SCP-3890 - Forget Me Not

[@xylophone_888]

Elizabeth is so brave. Didn't end herself (which is not cowardly tho), chose to fight - and fought.

[@averageking4497]

Deadass man

[@oiltoast3723]

Killing yourself is cowardly though.

[@tudotthet9366]

It is cowardly to end yourself

[@lunar8285]

It is cowardly

[@murraydavis6839]

Elizabeth doesn't exist

[@ashurad_fox5991]

Interesting, I guess she should be awarded with the foundation medal of honor atleast in the end though (like other foundation personnel that risked their life to stop something far far worse than just any normal keter anomaly) she may not had neutralized scp 3890, but the fact she had given crucial information regarding the main anomalies there and found out that you could neutralize scp-3890-02 is quite big. If that entity gets more information regarding the foundation, then it could lead to bigger problems. And let's just hope ther are no more 3890-02 entities there as scp 507 may find himself there, and might bring back a 3890-03 instance.

[@FunniesterValentine]

@Xivie I thought it was real?!?!!?!!!!!! 😨😨😨😱😱😱😣😣😣😣😣

[@aaronjones5314]

@Xivie yah and just as with other fiction people like to talk as if its real and make therorys

[@ducksongfans]

@Xivie omg wow I NeVeR kNeW tHaT

[@s.h.q3129]

@Xivie OmG I DiDnt KnOW

[@yesno4364]

@Xivie did scoop and the gang help you with that, or did you do it on your own?

[@Ishtarru]

It's sort of bittersweet since she did kill the mimic, meaning any people who get spontaneously transported to the desert in the future (if that even still happens without the mimic) will be safe.

[@anonymousmonkey9491]

safe and trapped forever to wander endlessly...or perhaps the mimic is the one who does the transporting, so no more kidnaps, who knows.

[@KSKY2012]

unless there are more mimics, of course.

[@devixlevio257]

Even betterif nobody else is transported, neutralising it.

[@wantedbird55srandomchannel28]

However, she is but an empty shell...

[@ethanor]

I theorize that the mimic was the one teleporting people inside and its death caused the documents to eventually return to real space.

[@NolanRyanVA]

If you look at the article on the wiki, there is a word at the end of each iteration of the document that spells out what appears to be a message from the Mimic: "Come away with me, darling, and disappear" But Dr. Graham's final words feel the most sad to me: "I could kill myself right now. I still have the knife. It's not the cleanest way to go, but I could cut my throat and make my exit. But, the thing is, I don't want to die. I look at all the people here, wandering forever, eyes burnt out from looking up at the sun, and all I can think is that I don't want to die. I can still do it. There's time. So easy. I could do it. Just do it I should just I I I I don't know what these words mean. i don't want to disappear"

[@adrianhernandez1328]

I’m gonna cry

[@Neutral_Tired]

when I look at the documents, I see the message "Come with me here, darling, and disappear"

[@mewxtherealitygod4706]

Mimic: *bullies elizabeth* Elizabeth: *charges at it with a knife* Mimic: °.° oh no.

[@geardog24]

Dr. Graham: Sand...I don't like sand. It's course and rough and irritating. And it gets in everywhere.

[@LorienInksong]

I really liked this one! The way you told the story and animated it worked especially nicely this episode, and I love Dr. Graham and SCP-3890. She may not have survived but she 'won' and that's pretty impressive given most foundation staff finding things this nasty just end up dead/maimed very quickly.

[@superspider64]

I disagree that this story isn't a happy ending, bittersweet definately, but not bleak, she was able to either neutralize or heavily damage the mimic

[@vickipanks500]

I think it was really damaged and almost slain

[@Ryu_D]

She put a lot of trust into the knife she picked up in that dimension. I can't help but wonder if that was a terrible mistake. Not that she could have done any better without it, but it seems rather ominous to me.

[@Echo_the_half_glitch]

I don't think she found it. Wouldn't researchers have some kind of defense training and a weapon, just in case an anomaly or one of the D-class broke out?

[@Ryu_D]

@@Echo_the_half_glitch Sure, but wouldn't the first choice for that be a gun? And SCP Explained is usually good about mentioning that sort of thing, "They pulled out their standard issue (insert weapon here)" is pretty common in these videos when such things occur. I just think it's suspicious that there was no mention of the knife until she was in the vicinity of the mind affecting anomaly for a while. I honestly have no proof one way or another, as this is only speculation.

[@Echo_the_half_glitch]

I'm not trying to say you're wrong by the way. If she did just find it randomly it was sort of dumb to pick it up. (Unless she saw the SCP as she did it, like with the building)

[@Ryu_D]

@@Echo_the_half_glitch Fair enough, and thanks. I don't think it's very smart either, but I also don't think she was in any state to know what's smart or not. When you're in danger, you get a weapon. That may be the extent of her thought process at the time. Or maybe she picked it up to examine it, and perhaps used it to examine some of the bodies that were mentioned in the video, and then "conveniently forgot" that she picked it up in there. I'm not sure how far she was in learning about the anomaly by that point, so she may not have been as cautious as she should have been at that time. *Shrugs again* Sorry if I seem argumentative, I don't mean to be.

[@Echo_the_half_glitch]

@@Ryu_D Yeah, and it's fine!

[@anotherhuman8173]

A very interesting SCP, playing on our fear of losing our memories. Our memory is the one thing keeping our past and present selves stitched together. Without it, we are nobody. Respect to whoever wrote this SCP.

[@doomyboi]

Something that I've noticed is that a lot of the better written SCPs are ones that have strong symbolism for things that humans fear or desire, or otherwise that humans experience in their normal lives. Almost like fables in their own right.

[@Zurround]

So many horror stories about vampires or other monsters taking something PHYSICAL from us like our blood or flesh but without memories you are not really the same person anymore if a "person" at all so its arguably even more horrific.

[@nikolasgoldsmith3276]

There’s no way hunter himself isn’t anomalous the way he’s pumping out these scp videos His ability being able to perfectly voice any script for a video first take cause man he doesnt fault Edit: Also was doctor Graham’s thought bubble a possible Siren head scp vid???

[@tegandumpleton3360]

Maybe she can't remember what is an SCP and what isn't

[@nikolasgoldsmith3276]

@@tegandumpleton3360 ah ur right didn’t think abt that, would be cool if they did a vid on him tho

[@9751matt]

Its a SCP inside joke. Sirenhead is now a different anomaly, and 173 now is slightly different from the original sculpture.

[@Jawsomest]

I know this comment is a joke but, there are always 1-3 mistakes in the voicelines, and they cut down on animation cost by re-using character models, NOT THAT ITS A BAD THING, i'd much prefer 3 of these to 1 high quality animation.

[@aud2175]

[@shambhav9534]

I advised everyone to read this article yourself. It's a different experience to witness someone gradually lose their memory. It's brilliantly written and conveys the emotion perfectly and has an eerie sense of being real. It's so deep when reading it. You witness the memory loss happen in front of your eyes which is made clear through the writing. When you get to the last line, there's a link to the 7th document from the word "disappear" but it's empty. The reason that's such brilliant writing is because the line was about "not wanting to disappear" but she disappeared right after that.

[@cadetgaming8447]

Dr. Elizabeth Graham: *Vanishses* Me: That's completely normal here at the Foundation.

[@vincentbeton]

Glad for that Ending. Fully expected the Mimic to take her Memory of why she wanted to kill it, making her stop attacking

[@rabbitguts2518]

I wonder if the mimic didn't get to choose which memories to take After all in a fight to the death it took random bites out of her memories but didn't remove her memory of speech or how to breath etc

[@StraxStar]

Breathing would be instinctual. Although being tricked into manual breathing (like reading that sentence) might do her over. Speech would definitely be gone though.

[@thegamingeagle4737]

My theory for this SCP is that those who's memories who are fully taken are then transformed into a version of SCP-3890-1.

[@theantagonist801]

Anakin wouldn't like this SCP. He would say it's coarse, rough, and gets everywhere.

[@audreyheng8275]

I actually feel like this was a happy ending. When he said “object class: Neutralised” I breathed such a heavy sigh of relief that she managed to do it. Even though she lost everything, she’d defeated a sadistic and terrible beast and we now know it can’t haunt anyone else.

[@spiritbx1337]

Or the mimic wrote that and sent it to the foundation using her memories of all of it, so that they don't hunt it down.

[@1261JAHO]

So glad you guys covered this, I read this a long time ago and completely forgot what number it was and haven't been able to find it till now. THANK YOU!!!!!

[@novacorponline]

I don't know... Did Elizabeth really defeat the mimick so easily in the end, or was everything after the page of nonsense a fiction created by the Mimic?

[@commie719]

The fact that this SCP actually exists makes it even more terrifying.

[@jasonstimecapsule77]

You're talking about Alzheimer's aren't you?

[@Krutonium]

@@jasonstimecapsule77 Probably

[@silverhawkscape2677]

Right. This is an entity based on Alzheimer's...

[@TrueLadyEvilChan]

The most terrifying SCPs are those with much truth in them.

[@MrToastyBuns]

@@jasonstimecapsule77 Or dementia, perhaps

[@ravenbridges6078]

I love how doctor Graham just knew the paperwork would get back to the foundation I just picture this being her thought process with that was " well this is the end at least the paperwork will get back to the foundation because they always seem to be everywhere... except for here right now"

[@cryoflip5841]

I'm amazed she didn't just write sand for a description. If I was in her place I would be so upset I wouldn't be able to resist being passive aggressive

[@aveomnissiah2896]

She fought well. Elizbeth Graham deserve to be remember.

[@tonyhakston536]

“All there was, was sand” he says, zooming on obvious stone structures

[@БерикБисенгали-н3я]

The perfect mix of the backrooms and "its just a burning memory"

[@TrueLadyEvilChan]

Yea Jesus Christ

[@Taha_A]

Yes

[@MonochromaDerg]

GOD IN HEAVEN PLEASE STOP COMPARING SCPS TO THE BAKROOMS IT HAS LITERALLY NO CONNECTION AND ITS JUST GETTING ANNOYING THANK YOU

[@furnoprime9439]

@@MonochromaDerg Speak for yourself I find it to be interesting

[@mikedicewrites]

I dont think anything terrifies me more than interdimensional SCPs that take you at random and never bring you back, because there's nothing you can do.

[@dragon22214]

I aggree if your killed by they old men then your done the pain is over but if your just teleported away alone humans are social creatures we dont do well alone

[@diamonddavey]

SCP is sometimes just terrifying, I like that

[@adoyo]

Is it me or is this SCP really similar to the Backrooms? Both the Backrooms and SCP-3890 have a similar context, of appearing in a pocket dimension also with hidden creatures and both are infinite, that's interesting.

[@spudzruz]

Every SCP has some connection to fiction or nonfiction events.

[@adoyo]

@@spudzruz True, like the Immortal Hitler

[@xmogamerx9200]

I thought the same too

[@shatteredapprentice2836]

New level in backrooms?

[@kittycatkaii3780]

@@shatteredapprentice2836 probably

[@starsnake8176]

Its like the opposite of scp 3001! That one dissolves the guys body, but this one takes the mind apert bit by bit!

[@raethanbloxfruits9968]

I feel so relaxed watching you and hearing ur voice

[@KrisCadwell]

1:55 Why is she chewing soda? That's the real anomaly.

[@shayoko6]

Graham is a legend! a researcher that destroyed an anomaly! a hero that won't get the recognition she deserves!

[@ksuma715]

I'm loving this rush of content 👍👌

[@DeerRunner]

Her end strategy was the only thing that would work. Train yourself to as you lose yourself you are only left with being a soldier. Which hopefully the mimic get caught off guard as it thinks your too far gone to be a threat.

[@thedirewolfking2274]

Love this content, I like the storytelling style your channel uses and only dream of Narrating one of your vids, even as an extra in a bigger story video would legit be a dream come true cause I’m passionate about voice acting

[@that1guy338]

Hm… I will have a memorial for Dr. Elizabeth Graham. And I will immediately have all foundation employees on how to survive in SCP-3890.

[@rugg5504]

Another day, another awesome video by these guys.

[@karldehaut]

Great story. Narrative is great. Bravo

[@johnlouie5088]

The question is, How did the documents get there?

[@sandracedillo8088]

Thank you I have been wondering the same thing!

[@AllanG1914]

So 3890 is an for allegory for Alzheimer's .

[@anonymousnoone7035]

Using the very principles of The SCPF's studious approach to make something horrifying. Clever. This would have been a lot shorter if it took someone from The GOC. XD

[@chainscore8978]

Not first, and nice, a video to watch in the morning

[@alfreioblanoreborn3537]

So in summary, SCP-3890 can be thought of as an isolated level of the backrooms inhabited by a single entity known as The Mimic, which pretends to be something and drains your sanity and memories. Also, at 16:04 I instantly noticed that they reused the SCP-096 shriek sound, still pretty good nonetheless.

[@tylerfuller-battles8370]

It's actually Alzheimer's in form

[@Styruse]

Genuinely terrifying, chilling.

[@sapper12b71]

" Not every story with an agent fighting an SCP ends happily" Well no shit. 😜

[@derak1337]

14:38 bon voyage brain, I hope you won't hit anything in the sky.

[@khil1210]

SCP 3890 is a Keter Class anomaly also known as Forget Me Not. SCP-3890 is a potentially extradimensional or extraterrestrial space which I, Doctor Elizabeth Graham, was somehow transported to from Site-22 on 02/17/16. In terms of geography, SCP3890 takes the form of a seemingly infinite desert plain. SCP-3890-1 is my collective designation for the humanoid entities that wander through SCP-3890.

[@lavvey_kuxx_porsche14]

Elizabeth is so brave

[@Silverin_]

At 14:53 this sentence made me realize that it's pretty much Envy in Dragon Age: Inquisition

[@electrobob992]

I wonder if this scp is related to scp 132. I mean those glass tetrahedrons are filled with patches of desert sand. Ergo SCP 3890 could actually be a similar process.

[@luiscastroroman711]

Anakin Skywalker would hate that sand dimension

[@demonwolfsunefurrygreyjedi]

9:32 Hey! 173 and Siren Head! I know they did a video on A Siren Head, but still...

[@hannahquintua]

Cool video as always!

[@unintentionallydramatic]

HOW IS YOUR OUTPUT SO HIGH?? Thank you, my afternoon is saved.

[@cynochroma4349]

Wow, I have a professor named Elizabeth Graham. Maybe she’s a foundation agent

[@ericl.9913]

One of my favourite SCPs!

[@thetruecyrusplayz1256]

the moment hunter mensioned memory loss, I can imagine hearing "its just a burning memory" in my head

[@afplay-art608]

seeing the siren head, being cited as an scp cataloged by the doctor Trevor: HMMMM!!!

[@Alpharius2479]

I guess its a case of I'm not trapped in here with you, your trapped in here with me

[@LemonJackRazer]

“Seemingly infinite” *has only been waking a few hours at most*

[@averagecerealenjoyer9920]

Dr gram be like; I’m bored of this world, ima choose another one to live in

[@EatPizzaYoung]

Anken be like: I DON'T LIKE SAND IT GETS EVERYWHERE

[@Ilovrdonuts]

I think there are like a mimic for every person, invisible to others but visible to the victim. Every victim fights the mimic when they lose everything, and become the zombies

[@xxnightwolfxx6358]

na she did the most she could do and made it into a happy ending making sure that monster can bring nobody else in there and take their memoirs, so she was the last meal that thing will eat but little did that thing know it made her into a poison to take it out

[@willowafton1989]

She teleported to SCP-3890 on my Birthday in 2016!

[@MaxRage97]

thank you 🥰

[@NicecutGexe]

A truly saddening tale, We may not be adequately experienced with the SCP timeline, nor any of it's Level 5 secrets, of which few are. We speculate if SCP-001 The Black Moon was defeated it may have been reduced to a weakened state, from it's prior ability of completely consuming a victim to only consuming it's mind, using the memories from it's victims to reconstitute itself, after all the bunker is a place of information, of ideas, perhaps so

[@eddykidplayzyt]

2:06 Anakins worst nightmare

[@masterggb8480]

Da best SCP channel

[@gaychainsaw646]

"Forget me not" Yoda Is that you?

[@soroushmohammadi3436]

Nice work

[@atavy]

The ending reminds me of Dragon Age Inquisition. That one quest where you have to escape a demon of pride from your own mind. I think its the Templars questline

[@The_Quaalude]

?

[@lizardwizard8930]

Rip Elizabeth 🙏

[@Psychedlia98]

I hate your other channel, the art is still goofy, but my god the immersion I feel when watching keeps me coming

[@SpookyYetPolite]

Lmao?

[@Psychedlia98]

@@SpookyYetPolite info graphics

[@physchy945]

This sounds like a draw to me. She went up against a shapeshifting monster that attacks your brain armed with just a knife and killed it. Good for her

[@thrill3272]

forget me? forget me not. forget me? forget me not

[@nema151]

Happy ending? No. Bad ass? Yes.

[@MysterAndom]

7:08 ummm... I'm just gonna write this here for my own sanity. I felt the EXACT thing she was going through but with pressure and my balance falling onto my right ear. This also included a rumbling sound within my head. I had to rewind to see if you guys added the sound into the video or something like that... but to no avail. OK SORRY imma keep binging ya vids now lol

[@nikicrews8430]

9:32 THAT WAS SIRENHEAD

[@thehippie3610]

Maybe this is the remains of the "The stars do not wait for you"

[@Jadenium]

Nice!

[@krivjeto]

Story about the volturas, i like it

[@DJVideso]

I think I do have a faint memory of some kind of show. Kinda like the scp laugh is fun or something. And I remember it so clearly. The old couple smiled happily as bugs crawled out. There was another guy and a girl. There was also him. I don't remember eyes, I only remember a smile, a smile so happy that it was so distorted. The old couple sat on a couch. I think it was tan? Maybe green? The guy him stuck his hand down his throat while he smiled. He sat on a wooden stool, colored brown. The guy started to eat organs, I think. There were people laughing. I remember it, and I really wish to know if my mind made this up. I remember seeing it.

[@damienemerson8078]

She was transported to the pocket dimension on my bday

[@JoshStLouis314]

If somehow lost in a desert, toward the sun is the last direction I would walk.

[@MrMementoMori]

This would be an weird yet terrifying place to be in.

[@mayolnis3119]

nice tamnel pictures

[@theatom1632]

9:31 ayyye she worked with sirenhead 😂

[@murderous5niper]

can you do another video-game related SCP please. It fascinates me on how the hell you do containment procedures for video-games. A few I'd like to see would be COD, Skyrim, and BTD6. I say BTD6 because I think it would be absolutely hilarious.

[@cuatromm5992]

I'm pretty sure SCP explained has never actually written an SCP, just narrated them

[@murderous5niper]

@@cuatromm5992 cant hurt to ask

[@InvertedIV]

@@murderous5niper watch the Minecraft entity and among us one 💀

[@murderous5niper]

@@InvertedIV 8 months old tht is how old tht comment is

[@taakofromtv150]

I wonder if the memory alteration was inspired by the voidfish from Taz due to the static when the memories are being removed

[@kallisthetangerine8905]

“All there was was sand” Anakin: scared breathing intensifies

[@MrNote-lz7lh]

He can't be that scared of it. He went back to his horrid home world to try to save his mother after all.

[@Nerdnumberone]

An ambush predator uses stealth because a straight-up fight is too risky or difficult.

[@jondandavekinanahan7488]

The scp 3890-1 are probably the people who lost all there memory to the mimics

[@NinjaCman1]

Which one would be better, SCP-2508 or SCP-3890? Day 259 of asking the O5 Council to use SCP-1968 to create a universe in which 682 doesn't exist.

[@SpathiCaptainFwiffo]

the scarlet king: well yes but actually no

[@brendandossey2383]

Scray alternative, what if that final entry stating she killed the mimic was actually WRITTEN by the mimic after fully consuming her mind and replicating her writing style. What if she actually failed, and became a mindless husk like all the others, with the mimic reclassifying itself as neutralized in order to turn away major interest by the scp foundation should they have ever aquired the documents.

[@f-o-oxib-b-oi1367]

14:56 hmmm sounds like the Mandela catalogue

[@The_Serious_Chicken]

Anyone else thinks that this was what happened when that reality bender who didn’t know at first they were a reality bender became aware and walked till the whole world became sand

[@dragonblood2545]

Nic video and love the story

[@videogamenerd6558]

This is my fav scp

[@ChrisDeVarro]

Dr Graham is so awesome.