We did it.
One hundred SCPs.
I feel like I ran a marathon or something.
Do I get a special ribbon or something?
Maybe they’ll let me be a D-Class test subject for fun.
Either way, we’re gonna keep this going on forever and ever.
I might even become anomalous at this point.
It’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make for all of you.
Hello horror heads, and welcome back to the scariest channel on YouTube: Top 5 Scary Videos.
I’m your horror host, Keegan Hughes, and today we’re going to be taking a look at
the Top 5 Scary SCP Monsters That Can Never Escape - Part 21!
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NUMBER FIVE: SCP-667 Ahh, one off from 666.
Being that close to devilry can’t be good for anyone.
No demons or Lucifer Jrs here, though.
Just some real deadly vines and the faeries who love to feed them.
667 is a symbiotic pairing between two anomalous species: a colony of flowering vines known
as 667-1, and a species of flying insect-humans known as 667-2.
The vines are the big bads here, resembling kudzu plants but growing way faster.
However, they need a steady source of nutrition to keep this accelerated growth up.
They’re not just looking for water and sunshine, either.
After laying roots pretty much anywhere, they can grow over 2 and a half meters per day.
The fuel behind said rapid expansion?
Large mammals, humans included.
If the vines come across any immobile animal, whether they’re sleeping, paralyzed, or
dead, they will grow around and through them.
It can get pretty gruesome.
Ever read “The Ruins?”
Kinda like that.
To make matters worse, a lot of creatures find it impossible to avoid the deadly plants.
You would think that you could just walk away from them and everything would be OK.
But that’s where 667-2 comes in.
These tiny faerie things fly around in hypnotic swarms.
Anyone or anything that looks at the firefly-like congregations will enter a trance of sorts,
and follow the faeries back to the vines.
Once mesmerized, people will just sit and watch these things until they die of dehydration,
or vine-disembowelment.
A whole lot of folks went missing in a short time in the area, leading the Foundation to
take action.
What they found was pretty disturbing.
They can’t really get rid of everything, or relocate all the plants and faeries, so
they have set up a perimeter and are hoping that nothing gets out.
NUMBER FOUR: SCP-1875 I never thought a chess-playing automaton
might be terrifying, but here we are.
This Victorian-era machine is made up of four parts: a steel chessboard table, complete
with drive shaft and electromagnets, an entire chess set carved from human bone, a steam
engine meant to spin the drive shaft, and a suit of creepy Samurai armour that acts
as a performance prop.
Of course, human bone chess pieces are pretty gnarly, but it doesn’t stop there.
The bones seem to belong to the twin daughters of a Russian chess prodigy, and the drive
shaft seems to be connected to a partially biological system that runs on these same
twins’ brain tissue.
Eugh.
The automaton plays chess pretty well, and even has five settings to compete with.
As the levels go up, so does the machine’s chess-playing acumen.
However, when researchers cranked it up to level five, strange things started happening.
The metallic game-player started making illogical and illegal moves at this point, even damaging
some of the pieces while performing moves.
This prompted the researchers to shut it down for the time being.
After this shutdown, everyone involved received an email from an unknown source.
Included in the message was an image file portraying two girls with distorted faces,
and an executable file in Russian that seemed to impart anomalous memetic effects on the
picture.
The longer a person looks at this photo, the more strange symptoms crop up.
At first, they’ll feel mild anxiety.
At fifteen minutes, headaches and elevated body temperatures are reported.
Two hours in, people will feel restless, and suffer from insomnia and hallucinations involving
childlike laughter.
Seven hours after exposure, the subject will be conscious but unresponsive, and at 11 hours
they will appear to have a moment of lucidity where they ask to use the computer with which
the image was accessed.
12 hours and they begin to self-mutilate, and at 14?
Well, that’s redacted.
All I wanted was to play some chess with undead Russian geniuses!
NUMBER THREE: SCP-3922 This SCP is kind of like an anomalous content
filter that ruins anything you try to watch.
Well, anything depicting crime or immoral behaviour, which is the only kind of content
worth watching anyways.
3922 is a metallic cylinder with three moons engraved on the side, described as “some
kind of morality filter for TV” by the original owner selling it at a garage sale.
If you put it near a TV or computer, it will alter all of the media played through the
devices.
Usually this means inserting new characters wearing padded combat uniforms and gas masks.
These additional actors will take it upon themselves to prevent and punish any crime
that might be committed.
The severity of this punishment tends to reflect the rating of the media.
If it’s G-rated, someone might get arrested or restrained.
If it’s R-rated, you might get some flesh-mulching followed by forced autocannibalism.
Really, it’s a tossup.
They’ll also take the form of whatever medium they’re in, appearing to be animated in
whatever style the world around them is.
All things considered, these moon riot police just ruin everything and anything.
In Disney’s Pinnochio, they show up and arrest all of the adults for the various crimes
they committed.
They even take down the blue fairy for “unlicensed animation of plant tissue.”
Pinnochio himself is taken aside and told that “real” boyhood is subjective.
What a fascinating watch.
Another movie the Foundation tested was Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight.
Here we watch the Joker get beheaded before he can do anything, and Batman is arrested
for 39 counts of extortion.
Exciting.
Testing it on Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange, we lose the plot during the infamous break-and-enter
scene, as all of the gang members get restrained, brought into an open field, and executed by
firing squad.
This takes three hours, and the movie ends.
Seems like we’re missing a lot of the entertainment value here, eh?
Everything that is altered by this SCP will end with a title card displaying the three
moon insignia, and a message reading ‘YOU ARE WATCHED - YOU ARE PROTECTED - YOU ARE
LOVED.’
Which is nice and all, but sometimes I just want to watch some lunatics running around
being terrible!
NUMBER TWO: SCP-578 You’ve heard of blood diamonds, but wait
until you see some blood opals!
Yeah, these aren’t mined from the earth at great human expense.
They’re made of actual, human blood.
578 itself is a colourless, odourless liquid consisting of water, silicon, and an unknown
enzyme.
It acts up when put in contact with human blood.
The liquid will spread through the red stuff by way of rapid diffusion and cause a clotting
cascade.
This results in the crystallization of the blood.
I would recommend only doing this to blood that is OUTSIDE of a body, as letting it touch
blood that is still circulating around would be pretty catastrophic.
There’s a crystallized cardiovascular system somewhere out there, and I don’t want to
think about how it came to be.
Once the blood hardens, it results in a bright red opalescent stone.
They can be handled without protective gear, as it seems that only the liquid on its own
will cause anomalous effects.
Apparently this solution was engineered by Marshall Carter and Dark with the express
purpose of designing luxury jewellery.
Gross.
They claim that they have an aura of rejuvenation and regeneration, and make a perfect gift.
Tell me, does anyone want crystallized blood as a necklace or a ring?
Actually, knowing most folks it’s probably in high demand.
NUMBER ONE: SCP-354 Another very red SCP, this Blood Pond actually
doesn’t have anything to do with blood.
It just looks like it.
The Foundation has a tight perimeter surrounding this pool of red liquid in Northern Canada.
Every once in a while, strange entities will emerge from the fluid and try to escape.
Most of these creatures are violent and dangerous.
Many different accounts have been given, with a wide variety of shapes and sizes emerging.
There was a giant bat, a bear-sized echidna, a 5 meter humanoid reptile, and even octopus
tentacles that pulled D-class subjects into the pool.
Most of these things were bulletproof, and took a lot of effort to control, let alone
take down.
One particularly interesting instance involved two feline-like creatures emerging, one made
of ice, one made of magma.
The ice cat was eventually destroyed by the magma one, which then cooled down and became
a hardened statue of sorts.
For a while, the Foundation relied on Abel to fight and neutralize a lot of the creatures
coming out, but eventually they resorted to just covering the pool with a big concrete
slab.
After a long period of inactivity, they sent a team to drain the pond.
The people found themselves unable to drain it, claiming that it wouldn’t let them.
They reported back that the pool was growing, and it was mad.
I wonder what will crawl out of the ooze next?
OUTRO Holy moly!
Let’s uhhhhh not let these guys roam free.
Or fall into the hands of the general public, if it’s not sentient.
Keep up the good work, eh folks?
What did you think of the list?
What SCP is your favourite?
Make sure you let me know down in the comments.
Speaking of comments, let’s take a look at some of your more slobbery ones from the
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The milk isn’t so scary…
If he had cigarettes, it would be a whole other story.
Hatell says “Siren Head Dating Sim sounds like a good way to get Tetanus.”
Only if you let Siren Head touch you.
If you take him on a nice, pure first date there won’t be any trouble.
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Maybe just a little, but I’m glad our content soothes your soul.
Raquel Patterson says “Hey keegan, there are river sharks: bull sharks.
You weren’t lying.”
True!
I hadn’t thought of that.
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