SCP-610 Tale - Aftermath (SCP Animation)

SCP 610 - Aftermath is a tale about a Keter Class anomaly also known as The Flesh That Hates.

Initial reports of SCP-610 came direct from the Russian government through undisclosable channels.
SCP610 appears to be a contagious skin disease at first with symptoms including rash, itching, and increased skin sensitivity. Within 3 hours the disease will cause blemishes resembling heavy scar tissue to form in the chest and arm areas, spreading to the legs and back within an additional hour, consuming the victim completely within five hours. Exposure to higher temperatures vastly decreases the time for the contagion to spread and complete infections have been recorded occurring in as little as five minutes.

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[janmarcocervantes]

Facts about SCP 610
- Hates flesh
- Hates being contained
- Hates the SCP Foundation

[bright]

"Bring Hammer Down onto the scene for anything less than a potential XK is like swatting a housefly with a nuclear warhead"
Samsara: Am I a joke to you?

[Sheeple]

"This eventually escalated to a full scale civil war in Mexico."

Wait, but that's normal.

[caiocbcn]

Governments and the GOC destroying the SCP foundation: We are geniuses!
20 different xk end of the world scenario SCPs that can't be contained with bullets start acting at the same time: Oh no!

[brentonstephenson]

I wonder if this channel should be classified as an SCP due to it's anomolous upload schedule. Seriously, you're cranking them out. Keep up the good work.

[cyberprime]

This is a classic Broken Masquerade scenario. But, if you ask me, The Foundation broke their backs to keep people safe, and this is the thanks they get. Yes, they had done some very cruel things to anomalies for the sake of research. And is as bureaucratic as it gets, but all in all, this wasn't something they deserved.

For this Tale, it a prime example of why the Foundation must never let the masses know of the paranormal: They wouldn't know what to do.

[umfa]

I think this shows how the Ethics Committee is important to the Foundation. I think the writers of the wiki should talk about them more often and more seriously ...

[hellbusterdragon]

Dr Bright literally juggling SCP 055 and SCP 579: _Shall I reset this timeline?_
SCP 343, eating his burger: _Yeah, go ahead_

[demsunny]

Roderick Freeman for normal SCP fans:

Me, a Half-Life Fan noticing how he’s drawn to look like Gordon Freeman: Nice.

[whiffa]

Anyone else noticed that they've added alot more movement to their characters?

[idkjffifkfkrnwjwp]

You should Make a video about tale "the stars don't wait for you" its really complicated and well written

[kaynines]

TFTH when it sees tentacles growing out of the guy in the intro: “That’s not one of mine, deal with it yourself”

[JamesSuvi]

The animation is soo smooth now. You can really see their improvement's overtime.
Good job 👍

[vnghyxt]

Scp Foundation in aftermath: "noooo you can't disband us you need us to protect humanity!"
Scp Foundation in Scp 5000 : "We do a little trolling"

[Shry]

I really love the way some of the characters look in this episode, particularly the flesh god and the serpents hand members

[realcybersoapy]

610: The flesh that hates
999: The slime that loves

[axcelmcaver]

This reminds me on what someone once said about the SCP Foundation;
"The SCP Foundation, is Cold Never cruel"

[sirkingstonx]

Is no one going to mention how much smoother the animations are? They literally changed overnight

[istolethispfpfromreddit]

To secure, contain and protect:
that is the foundation's goal.
And it's true: they did everything they could to keep their activity a secret, even using extreme and inhumane methods.
But when comparing to the Goc, to the Sarchyc and the Chaos insurgency, you understand that sometimes the pill is not sweet, but it's necessary. For the greater good.

[see]

I know the GOC is doing the foundations job in this "story", but what about the thousands of scps that needed either a sacrifice or a ritual? Like the devour of worlds(a better example would be 231-7), wouldnt these scps just destroy the world?


(fuck you, kill the devour with SCP-420-J)