In one of our last videos we discussed some of the most terrifying SCP monsters that should
forever remain locked up, however, we’re about to embark on an even scarier journey.
The ocean.
Something that is a huge fear for me, simply because I don’t like the emencity of it,
nor do I appreciate being submerged, so as you would imagine, this list is my worst nightmare.
So today on Top 5 Scary Videos, This is the Top 5 Scariest Aquatic SCP Monsters You Need
To Read About.
Before we begin though, be sure to stick around until the end of the video where I’ll be
responding to some of your comments.
And with that, let’s jump in.
5 SCP-054-FR SCP-054-FR is a phenomenon occurring in some
waves off the western coasts as well as some eastern coasts.
It is characterized by the physical transformation of affected waves to resemble the jaws of
Carcharodon Carcharias, commonly known as a Great White Shark.
This SCP is capable of remaining unnoticed until it is almost too late to act.
It is capable of forming on waves at least 4m tall, but the maximum height of which it
can reach is unknown.
Affected waves are capable of rolling at 3 times the speed of non-affected waves if a
non-aquatic animal of a human being is situated between SCP-054-F and the closest coast.
Appearance of this SCP are growing considerably if the previously evoked individuals are situated
at a distance of at least 250m from the coast, whether they are swimmers, divers, or aquatic
vehicles of moderate size, with the most common victims have been surfers.
Injuries caused by SCP-054-FR are similar to that which could be accomplished by a Great
White Shark, but with pressure being directly proportional to the height of the affected
wave.
Injuries, leth in 68% of cases, occur during the collapse of the wave over the victim.
Reported injuries have been as simple as a removed limb to total disappearance of the
victim.
The only method of avoiding injury is to dive under the wave before impact.
An exclusion zone has been established around all shorelines where an occurence of SCP-054-FR
has been observed.
Only personnel with a Clearance Level of 3 or higher may enter the containment zones,
and only for experimental purposes.
Access is forbidden to any and all civilians under the pretext of conducting research on
a population of marine mammals.
Sneaky stuff.
This is why I don’t go in the ocean.
Ever.
4 SCP-3389 SCP-3389 us a man-made lake located in the
northeastern United States, near the town of -- blank -- Pennsylvania.
Any human being entering SCP-3389 will, after a variable amount of time not exceeding ten
minutes, be pulled beneath the surface of the water regardless of the depth at which
they were standing.
A few minutes after being submerged, a statue of the subject’s exact likeness will rise
from the water in their place.
These statues are unremarkable beyond their anomalous origin, consisting of a synthetic
resin and concrete mixture, and given color by standard household latex paint.
Upon discovery by the Foundation, there were at least forty-seven of these statues scattered
around the lake, all in various states of decay.Thirteen currently remain, including
that of Doctor --blank.
It is currently unknown how many instances are present prior to containment.
Speaking of containment.
All building, private, and public that land in a 10km radius around SCP-3389 have been
purchased by the foundation and designated Provisional Site-91.
All roads and pedestrian pathways leading to SCP-3389 are to be cordoned off and maintain
a patrol of armed guards.
An electrified chain-link fence topped with barbed wire has been erected in the immediate
vicinity surrounding SCP-3389.
Eight guard towers, each occupied by no less than two armed Foundation personnel and equipped
with security cameras, have been erected to watch over SCP-3389 at all times.
Back to the statue though, if any instances of the statues collapse, personnel station
in the surrounding guard towers are to terminate any emerging status instantly.
No entities emerging from the lake are to reach beyond the chain-link fence.
If any personnel are apprehended by an instance of SCP-3389, every attempt is to be made to
terminate them before they can be pulled into the water.
3 SCP-4217 SCP-4217 refers to both the Bismarck, an anomalous
German battleship sunk in 1941, and the large cephalopoid organism that is fused to the
inside of its hull.
SCP-4217-B possesses a pair of octopoid eyes which protrude from the base of SCP-4217-A’s
superstructure, and telve 100-200 meter long muscular hydrostats that extend from an opening
in the stern.
Now, aside from the presence of SCP-4217-B, SCP-4217-A shows no signs whatsoever of damage
sustained from battle or subsequent decades submerged underwater.
SCP-4217-B seemingly operates SCP-4217-A’s systems.
This includes its full armament of 8 main guns, 44 secondary guns, and 12 anti-aircraft
guns.
SCP-4217-B also can operate SCP-4217-A’s propellers to reach speeds approaching 40
knots, but only while surfaced.
This is way too much power for a creature to have and could be incredibly detrimental
if you p*** it off.
While submerged, SCP-4217 achieves locomotion via ejection of water from SCP-4217-B’s
body cavity.
Typically, SCP-4217 remains submerged at a depth of 500-1100 meters, navigating its territory.
However, SCP-4217 will periodically surface and enter a Hostile State.
During this period, SCP-4217 will seek and attack non-threatening targets.
Now, foundation naval forces are to patrol SCP-4217’s territory with 3 or more battleships
under the guise of the British Royal Navy.
During a Hostile State, naval forces are to engage SCP-4217 until it reverts to a Passive
State.
Survivors from civilian vessels attacked by SCP-4217 are to be recovered and processed
in accordance with Maritime Disinformation Protocols.
2 SCP-1128 SCP-1128 is an entity that manifests as a
massive aquatic predator to anyone given a full description of the being’s appearance
through either spoken/written descriptions or visual depictions of the being.
Persons infected by SCP-1128 will initially exhibit no abnormal behavior, though some
cases show a general aversion to activities involving bodily immersion in water such as
bathing or swimming.
Should subject become fully immersed in water, they will disappear completely under the surface
of the water, regardless of the water’s actual depth.
In most cases, they will reappear moments later in a panicked state and frantically
try to leave the water, however, in other cases the water will become polluted with
blood and debris confirmed to be the remains of the subject.
The subjects that reappear intact claim that they were transported to a vast ocean where
they are pursued by SCP-1128.
Interviews with the surviving subjects carry further contamination, as descriptions of
the being’s appearance trigger further infections.
Yikes.
Written description or imagery of SCP-1128’s appearance, or videos of the entity breaching
found outside the Foundation are to be destroyed, and class-C amnestics are to be administered
to anyone exposed to such information or showing signs of SCP-1128 contamination.
A written description of the entity’s appearance is to be kept at Site blank for experimental
purposes only and is not to be read by anyone other than D-Class used for testing.
If exposed, staff are to report immediately for administration of class-C amnestics.
1 SCP-3000 SCP-3000 is a massive, aquatic, serpentine
entity strongly resembling a giant moray eel.
The exact length of 3000 is impossible to determine, however, it is believed to be somewhere
around 600 and 900 kilometers, with the head of SCP-3000 measuring roughly 2.5m in diameter,
and sections of the body proper being around 10m in diameter.
Yeah, horrifying.
Now, 3000 is typically a sedentary creature, only moving its head in response to certain
stimuli or during feeding.
The majority of its body is located around the Ganges Fan, and rarely moves at all.
SCP-3000 is carnivorous, and despite its sedentary nature is capable of moving quickly to dispatch
prey, aka us if we ever encounter it.
Despite its size, it is believed that SCP-3000 does not require sustenance to maintain its
biological functions.
Aka, it kills for the hell of it.
When 3000 consumes prey a thin layer of a viscous, dark grey substance classified as
Y-909 is excreted from its skin, with the end result of its digestive processes currently
unknown.
In some historical records, Dr. Eugene Getts reports on SCP-3000, I quote: “the unsease
was felt throughout the entire crew as we descended on that first night.
Whether this was due to our uncertainty at what we would discover, or something more
sinister, I would not speculate.
At around 0940 hours, we first observed the head of the entity.
The unease was palpable now; several other crew members complained of feeling “hazy”
and of being uncertain what they were supposed to be doing.
When we were within fifty meters, the entity turned slowly to look at us.
Even now, as I recall watching this thing coil around in the darkness, I can still hear
Williams, barking like a mad dog in the rear of the vessel.
Screaming and flailing, shouting about how he could see it in his head.”
Frightening stuff.
The area containing SCP-3000, currently a region of the Bay of Bengal roughly 300km
in diameter, is to be routinely patrolled by Foundation naval vessels.
Under no circumstances are civilians allowed to attempt deep sea exploration or diving
efforts in the quarantined area.
Individuals believed to have contacted SCP-3000 are to be contained, quarantined, and processed
at Site-151.
Sadly, there is currently no known cure for exposure to SCP-3000; as such, affected individuals
should be contained and quarantined for further evaluation.
Horrible.
Well, there we have it!
Do you guys agree with our list?
Were there any aquatic SCP’s that we missed?
Leave us all your thoughts and feelings in the comments down below and perhaps we can
do a part 2.
Before I go though, I just want to respond to a few comments from one of our last videos,
Top 5 Scariest SCP Monsters That Should Stay Locked Up.
Nick Ortega said: “I’m a simple man.
I see SCP, I hit like” -- You’re a very smart man indeed.
Deacon SYNN said: “The cult of Lucy should be called McPheends” -- I LOVE THIS.
YES.
HARD YES.
But then, Lyriume snapped back with an even better one, she said: “The cult of Lucy
should aptly be called “The Lucyfers.”
-- I mean, the choice is yours.
McPheends, or Lucyfers?
K Lilly MacDierney said: “Lucy is the scariest SCP.
A cult leader, a mind controlling Dark Queen.”
-- Shhh, don’t give away all of my secrets.
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