Alright guys - what’s going on, I hope you’re all having a terrifyingly interesting day
- filled with creative thoughts, innovative displays of non-linear thinking - and generally
being the best horror fans that you possibly can be.
You know that here at Top 5 Scary Videos - we don’t really like to do things by halves
- and it seems that your eternal thirst for SCP Foundation based content is yet to be
sated.
So, as we have promised since our inception - we’re here to deliver.
So join me, once again - as we step back through the tungsten vaults of some of the most horrifying
entities under the Foundation’s secure and protected containment.
Hello horror fans - what’s going on, and welcome back to the scariest channel on YouTube.
As per usual, I’ll be your horror host Jack Finch - as today, we curiously take a look
at the Top 5 Highest Rated SCP’s - Part 2.
Roll the clip.
For the curious amongst you, that clip was from 2012’s Cabin in the Woods, because
I’m not going to lie - it’s a fantastic visual representation of the SCP Foundation
- and my goal is to get you horror fans fully immersed before laying down some knowledge.
It’s all about framing.
And context.
Well, both.
You get the picture.
Hopefully.
Now obviously, you’ll know that the first part of this video featured the Top 5 highest
rated SCP’s ever - but the next five beneath that, well - they’re pretty heavy contenders
in themselves.
Kicking off at Number 5 - SCP-096
And hopefully you’ve seen our Monster Files feature on this particular shy guy - if not,
why don’t you hit the playlist to check it out.
It’s pretty good, if I may say so myself.
Strangely enough, SCP-096 is actually one of the most beloved entities within the SCP
Foundation canon, and he’s managed to amass an absolutely mammoth fanbase who are terrified
by the thought of accidently looking at this guy in the eyes.
Also, don’t worry about the artistic depictions being spliced within this video, I’ve personally
looked through them all - and I’m fine.
Hopefully.
As the record states, SCP-096 is a Euclid class entity appearing as an emaciated humanoid
creature, appearing to be on the border of malnutrition - with gangly arms that are grossly
out of proportion with the rest of the subjects body.
Normally, it is extremely docile - but the real kicker happens whenever someone views
its face - be it directly, via video recording - or even a photograph.
Because then - SCP-096 enters a considerable state of emotional distress - and then charges
at an unstoppable force in the direction of whoever accidently peeked at it.
And then kills and consumes them.
With a 100% success rate.
From anywhere across the planet.
Yeah - this guy doesn’t mess around.
Next up at Number 4 - SCP-106
And let’s not beat about the bush - this guy is absolutely terrifying - and if you’ve
got a fear of being unwittingly pulled into a dark, ooze-ridden dimension by some horrific,
boney - slime covered cretin of a creature - then you may find that you’ll have some
trouble sleeping after reading all about SCP-106.
As the record states, SCP-106 appears to be an elderly humanoid with a general appearance
of advanced decomposition - that is also capable of passing through all solid matter - which
then leaves behind a large patch of corrosive mucus.
It is also able to completely vanish inside solid matter - traversing through this mucus,
and then entering what is assumed to be a form of its own pocket dimension.
That it -- that it also uses to hunt its prey, pull them inside - and then - and then feast
on their organs.
It also likes to play with its food.
Yeah.
SCP-106 isn’t a very nice guy.
Also known as The Old Man - 106 seems to have a propensity to hunt down human prey in the
10 to 25 years of age bracket.
When attacking, SCP-106 will attempt to incapacitate its prey by damaging major organs, muscle
groups and tendons - then pull its disabled prey into its pocket dimension.
And the Foundation are absolutely terrified of it - because he can’t really be contained.
He just floats around like a really, really inconvenient Peeves - just with no pranks.
Only pain and death.
Man, this guy is depressing.
Swinging in at Number 3 - SCP-049
Yeah!
And a guy that actually - is a pretty decent dude, if not a little bit misunderstood.
SCP-049 is also perhaps one of the most iconic entities in the whole of the SCP Foundations
fandom.
Granted, 049 isn’t exactly fear inducing in the traditional sense - but instead relies
on his style, extremely well constructed narrative - and his memorable imagery - while also being
popularised through his cameo in the popular SCP: Containment Breach video game.
He’s like the macabre Blackadder of the Foundation, just with malintent and much more
gore.
As the record states, SCP-049 is a humanoid entity - which bears the appearance of a medieval
plague doctor - and it’s prime directive is to cure humanity of what it refers to as
the Pestilence.
Essentially, SCP-049 is some misunderstood medical necromancer - hellbent on curing us
all of a disease that, apparently - is only apparent to him.
Where SCP-049 truly shines though - is in his wider source material, particularly in
a series of short stories that take place in the far, far future - after humanity has
been destroyed in an apocalyptic scenario - and he roams the wasteland in a brilliantly
bizarre sci-fi homage to Don Quixote.
You should read it - it’s great.
Coming in at Number 2 - SCP-093
And this particular Euclid item is one of the most beloved entries in the Foundation’s
archives for a reason - because of its supporting documents and wider source material, making
up perhaps one of the most comprehensive and vivid fictional realities that I’ve had
the pleasure of reading in a long time.
On the surface, SCP-093 is pretty confusing.
Also known as the Red Sea Object, 093 is a strange, red runic disk engraved with with
unknown symbols - that seems to have an innate momentum that attracts it to the nearest mirror
like surface.
The thing is though - when applied to a mirror - or mirror-like object - SCP-093 turns it
into a portal to an alternate reality, which when you dive into it - is fantastically written.
Unlike our world, this fictional reality seems to have had an undisclosed technological boom
sometime in the late 1700’s - after being contacted by a highly advanced entity known
as the High Father.
Essentially, he ushered in a new age of technological greatness - but also later triggered a plague
of entities known as the Unclean - forcing humanity to live behind great walled cities
- while these creatures roam around the planet like a horde of floating zombies trying to
consume the last remnants of civilization.
Honestly, I don’t really want to read anything - because the supporting documents for SCP-093
are actually brilliant - so give them a read.
And finally - coming in at our Number 1 spot - SCP-682
Yeah.
You guessed it.
The big guy himself.
SCP-682 - also known as the Hard To Destroy Reptile - the unkillable lizard, the spawn
of the Scarlet King himself - a creature full of such seething hatred for everyone and everything
in existence - and a creature that just won’t die.
Ever.
Apart from in the events of 2935.
But that’s by the by.
Honestly, if you’ve got a spare few hours - just trawl through the hundreds upon hundreds
of test logs that make up the Foundation’s attempts at trying to kill this guy.
They’ve literally tried everything, including using some of the most powerful entities in
the Foundation’s possession - and none of them ever have a lasting effect.
In fact, SCP-682 regenerates - consumes whatevers wounded it - and adapts for the next time.
As the record states, SCP-682 is a large, vaguely reptile-like creature of unknown origin
- although it is widely considered that he’s a Leviathan of the Scarlet Kings creation.
It has a hatred of all life - which it often expresses vocally to Foundation researchers,
and it just won’t ever die.
SCP-682 has been witnessed on several occasions, moving and speaking - with over 87% of its
body completely destroyed or rotted.
Of course - 682 is a Keter class entity - and it’s the truest definition of a thorn in
the Foundation’s side - because they can’t do anything with it.
He’s like that annoying house guest that just won’t leave, but will more than likely
eat you in a burst of violent gore.
That’s just SCP-682 guys.
Well - there we have it horror fans - why don’t you let us know your thoughts in the
comment section down below.
Before we depart though - why don’t you get busy clicking our brand new SCP Playlist
- while I read out some of your more creative comments from over the past few days.
My man Bernard Mulligan has to say, -- Jack I’m with you when it comes to be a stickler
for scientific evidence, but what do you think about the theory that the Richat Structure
is Atlantis? -- and that’s an awesome question Bernard, and the Richat Structure is such
a baffling geological anomaly that I have no idea what it is, although I quite like
the idea that it’s an ancient landing platform.
That’d be dope.
As so far as it being Atlantis - ehh - it’s a little bit off course with what Plato outlined,
right?
He said it was somewhere between the straits of Gibraltar.
Although, you could argue that he was just a very good storyteller.
Well - on that note horror fans - cheers for sticking around all the way until the end.
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As per usual, I’ve been your horror host Jack Finch - you’ve been watching Top 5
Scary Videos - and until next time, you take it easy.