Way back when, our buddy Jack brought you two iconic lists that you guys seemed to love,
and I would never have dared touch the part 3, but sadly, Jack is no longer working with
us and has departed back to the motherland to pursue his own goals and of course, we
miss him dearly.
So today on Top 5 Scary Videos, I’m stepping up to bring you the Top 5 SCP Monsters You
Need To Read About - Part 3, and hopefully I’ll do Jack proud, as well as you guys.
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.
Let’s jump in.
Before I finally catch the original Jack, and take him down myself.
5 SCP-1548 SCP-1548 is the designation of various anomalous
solar phenomena, primarily occurring at the south pole of the Sun.
There are three types of known SCP-1548 events: SCP-1548-1: Six equidistant ovular sunspots,
approximately 40,000Km x 15,000KM in size, appear.
The e3nds of the sunsports converge after 23 hours, often accompanied by the formation
of a solar prominence that typically takes the shape of thaumaturgic symbols.
A coronal mass ejection will then occur around the sunspots, lasting 11 hours, with the prominence
dissipating after 5 hours.
SCP-1548-2” Begins similar to SCP-1548-1.
A solar prominence then forms from the site of the sunspots and breaks off from the Sun,
moving away from it and likely entering interstellar space.
The vents lasts for two hours.
SCP-1548-3: Sunspots from thaumaturgical symbols, which range in size.
This can occur in conjunction with other events or separately.
Unlike the previous two phenomena, these sunspots do not commonly manifest in any single area.
Foundation satellites MALAKBEL-1 through 10 will monitor the south pole of the Sun for
SCP-1548.
Under protocol Koyash-Veure, all Foundation space station and off-planet bases within
the solar system will have the monitoring of the Sun as their secondary mission objective.
Connections will be maintained with major space agencies under Operation Stygian Iris
for enhanced monitoring of the anomaly, with accurate information on the phenomena restricted
to specified personnel.
4 SCP-978 Now, this is a personal favorite of mine,
simply because it is just so sad.
You’ll see why in a minute.
SCP-978 appears to be a standard chrome and black Polaroid Camera, that operates the same
as a standard camera, however, when a subject is pictured with SCP-978, the photograph that
develops shows not what the subject was doing at the time of the photo, but instead what
the subject wanted to be doing.
This effect appears to be, for the most part, random, sometimes showing drastic changes
and deeply suppressed desires, or simple changes and alterations to the subject or their surroundings.
SCP-978 is to be kept in security locker H-J-12 at Site 17, and only to be removed or handled
by personnel with Level-2 security clearance or higher.
Testing parties may request extra film and printing paper at their leisure.
SCP-978 is not to be used for blackmail, entertainment, or personal reasons, and all photographs produced
have to be cataloged along with full testing description.
Requests to destroy photographs may be processed by Level-4 security clearance or higher personnel,
at the discretion of the testing party.
3 SCP-131 SCP-131-A and SCP-131-B, also known as The
Eye Pods, are a pair of teardrop-shaped creatures roughly 30cm in height, with a single blue
eye in the middle of their bodies.
SCP-131-A is burnt orange in colour while SCP-131-B is mustard yellow.
At the base of each creature is a wheel-like protrusion which allows for motion, suggesting
that the creatures may be biochemical in origin.
The eye pods can also move surprisingly fast, covering over 60m in a matter of seconds.
However, they seem to lack a braking system, which has led to some rather spectacular mishaps
involving the creatures.
The Eye Pods seem to have intelligence of common house cats and are insatiably curious.
Most of the time they simply roll around the facility, observing personnel at work and
catching peeks at other Safe call SCPs.
The Eye Pods also seem to respond well to any affection given to them and will quickly
bond to the giver of said affection, much in the same way a puppy bonds with a human
being.
They will follow anyone or anything they’ve made a bond with, even into normally restricted
areas.
No special safety procedures are to be taken with SCP-131-A and SCP-131-B. They are free
to travel about Site-19 so long as they do not attempt to enter any restricted areas
or attempt to leave the facility.
Casual contact is permitted, but it is recommended that such contact be kept to a minimum to
prevent the creatures forming an attachment.
2 SCP-1983 SCP-1983-1 is a one-story farmhouse that was
abandoned way back in 1968 after a series of murders that were supposedly performed
by a Satanic cult.
The front door SCP-1983-1, when opened, appears to contain a spatial anomaly.
Neither matter nor light has been observed to exit the doorway, aside from SCP-1983-2,
which, speaking of, are bipedal creatures approximately 1.8 meters tall.
They are vaguely humanoid, and entirely black in color.
They are known to be aggressive and will engage any human on sight.
When an instance SCP-1983-2 comes into contact with a human, they extend an upper limb into
the human’s chest cavity, without any apparent damage to skin or tissues.
Through unknown means, they then extract the heart, killing the human.
Once it has acquired a human heart, the instance of SCP-1983-2 will return to SCP-1983-1.
Now, silver munitions fired while offering prayer is the only known method of killing
SCP-1983--2.
Once killed, the bodies of SCP-1983-2 appear to disintegrate leaving a small layer of sulfur.
SCP-1983-1 is accessible through other entrances, including windows, the back door, and entrances
cut into the back of SCP-1983-1.
However, the front room does not appear to exist inside of SCP-1983-1, and instead, doors
that should lead to the front room instead lead to other doors inside the building.
Outpost 54 has been built on the land surrounding SCP-1983 and is disguised as a chemical plant,
which serves as barracks for choir boys.
All entry points into Outpost 54 are to be guarded at all times.
1 SCP-1104 SCP-1104 is a species tentatively identified
as a member of order Chelicerata, and is also referred to as the Nose Crab.
The life cycle of SCP-1104 comprises at least two distinct phases, the first being a larval
stage, and at irregular intervals, larval SCP-1104 are expelled from lava tubes within
Site-104 at concentrations up 200 individuals per cubic meter.
These remain airborne for as long as 14 hours and have been documented to travel under favorable
weather conditions.
When inhaled, larvae will adhere to nasal mucosa, where they excrete any array of H1
receptor antagonists that suppress both local inflammation and implantation of further larvae,
Over a period of 6-8 months SCP-1104 will grow and extend appendages through the host’s
ethmoidal canals.
Now, hosts generally remain unaware of the presence of SCP-1104, apart from persistent
but non-specific headaches.
As time passes, 1104 will apply pressure to the host’s optic nerves causing obstruction
of the central visual field.
The pressure is applied selectively when the host is not oriented toward the local gradient
of atmospheric hydrogen sulfide, which SCP-1104 can detect through the host’s inhalatations.
Although humans display the same instinctive aversion as any animal to visual disturbances
caused by SCP-1104, the behavioral response is not a compulsion, and hosts may defy the
influence especially if informed of the nature of the SCP.
Attempts at surgically removing or poisoning a fully developed SCP-1104 result in immediate
elicitation of its exit response.
Complete destruction of SCP-1104 is endorsed, should adequate means be developed.
While individual instances of SCP-1104 are easily terminated, SCP-1104 is endemic to
subsurface geological formations rendering the primary population of SCP-1104 inaccessible
to convenient lethal agents.
Well there we have it!
Do you guys agree with our list?
Were there any scary SCP Monsters that we missed?
Leave us all your thoughts and feelings in the comments down below and perhaps we can
do a part 4.
Before I go though, I just want to respond to a few comments from one of our last video,
Top 5 Scariest Aquatic SCP Monsters You Need To Read About.
Tooty Frooty said: “Generic “Lucy Queen of Darkness”comment” -- Respect.
Denayah S said: “SCP 3000 is the reason why I’m into SCP’s” -- You know what,
I agree with you.
It could be into the Foundation as well.
Inquisitorious said: “I’m with you Lucy.
Natural bodies of water are evil.”
--- Right?!
Water is deadly and should be avoided.
The Queen demands it.
Jessica Thill said: “Both are good but I have to go with Lucyfers” -- I couldn’t
agree more.
I did a poll on Instagram as well and Lucyfers came out on top.
So saying that, my cult of Lucyfers, bow down.
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