Who Killed SCP-5002? - A Death in Containment (SCP Animation)

SCP-5002 is a Neutralized anomaly also known as A Death in Containment.
SCP 5002 is a true SCP Foundation murder mystery. When this reality warping anomaly was found dead in her cell with no apparent clues as to who or what may have killed her, it fell on SCP Agent Ellen O'Connor from the Department of Analytics to try and unravel the many threads that led to the death of SCP5002.
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[@MiguelDCristo]

I like how they turned a murder case into something as serious as the possibility of being a reality warping SCP.

[@seanfrye7052]

Thats why the wiki has some of the best writters on the internet. They take a troupe, and twist it. Or, they can take an obscure fear, and expand on it. Two good examples of both, are Just Another Murder Monster for twisting the troupe, and The Truth for expanding on uncommon fears, this one being fear of what lies beyond.

[@Human_traain]

Hmmm

[@Human_traain]

This is Dr.gears Dr.gears is serious and has no emotions Be like Dr.gears

[@gigachadsson7628]

@@Human_traain the clock is counting, my son, judgement is in a week

[@Human_traain]

@@gigachadsson7628 will the council be there?

[@geardog24]

An SCP woman who can alter reality through anything she types up. SCP Foundation: Let her have an electronic typewriter. What could go wrong?

[@ape8232]

I mean they had the reality anchors

[@Human_traain]

Nothing

[@leahcimmmm]

@@ape8232 What if SCP-5002 was somehow able to write the reality anchors into not working? If that by itself has even the slightest chance to have occurred, then she could have actually written off herself into death. But why then would she do that if she was content staying right there? Reality sure is mysterious...

[@wyvernranger6923]

@@leahcimmmm oooo

[@axielanor]

iggy

[@benrussell-gough1201]

O'Connor's performance was never at any point less than stellar here; not only did she correctly identify who neutralised SCP5002 without proper authorisation, she also unveiled a host of physical security, protocol and personnel monitoring failures at the site. In doing so, she may have prevented a major containment breach. She even identified possible useful post-mortem areas of further studies of SCP5002's case which could greatly improve the reliability of containment on reality warping and mind-influencing anomalies in the future. The O5 Council should seriously consider putting her on a fast track to the O4 level in the security directorate.

[@lordpumpkinhead265]

Not only did she uncover the true killer of SCP-5002, she: Uncovered a security staff's drinking problem A forbidden love between an SCP and a researcher Weak security points designed to get SCP-5002 assaulted by another, far more dangerous SCP Faulty reports designed to cover up Site Director bias in certain aspects and General Site Incompetence Yeah this is worthy of being moved up to O4 security clearance. =

[@TeRenner123]

this actualy makes me more suspiciouse of the hole thing beeing instegated

[@nobilesnovushomo58]

She was written into being this way. But to what extent her piecing together is worthy of the eldritch levels of mystique and dozen-layer clues of misdirection only to hold evanescent vestiges of the true intention of malevolent Demi-gods since time immemorial is in doubt.

[@nataliepartsch801]

When the SCP Foundation turns into a games of clue: "It was Researcher Simpson in SCP-5002's cell with the lead pipe."

[@deerdog3037]

Clue is fun SCP foundation is funner also that sounds like something that would happen in clue

[@iffahnurdian]

Green is making an accusation! Green: it was peacock in the ballroom with a knife!

[@greysonshadbolt3272]

I kinda want this to become a edition to clue. Clue, SCP Foundation edition

[@shadowfire6117]

Everyone forgets about the Serpents Hand member sitting with them once the murderer is found

[@banrajanand7983]

wasn't AS properly explained in the video as the file but Micheal simpson only became a member of serpants hand AFTER he met scp 5002, Before then he thoroughly believed all scp's were objects to be studied and nothing more but after meeting an SCP like 5002 which was a living breathing person, he started to doubt himself and got persuaded by serpants hand to join them.

[@Yanzinator]

@@banrajanand7983 still serpents hand

[@limitbreak2966]

Loooo

[@TakkudALT]

@@Yanzinator Pretty sure serpents hand has the goal of rescuing SCPs, not killing them

[@Yanzinator]

@@TakkudALT yes i know he wasn't the killer or assisted with it but he's still serpant's hand and still anti scp foundation and still need to be *taken care of*

[@flamesamurai6315]

Are we just going to ignore the fact that Junior Researcher Simpson made SCP-999 cry?

[@mrstorch5068]

Everyone: I prescribe a heavy dose of femur breaker. I know he is Serpent’s Hand.

[@turtlespeedrunner]

@@mrstorch5068 *yes*

[@ultimatechessplaya]

lol how the fuck do you make 999 cry

[@TimTheFantastic]

@@ultimatechessplaya 999 is a happy and fun scp, it is easy to break their spirit

[@thatoneleaf9895]

he made the HAPI BLOB *CRY* men get ready to be charged for mutilation and crucifixion because that man needs Jesus

[@Human_traain]

"It was the GOC, its always the GOC" - Dr.bright

[@justanothergachatuber4934]

Hello, Mr... remind me of your name again?

[@justanothergachatuber4934]

I just realized no ones gonna get the joke so ye here ya go. Watterson. Gumball Watterson.

[@Human_traain]

@@justanothergachatuber4934 its watterson, james bo-- I mean gumball waterson

[@mohammedfateh2668]

._.

[@NodDisciple1]

Whatever Bright. We all know you feel guilt over the shitty relationship you had with your dead wife.

[@TheCosmicFreeway]

This is basically Murder on the SCP express...

[@Renkencen]

I waw going to say Among Us or Cluedo!

[@nonnoumby]

Well, SCP-5002's surname is Hastings, which is Poirot's assistant in many novels, so...

[@TheCosmicFreeway]

@@nonnoumby DAAAMN, mind just blown

[@gerku670]

Ah,i know what you mean :)

[@captainblue5096]

A-a-a-a- MYURRRRRRRDERRRRR?! On MY SCP Express?!

[@mc_govnio7654]

This story went from zero to hundred very fucking quick

[@jyotshnagogoi7109]

Why must u remind me of Filthy Frank. I miss him.

[@somerandomsniper5156]

@@jyotshnagogoi7109 amen brother

[@greysonshadbolt3272]

So true

[@minixt9835]

ik right

[@blengdiabloed7335]

it went from SCP to a mysterious love triangle murder case because the 2 are lesbians

[@AlekThink]

SCP woman: make real everything she types Also her: lets make detective story of myself

[@komiks42]

I think this was her way to kill herself

[@KxrakYT]

she was able to get out of prison and become a billionaire but idk why she didn't do that

[@riddlerthediddler4392]

@@KxrakYT think about it. she had herself killed and wrote a book that probably would make billions. she got out of the mortal prison and became rich like many dead authors do

[@MagyarGaben]

4:40 - "...but there were no signs of a struggle" 15:50 - "There was likely a confrontation." Not even in the SCPverse can you escape last-minute updated autopsy reports...

[@lordpumpkinhead265]

*I present to you the updated autopsy reports!* Fuckin Edgeworth had to intervene on a case like this.

[@egeozturk9571]

I swear Edgeworth...

[@thebudderblock2149]

Didn't you know Edgeworth was an SCP? The Robot Lawyer. Yeah, I made a dumb reference. What of it?

[@yanzhao5673]

@@thebudderblock2149 phoenix is the real scp, his client will always be innocent, doesn't matter how guilty they seem, there is always a twist.

[@kell2967]

“But she had something keeping her there, she was in love with Dr. Yau, and they were in a relationship” Historians say they were very good friends.

[@bmsg1]

any relationship a reality bender has can be considered r@p€

[@staticsage8263]

@@bmsg1 Did you have to? Did you *really* have to?

[@bmsg1]

@@staticsage8263 yes

[@DemonKing19951]

@@bmsg1 Technically, while you could apply the same rules as being with someone in a position of power I'm not 100% sure it works out here. Based on people's awareness she can't control their minds, only their physical actions. Now, that ending gives the potential option that she managed to write a brand new story into these people's lives, but that still wouldn't be assault. Not in this case at any rate. Morally questionable on the SCP's part? Sure. Assault? Definitely not, there was no blackmail nor any feeling as if they were being physically controlled into doing it. There are probably some other SCP that may still be questionable even without any direct means of control but this one definitely feels like the domino effect god. Her powers are at their scariest, when everything you're doing is just a choice you'd make anyway with all available information.

[@kemmli]

@@DemonKing19951 you make me able to sleep at night 💜

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

Man, the Foundation employees must have a great deal of psychological help.

[@underrated1524]

If you think 5002 is bad, give a thought to those dealing with SCP 035, whose words can cut your soul with a knife and leave you broken and begging in minutes, and who can put substantial psychic pressure on Foundation staff even when secured in a room and not gone anywhere near.

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

@@underrated1524 very true

[@Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

I hope no one kills any of us SCP-1000s

[@billybobbobbybobby9565]

Me too buddy. Me too.

[@ghostgamingxd7881]

Haha I love this guy

[@theunholyspiritakedjaqld2287]

The bigfoot hunters:(๑•﹏•)

[@northernkaiser7979]

I'm really worried about scp-096, he's getting alot of hate from the faculty and it's worrying.

[@Bluestone775]

I know you were a karen once from redditor.Now you must pay the price

[@holvingar4375]

They could have used her for an attempt to kill the Indestructible Reptile!

[@infinityzer054]

They cant kill them, but they can change how they exist

[@silvervens]

@@infinityzer054 so she made it non existence

[@furnoprime9439]

@@WellPreparedTreeFrog or Dr. Bright has her write "SCP-682 become Dr. Bright's obedient Pokemon"

[@taxevasion0336]

I WAS THINKING ABOUT THAT, THIS FUCKING GUY COULD HAVE JUST EXPLANED THE SITUATION AND ASKED FOR A HOT WIFE OR SOME SHIT.

[@anfi7447]

682 would literally just change the writing in the book to be *almost* kills 682, instead of kills. Its happened before

[@ArcanineEspeon]

At the end of all this I just end up feeling really sorry for Dr. Yau. She and Emma deserved a happier outcome. Even though this is a textbook conflict of interest, I want her to be with the one she loves.

[@justanothergachatuber4934]

I knowwwwwwwwwwwww! When I heard they were in love, I just went "Awwwww."

[@Sillimant_]

@@justanothergachatuber4934 jesus christ

[@BronyMediaRadio]

Same I feel so sorry for her that his jealousy stopped them from being together

[@jimliashsr7196]

Still, her behavior is wrong for a researcher on the foundation. If she is researcher on other things that isn't dangerous and life threatening like The Foundation it's still okay too. She should get at least some penalty or demotion. But not severe enough to be a D-Class like D-9341.

[@TeRenner123]

i am not shure if all this wasnt written up long in advance in a way but this is the point of the story it has way to many thropes

[@calebcostrini]

*Containment: There is 1 impostor among us.*

[@infinityzer054]

Among us has trained us for this

[@silvervens]

@@infinityzer054 yes

[@dogge4649]

@Caldinovin Amogus

[@MDG-mykys]

@Caldinovin SUSSY BAKA

[@bloxyguyreal]

sussybaka

[@JaqenHghar.]

If anyone ever needs a solid understanding of a 'Red Herring' in literature the D class guy in this story is the perfect example to use. They made it so obvious it was him that there was no way it could be him. If he did do it this SCP story would suck

[@divyanshsingh9369]

He was the only one to not lie

[@mcarrowtime7095]

Isn’t the idea of a red herring that it’s supposed to be believable, not something that would obviously ruin the story therefore disqualifying it from being the actual direction of the story? That seems like a really bad red herring

[@unknownerror8060]

I fr said "it's probably not the d-class" when they showed the scene where they were sitting

[@misssincere5762]

Isn’t this like the movie “Stranger than fiction” but, with a twist ?

[@Human_traain]

Haha

[@desertparanormal2791]

Right?! Lol but it's still an interesting theory, but why the heck would she write her own death is what I wanna know. I mean most of my OCs are loosely based on myself most of the time but I try not to kill her!

[@rayvf8224]

No it’s not that movies 🎥 ok your not right

[@rayvf8224]

@Hunter Zalo not that

[@StellaHamms]

@Hunter Zalo They’re made from various inspirational sources that allow people to make that stuff out and all, like the Dragonslayer (5000 I think) being quite the mecha and Warhammer 40k fan, SCP-173 being written similarly to the Weeping Angels from Doctor Who, and so on.

[@creepergamerkid8031]

A detective show I watch the main character says that the perpetrators are usually the ones that are most cooperative.

[@cooldime3086]

That's because it is a show

[@SeedlingNL]

@@cooldime3086 No, that's actually a thing. They cooperate thinking they can gleam information on the status of the investigation, but it often results in them changing their story to fit the new narative, which gives them away.

[@cooldime3086]

@@SeedlingNL what I mean by that sorry I should have elaborated a little bit more but I mean that not all killers think that way and studies have shown Killers thinking many different ways

[@gilbertotabares8196]

The question that should be asked is how Agent O'Connor spontaneously grew a nose?

[@gilbertotabares8196]

@@brandtsteiner3505 I know right? She did it twice too.

[@Marriot-simp]

Put her in containment

[@neithvoid]

When?? Timestamp?

[@tracythomas4700]

Really like the unique style and more grounded mystery of this one.

[@memeteeme1571]

I like how they made the ending the stereotypical ending of a detective novel or movie, where the detective gets all the suspects into the same room and tells them who did it and how, and that everybody had a secret except for the D-Class.

[@taxifahrerphilendrium3465]

This was a really great video. I always like the scps more that are not just some dangerous monsters but instead bring a good story on the table

[@FairyNya]

Agent O'Conner literally played dangaronpa irl, she did the "find the clues of the murder" part, she did the "trial" part, she also did the "oh, everyone is lying about something" part, and then the "random plot points that doesn't help with anything" part (for example, love between the doctor and scp 5002), and then there is the "let me prove it by piecing together what had happened using bullcrap logics" part, and then the "oh, no way! how did you find out! noooooo!" part, and then the culprit dying part

[@Al3xthefrog]

And the "I found out the dark secret of one suspect, despite the fact that there was no evidence for that nor was there any importance for it, because it's not important to the story" part

[@ArchviumLiminalium]

This is a Sherlock Holmes case. Put him and Watson on a zoom call with the suspects and he’ll figure it out before the people can mute themselves!

[@emmettbattle5728]

lol

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

Elementary!

[@swimfast724]

Lol Sherlock probably wouldn't even leave the flat for this case 🤣

[@underrated1524]

Quote from the actual 5002 file: "Really. You Sherlock Holmes or something?" O'Connor: "Actually, Foundation investigations are rather more difficult. Sherlock Holmes, unlike me, could afford to eliminate the impossible."

[@Satan_Official]

Call Amelia Watson.

[@dr.zionsson]

The Only way to connect her to the phenomenons in her book was that one of the SCP staff had to be a fan of her work and read her books to even notice that

[@ArcanineEspeon]

There are so many SCP staff, statistically it was bound that someone would like her stuff.

[@vajdadenis2580]

Question, can you do the next one about The Administrator?

[@v3-schneider560]

That would be amazing

[@bruhbruh5420]

@@v3-schneider560 who the hell is that?

[@denji6975]

@@bruhbruh5420 o5-1

[@avoid_nl]

@@bruhbruh5420 The most highly position in the Foundation The Administrator . Higher that the 05-Council. I think. A man that Class-E people.

[@bruhbruh5420]

@@avoid_nl is an anomalous person or normal?

[@kengored_alt]

Why didn't they ask her to type "foundation succesfully terminated scp 682"

[@banrajanand7983]

scp 682 was once thrown in a well, when anything was thrown into this specific anomolous well it seized to exist. SCP 682 was gone from existance for a whole of 2 hours before he SOMEHOW reappeared. In another instance there is an SCP which is a book, any title given to the book dictates the story and once opened the entities within the room where the book scp is contained are transported INSIDE the book and the entire story takes place. The Foundation wrote a title on the book "A friendly entity to the SCP foundation definitely kills 682" and then put 682 in the same room as the book. By the end of the experiment the title of the book changed to "A friendly entity to the scp foundaiton who ALMOST killed 682" 682 literally changed the plot of the book, he has ACTUAL plot armor.

[@Hyacinth_The_Rainwing]

@@banrajanand7983 makes sense

[@uncanny3637]

@@banrajanand7983 Huh how about if he gets killed by a Ultramarine

[@schizophrenicsnowman3226]

@@banrajanand7983 i guess hakai is out of the question in this then?

[@banrajanand7983]

@@schizophrenicsnowman3226 more then likely, if he could just return to existence after being erased by a anomaly that erases you from existence anyway then hakai is out if the question. There is a test with SCP 001 - the gate guardian, normally anything that enters the 1 kilometer radius around scp 001 gets erased and completely destroyed but 682 survived 3 different hits from 001.

[@schizophrenicsnowman3226]

A murder mystery scp is the last thing i expected from the scpverse but i like it. Also i hope you can make a video of scp 2427

[@MDG-mykys]

"Mystery" was the topic of the 5k contest, (the contest that decides which scp would become scp-5000) .

[@Dewani90]

better than a barely maintained facility for cloning rats and other things that serve no other purpose, doesn't copy what you want to copy and is basically useless. (1555)

[@Lightstormer]

I LOVE how this entire story was written like a detective mystery, as if Miss Hastings herself had done it some how.! An excellent ending!

[@Minclnhat]

i’m a simple man, i see a new video from SCP explained, i clicked as fast as scp-173 snapped my neck

[@Awizard_on_the_internet]

Same

[@andrewchapman4313]

Ditto

[@infernohomura2941]

But not as fast as SCP-173 snapping ur neck XD

[@DoggosGames]

@@infernohomura2941 what did it say before

[@infernohomura2941]

@@DoggosGames oh shi- should I change it to "my neck" or something 😆

[@yasirnazirbutt8240]

This is basically the SCP edition of "Who killed JFK?"

[@Human_traain]

AFK

[@InoriVoid]

@@Human_traain ??

[@Lichcrafter]

There are at least a couple scps about the JFK assassination, I think

[@dr.walterbennett]

@@Human_traain BFK

[@lucianallwine6029]

@@Human_traain cfk

[@DFXedra2122]

Did anyone ever think to just check the bottle for fingerprints?

[@gerku670]

The SCP guard always uses gloves so yeah no use

[@ZennPlanes]

@@gerku670 check all the gloves's dna?

[@gerku670]

@@ZennPlanes Maybe,i'm not a scientist so i'm just thinking the glove cover the fingerprints

[@DFXedra2122]

True, but if they saw a open bottle with no fingerprints on it it would have ruled out the wall warper

[@gerku670]

@@DFXedra2122 You got the point

[@Rahhelthethird]

I like to think she wrote herself out of the situation. She wrote the existence of reality anchors as a fact, but has them being prone to be worked around by reality benders. The rest would be one giant escape plan with a fake body left in its wake.

[@Neutral_Tired]

I can definitely see where the doubts came from, this case sounds so much like a murder mystery novel, complete with assembling all the suspects in the same room and the convoluted, unrealistic way the actual murder happened

[@axyte535]

“And he would have gotten away with it, if it wasn’t for-“ Me: “-you meddling kids!” :)

[@moltengears7483]

Lol

[@sunriseirl]

SCOOBY DOO

[@eronpalada]

Scoobydo where ar u at

[@axyte535]

@@sunriseirl I SEE YOU!

[@Tzen03]

"He had seen this moment before, read it in the page. He was transfixed by the déjà vu and the horror that he was a character in a story someone had written. "

[@rechisticblu9388]

Why the hell am I so obssessed with SCP videos specifically from this channel. (Btw love the animation keep it up)

[@deathlongchar9550]

I really can't get used to that curly blonde haired scientist, always reminds me of Emerson (scp1730) from site-13.

[@eradicatormkivgaming]

Yeah right? She almost like Ruby for some reason.

[@ErwinSmith001]

Top 10 questions the foundation couldn't answer "Who killed SCP-5002?"

[@cole1361]

Erwin! Hi! Id like to join da scouts

[@Human_traain]

Who was in paris

[@wildharpy6435]

No. 10: Why?

[@SeedlingNL]

What happened at Site 13?

[@Human_traain]

What is the pestilence

[@FelixCatboi]

The real scp here is agent o'connor's nose, as it fades in and out of existence

[@tornadotaylor8956]

Cute pfp

[@FelixCatboi]

@@tornadotaylor8956 thankie

[@WellPreparedTreeFrog]

SCP-[x] “O’Connors Nose” Object class: Safe Special Containment Procedures: As the phenomenon does not seem to negatively impact [x]-1 or any other entities, containment is not needed, however, when in public, [x]-1 is to wear a mask or hood, as to not allow anyone to witness the phenomenon. If someone witnesses [x], amnestic’s are to be used. Description: SCP-[x] is the nose of agent O’Connor, known as [x]-1. [x]-1’s nose disappears and reappears at random intervals, however, this effect only takes place when not being viewed. This does not seem to bother [x]-1 in any way, nor does it impact breathing capabilities.

[@noocshere6671]

@@WellPreparedTreeFrog lol

[@karl_fallout4523]

cringe pfp

[@o_o-037]

So 5002 accidentally orchestrated her own suicide, without committing suicide?

[@particularbored6072]

A "who dunnit?"... totally down for more of these. Especially longer videos.

[@VictoryFlare8631]

The SCP Disciplinary Team is gonna have a FIELD DAY after this one.

[@soggysocks1238]

Spoilers: That's adorable that that one doctor was in love with SCP 5002 and SCP 5002 was in love with her. Edit: Yandere security guard

[@h3cat0mbe_]

It was super sweet I must admit then SCP-5002 died-

[@cayde_xd7405]

Imagine you are having a happy life, even in a extremely dangerous prison, you have a girlfriend, but then you get killed when some one was drunk 😐

[@h3cat0mbe_]

@@cayde_xd7405 real bruh moment

[@lexo632]

Lesbians... hell yeah, baby...

[@kyubeyo]

@@lexo632 yea

[@robertross8243]

Someone asked me why I like watching a channel with such ugly, simple, animation. Cliff notes of my answer. It's their own artistic style, and I dig it. Listening is perfectly fine but, two senses helps understand and remember. It's built in. Like old campfire stories where the story teller is scratching the ground with a stick. ...she said "But its ugly"... ----- Love it keep up the good work. I love this channel.

[@rachow2371]

I still think this was just the worlds most elaborate suicide and no one will change my mind

[@Nehelenia3000]

This was amazing, I loved how they managed to turn an scp story into an engaging Murder mystery

[@ima-human9593]

Me whenever she was murdered: oh no!... Anyways Me whenever I found out that Michael Simpson doesn’t like scp-999 :* *angi* * 😡

[@maternanoprime9297]

The sign of a no regards for a human life has been sense so great

[@riddlerthediddler4392]

you forgot the part where he was literally masking his personality and is in a group that wants to set the scps free

[@guggilotl583]

I was watching Yet Another Murder Monster when I got the notif lmao. This is my new favorite channel

[@crispypotato22]

I loved that one

[@guggilotl583]

@@crispypotato22 yeah that’s my new favorite along with 999

[@DraconicLee]

Usually channels get boring for me and I leave em but I can't leave this channel simply cuz I just love someone narrating a good night story :) I love this channel

[@mr.leeleeleee7153]

Yes, more 5000 SCPs, I feel like Series VI is underrated, it has a lot of interesting SCPs.

[@warren9517]

What if SCP-5002’s ability is actually combination of psychic manipulation and fate, like she somehow knows events ahead of time or at least glimpses of it in her psyche/imagination, combine that with her ability to link and manipulate people’s minds through her writings.

[@v.emiltheii-nd.8094]

If I had a dime everytime I hear the word O'Connor...

[@RavenFilms]

2:57 I think I know exactly where this is gonna go now that you’re starting to explain how all the suspects are related. It’s like the mystery on the train trope, they ALL did it, right? Oh, I hope I’m right, I’m usually really bad at guessing ending on everything but I have a feeling I’m about to have a win on this one. 😁 I love when worn out tropes are used again in a way where they basically become a parody of themselves.

[@yellowthemellow9686]

So this is basically murder mystery (scp edition)

[@Gears_Starting]

What a twist.

[@astroidforces9990]

Realize that in the video nothing happened to Michael Simpson even though he was part of The Serpent's Hand.

[@mistakenjelly8599]

Wasn't apart of it yet

[@KlaxontheImpailr]

I’m assuming they took care of him off camera.

[@Eltrio2]

Considering how much of a classic who-done-it this is, I suspect that this may have been a ploy by 5002 and Dr.Yau to get her out, and I also suspect that Simpson was in on it. How hard would it have been for the serpent's hand to swap out 5002 with a clone? The three likely conspired and plotted over the course of several weeks, getting their plan up and running. It wouldn't be hard for 5002 to write up a story involving the death of her clone.

[@chacerobinson1782]

this channel is so awesome i love how they upload so much i cant keep up, love yall and keep it up

[@kolnoukdajasper]

16:19 Anybody gonna talk about how the door was open and closed at the same time (The pad that shows the door is open or closed is bugged)

[@scouttf2986]

Another SCP that was neutralized, Nice work!

[@nicholasleclerc1583]

6:27 Someone should introduce him to SCP-999 (The cute Orange Goo “monster”) & 1301 (The “Eye Drops”)

[@maximuspanela482]

good job the animation is getting better every vid. you gotta make more vids on other groups outside the scp foundation and more vids on the ouroborous cycle

[@TheUnknownCatWarrior]

The only way to find a classified SCP is to count every SCP that is not classified than the missing scps in the count are the classified ones.

[@anirudhdilli6250]

You should turn this into a TV series, I would be more than happy to watch the series if it was ever made, btw kudos on the stories.

[@ghostflames1501]

I'm taking a guess in the first two minutes: the SCP wrote a new story while in containment and became the victim of her own novel.

[@ghostflames1501]

I like this one. Short of the 'big reveals' that can't be known by the audience as we watch, like the name of the Director being different than the SCP organization has marked, it was a story that could be followed and enjoyed. The ending is nice because it has a discrepancy that follows its own in-universe rules: because commands can be given through the same story if there are redactions, it makes sense that the security guy could have been puppetted into killing the SCP and that his being drunk would have covered his feelings of being controlled - even if the text never had such an event. Nice.

[@TheGodOfWarhammer]

This is basically the “Stranger Than Fiction” SCP

[@saintlysylas]

Couldn't they have made her write down things like: "SCP-682 stabs itself to death" "SCP-096 dies" and "The Global Occult Coalition dies" and after she was done, they could make her write "My powers go away" ???

[@viralcircuitry8003]

no she only imbues desire not ability she cant give someone the power to do something only the desire to do that thing, 682 would adapt and even if he didn't he cant kill himself, 096 might work but 096 when it sees its own reflection tries to kill itself but cant, the foundation isn't enemies of the GOC but if they were 5002 wouldn't be able to do something of that scale and the GOC would reform but be named the planetary occult organization or something

[@teamcyeborg]

I love how many tropes this hits!

[@usonly101]

I just found out about this channel. The storytelling is amazing! 🤩 The way everything is explained makes it seem so real, I can’t stop watching these!

[@omnicupid6694]

SCP-5002 and Dr. Yao's relationship was cute, why'd he have to end such a wholesome relationship?

[@riddlerthediddler4392]

scp 5002 had manipulated the entire staff with her anomaly, and her books likely *can* influence emotion on top of literally puppeting the targets. she wrote all of this in a book before it actually happened as a way to self-terminate

[@omnicupid6694]

@@riddlerthediddler4392 Huh, interesting. Thanks for this little fact.

[@Lardo137]

@@riddlerthediddler4392 We don't know. The reality anchors in her cell were perfectly functional for the duration of her containment. That would indicate her powers didn't affect her death.

[@B3XBP0]

15:04 I was casually listening until I heard this I was shooketh but now I'm sad because she lost her lover :

[@androzay4887]

These are really enjoyable to watch! Thanks for the good content and effort that goes into these animations, made me choose my exact degree for next year which involves animations!!!

[@skk_aleksjankovic735]

Congrats! On Hitting 1 Million Subscribers!

[@cursedgeorge939]

Calling it now, murder on the orient express. Edit: I was pretty close. The situation does read like an Agatha Christie novel.

[@clarkeashley39]

This was a wild ride and the all the motives were a surprise

[@maxgalaxykid7309]

This was great. A nice reprieve from the usual nightmare fuel.

[@noskill7272]

I remember reading the story behind this on an scp reader app,one of my favourites. Thanks for making it!

[@XxnostalgiaxXdrive]

So the SCPs are kept in high security cells with state of the art reality anchors but they didn't bother to put CAMERAS in the rooms?...or at least the hallways?

[@MeepChangeling]

Uh, they did. In the story you just listened to a plot point is "Doctor edited footage to hide her fucking the scp." sooooo, mabey go see if you have ADHD?

[@ultraman388]

Scp: arrests lowry for murder. Also scp: hahahahahahaha d class and civilian brain go slpat

[@Parks_21]

Even in the SCP universe Jack Daniels Triumphs over Jim Beam

[@JoshuaVerscha]

This was really cool. Ty for posting this.

[@simpslayer69yt59]

I wonder what the salary is for working in the scp foundation

[@hounddogjakegaming]

A lot maybe

[@nightigal]

According to some of the orientations the starting salary is in the 6 figures.

[@davidflores7181]

Not enough

[@Sillimant_]

@@davidflores7181 most accurate reply

[@drripley7410]

Imagine how Dr. Yau must’ve felt, holy shit

[@minegriner1642]

Can you do next SCP: 127 The Living Gun, please

[@aidreamers]

Holy crap, this was like watching an animated version of one of the old "Clue" books.

[@Hyperio606]

a true Among Us game.

[@KaijuPunch]

When imposter is sus Just kidding

[@gremlinwc8996]

Sussus amogus

[@Jon6429]

Best pronunciation of the word "Tewkesbury" heard this year, worthy of an SCP classification by itself. Most folk strangle themselves with their own tongue whilst attempting to say it.

[@okdudewhyareyoulookingatmych]

5002 could just write the reality anchors to not work and then write her to become an omni everything god, yet she got killed, bruh.

[@SeedlingNL]

No, her skill isn't like that. She writes a story and people are forced to follow it.. IF they are capable of doing so. But the reality anchor in her cell prevents that. Now, if she was Leech Boy... sure... but this skill is mostly harmless compared to the usual SCP shenigans.

[@banrajanand7983]

@@SeedlingNL I mean there IS the line where she asks "what if the D class was restrained when I wrote this" and that really makes you ask does she edit reality or control it's flow cause those 2 things are drastically different. Editing reality implies her writing change reality such that no matter the present conditions they WILL occur, Controlling reality implies that her writings control the available entities within reality to make her writings occur but is limited by the capability of the effected entities within reality as per her writing.

[@thelordofthelostbraincells]

(6:20) can we fed this one too scp 682? I can see why the serpents hand doesn't like that other factions.

[@That1Gal3.141]

16:20 was that intentional because he was drunk, or a mistake?

[@TheUnknownCatWarrior]

Who else randomly found be SCP Explained - Story & Animation one day and ever since then started watching them daily

[@iiviivx]

Why did my cat bite my ankle the second I clicked onto the video? Damn- I guess she just loves human flesh. 💔

[@sunshineflower2286]

So this is a rewritten murder case

[@collector2879]

These videos explain to me a lot how scp's work and how they can be containd. Thanks alot wor making videos like this

[@noiced6546]

It seems like we have an imposter among us

[@cardiepie9157]

Susamonsus

[@landonplaysgames6823]

Have her write a book about how they killed the hard to kill lizard successfully.

[@vaultdweller2295]

The reveal 5002 was in love with the doctor melted my heart, I’m a sucker for lgbt relationship

[@hellosalty4622]

same

[@rulerpestilence]

I WAS SO SURPRISED WHEN I LEARNED THAT LIKE "OMG LESBIAN?!?!?!"

[@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq]

GAYYYY! Get it? Geeetttt ittt?????