Exploring the SCP Foundation: Self-Replicating SCPs

Written by: Seibai
Written by: Gaffsey
Written by: S D Locke, Adam Henderson
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[Fine_Print_]

Really didn't think there were this many self replicating SCPs. Guess it makes sense that they just keep making more of them.

[AspelShuyin]

You don't mention my favourite part of 3199: That the whole thing is a joke reference to the time Plato said that a man was "a featherless biped" so Diogenes, the chad that he is, threw a plucked chicken into the room and said "behold, a man!"

[nuclearfusion.]

Scp Dr: "Everything will be fine in a day!"
"The subject was quickly incinerated."
Oof

[CarsonZXY]

You'd think an NK-class "grey goo" scenario can only be written so many ways and only tell so many stories, the Foundation finds your lack of faith disturbing.

[thesuperdoge]

That last SCP is the best Self-replicating SCP yet, the idea of reviving thousands of times just to die again in your own coffin is horrifying, not only that you also slowly evolving and losing yourself with each revival too

[anonymousprime]

At some point I need to get on the patreon because this is literally the only channel I actually refresh my page until I get new uploads

[NicholasKratzer]

As cool as the Archon designation is, SCP 1661 should really be Thaumiel, since they contain the tentacle thing for the Foundation. Archon is usually used for something that would require breaking the Masquerade, killing all of humanity, or similar extreme things to truly contain it.

[Sara]

Humanity Refuted is one of the few SCP's that really gets to me in a nasty way.

[jesseberg]

Sounds like SCP-871 could lead to an X-cake class end of the world scenario!
_crickets chirping_
I'll just show myself out.

[Big_E_Soul_Fragment]

16:00 To this day that image of 3199 is, personally, one of the creepiest things that came out of the wiki

[autisticsareawesome]

I imagine the containment procedure for the first one is just that facility always has cake available for the staff and D-class, which honestly might make being a D-class bearable

[Lunar]

If cannibals see humans as food, and cake is slang for the buttocks, could SCP-871 potentially spawn a human posterior?

[Hugh_Amungus]

SCP-2679 is horrific. It's like Edge of Tomorrow, but you're buried in a coffin and keep respawning until you escape

[riverfoster]

Fun fact about the containment procedures for 871, it’s actually the sweetest gig a D class can get. The procedure is just to have them eat it, they can volunteer for additional sessions, and ones that are useful and do it regularly don’t get terminated monthly (takes place in the interpretation that all D class are killed after a month)

[laxmastiffgaming]

SCP 2009 was such an interesting take on the cordiceps fungus.

[davidlauderdale]

The last SCP is so horrifically amazing. Really got my nerves up watching this late at night.

[SA-mohq]

A proud salute to all our comrades assigned to that most punishing containment detail: Cake Munching

[derekdrake]

Infinitely expanding graveyard.
That's one thing I never understood about graveyards, do they dig up old graves or do they just keep getting bigger? Most people are like"Oooh. Graveyard so spooky!" and I'm like "Pffff, graveyard so inefficient."

[zachsin]

The keter version of SCP 173 just shows how even a relatively easy to contain anomaly can become a world ending scenario with just the minor change of being able to self replicate

[pajamapantsjack]

One of my favorites is a house that has, like, a bunch of clones of a guys dad. If I recall it was a very sad scp . Forgot the number though