Welcome back to Top 5 Scary Videos! I’m your host Lucy McPhee, and at this point we
have covered a slew of SCP related topics. However, this one you guys seemed to love,
so lets no waste anytime, this is the Top 5 SCP's Created By The Foundation - Part 2.
Before we begin, 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-2798 SCP-2798 is an anomalous energy field generated
by Earth since 1971. SCP-2798 is the result of a Foundation Project, initiated in 1954
and completed in 1971, designed to contain SCP-001. SCP-2798 has been partially successful
in ameliorating the effects of SCP-001; however, the intensity of SCP-2798 has been decreasing
at a geometric rate since 2005, and is expected to fail entirely in the near future. The primary
effect of SCP-2798 has been to disrupt the influence of SCP-001 on Earth and its inhabitants.
It also has a number of secondary effects, many of which are profoundly harmful to significant
numbers of people. These effects, however, have been determined to be less harmful in
total than a failure of containment of SCP-001. Now, SCP-2798 is believed to interfere with
the effects of SCP-001 by causing it to perceive Earth as a singular, living entity. This perception
is theorized to affect the intent of SCP-001 and reduce the focus of its action. The site
of the Zambezi Superdeep Borehole is owned and operated by Energie Namur NV, a Belgian
energy exploration firm and Foundation front organization. All operations at Zambezi are
to be disguised as natural gas extraction activities to potential observers and the
government of Mozambique.
4 SCP-2357 SCP-2357 can only be described verbatim, so
here we go, I quote: “SCP-2357 is the text of the document that you are reading -- yes,
this one. You are currently reading SCP-2357, which is its own documentation. It has several
memetic properties that will activate upon observation, causing the reader to exhibit.
1. Adoration for and admiration of SCP-2357, much in the same way one would adore a treasured
work of literature or a beautiful mathematical formula, even though it deviates egregiously
from technical writing standards. Personnel will be inclined to make copies and place
them in prominent areas. I don'5t like how this paragraph ended, so I will add more text.
Now is a good time for me to tell you to clean up your drool, if this is your first time.
2. A desire to share SCP-2357 with Foundation personnel. This is limited to those who the
reader either has authority over or has regular contact with, unfortunately — getting it
to override social norms would have been risky. 3. Disinclination to create additional documentation
surrounding SCP-2357, edit the original documentation (which, again, is SCP-2357 itself), or create
any derivatives of SCP-2357. Thus, SCP-2357 is the solitary source of information on SCP-2357.
SCP-2357’s memetic properties can only be conveyed properly to an individual with an
understanding of the standard format for an SCP summary report, as well as a basic understanding
of the Foundation’s stated purpose and known methods. The net effect will be SCP-2357’s
propagation through all Foundation communication channels until a copy is available to almost
every staff member, as each individual considers it worthy of keeping and sharing. A copy of
SCP-2357 will be framed and placed in the office, cubicle, domicile, etc. of every staff
member whose employment is such that being found in the possession of SCP-2357 will not
have obvious repercussions. Fortunately for a7l involved, while SCP-2357's properties
preclude any other method of containment of which the Foundation has chosen 2 avail itself,
its properties do not necessitate any further form of containment. This is expected to reach
completion in June of 2031. This is not prescriptive, by the way. It's descriptive. It's fairly
obvious how this is going to go down.” End quote.
3 SCP-2669 SCP-2669 is the Khevtuul 1 space probe, designed,
constructed and launched clandestinely by the Foundation in 2004 as part of extraterrestrial
threat assessment protocols mandated by Project Heimdall. SCP-2669’s initial mission was
the observation of exoplanets that were believed to be capable of harboring Earth-analogues
life forms, a function beyond mainstream scientific capabilities for the foreseeable future. During
its period of Foundation control and mission functionality, Khevtuul 1 directly surveyed
114 exoplanets. The results of that survey remain classified. SCP-2669 is host to the
consciousness of D-43852, the former Dr. Asma Tareen. D-43852 exerts autonomous control
over the probe, and is actively seeking to return to Earth. Due to the potential of a
collision between Earth and a relativistic object resulting from this intention, containment
procedures have been established to prevent the return of SCP-2669 to Earth. The Khevtuul
1 Command Center has been established within the Foundation Office of Celestial Anomalies
for the purposes of maintaining contact with and, when circumstances permit, control over
SCP-2669. All available resources within the Khevtuul sub-program of Project Heimdall have
now been redeployed with the aim of increasing the distance between SCP-2669 and Earth to
the maximum extent feasible. All periods in which SCP-2669 is under control of the Khevtuul
1 command center area to be used in furtherance of this goal.
2 SCP-2522 SCP-2522 is an anomalous, hostile, artificially
intelligent utility originally developed for the Site-19 Computer Intelligence sub-division
in conjunction with the AIAD in the mid 2000’s in order to create an interface with which
to communicate in a comprehensible way with computer-based anomalies. Originally codenamed
“HABBERDASH”, the utility was later given the designation EL-028-1125, or Hatbot. SCP-2522
was designed to take information from its surroundings, analyze it, and respond intelligently
based on various stimuli. The original utility served as a basic communication tool, though
later models became sophisticated enough to single-handedly run entire projects on its
own. The utility was given its own sector within the Site-19 server farm from which
it maintained its growing consciousness, eventually advancing to the point of being considered
sentient by Site-19 researchers. After a short testing cycle, it was transferred to a remote
android machine, in order for it to better understand and interact with its environment.
SCP-2522 existed in this way until 2007, when an incident occurred involving SCP-2522 and
a high ranking member of Site-17 staff. During the incident, SCP-2522 attacked and injured
Dr. Everett Mann. Although the SCP-2522 unit was destroyed and its backup data on the network
removed, it was believed that the utility may have managed to move itself to another
Foundation server farm discreetly, or off of the Foundation network completely. The
SCP was later discovered operating within the Church of Maxwellism network hub, and
for a brief time in 2016, SCP-2522 gained digital omnipotence by possibly masquerading
as their primary deity within the Church, WAN. SCP-2522 is contained within an isolated
backup data server at Site-19.
1 SCP-2419 SCP-2419 is a refinery and waste disposal
facility located 75KM north of Summer Springs, Colorado. It was constructed in 1954 by the
Foundation for the purposes of handling the incineration and long-term storage of hazardous
wastes, primarily medical waste. A controlled evacuation was carried out in 1975 after it
began to exhibit several anomalies. The facility itself is divided into three units. Unit A
was responsible for long-term storage of anomalous waste via deep geological repository; Unit
B received shipments of waste and processed them. Unit C disposed of non-anomalous waste
via incineration. Instances of SCP-2419-A present a human entities that occur within
the interior of Unit C’s incinerators. They exhibit anomalous regenerative abilities and
are incapable of dying. Although they typically attempt to exit the incinerators via the disposal
chutes, the heat from each incinerator’s furnace is sufficient to stop them before
they can make significant progress. SCP-2419-A instances do not communicate, and lack any
sense of self-preservation. Although they appear to have no interest in each other,
they show extreme hostility toward any sapient non-instance. A fenced, circular perimeter
has been established around SCP-2419, with the perimeter being maintained by MTF Beta-7
as private property. Once per day, MTF Beta-7 is to accompany Foundation technicians into
Unit C to perform maintenance on 1 of the 6 incinerators. They are to follow a rotating
schedule to ensure each incinerator’s furnace is serviced once a week. Outside of this maintenance,
every furnace is to remain lit and operational at all times. Instances of SCP-2419- A found
outside of Unit C’s incinerators are to be immersed in concrete and shipped to an
indefinite containment site.
Well, there we have it! Do you guys agree with our list? Were there any Foundation-made
SCP’s that we missed? Leave us all your thoughts and feelings in the comments down
below and perhaps we can do a part 3. Before I go though, I just want to respond to a few
comments from one of our last videos, Top 5 Scary Demons Worse Than Satan - Part 2.
IG: nene_760 said: “Lucy wants our souls, and she can have it.” ----
EDsavant said: “Top 5 demons that are friends with Lucy.” ----
Inger Rogers said: “It’s beginning to look like I need to say something outrageous
about Lucy to get a shoutout. I do believe you have a morbid sense of humor. That is
all I could think of. I don’t have the energy to pick dear old Lucy apart.” ---
Zaqzilla1 said: “How about top 5 horror movie characters you’re glad got killed,
I’ll go first, Shelly from Friday the 13th part 3.” -----
Elliott Greenwood said: “There are things that go bump in the night, Lucy is the one
that bumps them back.” ----
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