Can The SCP Foundation Contain Omni-Man?

The SCP Foundation is a fictional secret organization documented by the collaborative-writing wiki project of the same name.
Omni-Man (Nolan Grayson) is a fictional character in the Image Universe.

The SCPFoundation is responsible for capturing and containing various paranormal, supernatural, and other mysterious phenomena unexplained by mainstream science (known as "anomalies" or "SCPs"), while also keeping their existence hidden from the rest of human society.
The collaborative writing project operates on a wiki-like website, and includes elements of many genres such as horror, science fiction, and urban fantasy.

Omni Man is the father of Invincible and a member of the Viltrumite race, a humanoid species of extraterrestrial origin who possess immense powers, working as a superhero on Earth. As is customary for males of his species, OmniMan sports a large mustache. Omni-Man appears in Supreme, Invincible, Noble Causes, and Dynamo 5.
In the Invincible television series, Omni-Man is voiced by J. K. Simmons.

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[joonasrikkonen]

Dr. Bright is not allowed to bring ANY fictional characters from ANY kind of media into our reality for ANY reason ever. Again.

[Thosecursedeyes]

SCP foundation: Has a ton of reality warping immortals at their disposal. SCP foundation: Let's send regular soldiers and wormhole man.

[DraconiusDragora]

Knowing the SCP foundation, they would likely be able to contain Omniman.
Since they pretty much hold and contain world and universe ending anomalies.

[CesarTheKingVA]

Everything was going according to Omni-man's plan when he heard a light trilling sound. He turned and saw a small, gelatinous blob of orange goo waving a pseudopod at him. He didn't waste any further time, and slammed his fist into the creature, splattering it against a wall. But as it reformed itself, he felt something odd. Something he had become all too familiar with during his time on earth.
Happiness. Joy. Love.
Thoughts of his family flooded his mind, of all the people he had saved, of the friends he had made. He remembered the small moments of joy that seeing Mark grow up had brought, that his time with Debbie had given him.
Omni-man tried to shake it off, but as the slime creature put itself back together and slithered forward, he couldn't shake it.
He floated down to the ground, dropping to his knees, crying. Why? Why did he need to cause so much pain and suffering? Surely humanity didn't need this treatment. Surely their respect, their love and adoration, would be enough for entry into the Viltrumite Empire, without any need for senseless slaughter. The love of his family was enough for him. He barely noticed a gelatinous arm slink around him, wrapping him in a warm embrace. Everything was going to be okay. He could be happy. He could have joy. He could love.
And so, the foundation's ultimate weapon, SCP-999, defeated the viltrumite warrior Omni-man, and in his place left the husband and father, Nolan Grayson.

[nsleepz]

they can contain god like beings but this is too much?

[joonasrikkonen]

Fun Fact: *ANY SCP FOUNDATION EMPLOYEE* can kill Omni-Man using the Vending Machine.

Just type in a "cup of Omni-Man's brain fluids" and he's gone!

[bluedotdinosaur]

The one wrinkle to consider is that the Foundation typically considers the consequences of the way in which they deal with an anomaly. One reason they prefer to contain rather than destroy when possible - because of unforeseen side effects from destruction.

In the case of Omni-Man, easily destroying or depowering him might send up a red flag to the surviving Viltrumites. Seems they definitely would seek to wipe out the Foundation. Could be dangerous since Viltrumites are NOT dumb. They are in fact experts at infiltration and analysis. They all have centuries of experience. It's their entire game.

[aerodynamiccow]

I'm pretty sure the Foundation would deduce Nolan's books being clues to where weapons able to kill Viltrumites are far faster than his son did if any of its members happened to read one. They would be able to actually get said weapons very quickly with their multitude of teleportation related devices and/or anomalies. They also have the technology to fight literal primordial gods and the one time they didn't need to hide themselves from the public they stopped what was essentially rainbow cthulu

[azoth]

Frankly, if Omni-Man and the SCP-Foundation existed in the same universe, and they didn't already have him in containment, they would most certainly have long since developed effective countermeasures to him, for this exact scenario. They aren't the sort to just trust a powerful anomalous being like that will 'remain' good.

Oh, and hasn't SCP-4051displayed the capacity to pretty much completely erase anything by manifesting its opposite?

[Scientrifica]

They could have deployed much more powerful anomalies to contain Omni man. I just hope there is a part 2 where he goes to site 19 and faces the anomalies there

[TheOriginalJphyper]

You'd think they'd already have containment procedures in place for just such an occasion. He's definitely very anomalous, after all.

[thesevendeadlysins]

Considering what else the SCP Foundation deals with, yeah, they definitely could handle Omni-Man eventually.

[kingwolf]

4051 doesn’t need to have a clear picture of what he summons. Just an idea. He could have just thought “a poison gas that absorbs into viltrumite skin” or “anti viltrumite ray guns” and killed Omni man without knowing how he did it.

[neirenoir]

SCP Foundation: "Omni-Man may have psychological vulnerabilities"
Also SCP Foundation: "What are we gonna do with all these cognitohazards?"

[Bolsonaro_em_Haia]

I have little notion of the SCP beings and their capabilities, but darn, this sure was an entertaining video. I particularly like the good use of SCP-4051's evident courage and Omniman's almost hidden respect for the utter daring of facing him upfront. That is Omniman to a T; he is cruel and bloodthirsty to superlative levels, but he can't help but respect the resilience of people such as Mark that stand against him even knowing that it is hopeless. At some deep level he still wants to regain their respect and appreciation.

[Maxon]

SCP Foundation has so many SCPs that are there allies that can run circles around Onmi-Man(with raw power, skill, or both) or just instant kill him as he is still a mortal being that powerful and forced to limit himself in what he can actually pull off

[doordasher]

the SCP foundation needs to contain this channel I swear to god

[emeraldthepronothanksyou]

To be entirely fair, the GOC alone could probably take Omni-Man. Given just 24 Hours of time, the GOC managed to cobble together a squadron of modified F-35s capable of moving at millions of miles per hours, translating in space, and phasing through damage. Can't remember the article title tho.

[philliparnesen]

Omniman would get absolutely wrecked by the foundation. They have SO MANY ways of dealing with something like him it's unreal. The nail that pins shadows, the statue that kills anyone that looks at it, the statue that kills anyone that doesn't look at it, GOD. Able might lose but he would probably inflict serious harm and Cain could outright solo, no questions. Or just lure him to an empty facility and show him a face of 096 on a monitor.

[xann]

Omni man is still as organic as a human, just absurdly strong, there would be hundreds of scps that could perfectly face against him