SCP-6819 │ Bio-Luminescence │ Keter/Uncontained │ Extradimensional SCP

[@ROUNDERHOUSE]

Hey, I wrote this article! Thanks for the read, dude. The models are very tight.

[@mayuzanevideos]

You did a good job. I really love the numerous ways the building/entity tried to stop/redirect the drivers. Thank you for spending the time to write it!

[@Arovna]

Who are you again ? 😉 👉👉 Food job, Mister Rounderhouse

[@Aherea]

Just wanted to say I've never read an article of yours I didn't like. And your April Fool's prank was *chef's kiss* top notch.

[@Gildorify]

Nice writing my dude!

[@wraith176]

It’s a good article though I’m little surprised it’s Keter ranked. Thought it sounded more Euclid.

[@nanomachines2985]

I like how there's a strange focus on cicadas in the SCP universe. It's a unique gimmick

[@peachmelba1000]

Angler Fish as well

[@goldenking2046]

Possibly all cicada related scp phenomenon are manifestations of Imago

[@kendallchristoun]

Reminds me of a cryptic reference of Cicada 3301.

[@PurpleH4z3]

there has been references to cicadas since the illiada, sure its not common in the west since we dont see them here but they are part of the oriental culture, its not a unique gimmick

[@Synthmilk]

The Cicada sound has always unnerved me. I didn't grow up with cable TV so I wasn't aware of any cultural phenomena around them, so it's very strange how it seems everyone has a similar reaction to hearing them.

[@benimel3204]

I think its kinda wholesome to think that agent sterling's life may well have been saved by her dog. Mans best friend has a nack apparently for steering their partners away from sudden anomalous doom.

[@xetoegaming]

Truly a very good dog.

[@Lectrikfro]

The Twilight Zone had an episode where the man and his dog are walking down the road and the dog won't go thru a gate in the fence and the man won't leave the dog, and it turns out that was the gate to hell and both of them were dead the whole time.... Episode was titled "The Hunt"

[@galahad3195]

Hell Vietnam vets report their dogs would warn them about cables that were strung across the road at driver height. Saved a lot of guys from being guillotined while driving their jeeps.

[@SkylerLinux]

I wonder if it didn't properly affect the dog, and that her Dog was warning her away from the reality harm.

[@InternetGravedigger]

So this SCP specifically targets Foundation personnel... I guess the question is if it was designed that way, or if it has some intelligence of it's own and CHOOSES to do so. Either possibility is terrifying...

[@TheAsaoirc]

Could also be that they haven't found any survivors outside the foundation.

[@NerylaLouvel]

On the idea that it was designed.. There are 2 document read by the volgun years ago where they discuss SCP-001 and another one no one can seem to know what it is?... All I remember is that it's not spherical.

[@reececornhill8255]

I think its more that the only people they would be likely to get useful reports back from would be foundation personnel. Think of the incident report numbers, they were in the hundreds. Many people could have driven through the anomaly and came out the other side thinking it was a hallucination, or simply that they died in there and thus noone was around to report

[@Lectrikfro]

@@reececornhill8255 I think it's likely this (were the abandoned cars from civilians that did stop?) , or maybe foundation personnel are coming in contact with something that the anglerfish building is attracted to. Like a metaphorical blood in the water

[@InternetGravedigger]

@@reececornhill8255 If they've got hundreds of reports that are from Foundation personnel, I would think they would have found at least a couple civilian survivors over a similar time period...

[@amberkat8147]

This may be the first SCP entry to feature the words "ramming speed"

[@Reynevan100]

There are enough aquatic SCPs I feel certain these words appear in another article on the wiki. Possibly more than one :D

[@proph7543]

Given that ramming speed isn't a terribly specific term, or really used officially anywhere to my knowledge, this makes sense.

[@stuglife5514]

@@proph7543 Wdym by “isn’t used officially” as in within the foundation, or within real life in general? Because ramming speed was very much a thing at once. Ask all the T-34s that decided to just ram shit instead of using their 76.2mm guns 🤣

[@AnthonyThomas-mw9mw]

The Spirit of HMS Glowworm approves.

[@dbeast03]

Yeah ramming speed isn't exactly a common term in day to day life, but SCP isn't exactly aligned with our day to day life so I imagine it probably comes up in more in SCP than it could in real life context.

[@onewheeljoeswanson1780]

‘Keter’ and ‘uncontained’ are now two of my favourite words.

[@Fakheet]

*favorite last words

[@Igelme]

least* favourite words for me, every single KETER/UNCONTAINED scp is literally suffering from the main character syndrome.

[@crunchylettuce5446]

@gel mo A: Bro the point of keter/uncontained classification is the ability to have things that are potentially world ending and scare the shit out of the readers of the stories, AKA SCP articles, and B: All stories have a chance at suffering from the sort of critical self-absorption that leads to plot holes and other such reader inconveniences, and trust me, a lot of keter/uncontrolled SCP articles tend to attract that sort of thing. But not all. Only Siths deal in absolutes.

[@Igelme]

@@crunchylettuce5446 exactly the reason you're mentioning is why it's a shit trope that should be stopped. scp is not supposed to be forever powercreeping ideas to scare 15 year old atheistic chronically online kids. you can tell by the writing these ideas wanted to be scps before they were ideas. so these people sit down, and think about what could be a good, scary scp. end result is obviously something beastly, because a safe scp isn't scary right? so they copy paste all these "earth is done/everyone is in danger/the foundation is compromised/nothing can be done/time bomb" ideas with a mix of space horror (seldom supernatural, btw) and call it a scp. it's gets extremely tiring to read the foundation saying "it's over bro" over and over, specially when they mix in obviously edgy teenager shit. Point is, if something was created to be written (these keter/uncontained), then it's almost always not worth reading.

[@domd]

@@crunchylettuce5446 keter classification only means that its hard to contain, not that its necessarily dangerous

[@phillipmele8533]

If I had a dime for every time Volgun’s done a skip thematically related to anglerfish, I’d have two dimes. Which ain’t many, but it’s weird it’s happened twice.

[@jyesd752]

Cease your investigations

[@therope340]

And Cicadas

[@therope340]

Now you have a dollar+

[@tr1n1ty501]

when was the other anglerfish?

[@IasharKoranin]

@@tr1n1ty501 Lamplight.

[@TheBlackBrickStudios]

This is one of those rare SCPs in which the fact that it specifically targets the Foundation makes it ten times more terrifying. If it didn't have that caveat, it would just be a more convoluted SCP-973, but knowing that it targets Foundation personnel raises so many more disturbing questions that it elevates the whole concept.

[@nowaytoisop8776]

My guess is that it's an extradimensional SCP created by foundation members killed at that facility

[@fallentitan9811]

Now this is a good one. An SCP that specifically targets the Foundation, targets them when they’re alone or with just one or two others, in the dead of night. An anglerfish is a perfect description of it, but what’s haunting is that it’s an anglerfish out to hunt the Foundation. It knows what they think is safe, a bunker with search lights with no other life around. Smart. Too smart.

[@vffa]

Well, it probably targets the foundation. Maybe not and normal civilians tend to stop and die. No one would ever find out

[@autobotCRSHR]

Reminds me of Keteru Yamiko... SCP-835-JP

[@Echo_the_half_glitch]

Shhh, Keteru Yamiko doesn't exist.

[@reaper67309]

These models would look amazing as character portraits/species in the game Stellaris. Or especially as mods for monsters in games like Fallout and Skyrim!

[@SqueezeBakon]

funny enough I read "extradimensional" and instantly thought of stellaris

[@reaper67309]

@@SqueezeBakon something tells me they won't exactly be zenophiles

[@stevenhetzel6483]

WOULD THEY?

[@YaBoiKiryu]

It'd be great to see some SCP's put into a mod for Fallout 4.

[@Sweet.peach21]

You and TES have got me roped in every week and I’m NEVER disappointed! Thank you for the hard work you do for us! ❤ love this graphic as well, the movement freaked me out when I first noticed it 😂

[@Sweet.peach21]

Oh wow this one was a good one 😮

[@ozzymand1as]

TES?

[@rafaelmouer4206]

@@ozzymand1as The Exploring Series, goes over some of the longer SCP entries and explains the story and well as the connection some entries have to other SCPs

[@nibblrrr7124]

​@@ozzymand1as The Exploring Series does mostly free-form re-tellings/explanations/summaries on longer SCPs & tales. It's a very different approach from Volgun's immersive audio dramas, but I like both a lot.

[@jordonlees2]

TES doesn’t have that BUTTER voice tho

[@TheMidgarDemon]

So the interpretation that occurs to me is that this might actually be a....not benign, perhaps, but not hostile SCP. The thought I had with each description was that what was being witnessed was some distorted possible future that being drawn into SCP-6819-1 had prevented. That so long as you dodged the obstacles on the road, stayed in the car, kept going and did not go into the light, you would emerge okay. Shaken, scared, and confused, but okay. The other big questions this raises, the who, what, and why, I can only guess. The Foundation itself from a future point? Some weird echoing, boomerang effect resulting from too much exposure to too many SCPs? A test from some higher dimensional entity? Who knows? The fact that this sounds even half way plausible is what makes this a very good SCP. As always, The Volgun has done a phenomenal read of the entry. I look forward to the next.

[@Spade1350]

I like the theory that non-foundation members encounter it all the time, but a lack of experience with the anomalous causes them to fail to make it out and they just seem like random traffic accidents when they are found. And that maybe a few civs make it out but are afraid to ever tell the story, or maybe even don't believe it themselves.

[@The-Branch]

@@Spade1350 It says the driver has to be, or formerly be, employed by the Foundation for 6819 to occur. The only way civilians would see it is if they're a passenger of a Foundation employee.

[@Spade1350]

@@The-Branch Yeah, but that is just as far as they know. Under the circumstances I am describing, it would be possible that the Foundation wouldn't realize it was occurring to others. I also wonder if maybe it were only targetting Foundation members, if it could potentially target future members.

[@Unknown-hg4zo]

@@The-Branch I mean technically since someone wrote this it only effects foundation personal but it would be cool if it happened to everyone and the foundation was just ignorant of it do to it looking like evey day accidents or maybe the interdimentional force that caused it

[@Spade1350]

@@Unknown-hg4zo That is a solid argument, and I would agree the intent of the writer is clear here but if the Foundation had no evidence of it occurring to others, I have to assume they would write it up that way. Plus I think it would make for a pretty rad tale to have a case where some one who was in the process of being hired or considered was targetted, or a new hire mentioning this had happened to them before and the immediate "What did you just say" looks they would get for it. That being along the lines of it can target future applicants. Then you have a case where many fatal accidents of the past may have been people the Foundation would one day hire. The fact that it's unclear how they know only the Foundation is being targetted leaves that wiggle room in there for me. The Foundation can be arrogant at times.

[@johnarnold8485]

That retriever saved her ass, new standard foundation procedure, travel with a dog.

[@bucketofcalzones457]

The scp finale format seriously played to the tension on this one beautifully. We’re told at the start the containment procedures. Don’t slow down, don’t get out of your car, ram things down if you have to, stay on route. So when one passenger is about to break a rule they don’t know about, the other passengers intuition staying “don’t do the thing” is like they’re hearing me thinking at them to not do the thing. It’s great

[@dbat978]

This was a really refreshing Series 7. It feels right at home with some earlier stuff like Series 3 or 4, but not in a way that feels like a copy of those.

[@SutasSjet]

I'm curious what sort of damage would allow an agent to be interviewed this coherently and calmly but also lead to the Foundation choosing to pull the plug.

[@Xero_Kaiser]

Yeah, I assumed the agent was just a little banged up until that line dropped.

[@NerdyAngel1989]

There have been times when people are perfectly capable of talking to you but are only alive because of a machine. The damage was most like extensive if it was to the point where they weren’t even going to try to use any healing.

[@galahad3195]

Probably missing a lot of organs below the lungs.

[@maxwell120L55]

The human body is an amazing machine that will sometimes perish from the smallest wound, and at the same time be capable of surviving some truly nasty injuries, even if only temporarily.

[@Dom15929]

@PyroTurkhe still had a possibility to live

[@Nakon-nm5wi]

The delivery of the ending interview, specially the last lines was absolutely perfect

[@pallen2645]

This one seems most interesting to me because it only happens to people affiliated with SCP. Makes one wonder why. And the number of instances implied by the report numbers is staggering: it's an all-out assault on the Foundation. It seems like the appropriate play would be to deliberately trigger the event with D-Class and attempt to extract samples. Once the strength of the entities inside the anomaly can be judged maybe follow up with a 3-man task force and attempt a live capture.

[@SupersaiyanChristian]

I would speculate that the Foundation did attempt to use D-Class. It's their go-to for any exploration. For some reason it "targets" personal. It's somehow going around their usual methods.

[@pallen2645]

@@SupersaiyanChristian You would think so, but it wasn't mentioned one way or another.

[@Gkotzegien7]

@@pallen2645 Well the article stated that the driver needs to be current or former foundation personnel. Since d-class aren't employees they wouldn't activate it. They could have an agent drive around with a d-class as a passenger but there is no safe way to commence any operation. I mean if they just stopped and let the d class out of a car with a sample taking set i would assume the d class would turn out fine with nothing on them and the driver mauled almost to death

[@LilOleTinyMe]

No

[@th3oryO]

@@Gkotzegien7 there have been personnel who have been demoted to d-class (normally gross misconduct or error). Could technically work

[@Blooming.Grove1]

The models MOVE now!?!? That's so cool! Keep it up!

[@amadisdegaula1411]

The animation totally caught me off guard; such a talent and dedication display as always Volgun.

[@Nomadith]

I appreciate the competence of SCP employees seeing some fucked shit and then acting logically (i.e, gunning it to 130 after noticing 30 cars with no drivers). They may live in the SCP universe, but they're not going to die like horror movie characters.

[@RelativelyBest]

Reminds me of the one with the weird lighthouse on some mysterious island, where one of the researchers puts in a request to be transferred because she's the one person on the team who realizes that: "Yeah, this is totally the plot of a horror movie and we're all going to die if we stick around this place."

[@purplehaze2358]

I don't know why, but the imagery of a massive amount of empty cars endlessly honking at each other really stuck out to me.

[@noahschneider400]

EXCELLENT video this week. The logs made a relatively simple SCP very interesting. The interview was well done as well.

[@exile1412]

I got chills from this one. It left me contemplating-wondering why SCP 6819 only affected the SCP Foundation persons, and imagining the differing eerie phenomenon that led drivers astray. Also, the ending was great! Especially the analogy to an anglerfish. That was the cherry on top!

[@Chongyun..]

As a Midwest dude they just ask you to pull over make you walk up and down in a line and make you take a breathalyzer check

[@jwalster9412]

Am I the only one that likes this more than any other SCP KZbin channels/ articles?

[@PixlPixel]

6819 entity looking like he's waiting on a character select menu (jokes aside I was not expecting the art to move this time, awesome work Volgun)

[@forrestharper609]

I thought It was cyborg ninja mgs

[@hortensesquare6775]

Yes! A new Volgun video! Thank you for posting such amazing content :)

[@deathsdezine80]

Like an angler fish....those last words kinda creeped me out!!!

[@goatatfloat4317]

If I had a nickel for every time the Volgan did a Video on an extra dimensional anglerfish known for drawing in people who belong to a very specific subset of people I would have two nickels which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice

[@josemembreno3134]

what's the other one?

[@mrlaz9011]

@@josemembreno3134 5005 lamplight

[@josemembreno3134]

@@mrlaz9011 thank you!

[@eladriladri]

When he said "Like an anglerfish" I went like OH MY GOD IS THAT A LAMPLIGHT REFERENCE?

[@blobofdespair]

"Like an angler fish" absolutely gave me chills

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

Another Keter Class Yes! Headed to 1million my friend.

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

@PsychoTy I know right Ive been saying it since he hit 700k and now here we are at 800k .Its coming for sure.The Volgun rocks always awesome voice acting and top notch models.

[@abelbabel8484]

That's a killer closing line.

[@jadinbrock8199]

Hey, just wanted to say that I've been tuning in for a few years now and the quality of these readings has only improved. keep up the great work brother!

[@MapleBeeSticky]

been trying to find this video again after listening to it probably a year ago or so. The title made it so difficult to remember which one it was, but back at last!

[@samshapira8295]

Holy shit the moving model makes this so much creepier. Insane work.

[@ryansauchuk7290]

16:09 they're just standing there MENECINGLY!

[@zivens.2407]

This voice acting is so amazing. Thank you for so much hard work!

[@Mate397]

"They were standing there, MENACINGLY!"

[@ArisenMind]

My only problem with the Volguns audio logs is that there's ALWAYS a dude who sounds like a grizzled gravely thick voiced veteran. Not Every log has to have that.

[@cyborgzloth]

Hells yes! You've started to animate! I'm proud of you Volgun

[@ilikellanabear]

This may be one of my favorites yet! I hope they make a connection to some other SCP in the future. Amazing storytelling thank you for a little brain break while studying for finals!

[@zbee_]

Oh the animation of it's pretty neat! When they just roates sometime, of course that still shows off the model better, but it can can be more boring than when it looks more lifelike like this. Great job as always on the whole video, thanks!

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Woah! Not only is the model great but it also has animation, amazing work lad! Cheers from Brazil, keep up the good work :)

[@logandoty2346]

Containment procedures: just hit it with your car, if you can do a trick while doing it, record it and show it to us, It will be awsome

[@NearQuasar]

With scps like this I believe that is possible non-scp foundation employees can encounter them, but none survive to tell their story.

[@nibblrrr7124]

00:28 *Special Containment Procedures* 01:27 *Description* - 02:31 *Instances:* 03:14 - 04:59 - 07:12 - 09:13 - 11:14 13:26 *Interview* - 14:56 - 15:52 - 17:59 - 00:00 Title screen 00:11 *Introduction* 00:28 *SPECIAL CONTAINMENT PROCEDURES* 01:27 *DESCRIPTION* 02:31 prerequisites 03:14 INSTANCE # 056 04:11 bear 04:59 INSTANCE # 165 06:00 movement 06:40 reappearance 07:12 INSTANCE # 306 08:18 tail lights 09:13 INSTANCE # 398 09:58 discoloration 10:39 visible 11:14 INSTANCE # 434 12:15 wreckage 12:58 jolt 13:26 *INTERVIEW* 13:39 14:03 driving 14:56 building 15:52 figures 16:58 path 17:29 spotlights 17:59 feel 18:28 found 19:42 _CREDITS & SPECIAL THANK YOU_ 21:00 End screen

[@voyagereternal11]

good for you

[@daivonbarone8493]

I was driving while listening to this one. Glad I got home safe!

[@jordanholtz8130]

First off - I am ABSOLUTELY in love with the writing style and level of detail out into this SCP and will be actively seeking more of their writing! My one and ONLY criticism (which isn't a huge deal) is that a Prius doesn't have gears like a traditional manual/automatic transmision they have an ecvt (continuous variable transmission) system which dynamically adjusts based on several variables. They're essentially constantly making micro adjustments to the drive ratio the entire time you're give it gas to provide the highest efficiency. That's why they get the crazy gas mileage they do! Again, it really isn't a big deal. Just a piece of information I had on hand that stuck out to me. 😅

[@420damaris]

watching this while on an interstate for a road trip…such a sick experience omg!!😰😰

[@lingaustin2854]

Wonder what would happen if Dr. Gerald tried to drive through this thing…

[@ImNotThatOneDude]

This SCP just has its own quirky ways of making you drive safe ✨️✨️✨️

[@MartilloB]

Awesome presentation, really dramatic and well done. And I love the animated model as well!

[@phanngockhanhchi2971]

Cicadas noise is very comforting to me. since i lived in a tropical country, everytime i here cicadas noise, i know i am alone and can do whatever i can. It was very peaceful. But i read scps and uhh i no longer feel so

[@SereneSimian]

These models have been amazing but hard to believe they could get better, thanks for the content my man!

[@ghost_undead]

if its only affecting foundation personnel then containment isnt a big concern. all they have to do is avoid triggering the events as much as possible. it sounds like the more it happens the more creative the beings get trying to trick foundation personnel.

[@psinjo]

Lots of little things add up. The interview was really well done

[@riverfoster7404]

I love that this article features a foundation researcher transporting a live hog with no additional explanation

[@daniell1483]

I really liked the whole vibe this SCP article gave off. I wis there was more explanation as to why this place exists beyond presumably collecting victims. Still very good though.

[@squeethemog213]

Your performance in this was amazing. Awesome work man 😁

[@Gkotzegien7]

This made me feel weird. I mean i loved it but it creeped the hell out of me for some reason. What a great arricle

[@ZimMan2]

"Acczelerated" okay, to be serious, I felt my stomach drop when cicadas were mentioned. Not where it went obviously, but I do wonder if that choice of insect was intentional for longtime SCP readers.

[@lunarretroreads]

I feel like, at a certain point, the foundation has become like Batman in that I wonder how many anomalies come into existence simply because the foundation exists.

[@agingerbeard]

The quality of this channel cannot be overstated, thank you for sharing these 😃👍

[@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1]

Probably one of the best Series VII stories I've heard so far.

[@PriceMw123]

Magnificent ending and your delivery of the lines were amazing.

[@brooksy_]

i have to make sure i don’t look at the actual video too much because i read ahead of the voiceover and i want to enjoy them lmao

[@Wedgethe1st]

Wish this was longer, such a cool concept. Great vid as always

[@alexalmond6862]

Something about putting Foundation agents in cars specifically driven today really grounds this one, super cool

[@andrewtippman]

Whoa... great production and the end twist was well-played.

[@SharkDeschain]

Oh man, in a couple months when I start driving to work in the dark I just KNOW my brain one day is going to be like "hey remember that scp read by the Volgun that you listened to"?

[@coconutsmarties]

I hate it when my brain does that.. It's basically the reason I had to stop watching supernatural horror movies years ago now

[@werewolf1301]

This is a bloody good one. It has some great classic SCP world building and some really chilling scares.

[@3ftninja132]

Maybe the road is the Anomaly and the base/castle/bunker is an SCP Foundation Site... Affected memetically either intentionally or unintentionally, completely isolated for reason unknown, or no longer known.

[@mxm23adregalusandmore62]

"Shining through the dark and calling you closer... Like an anglerfish..." Man, i froze when i heard him say that.💀

[@chainsawsubtlety9828]

1. Highway 49 in Missouri. 2. Not many Elk, and no Moose, in Missouri. 3. A bear-like creature, eating-alive an elk/moose, in the middle of the road is intended to "incentivize" a driver to stop or get out...how?

[@elucidation3064]

These models keep getting better and better.

[@JandreLom]

Amazing job as always! And also like any good SCP there are no answers only question of what, how and why.

[@marcusblackwell2372]

Good thing this SCP only affects Foundation members

[@a15thcenturysuitofgothicarmor]

*Any SCP Document* *Mentions Cicadas* *Me* 👁👁 🫀

[@Blestyr]

And then the anglerfish....

[@GunkGoober]

Phenomenal, as always! Keep up the amazing work!

[@D1GTL-D1L3M4]

Im loving these newer articles!

[@MintySweetea]

Have you ever been driving down a highway when you find yourself in an extradimensional sectioan of road on which some unknown force attempts to block you? _That's what it's like to drive the new Ford eff-onefify_

[@TheColdZephyr]

This might be an oversight, or maybe I don't know too much about cars, but regarding the interview: the Toyota Prius doesn't have conventional gears at all, it's a continuously variable transmission. It has a 'B' setting for descending hills, but no second gear for ascending one.

[@mallow2902]

I was gonna mention this. I think the writer just didn't know much about cars and picked a Prius because he need a crappy car for the story.

[@FatherOfKittens]

Another outstanding video sir, your work never disappoints and has really fleshed out this unique world! Keep it up!

[@Zebulization]

I don't know how I would feel about being woken up from fatal injuries just to provide information to my job. If his condition was that hopeless, then they must have induced consciousness with a drug. "Hey man, you are on life support, but you aren't fixable. Before we pull the plug tomorrow, could you tell us what happened?"

[@TheGreatDiegini]

To me this channel is ear candy, just enjoyable

[@thatalbinofurry6855]

Note to Foundation directory - most if not all Foundation staff vehicles for standard transit should be reinforced in case ramming action should be taken.

[@heliveruscalion9124]

just to be nitpicky, when it says the bear's fur is dark enough to absorb light, that's how all matter works that isn't glowing, super dark stuff just absorbs an abnormal percentage of light (:

[@eb1695]

They were just standing there… menacingly

[@TheSuperPlayerify]

You ever get sucked into an instance of scp 6819? That's what it's like to drive a ford f150

[@tomayto70]

Would be cool if there was a log of a 3-man MTF attempting to infiltrate the building

[@LadyViscera]

Imagine escaping SCP-6819 only to immediately drive into 7034

[@executionflux91]

Why do I get a type of gang theme from the masked modal guys? "Ah see, it's one of them "Foundation" people fellas. Break their legs boys!"

[@Zthewise]

The fact this thing only seems to target SCP foundation members is what I find most interesting.

[@bigmateria2871]

9:53 " *from outside the vehicle* , her dog began to whimper *from the back seat* " Lol wut 🤔

[@DulfyBee]

The title of the video and descriptive language at the end makes me think the building is actually a massive organism, with the spotlights as bioluminescence and the door as its giant maw.

[@stumpy6167]

This idea is really interesting. The fact that this thing may be targeting SCP personal is really scary. It’s not to op ether which is always nice to see. And it’s also hilarious to me how some of the foundation members just kinda have a general of what not to do when in these scenarios.

[@geo5254]

Ok, I have a bit of a prejudice against SCPs greater than 4000, however there are some that are just so wonderful and fit right in with the others. Needless to say, this is one of them. The writing style reminds me a lot of the 3000s range in that it goes into a lot of detail and feels more like a book at times, but like, I love it.

[@Xiro1023]

Good lesson Doctor, phenomenal work 👏

[@khajiitwithwares7734]

Seems like angler fish are mentioned often in SCP documents