Monsters housed by the SCP Foundation can be truly terrifying, dangerous, and threatening
to most life forms, however, in most cases, we can control them, subdue them, and in some
cases destroy them. However, some SCP’s are completely indestructible and could spell
the end of our time here on Earth. So this is the Top 5 Scary Indestructible SCP Monsters
That Will Never Stop. 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-1864 SCP-1864-Alpha is an island roughly 80km southwest
of Coats Island within the Hudson Bay, and currently the location in which the whole
of SCP-1864 phenomenon is contained. Recovered information indicates that the structures
on SCP-1864-Alpha were originally designed for use as a mining colony, but further evidence
shows that it has been abandoned for more than 75 years. SCP-1864-Alpha is itself anomalous,
as it is only reachable during new moons. Approach to SCP-1864-Alpha on any other day
or night is impossible; despite appearing to be moving in the direction of 1864-Alpha,
ships will find themselves coming no closer to the island. During the time between SCP-1864-Alpha
Materialization Events, personnel stationed at Site-1864 will be unable to leave the island
by any means; although various attempts have been made to do so, all individuals attempting
to leave SCP-1864-Alpha have found themselves turned back to the island. SCP-1864 is a spatial
anomaly situated within a dilapidated building at the center of SCP-1864-Alpha. The building
appears to have once been used as an on-site hospital, although the presence of a variety
of previously unknown weaponry and technology within the main lobby of the building has
put this theory in question. An inscription written in German reads as follows: “Follow
the pathways of the lonely liar, Deep into the sunken passages he rots, Eyes sewn shut
with his own wicked hairs, Locked in the silent sick pit.” SCP-1864 is a vast labyrinth
constructed to match the general aesthetic of 1864-Alpha, within the center of the labyrinth
is a large pool of water, and next to the pool is SCP-1864-1. SCP-1864-1 is a Class
II Near-Humanoid entity, who has an elongated torso that connects to the floor beneath it,
a single, extendable arm-like appendage that connects to the body from the middle of the
back, and a vaguely human-like face, and is generally emaciated in appearance. It is generally
non-hostile and is capable of vocalizing in German. SCP-1864 is currently contained on
SCP-1864-Alpha. Foundation vessels in and around the location of SCP-1864-Alpha Materialization
events should monitor civilian vessel activity during the new moon, and turn away vessels
that come within 5KM of it.
4 SCP-1741 SCP-1741 is the collective designation for
a series of anomalies centered around an indestructible two meter tall brick shack located on the
bank of the river in southern Louisiana. The door of SCP-1741-A cannot be opened. The interior
of SCP-1741-A is only visible when the window is opened by the humanoid SCP-1741-C within.
When this occurs, the second anomalous property of SCP-1741-A is revealed; volume of the interior
is vastly greater than the exterior appearance of the building should allow. Visible contents
of SCP-1741-A resembles an establishment colloquially referred to as a soda foundation, with the
window acting as a drive-thru window despite most such establishments lacking one. Now,
let’s discuss SCP-1741-B. SCP-1741-B are several aquatic vehicles surrounding SCP-1741-A.
SCP-1741-B instances are stylized as different marine animals, all in various states of disrepair.
Should instances of SCP-1741-B be removed from a eighty meter radius from SCP-1741-A,
a new instance of SCP-1741-B will rise from the bottom of the river. Now, moving on. SCP-1741-C
is a male humanoid of European descent, dressed in a zoot suit. SCP-1741-C possesses no visible
anomalous anatomy, though it does not appear to require nourishment and does not age. SCP-1741-C
will attempt to sell boat rides to anyone who approaches SCP-1741-A. An instance of
SCP-1741-B will spontaneously self-repair for each human who purchases a ride, the price
of which is three dollars. Should a customer travel more than eighty meters from SCP-1741-A,
the repaired SCP-1741-B will ram itself into another instance of SCP-1741-B and sink from
the subsequent structural damage. Just one person is permitted to board the instance,
and if more than one attempts to board, SCP-1741-B will break apart. Area-1741 has been constructed
as the primary research and containment facility for SCP-1741 and is surrounded by a three
meter high fence with a 300 meter radius centered around SCP-1741-A.
3 SCP-068 SCP-068 is a wire stick figure made of an
unknown metal. The figure is composed of a single wire looping back to the center. The
wire itself appears to have been bent numerous times in multiple places. When an electric
current is introduced to SCP-068, it becomes animate, moving about on its own. SCP-068’s
“joints” are where a normal human being’s would be. Once activated, SCP-068 begins to
search for any metallic material. Once metal has been found, SCP-068 will begin to knead
it and pull a thin strip of metal off. SCP-068 will then construct another figure similar
to itself. The newly-created figure will begin to knead the remaining metal alongside the
original, creating new figures, which in turn, produce more replicas. SCP-068 will move onto
its next stage after one of two requirements are met. The first is when there are no more
metals in range with enough mass to produce another figure, the other is when an upper
limit of 102 replicas are created. When either of these events occur, all figures will converge
at one location and begin forming themselves into as big a figure as possible. SCP-068
is capable of kneading and manipulating any metal presented to it, regardless of properties.
It also appears to be impervious to any attempts to damage or destroy it. SCP-068 is to be
kept away from any metals in an electrically-resistant box, preferably made of teflon and rubber.
2 SCP-4229 SCP-4229 is a Victorian-era mailbox measuring
one meter in height, 25cm in width, and one meter in depth. A root system, resembling
that of an oak tree, extends two meters from the base of SCP-4229 into the soil. Any attempts
to excavate SCP-4229 will cause this system to develop at a rapid rate until it roots
in suitable fertile ground. SCP-4229 was first discovered in 1896, having emerged from a
street-corner in Sidcup, SE London, fracturing multiple pavement blocks. When examined, a
single instance of SCP-4229-1 was inside. SCP-4229 are packages that manifest within
the mail cavity of SCP-4229 at statistically random intervals. Instances of SCP-4229-1
will manifest regardless of whether the cavity is empty, resulting in eruptions of pressurized
flesh if left closed. Epidermal contact with ruptured packages results in an above average
infection rate for HIV, Hepatitis-A, Tuberculosis, and a variety of other blood-pathogens. The
mail cavity of SCP-4229 is to be kept open at all times. SCP-4229 itself is currently
held in the Bio-Garden adjacent to Site-76. Due to developing containment concerns, plans
are underway to relocate the object to Site-103. Personnel stationed on SCP-4229 will be tested
weekly for any naturally occurring blood-based pathogen.
1 SCP-1155 SCP-1155 manifests as a work of street art/graffiti
depicting the form of a humanoid creature with sinewy forelimbs, claw-like hands and
the head and feathers of an owl. The depicted pose is variable, but tends towards a predatory
stance, with eyes that appear to track the viewer. Anyone viewing this image directly
will experience a compulsion to investigate it further. Some victims even go on to describe
a nervous fascination and a desire to move closer. This can be resisted with effort,
especially if the subject is aware of SCP-1155’s anomalous properties. If a subject approaches
to within 2 meters and is not in the line of sight of another person, they will be subjected
to a violent attack, suffering severe lacerations, dismemberment of extremities, whole or partial
removal of soft body parts, and penetrating head trauma consistent with those that would
be inflicted by a large beak and/or talons. The attack generally takes about 6 seconds
to conclude, upon which both SCP-1155 and the victim will vanish, and SCP-1155 will
reappear elsewhere in the usual manner of a relocation event within seven days. Attacks
can be halted before this event by reestablishing line of sight to the victim, but this is not
recommended. SCP-1155 is currently contained in a disused parking lot adjacent to an abandoned
shopping centre in a major metropolitan area. The building is to be marked condemned, and
access to both it and the car park should be restricted by Foundation personnel posing
as security guards.
Well, there we have it! Do you guys agree with our list? Were there any indestructible
SCP Monsters 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 Scary Haunted Waters Of The World.
The Mystery File said: “When it comes to horror narration Lucy just seems to be the
cherry on top. I don’t want my horror without Lucy anymore!” ----
James Vance said: “The great lakes need a Top 5 Scariest list of their own!” ----
Project Warhawk said: “Please do a Top 5 Scary old Radio Horror Shows. There are so
many great ones.” ---
Angela Fields said: “You lied, you said you will never smile and then you did!”
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Michael Waller said: “Lucy laughed and a billion voices cried out in terror and then
were silenced. I can think of way worse ways to end the world than Lucy’s laugh.” ----
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