In a world full of real, tangible, understandable threats, why not add a whole bunch of uncertainty
and abnormality into the mix? Walking around confidently? Not being afraid
to open doors and windows? Overrated! Let’s dig deep and feel the spooky energy
emitted from some more wild and raucous SCP monsters.
Hello horror heads, and welcome back to the scariest channel on YouTube: Top5ScaryVideos.
I’m your horror host, Keegan Hughes, and today we’re going to be discussing another
Top 5 Scary SCP Monsters That Can Never Escape - PART 15!
Yes, you heard me right: fifteen. There are so many diverse and creative creatures detailed
on the SCP wiki, there’s something for everyone! Sci fi, pure horror, speculative fiction,
you name it! Before we get going, make sure to give this
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Outrageous, let’s begin. NUMBER FIVE: SCP 3166
Have you ever looked at a famous mascot character and thought to yourself: wow I would absolutely
HATE to run into that thing in the real world. Me too. I think I might have an aneurism if
I ever ran into a true-to-life Donald Duck. WHY DOESN’T HE WEAR PANTS?
Well, SCP 3166 takes that fear and brings it to life. Deadly, tomato-stained life.
3166 is a humanoid entity, clocking in at over 2 meters tall.
It will manifest whenever the Garfield franchise is doing poorly, whether that means in terms
of sales, or general public perception. The exterior of this creature resembles a
crudely made Garfield costume, seemingly made of real cat fur. Don’t ask where the fur
came from. The interior, oddly enough, is full of lasagna.
I know it sounds silly, but stick with me here, folks.
This pasta-stuffed catsuit is more dangerous than you’d think.
If the Garfield franchise is doing poorly enough, 3166 will appear in the vicinity of
a particular type of person, and move towards them.
The folks likely to be targeted by this saucy abomination include: people involved in media
that rivals Garfield, former employees no longer working on Garfield, parody makers,
vocal critics of the lazy cat, and Jim Davis himself.
The crusty cat creature will attempt to inflict bodily harm upon these folks, through blunt
force trauma using nearby objects, and by force-feeding them lasagna.
Where does this lasagna come from, you ask? From inside the beasts body cavity!
It self-disembowels itself, and crams the cheesy layer cake down its victim’s throats.
Cat hair and all. All the while, meowing and screeching like
an agitated feline. It seems to have first appeared alongside
some weridly nihilistic, very real Garfield comic strips from the 80’s.
You can read them through the online Garfield archive, if that tickles your fancy.
Since then, the Foundation has been attempting to boost Garfield popularity in order to prevent
it from becoming an issue. This is the perfect explanation behind Garfield
Eats: the weird, otherworldly Garfield food-ordering app that actually exists. Look that up, I’m
serious. Also the lasagna used to force-feed folks
has Jim Davis meat in it. NEXT SCP!
NUMBER FOUR: SCP-5404 Actually, I shouldn’t have said that out
loud. Whoops.
LEFT OUT TO ENSURE SAFE BEING is the proper, safe classification,
This entry is hard to parse. It’s not very long, but the language employed
is… tricky. I’ll explain it as best I can.
There seems to be a shady organization out there looking to antagonize the Foundation.
This operation is apparently making it so that words that the Foundation is likely to
use become dangerous. Or, as stated in the article: boom-boom words.
That’s boom HYPHEN boom. Don’t mix it up, unless you want to die.
The amount of dangerous words seems to be growing too, with whoever is behind this becoming
more effective. Certain words, or uhh… letter clusters,
are unusable at this point. Thankfully, it’s only when referring to
the anomaly. For now. Some specific stuff you should never say when
discussing 5404 includes: DO NOT TALK, SCP 5404, TALK, WORDS. It’s tough.
There’s a lot of linguistic tightrope walking going on.
However, it’s for the greater good. If this weird word-warping group keeps it
up, a whole lot more could become dangerous to say.
And if word gets out, the whole world could go boom-boom.
So watch your phrasing! NUMBER THREE: SCP-1747
Graveyards are notoriously haunted, but not like this.
1747 is a collective designation for anomalous items recovered from one “Hugo Edwards Memorial
Cemetary” in England. So the yard itself doesn’t seem to be haunted,
but instead some of the stuff within the limits. There are two main components to this SCP:
1747-1, a rusty shovel, and 1747-2 a corporeal humanoid.
The shovel is a strange one indeed. By all accounts, it appears to be a normal
digging implement. However, if you use it like a normal shovel,
you’ll always seem to hit something solid. Continue to dig, and you’ll find human remains
below the Earth, no matter what was there before.
The origin of these bodies is still a mystery. The humanoid is a tragic one, indeed.
It’ll manifest in the graveyard for 40 minutes, every night around 9 pm.
The female entity will grab the corpse shovel, and proceed to dig up the graves of Scarlet
and Amelia Edwards. Because it’s using the cursed shovel, it
will continuously dig up human bodies not belonging to either of the two graveholders.
Thanks to this tricky bit of business, it has yet to reach the bodies it so diligently
digs towards. There was one particular time that didn’t
line up with the rest of the digging and hauling, though.
On this night, the entity manifested, and began digging as per usual.
Then, it suddenly ceased excavation, threw away the shovel, and showed signs of distress.
Through EVP recording, researchers were able to hear the humanoid screaming out: HUGO,
PLEASE, I WANT TO SEE MY CHILDREN. This went on for a while, before it fell to
its knees, kissed the tombstones, and walked away.
Hasn’t manifested since. Who is Hugo?
Why won’t he let her see the kids? Did he make the cadaver shovel?
NUMBER TWO: SCP-4921 I’m not allowed to talke about 4921 for
very long, as per the instructions in the containment procedures.
Speak too long and I’ll damage myself, and the SCP.
Yeesh. This is a cognitohazardous humanoid, whose
documentation carries the same infohazardous effects.
In order to diver attention away from the object and documentation in question, individuals
engaging with the material in any way, shape, or form will experience symptoms including
distress, nausea, vertigo, hallucinations, stroke, and cardiac arrest.
Thanks to this, 4921 was discovered when otherwise healthy people started suffering from strokes
and hallucinations, The humanoid herself is hurt whenever she’s
discussed. Anyone who knows about her will forcibly take
up residence in her head. She describes this as crowding her senses.
Ah, the horror of being known. 4921 often makes requests to limit this suffering,
including that people read her document for shorter periods of time, pain medication,
sleeping medication, fewer staff on her case, termination, to be put into a medically induced
coma, and for folks to stop reading the document altogether.
Some, but definitely not all of these requests have been complied with.
Needless to say, if she were to make it out into the world at large, it would be bad for
her and everyone who meets her. NUMBER ONE: SCP-5140
This is a bunch of frozen corpses on Mt. Everest. We don’t know how many, or where they all
came from, or if they’re from real people or not.
At one point, it was estimated that there were between 1 and 2 hundred, but that doesn’t
necessarily hold up today. This shouldn’t come as a huge surprise,
considering that many people have died attempting to scale Everest.
In fact, most of the bodies of climbers are still there, due to the difficulty of retrieving
them. But the corpses involved in 5140 are different.
Upsettingly different. Firstly, they’re ectoentropic.
This means that when they’re exposed to heat, they will absorb it without raising
their own temperature. On a frozen mountain, this is bad news.
Body heat is a major concern for mountain climbers, and the corpses on the mountain
rest at around 10 degrees celsius. Touch one, and you’ll be sapped of your
heat down to that level, meaning contact with these instances is usually fatal.
Plus, if someone dies as a result of contact with a 5140 instance, they become one themselves,
boobytrapping the mountainside further. It’s like a minefield of creeping cold corpses.
At one point, the Foundation sent a task force to investigate, and do their best to bury
the corpses. However, on this mission, recently buried
corpses often exhumed themselves. This was initially thought to be the wind
blowing loose snow off the bodies, but then strange things started happening.
Shovels would get stuck, and the team would run into folks that they recently buried.
These wandering waifs would then grab non-instances, and turn them into people-cicles themselves.
By the time the emergency rescue team made it to the area from which a distress signal
was sent out, there was nothing left to discover. No unburied corpses. No anomalous bodies.
Just the guy who had been sending the signals, dead from exposure.
Was he just going mad? Or was something sinister afoot?
Remember that number I gave at the beginning? 100-200 corpses?
Well, it was discovered after this mission that at least 45% of the mountain is made
up of instances. Oh no.
OUTRO I’ll never look at Italian food or the Ice
Climbers the same way ever again. Wobbling is nothing compared to these anomalies.
What did you think of the list? Which of the five fairly recent SCPs is your
favourite? Have you been keeping up with Series 6?
Make sure you let me know down in the comments. Speaking of comments, let’s take a look
at some of your more fractured ones from Top 5 Scary Horror Animation Short Films:
Elizabeth Athineu says “The Blackwater Gospel is one of the most incredible short films
I’ve ever seen, horror or otherwise. It has echoes of both Poe and Lovecraft in it.”
100% agree. I could only fit so many on the list, so maybe a part II is in order?
Kylee Berry says “Did anyone else take an hour to watch this because they kept stopping
to go watch the videos?” This is an excellent strategy. Get that context!
Watch those spooky shorts! Chaotic42Kami says “DAMN YOU KEEGAN. You
just had to remind me about Angela Anaconda. That thing was straight out of the Uncanny
Valley, passing through Heebie-Jeebie Station and into Eff This Square”
Does anyone else remember the weird Angela Anaconda intro they played before screenings
of the Digimon Movie? Like they all were getting popcorn and settling in, and then Nanette
and the teacher came in from an arthouse flick? What a time that was.
Mao Sensei says “Great selection! Do the “Don’t Hug Me, I’m Scared” shorts
qualify as horror?” I would say… yes! But they’re also a mix
of animation and puppetry and live action, so they become even harder to classify. What’s
your favourite idea? Legalize Homicide says “I don’t find things
scary, just interesting” And you also want to make murder legal, so
I’ll take that with a grain of salt. And that’s all the time we have for today!
Before I doze off beneath a wrecking ball, make sure to give this video a big thumbs
up, and subscribe for more sneaky creatures. Thanks for watching, and I’ll see you next
time!