. SCP-1825 was found on its side, with the left hind leg bent 
from D-1825-1 colliding with it, and the words "tilt" displayed across 
its score board. Aside from this, SCP-1825 was otherwise 


undamaged. Collateral damage includes one empty office, part of a 
hallway, one janitorial closet and two bathrooms, plus one D-class 
personnel. 

Notes: SCP-1825 needs to be cleaned of blood, have its leg fixed, 
and moved to its original containment immediately. It appears that 
when placed inside a spherical room, SCP-1825 cannot identify the 
room as a playing field, so in an attempt to start the game, 
SCP-1825 interprets its surroundings into something it can work 
with. 

Dr.T 


Test Number: 9 

Subjects: D-1825-3-23; twenty one D-Class personnel 

Time: February 2nd, 20 , 4:02 PM 

Test: Activate SCP-1825 in a rectangular room that measures 10m 
x 34m x 3m, and let eighteen D-class personnel in the same room 
during activation. D-1825-3 is to simply activate SCP-1825, and is 
told not pull the plunger. One minute after activation, D-1825-22 and 
D-1825-23 are told to go inside and walk around. 

Result: D-1825-4 through 21 were prevented from moving, as 
expected. When D-1825-22 and D-1825-23 were told to go inside, 
they were allowed to move freely. When D-1825-22 and D-1825-23 
were instructed to try and move SCP-1825, D-1825-22 and 
D-1825-23 were unsuccessful. Once SCP-1825 was turned off, 
D-1825-22 and D-1825-23 were able to lift SCP-1825. 

Notes: Using SCP-1825 as a means of containment for D-class 
personnel has been considered, and denied due to obvious 
destructive properties SCP-1825 possesses. This test would also 
explain how SCP-1825 remained intact during test number seven. 
Dr.T 


Test Number: 11 

Subject: D-1825-3 

Time: February 3rd, 20 , 11:25 AM 

Test: Keep SCP-1825 in the same rectangular room. Tell D-1825-3 
to line the entire room with the given furniture so it blocks the ball 
from going inside the drain. 

Result: as soon as D-1825-3 hit the ball with the plunger, the ball 


kept bouncing around inside the ring of furniture. The ball has 
become trapped in an endless loop, and presumably refuses to turn 
off until the ball returns to the drain. 


Test Number: 11.1 

Subject: D-1825-3 

Time: February 3rd, 20 , 11:34 AM 

Test: Give D-1825-3 a set of tools, and tell her to try and remove the 
glass. Once done, D-1825-3 is asked to try and touch the furniture 
from SCP-1825, and put the ball back in the drain.