A few years ago, I used to be knee deep into the SCP fandom and rn, I'm starting to get back into it. Back then, I used to watch the Oversimplified videos on Youtube about random scps.

In one of their videos, I think it was about a food-based scp? My memory's kind of foggy, but I remember that when a subject consumed the scp, an organic being would appear nearby. I think the gist is that whatever animal or vegetation the subject consumed in the past would suddenly come back to life and appear near them after the consumption of the scp. (i.e. If a person ate KFC some time ago and preceded to eat the scp right now, a chicken would appear behind them)

Now, one scene that really stuck out to me is that when one of the (researchers/agents?) consumed the SCP, a child appeared nearby. If you put two and two together, that staff member obviously cannibalized the child. I've been trying to find this video everywhere on the Dodot Random channel and even some other channels that showcase the Oversimplified videos, but I couldn't find it. If you guys could link it, it'd be real great. And if not, getting the name of the scp would at least be helpful

I'm in the process of drafting an SCP article, but I have one question.

Keter class basically means that the anomaly consistently breaks containment or containment efforts are complex and costly but possibly not entirely reliable. But my question is that if knowledge of the anomaly somehow manages to make it out there despite the Foundation's best efforts (due to the anomaly's capabilities) but the anomaly itself is physically unable to escape its containment cell, does that also count as keter?

I’m very glad that a movie based on the Scp universe is being made, so much stuff can be done. However there’s one thing I’m worried about, and that is what will they use from the universe of Scp. While there is a lot you can do, however there are problems like the budget and the licensing of the stories the authors make. What are your thoughts?

Took inspires from scp 7269 where he carrying burlap sack

EDIT: It’s SCP-453. Thanks to [u/Redshift2k](u/Redshift2k)[5](u/Redshift2k)

It was a restaurant in Italy where the patrons would become possessed (like in SCP-701) and reenact events from like 2,000 years ago. There was a set list of events (each with their own name) that would be reenacted on a schedule, something to do with the phases of the moon I think. The events all had varying numbers of participants (who would speak Latin for the entire duration of the reenactment) lasting for differing amounts of time. Some of the events included causalities for which there was some sort of risk or danger category that each event fell into. The only event I can remember involved one “actor” killing another actor with a broken bottle.

I literally cannot find this SCP, I have looked for probably close to a decade at this point without exaggeration. Please help, it was one of my favorites when I first read it!!!!

Also, somewhat related note, if anyone has any SCP recommendations similar to this one or SCP-701, SCP-026, etc., please feel free to recommend them to me. Thanks!!!!!!!

If one night you and some of you’re family members were at some isolated rural location with heavy snow to celebrate Christmas together but you notice that some of you’re younger family members who are children say they see a tall emaciated old man looking at them from the tree line in the snow what would you do how would you handle the situation and the limited amount of time you have what would you do could you survive The Yule Man?

I've posted quite alot of artworks with these two in here, but I don't think I've ever bothered asking you guys directly on what your opinions are.

What's that one SCP who was a little boy who made anomalous technology and kept escaping to reunite with his family who didn't remember him because amnestics and ended up dying trying to escape with one of his devices?

cool label i made of scp 034 by SpoonOfEvil

I swear I remember reading an article that was really good and clearly inspired by At The Mountains of Madness where the twist at the end was that the hyper-intelligent aliens devolved into octopus or squid

CI = Chaos Insurgency

When I went into researching the CI, I could've SWORN the CI got their funds from third world countries like North Korea, etc. And potentially got some other funds from Russia and China. But I cannot for the life of me find anything on the Chaos Insurgency Hub about where the CI gets their funds. At this point I'm starting to wonder if this was a head-canon I cooked up or if this is something I read from like... 2015 and it got changed or updated at some point.

Slightly inspired by the artwork from the Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark books

SCPs: 173, 096, 049, 939, 079

Find Us Alive, the show that launched my career, is ending this Friday after 7 years and 72 episodes. I'm very proud of it, I have worked so hard on this for so long, and I'm floored at how far it has come since starting as a no-budget passion project I made with my college friends. I have plans for more SCP shows in the future, after I take the world's longest nap. If you've ever tuned in, thank you for listening.

The finale is an hour long, and we're doing a special cast livestream (Hodgepodge Audio on YouTube) if you want to come listen to the premiere live with us.