consider SCP-2300-2, -10, -18, -36, -54, and -86 to be of nobility, 
each ruling over the elemental period they are in. SCP-2300-2, 
considered the highest noble and by extension ruler over the first six 
periods, often defers to SCP-2300-1 as -1 appears to be the most 
intelligent of SCP-2300 (with a Foundation Intelligence Quotient of 
132). SCP-2300-87 to -98 do not follow this monarchy, instead 
taking part in a monastic order following the teachings of 
SCP-2300-1 directly. Testing reveals that while these instances 
meditate, they are not subject to radioactive decay, and it is 
hypothesized that other radioactive instances are also capable of 
this should they join the monastic order. 


SCP-2300 often damage themselves to create tools from their 
bodies to carry out given tasks, sometimes altering themselves so 
severely that their entire body is a tool for other SCP-2300 to use, 
thus necessitating other SCP-2300 to force feed them to instigate 
regeneration. Should the mouth be damaged in a way that prevents 
typical regeneration, SCP-2300 will attempt to anomalously build a 
replacement from the leftover material. Newly created instances 
possess no knowledge of their former self, and must be instructed 
by other SCP-2300 about their culture and situation. 


Most SCP-2300 activity is dedicated to the creation of art, which 
often possess anomalous properties. Despite SCP-2300 normally 
segregating themselves into small groups, they will often hold 
gatherings in the form of a gallery. However, there appears to be no 
preliminary process to what can be in any given gallery, meaning 
less experienced SCP-2300 are capable of showcasing material 
deemed unsatisfactory to a majority of their more experienced 
peers. While works that are universally viewed as poor are often 
removed from galleries within a small time-frame, some are left on 
display due to the approval of the high number of less experienced 
SCP-2300. 


Proposals to use instances of SCP-2300 as means of isolating 
anomalous elements from other materials, including SCP-148, are 
currently pending review. 


Footnotes 
1. The transmission of communication between SCP-2300 is 
currently unknown. 


« SCP-2299 | SCP-2300 | SCP-2301 » 


SCP-2301: Slayer's Song 


Item #: SCP-2301 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: Provisional Containment Zone 
Delta-3 has been constructed surrounding SCP-2301’s 
manifestation area. At any given time, no fewer than 2 containment 
teams (designated Alpha and Beta) must be present, with a third 
relief team on active standby. 


Alpha Team is to be equipped with period-accurate 15th-century 
Japanese lamellar armor, and a full set of period-accurate weapons 
commonly used by the samurai class of feudal Japan. In addition, 
each containment team member is to receive extensive training in 
traditional kabuki acting, along with classes in basic Japanese 
mythology, and Shintoism. 


Beta Team is to be equipped with period-accurate 15th-century 
Gothic plate armor, and a full set of period-accurate weapons 
commonly used by the knights of feudal Germany. In addition, each 
containment team member is to receive extensive training in 
European theater arts, along with classes in Medieval texts 
concerning dragons. 


During a manifestation event, all personnel must remain in character 
at all times. Once SCP-2301 is terminated, all personnel must 
remain in character until all components of SCP-2301 have 
decayed. Should SCP-2301 manifest in a different form, the standby 
team will be mobilized to determine the method in which SCP-2301 
should be confronted. D-class personnel will be used to distract 
SCP-2301 from approaching a population center until a solution can 
be found. 


Description: SCP-2301 is a hostile metamorphic entity that 
manifests in : every month, and takes the form of 


various antagonists from different fables, plays, or legends, notably 
that of Japanese and European origin. 


SCP-2301 cannot be damaged unless it perceives its attackers to 
correctly be those that would defeat such a character in the legend 
or play in which it would be found. Therefore, should SCP-2301 
manifest as a European-style dragon, it can only be harmed by 
those that it perceives to be Medieval knights. This also applies to 
containing SCP-2301, in that modern containment procedures such 
as reinforced Keter-class Hostile Anomaly chambers can easily be 
destroyed or bypassed by SCP-2301. SCP-2301 can also, given 
enough time, destroy period-accurate containment, such as chains 
or cages. 


SCP-2301 will remain in character as the particular antagonist that it 
has manifested as for the duration of an event. It is critical that 
personnel remain in character, and exchange dialogue with 
SCP-2301 while in combat with the entity, due to the fact that 
SCP-2301 will not accept individuals that it perceives as “not playing 
the role” to its satisfaction. Once SCP-2301 determines an individual 
to be insufficiently in character, said individual will be unable to harm 
SCP-2301 for the duration of the manifestation event. 


A manifestation event ends when SCP-2301 has been sufficiently 
damaged to the point at which it can no longer function, causing 
SCP-2301’s body to rapidly decompose. Should one of the 
individuals that participated in terminating SCP-2301 fail to remain in 
character until the body has fully decomposed, SCP-2301 will re- 
manifest. 


Active containment personnel have reported that SCP-2301 is 
incredibly durable and lethal. SCP-2301 possesses all of the 
capabilities of the character that it chooses to represent in a 
particular manifestation event, and similarly possesses the same 
weaknesses. 


SCP-2301 originally manifested only as a character from Japanese 
folklore. However, beginning on the date of // ,SCP-2301 began 
to manifest as creatures from Medieval European mythology. 
Currently, SCP-2301’s limits in replicating characters from other 
cultures is unknown. 


SCP-2301 most commonly manifests as a Japanese Oni, a type of 
demon that wields a kanabo! in combat. Said creature is noted as 
“incredibly strong” in various myths and legends, and is also 
described as a humanoid entity possessing horns, claws, and blue 
or red skin-coloration. SCP-2301 is roughly 2 meters in height in this 
form, and has been demonstrated as strong enough to fully collapse 
a human chest protected by lamellar armor with its kanabo. 


SCP-2301 second most commonly manifests as a European 
dragon. In this form, SCP-2301 possesses two winged forelimbs 
with a wingspan of 25 meters, and two clawed hindlimbs. SCP-2301 
is roughly 7 meters tall in this form, and is capable of producing fire 
in excess of 1000° C from within its throat, through an as of yet 
unknown mechanism. 


SCP-2301’s purpose during a manifestation event is currently 
understood to be of complete inimity towards all human life. 
SCP-2301 has been demonstrated to immediately attempt to 
navigate towards the largest population center available, and will 
attempt to kill any human that it encounters. Despite this, SCP-2301 
possesses a superb grasp of human culture, specifically Germanic 
and Japanese history, languages, literature, and mythology. 
SCP-2301’s origin, or method of acquiring this information is 
currently unknown. 


Footnotes 
1. A type of long Japanese club 


« SCP-2300 | SCP-2301 | SCP-2302 » 


SCP-2302: The Ditz 


Item #: SCP-2302 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2302 has been detached 
from the ceiling, and stored in a low-value containment safe, 
equipped with surge-protected audio inputs, at Site-54 storage. 
Before any interviews begin, the safe is to be moved to a small 
containment chamber. 


Before SCP-2032-1 begins communication, all personnel should 
evacuate the entire building save for the one communicating D- 
Class given a list of pre-written questions. It is now considered an 
unnecessary security risk to send researchers into the building (see 
Interviews 4a and 4b). The D-Class is to be accompanied by nine 
realistic dummies dressed as members of the Foundation staff. All 
interviews are to be recorded by cameras and microphones placed 
around the chamber temporarily containing the safe. Interviews must 
be regularly conducted, but the D-Class interviewer is required to 
give short, terse questions, and end the interview quickly. 


Following the interview, a janitorial crew is to mop up the chamber, 
and two Level 2 staff are to transfer the safe back to storage. 


Description: SCP-2302 is an overhead loudspeaker originally 
installed in the East Science Lab of Site-54. Examination of the 
internal components of SCP-2302 indicates no anomalous 
technological modifications. However, SCP-2302 is not connected, 
and cannot be connected, to the main Bose brand intercom located 
in the main office. It is instead connected to an unknown location, 
through which a Class II reality-warping entity has access. It is 
unknown how this entity gained initial access to the loudspeaker. 


This entity, designated SCP-2302-1, presents vocally as a pre- 
pubescent male child of indeterminate age. Once a week at 12:33 


UTC, it will attempt to communicate with Foundation personnel on a 
wide variety of subjects despite an incoherence to its speech. While 
its demeanor can be placid, it is unknown if it intends hostility. 
SCP-2302-1 can be communicated with by connecting SCP-2302 to 
a microphone. Audio input from the Foundation appears to be 
broadcast in SCP-2302-1's location. 


Analysis of the audio from SCP-2302 indicates that SCP-2302-1 is 
playing some form of electronic music characterized by cascading 
synthesized notes and deep booming noises. The music matches 
none recorded by any artist. This music contains an unknown mild 
cognitohazard, inducing temporary symptoms in 45% of listeners of 
scopophobia, the fear of being seen; psychophobia, the fear of the 
mind and intelligence; and lachanophobia, the fear of vegetables, 
specifically potato chips. 


Following the conclusion of the interview, one random member of 
staff at Site-54 present within the building will rapidly melt into a 
substance identical to human vomit. This process also applies to 
inanimate representations of a staff member. 


Addendum: Selected Interviews with SCP-2302. 
Interview 4a: 
Researcher Kelvin: Do you know where you are? 


SCP-2302-1: The puppet show is moving, Doctor 
Mommy! | am green and small with little beady eyes, but 
I'm also not. Let's talk about snowflakes! (There is a 
cascade of synthesized notes in the background.) 


Researcher Kelvin: Um, what do you mean by 
snowflakes? 


SCP-2302-1: They're great! They're small and white like 
paper beads and they fall from the sky in big clumps 
even when all the stars are out. Where | live the city is 
black and the sky is purple and it's full of stars! | love the 
stars almost as much as | love the snowflakes! | am in 
the puppet show. You can't move! (There is a second 


cascade of notes.) 
Researcher Kelvin: Are you in a city right now? 


SCP-2302-1: No. There's many things you can do with 
snowflakes! Doctor Mommy, | wanna go to the grocery 
store and get donuts! And then we can use the 
snowflakes to make new people. We can make very new 
people, Doctor Mommy! | don't want any game plans, | 
just want to wake up. We want to rub your body on the 
bathtub but the shampoo keeps getting in your eyes. 


Researcher Kelvin: Um. Okay. Can you elaborate on 
what you mean, at all? 


SCP-2302-1: There's a big storm coming in against the 
wide purple sky. Covering the stars, Doctor Mommy. 
Covering the stars with sleepy rain and thunder. (There 
is a booming noise.) |\'m scared, Doctor Mommy! I'm 
scared! 


Researcher Kelvin: It's okay, It's okay! I'm here. 
Everything's going to be okay! 


SCP-2302-1: You're wrong. Why crawl inside you when 
you aren't even real. Why, you could be just another you! 
Made of throw-up. 


(SCP-2302 shuts off. Researcher Kelvin promptly melts 
into vomit instead of the dummies) 


Interview 4b: 


Researcher Ferres: Did you have any hostile intent 
towards Researcher Kelvin? 


SCP-2302-1: | am from the tower at the top of the tall 
street with the houses and the trees and the road goes to 
the blue mountain by the deep canyon. 


Researcher Ferres: That is not an answer. Can you 
please explain why you transmute people to digestive 


fluid following these conversations? 


SCP-2302-1: The thunder! The thunder! The thunder! 
The thunder! The thunder! The thunder! The thunder! 
The thunder! The thunder! The thunder! 


Researcher Ferres: Please answer my question. Are 
you actively hostile towards the Foundation? Do you 
even understand what the Foundation is? 


SCP-2302-1: You know about the potato chips? 


Researcher Ferres: No? Please explain. Why do they 
melt? 


SCP-2302-1: You remember what it was like being a 
child and lying in your crib and then driving down the 
roads with your mommy and your daddy and watching 
the roads turn into dreams. That's what this is. Mommy 
isn't your mommy anymore. You have to choose your 
real mommy. If you look at the fake mommy, she melts. 
She's a throw up person. 


Researcher Ferres: That's not an answer. 


SCP-2302-1: Only if you look at them. Only if you look at 
the potato chip on the counter. On the supermarket 
counter. 


Researcher Ferres: What are you talking about!? 


Deeper Unknown Voice: A ditz! (Cackling laughter from 
the voice and several children.) 


(Researcher Ferres braces himself for either him or the 
dummies to melt. Neither do.) 


Following the conclusion of the second interview, field agents 
discovered several hundred pounds of plastic potato chips covered 
in human vomit at a nearby abandoned supermarket. The meaning 
of this is unknown. 


SCP-2303: Tower of Silence 


Item #: SCP-2303 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Site-885 has been established 
in proximity to SCP-2303. Foundation activities in the vicinity of the 
anomaly are to be presented to potential observers as a long-term 
architectural engineering study. Due to the lack of permanent 
residents in the area of SCP-2303, Minimum Security Perimeter 
protocols are in effect. 


Monitoring and documentation of SCP-2303 phenomena is to be 
performed via automated means whenever feasible. In cases where 
direct observation must be performed, standard memetic hazard 
safety procedures are to be instituted. 


All suspected SCP-2303 phenomena are to be independently 
investigated and confirmed to the extent possible before being 
formally entered into the research log. 


SCP-2303 research is assigned to Mobile Task Force Phi-9 
("Barqueros"). Members of MTF Phi-9 are currently subject to 
provisional security clearance authorization. Provisional status will 
be reevaluated on // _ , per the standard five year probationary 
period for Special Recruitment personnel. 


Description: SCP-2303 is an abandoned high-rise building, located 
in the ghost city of Ciudad Encrucijada', in the Rio Negro province 
of Argentina. SCP-2303 is the apparent focal point for recurring 
episodes of anomalous information transfer. As observed through 
specialized methodology and equipment, SCP-2303 is host to a 
phenomenon wherein concepts and ideas that are not fully realized 
and never implemented by their originators are communicated to 
observers in the vicinity. These concepts range widely across the 
spectrum of human endeavor, and have in the past included 


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