Subjects recovered from SCP-1355 were rendered incapable of 
phonation or voicing. Resonance imaging has revealed the larynx of 
each subject to be missing. Notably, none of the subjects appear 
concerned over or even aware of their loss; subjects are convinced 
they are able to use and hear their voice, despite being informed 
otherwise. 


Note: All Class D subjects who have encountered 
SCP-1355-1 during experimental exploration were 
recovered from the front office of SCP-1355; all 
appeared to be asleep and none could remember how 
they came to arrive in the office. Personnel charged with 
subject recovery reported no sightings of any beings 
which may have been responsible for relocating the 
subjects. 


+ Questionnaire Log 1355-1-D18243 
Interview/Questionnaire Log 1355-1-D18243 


What did you hear when you entered the 
building? 
| heard singing. 


Do you remember which room you were in 
when you began to hear something? 
Some room with boxes. 


Did you recognize what you heard? 
| think it was called Love’s Greeting. Salut D 
something. It played at my sister’s wedding. 


Describe the quality of the sound. 
It was beautiful. 


How did it make you feel? 
Happy. Very happy, like | couldn't remember 
anything sad ever happened to me. 


Did you make any vocal noises in response to 
what you heard? 
| hummed a little. 


Do you remember falling asleep in the 
building? 
Not really. | remember waking up. 


Any other comments? 
Can | go back there? 


+ Questionnaire Log 1355-1-D13526 
Interview/Questionnaire Log 1355-1-D13526 


What did you hear when you entered the 
building? 
| believe | heard people singing. 


Do you remember which room you were in 
when you began to hear something? 

One of the smaller rooms. Most were empty, 
but the one | remember had some boxes in it. 


Did you recognize what you heard? What was 
it? 

Some song my father used to sing to me; a 
lullaby. 


Describe the quality of the sound. 
Wonderful. Amazing. Like a choir of angels. 


How did it make you feel? 
A little sleepy, but peaceful. I've never felt so 
peaceful. It was so soothing. 


Did you make any vocal noises in response to 
what you heard? 
Of course. | sang along. 


Do you remember falling asleep in the 
building? 
Not at all. | must have dozed off somehow. 


Any other comments? 
| would like to go back. | want to hear it again. 


+ Questionnaire Log 1355-1-D12092 
Interview/Questionnaire Log 1355-1-D12092 


What did you hear when you entered the 
building? 
Sounded like singing or something. 


Do you remember which room you were in 
when you began to hear something? 
A room with boxes. 


Did you recognize what you heard? What was 
it? 
My favorite song when | was little. 


Describe the quality of the sound. 
It was fucking gorgeous. 


How did it make you feel? 
Awesome. It was so beautiful. | could have 
listened to it forever. 


Did you make any vocal noises in response to 
what you heard? 
Hell yes. | sang. 


Do you remember falling asleep in the 
building? 
No. 


Any other comments? 
| want to listen more. Take me back there. Let 
me listen again. 


Addendum 1355-1: As part of preliminary trials for Experiment 
1355-1-5, “voiceless” subjects were allowed to reenter SCP-1355, 
one at a time, while the test was documented using a series of 
thermal imaging cameras. See experiment log 1355-1-5-D19574. 


+ Excerpt from experiment log 


Video log 1355-1-5-D19574 (obtained from 
thermal imaging camera 1355- ) 

Date: -01-20 

<Begin Log> 


Time: :04:12 Individuals of SCP-1355-1 
distinguishable by thermal signature. Visual 
indicates several individuals of SCP-1355-1 
scattered throughout multiple rooms of 
SCP-1355. 


Time: 18:05:43 Subject enters SCP-1355. 


Time: 18:06:35 Subject walks through 
SCP-1355. SCP-1355-1 seen quickly 
converging into a single room. 


Time: 18:08:23 Subject enters room 
containing entire colony of SCP-1355-1. 


Time: 18:09:22 Thermal signature of 
SCP-1355-1 disappears. 


Time: 18:09:24 Thermal signature of subject 
disappears. 


Time: 18:09:48 Thermal signature of 
SCP-1355-1 reappears; individuals of 
SCP-1355-1 are shown scattered throughout 
the room. 


Time: 18:11:37 SCP-1355-1 individuals move 
to different rooms. Thermal signature of 
subject undetected. 


Addendum 1355-2: As of -03-20 , Experiment 1355-1-5 and any 
similar testing have been suspended indefinitely. 


Note: The last robot probe sent into SCP-1355 managed 
about two minutes before its cameras started 
malfunctioning. What's left of the subjects will have to 
stay there. —Dr. Kiryu 


Addendum 1355-3: It has been noted that two days after 
Experiment 1355-1-5 was carried out, the population of SCP-1355-1 
was observed to have increased by approximately 


Note: We risked sending in another probe. The remains 
are gone. —Dr. Kiryu 


« SCP-1354 | SCP-1355 | SCP-1356 » 


SCP-1356: Rubber Ducky 


Item #: SCP-1356 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1356 is kept in a small 
box in the storage facilities of Research Sector-09, unless approved 
for removal and transportation. 


Description: SCP-1356 is a small bath toy, resembling one of 
several generic "rubber duck" designs. Tests indicate that the object 
is made of plasticized polyvinyl! chloride. It is designed to emit a 
sharp "squeak" when squeezed. 


When held by a human subject, the object appears to displace liquid 
water. If a subject holding the toy attempts to enter a lake or pool, 
for example, they will find that all liquid within an area extending 
approximately 152.4 x 81.3 x 45.7 cm from the body disappears. 


Tests performed in a small indoor pool revealed that the 
approximate volume of water before and after exposure to 
SCP-1356 remained consistent. However, even in the presence of a 
subject holding the anomalous duck, water levels were never 
observed to rise. This suggests that the object displaces the liquid to 
an unknown location, from which it eventually "returns". No unusual 
or foreign substances have yet been detected in "displaced" water, 
although pH levels indicate a slight increase in acidity. 


As the depth of displaced water never exceeds an average of 

46 cm, a subject walking into a deep pool will eventually find their 
feet and legs submerged, while the rest of the body remains dry. 
Even vigorous motions and leaps, however, never suffice to bring 
the upper body into contact with water— the rectangular "dry space" 
seamlessly shifts to accomodate even the most abrupt movements. 
Testing to discover the parameters of this phenomenon, as well as 
potential practical uses, are ongoing. 


See enclosed documents for updates and results. 
Excerpt 1: Tantalus Effect 
Objective: Determine parameters of "dry space". 


Procedure: Subjects of various heights instructed to 
enter water with SCP-1356 at depths never exceeding 
subject's shoulder-height. Subjects encouraged to make 
every effort to bring hands or face into contact with the 
water surrounding the "dry space" created by the object. 


Results: So long as the subject is in standing-depth of 
water, the "dry space" will shift in accordance with the 
subject's motions— appearing to create a mobile, 
rectangular indent in the water. This phenomena, for 
unknown reasons, does not apply to the lower 
extremities in depths exceeding 46 cm. 


When test subject bends, water recedes rather than 
come into contact with hands or upper body; "dry space" 
appears to maintain its shape and volume as a rule. If 
subject at sufficient depth bends to the point of resting on 
hands and knees, the "dry space" will be covered over 
with water; subjects report no change in air pressure, 
however, breathability of air is limited. 


The greatest depth at which this total submersion of 
subject and "dry space" could be achieved was 
approximately 1.5 m, dependent on height of subject. 


Excerpt 2: Insufficient Life Raft 


Objective: Determine whether "dry space" displacement 
can be used to keep subject afloat in deep water. 


Procedure: Four subjects of sufficient strength and 
flexibility instructed to carry SCP-1356 into water of a 
depth of 2.5 m, and attempt to draw legs up into "dry 
space”. 


Results: All subjects report the same results, with 


variable degrees of difficulty and time elapsed before 
exhaustion. The following "rules" have now been 
consistently demonstrated: 

1) Once subject is out of standing-depth, "dry area" 
SCP-1356 creates around subject maintains its shape, 
volume, and orientation at the surface of the water. 

2) Out of standing-depth, subject's orientation inside of 
"dry area" becomes fixed— floating at waist-depth. 
Subject will now be able to submerge hands and 
forearms in water below waist-level, but any attempt to 
raise this water in handfuls is impossible. 

3) Attempts to re-orient upper or lower body inside "dry 
space" are exhausting, but prove fruitless; in addition, 
remaining in this suspended state for more than ten 
minutes negatively impacts the circulation of blood to the 
lower body, eventually resulting in intense cramping and 
faintness. 


Excerpt 3: Sinking Test 


Objective: Test object's anomalous properties when not 
carried/in contact with human subject. 


Procedure 1: SCP-1356 placed in a small pool. 


Results: Object does not displace any amount of water, 
or affect pH levels in any significant way; object floats. 


Procedure 2: SCP-1356 placed in a small pool, and 
bombarded with jets of water and various items. 


Results: Despite the object's pliant PVC materials being 
easily damaged outside of water, when placed in any 
volume of water sufficient to keep it "afloat", object 
appears to resist all attempts to sink or damage it— 
bobbing, but always remaining upright and afloat. 


"Well, with this object's origins in mind, these 
results might be a prompting to examine the 
events and outcomes of Incident F-1992 more 
closely; always struck me as our business." - 


Dr. Dhruva 


Addendum 1: Prolonged exposure to SCP-1356 (hereafter defined 
as a sustained interval approaching or exceeding two hours, in any 
depth of water) appears to affect the subject's skin, which takes on 

the "prune-like" texture associated with autonomic nerve responses 
to prolonged contact with water. 


After 2.5 hours of exposure a subject was also found to be 
significantly dehydrated, despite receiving fluids before exposure to 
SCP-1356 and sweating minimally. 


Addendum 2: 
Note. 
Of course, it seems we haven't been testing 
the item's intended purpose; I'd imagine my 


nephew would say it works rather well. - Dr. C 


« SCP-1355 | SCP-1356 | SCP-1357 » 


SCP-1357: The Children's Park 


Item #: SCP-1357 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: The perimeter of SCP-1357 is 
to be monitored by Foundation personnel at all times, with a 
minimum of two security personnel posted at every entrance and 
exit of the park. Any persons approaching SCP-1357 are to be 
detained by Foundation personnel and administered Class-B 
amnestiics. If the persons are carrying instances of SCP-1357-B, the 
instances are to be confiscated and filed in the Records Room of 
Site 45 (Cabinet-74) for possible future testing. On the 13' of every 
month, Foundation agents are to identify the persons receiving the 
new instances of SCP-1357-B, recover the instances, and 
administer Class-B amnestics to the persons involved. 


Due to the specific personnel required to activate the anomalous 
properties of SCP-1357, D-Class testing of this anomaly is 
effectively impossible. Testing of this object may be accomplished 
by groups of Foundation personnel able to provide the required 
subjects necessary to manifest SCP-1357-A. Any persons involved 
in testing that are not directly involved in Foundation matters must 
be administered Class-A amnestics after testing and monitored for 
two months for signs of residual memories. Any subjects showing 
residual memories are to be readministered Class-A amnestics and 
monitored for another two months. Due to these constraints, all 
testing must be kept to a minimum and approved by no less than 
three Level-4 and five Level-3 personnel. 


Description: SCP-1357 is a theme park located in , Poland with 
an area of approximately 4km2. There are four ticket booths that 
allow entrance into the park, located at the northern, eastern, 
southern, and western sides of the area. SCP-1357 houses various 
attractions normally found at theme parks, such as amusement 
rides, bumper cars, and assorted booths and stores. No items, 


commodities, or snacks require currency of any kind to operate or 
purchase. The types of rides and attractions seem to be influenced 
by the preferences of the youngest subject in the group activating 
SCP-1357's anomalous effects; rides found in non-anomalous 
theme parks have been observed as well as attractions such as 
sapient foodstuffs and animals, temporal displacements, and 
extradimensional portals. 


SCP-1357's anomalous properties are activated when a specified 
group of people enter the park. The requirements of the group are 
as follows: 


« At least two subjects that are involved in a romantic 
relationship with each other 

¢ At least one subject under the age of 18 that identifies the 
aforementioned subjects as guardians 

¢ Each subject must carry an instance of SCP-1357-B 


When these requirements are met, a group of human individuals 
designated as SCP-1357-A manifest throughout the anomalous 
area. SCP-1357-A manifestations vary in age, ethnicity, sex, and 
gender. All instances are always uniformly costumed; the costumes 
are typically based on characters from various media’. The 
appearance of SCP-1357-A appears to be strongly influenced by the 
personal experiences of the youngest subject in the group. The 
instances of SCP-1357-A appear within the park as both customers 
and employees and are noted to be exceptionally amiable. 


SCP-1357-B are tickets that read "Playland: Admits one person per 
ticket. Have a magical family experience!" in the native language of 
the recipients they are delivered to. Instances of SCP-1357-B have 
been found to be mailed to assorted families around the area, along 
with directions to the park and a short pamphlet describing 
SCP-13572. Instances of SCP-1357-B are consistently delivered on 
the 13th day of every month. The Foundation has not yet discovered 
the source of the tickets, nor has it found a pattern regarding the 
recipients of SCP-1357-B. Families have reportedly received 
anywhere from three to six instances of SCP-1357-B at once. Ifa 
ticket is not redeemed for entrance into the park before the 13th day 
of the following month, the tickets will disappear. SCP-1357-B will 
allow entrance into the park by any individual, regardless of whether 


they were the intended recipient or not. Any personnel that are not 
carrying SCP-1357-B that attempt to enter the park will be denied 
access by several instances of SCP-1357-A. 


SCP-1357 was discovered when the Foundation was alerted to 
reports of a "constantly changing alien amusement park" from the 
town of _ , Poland. The claims were investigated and traced back 
to SCP-1357, which was active at the time of discovery. All citizens 
of the town were questioned and administered Class-B amnestics. 


Addendum-1357-Gamma: 


Congratulations! Your family has been selected to 
participate in some good ol' family fun at Playland! 
Parents bring your kids and kids bring your parents! 
Take some time off of working and take some time for 
playing! We have everything you can want, from roller 
coasters, to parades, to fireworks and anything else you 
can imagine, as long as you remember to ask nicely! If 
you want to talk to a representative, callus at( ) - 3 
or visit us online at .com.