SCP-2855 is believed to adapt to the wishes and preconceptions the 
purchasing party may have about its abilities, with such changes 
appearing when SCP-2855 reappears in the new SCP-2855-1 
instance's possession. Typically, SCP-2855 will conform to any 
definitions or claims of its abilities provided in the written agreement 
that prompts its transfer. 


The limits to this adaptive ability are currently unclear, if they exist at 
all. 


SCP-2855 was recovered on 21/04/2007 from the holdings of 
Marshall, Carter, and Dark, LLP in which it had been intentionally 
and repeatedly exchanged between certain MC&D staff in order to 
test the capabilities and uses of SCP-2855's adaptation abilities. 
SCP-2855 was acquired by an undercover Foundation agent posing 
as the intended recipient of SCP-2855 during one such exchange. 
SCP-2855 was subsequently transferred to Foundation custody. 


SCP-2855 is currently believed to be cooperative with Foundation 
interests. Due to the risk of SCP-2855 being captured by outside 
interests in the process of exchange, no further tests of SCP-2855's 
adaptive abilities are authorized. 


Addendum 2855-1: Recovered Document 


Upon recovery, SCP-2855 was found to have the following 
document in its possession. 


+ Show document 


Wow! You've just found yourself your very 
own Little Mister, a limited edition collection 
from Dr. Wondertainment! 


Find them all and become Mr. Collector!! 


01. Mr. Chameleon 
02. Mr. Headless 
03. Mr. Laugh 

04. Mr. Forgettul 
05. Mr. Shapey 


06. Mr. Soap 

07. Mr. Hungry 

08. Mr. Brass 

09. Mr. Hot 

10. Ms. Sweetie 

11. Mr. Life and Mr. Death 
12. Mr. Fish 

13. Mr. Moon 

14. Mr. Redd (discontinued) 
15. Mr. Money Y 

16. Mr. Lost 

17. Mr. Lie 

18. Mr. Mad 

19. Mr. Scary 

20. Mr. Stripes 


Addendum 2855-2: Intercepted MC&D Memo Correspondence 


Prior to recovery of SCP-2855 from Marshall, Carter, and Dark LLC, 
several correspondences were intercepted, revealing the existence 
and status of SCP-2855 to the Foundation. Due to antimemetic 
counterespionage methods utilized by MC&D, the vast majority of 
these documents have since been rendered unreadable or 
unknowable. The only document able to be recovered by 
retromemetic retrieval may be found below. 


WQ2B3/XNGSZ/ 
Sender Michel Lothar Recipient | Peyton Agapios 
Judgement is in. 
Your 
assumption, 
imprudent as it 
may have been, 
has proven to 
hold some 
water. 


On the physical 


level, the item is 
as one would 
expect. Those 
experienced with 
his handiwork 
have judged the 
persistent 
surgical 
modifications, 
scant as they 
may be, to 
exhibit a quality 
evident of his 
earlier work. 


Considering the 
complexity of the 
invisible aspects, 
this conclusion 
may raise some 
eyebrows. A 
cursory 
examination of 
the item's 
transpositioning 
lattices reveals 
that they are of 
high quality. Not 
only that, but the 
activation 
mechanism of 
the distortions is 
not, as you 
assumed, 
rudimentary 
application of a 
dynamic geas by 
its creator. 
Instead, the 
lattice responds 


almost 
spontaneously, 
anomalously, to 
the creation of 
mundane 
binding 
information 
about the item. 


To put it crudely, 
these properties 
are not hacked 
on; applied to a 
body by 
inexperienced 
hands for the 
purposes of 
creating a 
workable item. 
They're inherent 
to the body itself. 
The most skilled 
of toymakers 
could not 
implement this 
so seamlessly. 


The item 
continues to vex 
when thoroughly 
studied. The 
modifications to 
the item are, in 
fact, twice- 
applied: the 
most significant 
layer being that 
described 
above, with the 
second layer 


10:29 AM: All personnel enter inner chamber. 
SCP-337 has already extended several 
tendrils in direction of D-28803. D-28803 
shouts multiple expletives, attempts to move 
toward exit, is restrained. 


10:30 AM: SCP-337 closes in on D-28803. 
D-28803 produces a small pair of shears that 
had previously been hidden in his waistband. 
D-28803, still cuffed, wrests free from guards 
and lunges at SCP-337, screaming. 


10:30 AM: D-28803 thrusts shears into 
SCP-337, managing to sever one of the 
object’s tendrils. SCP-337 recoils as if in pain. 


10:30 AM: SCP-337 envelops D-28803. Dr. 
Solomon shouts something unintelligible to 
guards. A muffled cry is heard, followed by a 
wet-sounding thump. 


10:31 AM: Guards engage pilot lights of 
flamethrowers. SCP-337 retreats, 
disentangling itself from its host. D-28803 
collapses to the ground. Body is hairless. 
Shears are buried up to the handle in center of 
D-28803’s forehead. Dense hair later 
discovered in nostrils, trachea, lungs, 


10:32 AM: Personnel exit containment 
chamber with corpse. 


+ Incident 337-B 


Personnel involved: Dr. 
Date: - - 
Description: 


4:57 PM: Dr. and two guards enter 
antechamber of SCP-337 containment area. 
No D Class personnel are present. Object has 


being a mostly 
redundant, 
significantly 
more crude 
work. To our 
experts, this 
second layer's 
quality would be 
typical for a 
production of 
this era. So, why 
would the 
creator attempt 
to overwrite an 
extant superior 
layer with 
redundancy? 
Why did an 
inherent layer 
exist in the first 
place? 


Ideally, the 
answers will 
become more 
apparent after 
the next test 
transfer is 
completed. Until 
then, | trust you'll 
keep your 
speculation to 


Marshall, Carter 
and Dark, LLP 


Addendum 2855-3: Interview 1 


Foreword: Interview was conducted following initial 
recovery. 


<Begin Log> 


Dr. Latimer enters the interview room. SCP-2855 is 
seated in the subject chair, arms chained to the table in 
front of it. Dr. Latimer sits down opposite SCP-2855. 


Dr. Latimer: Hello, SCP-2855. 
SCP-2855: Hi, miss. You can call me Mister Money. 


Dr. Latimer: I'm Dr. Latimer, and I'll be conducting this 
interview. I'd first like to ask a few questions about your 
accommodations. How have you found them? 


SCP-2855: It's been getting better. | have a feeling I'll 
learn to love it. 


Dr. Latimer: I'm glad to hear that. With the transfer from 
the other organization, are you disoriented? Being 
moved around so suddenly, no warning? 


SCP-2855: Being moved is just part of the game. You 
could say this has been a long time coming. 


Dr. Latimer: You weren't surprised, to be in such a 
different setting? Surrounded by unfamiliar people? 


SCP-2855: |'m not used to waking up around familiar 
people. Every time, it's something new. It always 
changes. 


Dr. Latimer: And you change with it? 
SCP-2855: It comes with the territory. 
Dr. Latimer: And what is your territory? Your purpose? 


SCP-2855: My purpose is wherever I'm getting. I've... 
never spoken with him. You know. Him. But | like to 
think... from my point of view, he had lofty ambitions. 


Dr. Latimer: What kind of ambitions? 


SCP-2855: | think that part of me was born mostly from 
frustration. For that idea that you can just lie and get 
everything in this world. Not to say there's anything 
wrong with that—with lies, | mean—but a child deserves 
truth, right? So the doctor makes his moves, and with 
me... you get what you pay for. 


Dr. Latimer: Some fulfillment of a capitalist dream? 
SCP-2855: Or rebellion. Satire? Is that satire? 
Dr. Latimer: | don't think it is. Please continue. 


SCP-2855: But, | mean. | like being wanted. Knowing I... 
work. There was always some magic to the early times. 


Dr. Latimer: Please, tell me about those times. 


SCP-2855: When | first started out, there was always 
this... my first owner, she was just a little girl. Her name 
was Annabeth. 


Dr. Latimer: She traded you away? 


SCP-2855: Yeah, but that's just me. It's what I'm for. The 
good times, where I'd just... drift around, hiding in tree- 
houses, meeting new people. Sometimes | looked 
completely different. Sometimes they couldn't even see 
me at all. 


Dr. Latimer: What ended it? 


SCP-2855: Well, adults seem to take issue with me 
around their children. A couple witnesses, and then I'm 
gone. And I'd never have a child for a patron again. 


Dr. Latimer: But you had others. 


SCP-2855: Not... that many before they came. Marshall, 
Carter, Dark. They catch on quick, huh? 


Dr. Latimer: You won't have to deal with them anymore. 


SCP-2855: Or be dealt by them, | suppose. 
Dr. Latimer: And they tested you? 


SCP-2855: You could call it that. Transferred me back 
and forth, trying... well, anything. | became... other 
people. Once, | was two people. Or | became incredibly 
persuasive. Or maybe | started vomiting gemstones. 


Dr. Latimer: To find your limits? 


SCP-2855: Something like that. But | don't know if they 
ever did. 


Dr. Latimer: How did it feel? Changing so often? 


SCP-2855: You know, like... hangovers. I've never had 
one, but I've seen them. You know something happened. 
And now you're different. But you can't tell what's 
changed, or how long you've been out. There's this 
period of oblivion, and then you're back. Different. 


Dr. Latimer: Is it painful? 

SCP-2855: | think, by definition, it'd be painless. 
Absence of pain. Absence of anything, really. Just... not 
being, instead of being. 


SCP-2855 appears pensive for several seconds. 


Dr. Latimer: | think that will be enough for today. If 
anything is needed of you, | will let you know. 


SCP-2855: | trust you. | know I'm in good hands. 
<End Log> 


Addendum 2855-4: Information restricted to Level 4/2855 and abc 


Addendum 2855-5: Information restricted to Level 4/2855 and abc 


« SCP-2854 | SCP-2855 | SCP-2856 » 


SCP-2856: Machines, machinations, and a 
warehouse in Leipzig 


Item #: SCP-2856 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2856 has been acquired 
by the Foundation, and is currently operated by "Storage Concepts 
plc." (a Foundation front company) under the pretence of non- 
perishable goods storage. At least six personnel must remain within 
SCP-2856 at all times, with no fewer than three housed there 
permanently. Due to the proximity of SCP-2856 to Site-54, plans to 
outfit the location as a rapid-response vehicle hangar and low-value 
storage unit are currently undergoing approval. 


Description: SCP-2856 is a large warehouse located on the 
outskirts of Leipzig, Germany, formerly owned by Industrial. 
While generally non-anomalous in structure, the walls of the building 
contain a semi-random network of cables composed of copper wire, 
woven hair, solder alloy and congealed blood. DNA testing has 
remained inconclusive as to the origins of these materials, and the 
method by which they were implanted in the walls is unclear. 


When exactly one living human subject is placed within SCP-2856 
for a length of time exceeding 20 minutes, all entrances to the 
building will seal themselves via an unknown mechanism, and the 
subject will demanifest. All attempts to enter SCP-2856 during this 
time have failed. After a period of time ranging from 30 seconds to 
52 minutes, SCP-2856 will re-open. In 78% of recorded tests, the 
subject will no longer be present, and no further contact with the 
subject will be made. In the remaining 22% of tests, a different 
human subject will be present within SCP-2856. This new subject 
(designated SCP-2856-1) will invariably be a human being exhibiting 
a number of wounds or alterations. While the majority of 
SCP-2856-1 instances are dead upon manifestation, living instances 


are occasionally produced. Due to the physical and psychological 
damage present in recovered instances, information recovered 
through interviews has been limited at best. 


For a complete list of all sanctioned tests with SCP-2856, see 
Document 2856-D. 


> Load Document-2856-D_ABRIDGED.doc 
Experiment #: Exp-2856-03 
Subject: D-300892. 


Results: Subject de-manifested as normal. No 
SCP-2856-1 instance produced. 


Experiment #: Exp-2856-07 
Subject: D-040188. 


Results: One SCP-2856-1 instance produced, 
consisting of a large quantity of blood and 
miscellaneous viscera. No anomalous 
properties observed, remains incinerated. 


Experiment #: Exp-2856-08 


Subject: One chimpanzee, previously used for 
medical testing. 


Results: SCP-2856 failed to self-seal. 
Experiment aborted after 2 hours. 


Experiment #: Exp-2856-10 


Subject: D-600604. Subject was terminated 
via timed lethal injection midway through the 
demanifestation process. 


Results: Subject de-manifested as normal. No 
SCP-2856-1 instance produced. 


Experiment #: Exp-2856-16 
Subject: D-398500. 


Results: SCP-2856-1 instance produced. 
Subject was unresponsive and showed signs 
of 2nd and 3rd degree burns across the 
majority of skin tissue. Subject expired 20 
minutes after manifestation due to the 
replacement of 20% of all bodily fluids with a 
yellow-brown fluid physically identical to 
commercially available chicken soup. 


Experiment #: Exp-2856-19 
Subject: D-000202. 


Results: SCP-2856-1 instance produced. 
Subject exactly resembled D-040188 
(removed during Experiment 2856-07), save 
for a power cord running the length of the 
spine and wire coils inserted in various 
orifices, both natural and artificial. The subject 
was missing both legs, and vocalised loudly 
upon manifestation. Due to the low possibility 
of useful employment following this, the 
subject was terminated 2 days later. 


Experiment #: Exp-2856-22 
Subject: D-055426. 


Results: SCP-2856-1 instance produced. 
Subject appeared to be the corpse of : 
who was reported missing prior to the 
Foundation's acquisition of SCP-2856. Due to 
the presence of a large lead pipe inserted in 
the subject's skull, they were visually 
unrecognisable. Autopsy revealed the cause of 
death was either the overheating of the 
subject's blood plasma, or the insertion of a 


thermostat into the subject's stomach. How 
this was accomplished without leaving visible 
scarring is currently unknown. 


Experiment #: Exp-2856-28 
Subject: D-239906. 


Results: Living SCP-2856-1 instance 
produced. Subject appeared to be in a state of 
shock, repeating the word “tick” at one minute 
intervals. Medical analysis showed extensive 
damage to the subject's rib-cage and spine, 
with a brass key partially severing the spinal 
cord, resulting in lower body paralysis. Subject 
terminated at own request 3 weeks after 
containment. 


Experiment #: Exp-2856-30 


Subject: D-030172. Subject was fitted with a 
camera embedded in the skull. 


Results: No SCP-2856-1 instance produced. 
Camera was eventually retrieved along with 
the subject's corpse during Exp-2856-96. A 
transcript of gathered footage is available in 
Document-2856-E. 


> Load Document-2856-E.doc 
<Begin Log> 


<00:00> Camera is activated, subject steps 
into SCP-2856. 19 minutes pass without 
incident. 


<00:19> SCP-2856 self-seals. Real-time 
communication with the subject is lost, and 
they proceed to examine the interior of 
SCP-2856, which shows no notable changes. 


<00:29> All main lighting systems within 
SCP-2856 deactivate. The subject repeatedly 
vocalises regarding their distress, and 
attempts unsuccessfully to leave. Visuals 
become increasingly indistinct, with higher 
levels of corruption and distortion being 
observed than would usually be expected. 


<00:31> Visuals are lost. Microphone 
continues recording a low hum, punctuated at 
semi-regular intervals by the sounds of heavy 
machinery. 


<00:44> Visuals re-established. Subject 
appears to be standing in a dilapidated 
kitchen. A window to the left of the subject 
provides a view of barren farmland, 
corresponding with no known location. The 
sound of muffled sawing can be heard from 
the adjacent room, accompanied by quiet 
screams. Subject attempts to exit the room, 
but finds the door securely locked.