Exploring the SCP Foundation: SCP-5935 - Blood and the Breaking of My Heart

Written by: djkaktus

Artists Include:

[captainpanic]

Basically: eldritch entity plays checkers while overseer players 10D multi-reality chess.

[thethmemelord]

Elicia: _Screams_
The Overseer: _Screams_
*[REDACTED]* : _Screams_

[miniatureben]

*Ah yes Another SCP video to help me fall asleep and imagine the tales and articles that the Foundation has to offer*

[visoriannull]

Knowing enough about the SCP foundation to be an overseer and still choosing to have children is a special kind of hubris.

[halonostalgiatheater]

“What did you see beyond the forest?”

A god-shaped hole

[mikethewizard]

I’ve been a moderator for grief support communities for 2 years now. I was surprised how well this article captured the idea of loss. Loss of a loved one, loss of hope, and loss of self-identity. But the most accurate aspect was that the need to move on was inevitable.

[sunscreen]

SCP-5935 gives another meaning to the phrase "kicking ass and taking names" huh

[milocanteautvallet]

'' Dr Bright pop in '' of course he does

[TheCrazyCapMaster]

I don’t know if I’ve mentioned this before but I really like the minimalist editing approach you use on all of your videos; it’s fantastic for a narrating style.

[falkets]

O-5 Council: your son is a deadly doppelganger and anomaly
Overseer: it's just a phase

[jaewol]

Spoilers I guess



I love how the overseer, even in the end, still manages to contain something. Despite all that he has done, in the end he still does good by containing the entity

[ProfDragonite]

"You can't name something that doesn't exist."
He's an 05 of the SCP Foundation. Isn't that *literally his job?*

[seraphinw]

Today's moral: Don't make deals with primordial question entities

[hubertfarnsworth]

Overseer: I want my son back!
Old Farmer: Now boi, I know what you thinking.... I know goin to the old faery ring and burying the dead corpse of your son may seem like a way to bring him back, but dont.
Overseer: Imma do it!

[hazapples]

Everyone talking about how SCPS are good bedtime stories, whilst I'm here using them to wake up in the morning. Great video as always TES!

[MagnaFae]

I haven’t even started the video but I’m certain it will be a wild ride. The SCP series is my favorite part of every Sunday night (and the D&D is a nice added bonus)

[zombietoothache]

UNPOPULAR OPINION: Faerie folk are the scariest SCP. the other SCPs either kill you or trap you for all eternity; but these guys do that and then some. To die/ be trapped and have my loved ones think i'm still there while Elf on a Shelf lives in my house and with my family, acting like nothing has changed. While i am either rotting in a hole or screaming for help while assuming the worst. SCP 4000 can go eat an oatmeal-raisin cookie thinking its chocolate-chip thank you very much.

[Big_E_Soul_Fragment]

Ah, yes, making a deal with highly questionable anomalous entities, what could possibly go wrong?
Also _[Looks at description]_
Of course, djkaktus wrote this. The dude is pretty good when it comes to stories with SCP crossovers

[timothycoupland]

He could have also just given the question it’s answer: 42

[doncoyote]

When the foundation makes a deal with the devil, it's the devil that needs to check the fine print.