Any store that normally sells cereal products of any kind has the 
possibility of receiving SCP-2504 shipments. These shipments 
either replace or come with other cereals, such as Captain Crunch 
or Cheerios. Store employees do not view SCP-2504 as odd or out 
of place, stocking it as they would normal boxes of cereal. 


Should one of each plastic body part be recovered and collected in a 
package and sent to the address listed on the box, after a period of 
exactly three weeks, a package will be received. This package will 
always contain a human child of random gender and ethnicity, 
referred to as SCP-2504-1. A summary of its behaviors as it grows 
can be seen in addendum-2504. 


Addendum-2504: 
Age Range Abnormai Behavior 


4-7/8 


7/8-12/13 


12/13-16/17 


None. 

SCP-2504-1 will refuse any food 
that is not cereal, throwing fits at 
the prospect at eating anything 
else. Force feeding it will result in 
the regurgitation of any non- 
cereal food products. 

Will begin advertising SCP-2504, 
inserting sales pitches into 
random conversations relating to 
food. 

The advertisements will increase 
in frequency, and will be inserted 
into conversations not just relating 
to food. 

SCP-2504-1 will begin to question 
its origin. SCP-2504-1 will 
become more self aware about 
the advertisements, often 
apologizing for them after saying 
them. 


16/17-19, up to twentieth birthday The interjections will drastically 


20 


decrease in frequency. It will also 
display signs of depression. 

On the day of its twentieth 
birthday, it will thank its friends 
and (perceived) family. The 
moment it turns twenty, it will 
breakup into a pile of the contents 
of SCP-2504. 


« SCP-2503 | SCP-2504 | SCP-2505 » 


SCP-2505: Entry Creation Wizard 


Entry Creation Wizard 


For technical support, contact David 
Rosen, or as I'd rather prefer, don't. 

Note: Stop calling and telling me that the Wizard doesn't work on 
Android or your browser of choice. You shouldn't be accessing the 


database on anything other than a thoroughly scrubbed system 
through the standard browser, anyway. 


« SCP-2504 | SCP-2505 | SCP-2506 » 


SCP-2506: Niles is a Fixer 


Item #: SCP-2506 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2506 is to be housed in 
an L-Type Humanoid Anomaly Containment Cell (HACC) 
fitted with Sporzewski-grade Construct Stability Seals (CSS). A full 
audit of all CSSes attached to an SCP-2506 specimen's HACC is 
required before testing and/or interviewing can be authorized. All 
testing and/or interviewing is to be conducted remotely, with 
SCP-2506 remaining in its HACC at all times. One or more CSS 
may be disabled for testing purposes. 


Though not anomalous in and of itself, the current SCP-2506-1 is to 
be considered a part of this project, and is to remain with SCP-2506 
at all times. The original SCP-2506-1 is to remain in a secure 
storage locker. 


Description: SCP-2506 is a female Korean American child named 
Sarah Myo, born 2006-08-05. SCP-2506 presents with a Type-D(I) 
Reality Manipulation Ability1 enabling it to displace and transport 
objects to its current location using vocal commands. SCP-2506 is 
not able to affect non-existent materials, nor is it able to affect 
organic material, living or deceased. 


Although SCP-2506 shows an aptitude for mechanical and electrical 
engineering uncharacteristically advanced for its age, it is not 
believed to be anomalous in nature. 


The current SCP-2506-1 is a non-anomalous stuffed crocodile 
SCP-2506 refers to as 'Niles'. SCP-2506 utilizes SCP-2506-1 as a 
focus object, believing SCP-2506-1 is instrumental to the correct 
functioning of its abilities. Tests have ruled this out. To activate its 
anomalous properties, SCP-2506 requests one or more objects from 
SCP-2506-1. These then materialize within 10-30 ms at a random 


SCP-281: The Snooze Alarm 


Item #: SCP-281 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-281 is currently contained 
within maximum security storage locker 18-E on level 7 of Research, 
Reliquary, and Containment Site-76. SCP-281's lithium-ion battery 
pack is to remain plugged into the site's main power grid unless 
used in testing. Necessary cables have been supplied and are 
stored with the object. 


Because of the nature of the object's anomalous properties, testing 
on SCP-281 is to be authorized by the Level 4 senior member of 
research staff currently assigned to this project. D-Class personnel 
used in testing are not to be informed on the nature of SCP-281. 


Description: SCP-281 is a makeshift device measuring 
approximately 25 cm x 35 cm x 20 cm. Built into the device is a high 
capacity lithium-ion laptop battery to provide power. In addition, the 
object incorporates a variety of components from such diverse 
sources as a Philips brand alarm clock, a digital kitchen timer of 
unknown make and model, a NEC PC-8201a portable computer and 
a USB keypad (brand unknown). Attempts to reverse engineer it 
have thus far not yielded any significant results. SCP-281 is 
currently not believed to be functioning as intended by its creator. 


SCP-281's effects become apparent when the following tasks are 
performed in the correct sequence: 


1. Subject sets an alarm using the alarm clock interface 


2. Subject waits for the alarm to sound and presses the alarm 
clock's snooze button 


The depression of the snooze button triggers the creation of a 


location within 1.5 m of SCP-2506. In rare cases, objects requested 
have materialized inside other objects or elements of the 
environment such as walls or furniture. 


Addendum 2506-01: Preliminary Containment and Recovery Notes 


SCP-2506 was recovered from Spring Grove, MN on 2015-09-07 
after local authorities received reports of unknown parties dragracing 
on an isolated stretch of road. Responding units then found 
SCP-2506 travelling at speeds in excess of 150 km/h in a scratch- 
built vehicle powered by a TJ 100 Turbojet Engine and containing 
parts from a motorized lawn mower, a go-cart, a bicycle, and several 
severely burnt playing cards. Subsequent to detainment, SCP-2506 
showed evidence of anomalous properties when several items 
spontaneously materialized in the offices of the Spring Grove Police 
Department, including several beverages, a comic book, and an 
recent issue of Power Engineering Magazine. A Foundation 
Containment Team was dispatched when communication about 
these events was intercepted by a listening post and preliminary 
containment was effected with minimal impact on witnesses. 


The sudden disappearance of one TJ 100 Turboject Engine was 
later determined to have caused the crash of an experimental 
ultralight aircraft in Gilze-Rijen, The Netherlands, several days prior 
to initial containment. Counter-information protocols were 
implemented according to standard procedure. 


Addendum 2506-Inc-01: Management Summary of incident report 
2506/IncRep/01 :v3.22-AES 


On 2015-09-08, during a first attempt at SCP-2506's intake, it 
expressed a desire to see its mother. Subject did not appear. Intake 
was then rescheduled for later that day. 


Addendum 2506-Int-01: SCP-2506 intake d.d. 2015-09-08 
Interviewer: Dr. Langston-Keys (LK) 
Interviewed: Sarah Myo (SCP-2506) 
Timestamp: Wed, 09 Sep 2015 02:24:30 GMT 


LK: Hi Sarah. I'm Sophie. How are you doing? 


SCP-2506: I'm okay, miss, | guess...but | don't know 
where | am. | was with officer Mackle, and then | don't 
remember a bit, and then | was here. 


LK: You can call me Sophie, we're friends here. You're 
in a sort of hospital. We take care of children with really 
great talents. You have one of those, don't you? 


SCP-2506: (shrugs) | don't know. I'm good with building 
stuff? Dad says I'm going to work for NASA building 
rockets some day. | like racing better though. 


LK: (/aughs) We noticed that, yes. But | wasn't talking 
about building stuff, really. That engine that you used for 
your... 


SCP-2506: ...you mean what | was racing with when 
officer Mackle yelled at me to stop? 


LK: Yes. The engine you used for that...where did you 
get it? 


SCP-2506: Niles got it for me. (holds up stuffed toy) 
Niles is really good at getting me stuff. 


LK: That's a cool crocodile toy you have there. How long 
have you had him? 


SCP-2506: Niles isn't a toy. Niles is my friend. And I've 
had him since | was born, | think? My mom says | got it 
from uncle Ben when | was born. 


LK: Of course, of course. And you talk to Niles, and he 
brings you things you ask for? 


SCP-2506: Yes. But he can't bring me pets that went 
away for good, and he can't bring my mom or dad either. 
| tried, but it didn't work. | don't understand why Niles 
won't bring my parents. 


LK: You'll see your mom and dad soon, | promise. We 
just need to make sure that we understand what Niles 


does. 
SCP-2506: Niles is special. 


LK: Yes. Yes, he is, isn't he? Say, can | borrow Niles for 
a little while, Sarah? 


SCP-2506: Why? He's my Niles. 


LK: Never mind, Sarah, it's not important. Well, I'll make 
sure we get some stuff to play with. All you have to do is 
wait and play. 


Following the intake, SCP-2506-1 was removed from SCP-2506's 
HACC during her first night in containment. Tests revealed no 
anomalous properties, but SCP-2506-1 was replaced with an 
identical copy to rule out that the suspected anomalous properties 
were tied to SCP-2506-1. 


Bibliography 

1. Clef, A.; Choi-Zimmern, T.S.; et al. - A Modest Proposal: A 
Classification of Reality Fracturing and Manipulation Abilities in 
Humanoid Anomalies, , 4th edition Scientific Critics Press, 
2005. 


« SCP-2505 | SCP-2506 | SCP-2507 » 


SCP-2507: A Web Of Cliques 


Item #: SCP-2507 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: All instances of SCP-2507 are 
to be contained in Wildlife Observation Chambers located within 
Site-—77. These chambers have been painted pink, and outfitted 
with a number of toys, such as dolls, dollhouses, makeup, and 
glitter. At least one hairbrush per SCP-2507 instance is to be 
provided, to facilitate cooperation. 


One live pig is to be introduced to the chamber every twelve hours 
for feeding purposes. Staff are required to communicate with 
SCP-2507 via the intercom once per day; however no staff are 
permitted to enter the containment chamber. In the event that 
SCP-2507 must be moved, they are to be incapacitated and moved 
while unconscious. 


Description: SCP-2507 designates eleven organisms of the class 
Arachnida, with an average height of 3 meters and a mass of 54 
kilograms. All instances of SCP-2507 are capable of vocalizing in 
American English, and speak in voices resembling young female 
children." 


When left to their own devices, SCP-2507 instances will move 
around the chamber, interacting with the various objects left within. 
The most common behavior is brushing hair, with each SCP-2507 
spending at least four hours per day grooming itself and others. 
While doing this, SCP-2507 instances will communicate with each 
other, about the events taking place within a non-existent 
"Brachypelma Elementary School." 


All instances of SCP-2507 adhere to a loose social hierarchy, with 
an SCP-2507 instance identified as "Kemberly" being socially 
dominant. "Kemberly" frequently discusses rumors with other 


SCP-2507 instances, and when questioned, claims to have come 
across the rumors on the "World Wide Web". Further questioning 
was ignored by all SCP-2507 instances. 


If not provided with entertainment, SCP-2507 will become restless, 
and begin attempting to exit containment. Phrases such as 'I'm 
bored’, 'when will mom pick us up’, 'can we watch cartoons?’ and 
‘you look tasty.’ are common. Researchers have noted that when in 
this agitated state, SCP-2507 instances become much more 
aggressive towards one another, sharply criticizing the appearance, 
behaviors, and cephalothorax of the instances lower on the social 
hierarchy. 


Addendum: On 4/18/1987, the eldest instance of SCP-2507 began 
to display previously unknown biological functions. It shed its 
exoskeleton, and began to produce massive amounts of webbing. It 
did not appear to have any control over these functions, and body 
language indicated a great deal of stress. Researchers were not 
able to induce vocal communications. 


The other instances of SCP-2507 refused to move near it, and for 
six days they forced the SCP-2507 instance into one corner of the 
containment chamber. On 4/25/1987, the SCP-2507 instance was 
ripped apart and killed by the other instances of SCP-2507, who 
placed the remains within the shed husk. It was then removed for 
sanitation purposes. 


Interviews with the remaining SCP-2507 instances has provided no 
clear motive for why the killing occurred, and they have been 
reluctant to speak due to fear. Current plans of action to gain 
additional information about the killing involve interviewing individual 
instances of SCP-2507 in a setting apart from the "Kemberly" 
instance. 


Footnotes 
1. The similarity of this effect toSCP-3979-2has been noted, and the 
potential of a shared origin is currently under investigation. 


« SCP-2506 | SCP-2507 | SCP-2508 » 


SCP-2508: The Long Wait 


THIS DOCUMENT HAS NO CLEARANCE 
REQUIREMENTS 


And is exempt from all security precautions by order 
of 05-7 


SCP-2508. 


Item #: SCP-2508 
Object Class: None 


Special Containment Procedures: Due to its unusual nature, 
containment efforts for SCP-2508 are to be focused on its upkeep, 
research regarding its origin and significance, and maintaining its 
routines. 


The current resident is to add their name to the logbook, along with 
their Foundation ID and occupation. SCP-2508-1 is to be filled every 
day at noon, and should be inspected for cracks or leaks on a 
monthly basis, with repairs being made accordingly. The hatch in 
front of SCP-2508-2 is to be closed during bad weather and all of 
winter. 


SCP-2508 is to be kept in good condition. The archives are to be 
kept organized at all times. Please note that all necessities such as 
food and medication are restocked daily. 


Additionally, the current resident is to record any and all findings 
they come across regarding SCP-2508. They are also encouraged 
to catalog any other thoughts, experiences, and/or dreams they 
deem relevant. It is imperative that these records be concise. 
Incomplete data and fragments of information are also acceptable, 


including any knowledge pertaining to fields of study that may be 
useful to future residents. 


The current resident is to attempt to maintain a mental state of well- 
being. For more information on the subject, see the study. Finally, at 
all times, an up to date version of this document is to be kept within 

a laminated slot located on the table by the door. 


Description: SCP-2508 is a cottage-style house of indeterminate 
location, as well as its .53 km2 of surrounding property. The house 
has two main floors, not including its one basement and attic. The 
manner in which SCP-2508 is discovered by an individual is always 
unintentional, and past residents have noted coming across the 
house at varying addresses in separate towns, different countries, 
and under wildly dissimilar circumstances. Both SCP-2508's builders 
and original inhabitants (if it can be presumed there were any) are 
unknown at this time.