THIS IS INCREDIBLE!! | SCP-354 The Red Pool Reaction

[@Ofnir_Grabacr_]

My theory regarding this SCP is that it is omnipresent, it exists across all universes and connects all universes. The beings that emerge from the pool are creatures that the pool encounters in other universes and recreates them to serve its own purposes. The audio log in my opinion, is a log from another SCP Foundation from another universe. As the team crossed the dimensional threshold that separates their universe from the red planet they tried to transmit the data they had until in case they didn’t make it back. Because they use similar technology despite being from different universes our universe’s SCP Foundation received the transmission by mistake. The pool itself serves as a gateway, but it is also sentient, which is why a lot of the interviews suggest the pool has a will of its own.

[@brianbayot8347]

Gonna be honest, this is straight-up one of the coolest SCPs I've ever seen. I'm a big sucker for exploring entire worlds, and this was the first SCP I found that tickled such an itch.

[@xXHomerSimpsonXx]

You’ll love scp-093

[@bear_trap107]

You should listen to the creepypasta called "My Friend Has Been Living in an Alternate Reality" by Mr. Creepypasta. It's 4 hours long but I promise that it is a great listen. It's pretty much similar to the section where the people travel to the other side of the red pool.

[@Ozymandias2x]

@@xXHomerSimpsonXx Oh dude, SCP-093 is one of my favorites.

[@DubiousFIN]

Does 184?

[@sarafontanini7051]

fortunately there's quite a few that also do that such as c:

[@Giovith13]

I always took them not being on record as the log being from a team in another dimension. The data from the log was transmitted back to the wrong world. And the vast variety of creatures are from other worlds that also have a pool. Its like a liquid wormhole that bridges realities.

[@dashua1]

I just realized she hasn't done SCP-Abel yet...

[@shovknight3008]

I would recommend she does Scp Illustrateds video on him since thevulgons video doesent cover mobile task force Omega-7 for some reason

[@ElderonAnalas]

​@@shovknight3008 is the omega 7 stuff on the article itself? I thought those were set off in the tales section? Or, was it added after his video came out? Because I haven't really seen him do reuploads to fit article changes.

[@shovknight3008]

@@ElderonAnalas It’s linked in the main article but if there are seperate logs for the scp then thevolgun usually does them as well as you saw with the exploration log in this video. Idk I’m guessing either it was changed or he just only decided to start doing that after he made that video

[@TheArcSet]

Those 3 brothers ... .

[@reincarnatedtobuildaharem]

Nor Cain

[@steelgreyed]

There is a similar SCP done by Volgun that reminds me of this. "No Vacancy" and it is an extra-dimensional SCP that ONLY messes with SCP personnel, not local civvies. (that we know of) And it always targets one Person at a time, catching them on the freeway and looping them to EVENTUALLY pull off to a very specific motel, you just keep passing the same one over and over again till you pull off due to sleepiness The thing I adore about the SCP is it reads more like a "how to survive" tutorial, than a contained SCP, which it indeed is not, and quite literally everyone who's ever gone into the motel armed, never came out again, so its now a "keeping your wits" survival horror of the worst kind..... It is also a world explorer as most of the advice and tips are "If you see this, do this." as no two runs are ever exactly the same. The dossier is built off a "growing" number of people who survived, and quite a few who had a recording device linked to them in their car in the parking lot, which is the only thing ever found of those who fail to leave.

[@M3ga1nf3rn0]

I really like "No Vacancy". Honestly one of my favorites due to how it was written.

[@steelgreyed]

I agree. Most of the time there is so much scientific jargon attached, like we know what's up. So much authority, so much logical deduction. Here its "do not open the door with all the slurping noises. We don't know what's beyond the slurpy noises door but it killed everyone else who opened it...."

[@steelgreyed]

"Why do you not want to stay here?" Do not answer this if you want to live.....

[@Taygon45]

I love the No Vacancy SCP, it's just the right amount of liminal and scary, with reprieves between.

[@YoYoGuy544]

Yeah, I just listened to the No Vacancy one recently and it's already a favorite. I hope Alicia reacts to it. It probably wouldn't be for a while though cause it's not a super well known one.

[@owenkasaboski6902]

I assume they crossed dimensions and reentered a different universe. A different team from a different foundation. However, the fact that the information just appeared on a desk somewhere makes that answer far too simple.

[@АнуарЕсенжол-л2ю]

I think the most scary Scp is “I don’t recognise body’s in water”

[@collieharlly5732]

I do not recognize the body's in the water

[@JACEMRYJAW]

Part of what makes this SCP so interesting is that, when shit hits the fan during the mission log, we don't see it. We see the aftermath. Day 25 is us arriving at the wall and burning through it. Then, after corrupted data, we're suddenly at the end of day 38. A whole 13 DAYS OF DATA LOST! And they need to get back NOW! It plays off of your want to know more, and in some cases, the fear of the unknown. And the worst part? That whole mission might have just been a creation of the pool itself.

[@dr.arielfinch4316]

This one gets incredibly horrifying when you realize that at the end, the guy keeps insisting the pool is growing very slowly, and if it keeps doing that, red water could potentially evaporate and collect into the atmosphere. What happens next is supposed at in an EAS scenario video: *EAS Scenario | SCP-354 The Red Pool | Alert Containment Breach* Non-canon to the SCP itself, but it gives a good idea as to how the growth of the pool and its consequences could be handled. Also yes, 'Able' is Abel. As in *_Cain and Abel._*

[@ivanpetrov5255]

It is possible the liquid doesn't evaporate. The real horror is if it's growing, it could cover the whole planet.

[@Hollyclown]

This is just a door to the Iron Lung Universe.

[@kagato23]

Pokémon actually.

[@anusaukko6792]

@@kagato23 Fun in theory, until the supernatural sapient animals that casually defy most laws of physics and reality start throwing around moves capable of blowing up city blocks at a time. Lord have mercy when the 'biblically accurate legendaries' start coming through embodying concepts.

[@kagato23]

@@anusaukko6792 not fun in theory at all. Terrifying beyond comprehension. Also the humans over there seem to be comparatively sociopathic (children left in the wild with these things and an entire slavery/fighting with unwilling sentient creatures system upheld) and harder to kill (the repeated electrocution and pyrotechnics of human flesh and team rocket blasting off again). So they’ll probably be a problem as well.

[@thenecessaryevil2634]

volgun, the exploring series , scp illustrated and doctor bob are my go to's for scp content. Each tells it differently enough to make the same scp interesting.

[@M3ga1nf3rn0]

Just as a little note here this specific scp was originally posted in January of 2009...I forget when RWBY came out but I'm pretty positive this came first...

[@MaskedHopper]

RWBY came out in 2013, but the whole Grimm spawn from pools came out in 2016. Plus it wasn't planned as much as people in the RWBY fandom think the show is.

[@sarafontanini7051]

@@MaskedHopper it should also be noted the description of the second beast didn't match an Ursa, as it was desrcibed as a giant echidna while Ursas are, well, bears

[@nimbusws2566]

@@sarafontanini7051yeah they only described it as bear *sized*

[@proganerxdave6720]

I like how she compared the Red pool to the Grimm pools I never once thought to compare the two. Now I want a Scp Rwby fanfic lol

[@sarafontanini7051]

its possible that its not that the pool somehow erased the records of the exploration team, but rather the exploration team are from a different universe entirely, suggesting the pool extends to MULTIPLE realities. I could be wrong of course. The fact the it could jsut make everyone PSYCHICALLY SCARED to the point of dessertion does imply it can affect minds so it MIGHT be capable of erasing memories of the exploration team if they are native to this world.

[@Neutral_Tired]

A couple of notes: I think the redacted creature that emerged from the pool is still alive and may have joined the SCP team. At the very least, I think it's the redacted SCP they wanted to bring with them in the drill/sub. It seems like the exploration team found a 2nd barrier in the black grass area, got through, then McArthur was hurt by something that lead them to decide going through was a mistake, so they turned back through the 2nd barrier, which is where the log picks up on day 39.

[@TheArcSet]

When it gets to extra -dimensional SCP, few things beat a sack of potatoes. ;) Thanks for this.

[@JoshSweetvale]

If you've got a giant pile of food And nobody else can bite it, Maybe you can hire: The Ate team!

[@KeroHiro-Lil]

Then the Kool Aid man comes out of the water to then fight in a MFA-style brawl with bootleg kool aid mascots!! The foundation would make millions on selling it as a show

[@goldgaurdian1959]

At 17:21, when they talk about the names of the people on the submarine. A lot of those people sound like references to red vs blue. Agent turquoise = agent Carolina, Chris "Simmons", and Leroy "tucker". Also the "whoop de freaking doo". I thought this was interesting because earlier in the video there was talk of how the creator of RWBY potentially used this to inspire their Grimm.

[@Kriosaivak]

With all the RT talk, them going through one wall just to find another right behind it really reminded me of the “Where There’s a Will There’s a Wall” miniseries, though that’s a bit of a stretch.

[@arnaudmenard5114]

Everyone has their own favourite, for me, my favourite SCP channel is Eastsideshow, the guy has a smooth southern drawl, coupled with just the right cheap mic effect to do the best immersive research logs! And my favourite SCP is still the Pandimensional vending machine.

[@harrymorris2361]

Okay, has she done SCP-093 [Red Sea Object] yet, it’s definitely one of the best ones!

[@Capum5]

The Red Pool is always a fun SCP to think about. I love the exploration log, but I don't know if it's ever expanded upon in more tales, I should check. Also RIP Northern Canada. I'll toss out SCP-2935 "O' Death" and SCP-3935 "This Thing A Quiet Madness Made" as suggestions, as those tie for my favorite SCP overall. Just really good reads, I especially enjoy The Exploring Series' videos on those. Anyway, thanks for the video!

[@rowdeemunkee]

So glad Monty gets his props still. That man had the potential to be the next Kojima. So much talent and a promising career ahead of him. Damn shame

[@KittysInu]

10:38 this is the Watcher from Lord of the Rings. It was a big octopus in the movie, but in the book its identically described as a creature who mostly stayed under the water other than its tentacles. It also disappeared under the water never to return after receiving a hail of arrows, like the SCP one does after receiving a hail of bullets.

[@kongfeet81]

the lore of this one is really interesting

[@Icyangel10]

Red pool is one of my favorites for some reason, glad to have found your reaction yesterday

[@omargrand55]

yeeeeeessss, one of my favorite scps

[@noahweathers4408]

If you haven’t looked into it, SCP-999 is ADORABLE. Very friendly, and cares for everybody.

[@Ergand]

This was one of the earliest SCPS I read, and it remains one of my favorites alongside the Lord Blackwood Tales.

[@colinfraser7150]

I was so invested in this one then the "pondering" fucking got me. Nicely done young lady.

[@bluesjay6121]

Literally shouted YEEES cuz this is my favorite!!!!

[@brotherkhrayn3525]

One of my favorite SCP’s, of all time

[@collieharlly5732]

"The things doctor bright is not allowed to do at the foundation" is a fun video

[@collieharlly5732]

By shirky or Mr. illustrated

[@peterondrus7065]

Touching children is one of those things

[@Laxhoop]

SCP 009 is one of my favorites due to its simplicity, and the unmitigated danger it represents.

[@amikeidran5289]

Hey Alicia! I discovered you and your content just about a week ago and have been loving it. It’s been an emotional roller coaster learning about your past job as an announcer, to battling then beating cancer (huge congrats by the way!) Just wanted to say that I adore your humor and look forward to watching more of your content. Keep up the amazing work, and have a wonderful day!

[@dylandreisbach1986]

The red pool is a great one. I love the ones that are long stories and journey logs.

[@videomaestro9566]

About time this one is reacted to, easily one of the CRAZIEST because of what it does and who has to be called in

[@arthurmeric6512]

For more exploration logs and stuff, you should react to SCP 093 "Red Sea Object" and SCP 3333 "The Tower". First though, it would be good if you reacted to (or at least took a quick look at) the more "Important" SCPs, as in "those that appear in several other SCPs and that every SCP enthusiast is expected to know about". You've seen a good portion of those already (the Statue, the Lizard, the Shy Guy, the Plague Doctor, the Mask, the Old Man, the Flesh that Hates, Anantashesha, the lake where YOU DO NOT RECOGNIZE THE BODIES IN THE WATER, and our dear 999), but you're still missing a few : * SCP 008 "Zombie Plague" * SCP 055 " [unknown] " * SCP 082 "Fernand the Cannibal" (you can check the animated series "Confinement" for that one) * SCP 085 "Hand-drawn Cassy" * SCP 169 "The Leviathan" * SCP 343 "God" * SCP 426 "I am a Toaster" (that one is funny) * SCP 447 "Ball of Green Slime" * SCP 500 "Panacea" * SCP 914 "The Clockworks" (that one has a LOT of interesting testing logs) * SCP 993 "Bobble the Clown" * SCP 1000 "Bigfoot" (A.K.A "The Children of the Night") * SCP 1867 "A Gentleman" (the great adventurer "Lord Theodore Thomas Blackwood") * SCP 2000 "Deux Ex Machina" * SCP 4000 "TABOO" [TASK FORCE OMEGA 7 "Pandora's Box"] : SCP 073 "Cain" + SCP 076 "Able" + SCP 105 "Iris" [THE CLEF-KONDRAKI INCIDENT (that whole event is awesome and quite important in the SCP lore)] : SCP 239 "The Witch Child" [DR. JACK BRIGHT & HIS FAMILY] : SCP 321 "Child of Man" + SCP 590 "He feels your pain" (that one is sad) + SCP 963 "Immortality" [THE SCARLET KING] : SCP 231 "Special Personnel Requirements" ( ! WARNING ! That one is DARK and involve children (it's the one with the 'Montauk 110' procedure ; still, it's a pretty important part of the SCP Universe)) + SCP 2317 "A Door to Another World" + SCP 4231 "The Montauk House" (pretty dark too) [THE HANGED KING & THE CITY OF ALAGADDA] : SCP 701 "The Hanged King's Tragedy" + SCP 2264 "In the Court of Alagadda" [THE CHURCH OF THE BROKEN GOD & THE SARKITES] : SCP 217 "The Clockwork Virus" + SCP 882 "A Machine" + SCP 2075 "The Way of All Flesh" + SCP 2480 "An Unfinished Ritual" + SCP 2481 "Kill the Suns" + SCP 3989 "The Bone Orchard" + SCP 4036 "The Republic" + SCP 5001 "Sacrosanct" [THE DAEVITE EMPIRE] : SCP 140 "An Incomplete Chronicle" + SCP 392 "A Plant Now Found in Site-103, and Formerly Found in the Households of Nobility" + SCP 4008 "Wormwood" + SCP 6140 "The True Empire" + SCP 8140 "Burial Goods" Once you're more 'experienced' with the SCP Universe, I recommend you check the following long articles (they're fun) : * SCP 1730 "What Happened to Site-13?" * SCP 4010 "Attempt to Look at What We Accomplished" * SCP 5000 "Why" * SCP 6000 "The Serpent, the Moose, and the Wanderer's Library" * SCP 6001 "Avalon" And then some really big stuff : [KAKTUSVERSE] SCP 4812 "Wrath" + SCP 4840 "The Demon Lancelot and the Flying City of Audapaupadopolis" + SCP 6666 "The Demon Hector and the Dread Titania" + SCP 6765 "The Demon Ogier & the Bleeding Throne of Malidraug" [REDTAPE] SCP 001 "Memento Mori" + SCP 001 "Amoni-Ram" + SCP 001 "Mamjul & Korar" + SCP 5549 "Second Sin" + SCP 7545 "The Dying of the Wolf" [ADMONITION] SCP 6682 "Termination Attempt" + SCP 6747 "Chaos Theory" + SCP 6659 "Metagnostic" + SCP 6488 "8th Commandment" + SCP 6183 "Blackbox" + SCP 7243 "Existential Abatement" I'm sure I forgot some, but let's not be TOO nitpicky.

[@arthurmeric6512]

Please like this comment so that Alicia can see this list. It should be pretty useful for her, I think.

[@samwallaceart288]

Where is this list on the SCP wiki? I swear I always look for "what are the actual important ones to read first" but no one gives a straight answer

[@arthurmeric6512]

@@samwallaceart288 It's not an official list, I just made it based on my personal experience (and biases).

[@jaxcraft2848]

*Bill Cipher emerges from the pool* OH SHIT! 17:37: GRAVITY FALLS! XD

[@Random_Tech-Priest]

Some scps you should look at are: scp 2006 too spooky, scp 507 Reluctant Dimension Hopper and scp 193 an old castaway and scp 1230 a hero is born.

[@Randomizer903]

7819 - no vacancy that SCP has become one of my new favourites. a recent one that invokes the feelings of a classic entry. it's VERY creepy. No jumpsacres, just thoroughly unsettling. Volgun also does a slightly different style that gives you more to work with.

[@Kriosaivak]

“Abel liked fighting it, maybe we should set up a hotline.” Yeah, he might like it, but I’m sure Iris doesn’t, poor girl, lol.

[@jaxcraft2848]

I'm trying to finish binging the SCP playlist and now there's a new one. Noooo! 😭 Edit: YES! Finally caught up with the SCP playlist!

[@Ly_7838]

It can't be that hard to finish....I think...

[@klis5552]

Why would you watch it if it's hard to watch?

[@jaxcraft2848]

@@klis5552 I was curious. I wanted to see what the whole SCP craze was about.

[@zanielgaming4296]

I forgot originally when watching this live, but I just remembered that the lack of records is probably suggesting the crew jumped to a third dimension which is why the info was missing

[@hyliangamer1707]

To add the section of red from the red pool, I suggest taking a look at the Vita Carnis (Latin for Living Meat) playlist.

[@MaskedHopper]

Yes

[@hyliangamer1707]

@@MaskedHopper I honestly felt so uneasy from it but damn it is too good to not look away.

[@Geekguru14]

Ohhhh Bag of potatoes has a wonderful exportation log! Especially from Volgun

[@jameshunt9208]

This is one of my favorites.

[@fivegears]

6:45 As for shows inspired by or borrowing from the SCP wiki, I was really surprised that "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency" had heavy influences. Hell, Max Landis, the head screenwriter, wrote SCP-2137 (the Volgun has a reading of that one, too). Old school geek and I was worried about the TV show, and it departed wildly from the books. Bringing in a clandestine organization to try and reel in the weird shit that happens in Dirk's wake fits. The show was a blast.

[@MattieD]

I really hope you check out "The Crooked Man" one of these days, its a fantastic SCP bundled with a story very similar to this, haunting and descriptive, and downright spooky. Ty for more SCP reactions, they are amazing!

[@DarkMephiles]

The reason why everyone in Canada lives right on the border. Because there's some scary stuff up north. Like SCP-882. Please react to that one.

[@caninecorpse7244]

Alicia: he was just PONDering. Guards restrain her

[@numinous123]

There's an update to this story where they actually go INTO the pool.... and they find.... stuff.

[@Aknaught92]

I gotta recommend my favorite SCP 3935 This Thing a Quiet Madness Made. Volgun has a video on it. It's trippy and unnerving and Volgun's voice acting is peak in it.

[@RolandOnnaRiver]

I feel like the onsite nuke going off probably churned, evaporated, split, or otherwise agitated the pool orders of magnitude more than activating the pump would have.

[@antimarmite]

I highly recommend Ethics Committee Orientation, it does a great job of explaining the SCP Foundation's outlook.

[@judegutierrez1573]

Its all fun and games with this scp till your short a sibling, great video, this scp spooky as hell

[@kusaramanohito]

scp 7034 endless highway, is another journal personal experience type video I personally (morbidly) enjoy.

[@ThornMu]

In the novel Pandora's Star there is a world with carnivorous grass.

[@SaintBigfoot]

I have five suggestions from the Volgun, each is gripping and eldritch in their own way though some are longer than the others. SCP-7450: L is for Lamentations SCP-4246: Dreams of the Firstborn SCP-4431: Bleeding Beneath Antartica SCP-5005: Lamplight SCP-3935: The Thing a Quiet Madness Made

[@madnimrod2489]

Oooh man, would love to see this lady react to Daleport. As fun as 1730 would be, that one probably gotta wait for a subathon. XD

[@Ly_7838]

Izza Magic Kool-Aid Pool

[@Neutral_Tired]

There's a very real precedent at the foundation for psychic influences and mind control, and yet the interviewer didn't believe the guy when he told him about it.

[@bromodragone8405]

I had this idea for a SCP tv show (or streaming show). Maybe Alicia can have a vocal cameo.

[@miep3934]

On the subject of the man gunned down coming out of the red pool. At the same time, that is regrettable. Still, the foundation has dealt with enough shit that looks innocuous but is terrifying and dangerous to be at least understandable, if not justified in its action. He came out of a weird pool that spits out monsters on the regular.

[@mbstar_35]

Mr. Illustrator’s video on “What Happened to Site 13” is a must.

[@grimzagdoes...4716]

Oh heck, I completely forgot that Pandora's box was the Anomalous Task force.

[@fie8769]

It may be a bit early, but you might enjoy SCP 001 Tufto's Proposal of the Scarlet King. It's also on Volgun's channel, but it requires other SCPs for the context of its scope. Still a great entry tho if you liked the journalling aspect

[@BlackHole22410]

I did NOT remember this SCP having this much aura🙏🙏🙏

[@sarafontanini7051]

if you like more SCPS involving an exploration log of some sort or another, I HIGHLY recommend SCP 1861, SCP 1555, SCP 455, SCP 1936 (to an extent) and SCP 1730

[@miep3934]

Hey Alicia. If you like the Log style of SCP I recommend Bleeding beneath Antarctica and House of the Worm, both by Volgun

[@primordialsun]

Thought this was gonna be Red Ice for the first few minutes. Another cool, yet terryfing scp

[@Ironclad_Liver]

People here hopin she reacts to other SCPs, im here waiting for her to react to the different MTFs by the illustrated

[@DAFORCEFilms]

Should do SCP-2137, the Forensic Ghost of Tupac Shakur. That’s one of Volgun’s best.

[@ryanlorenzo5003]

If you want to figure out the Foundation's MTF that has to deal with things beyond human comprehension the channel "SCP Illustrated" has you covered alongside original art. Although his original MTF video is dated and is more of a general overview of what they are along with a list of SCPs they were involved with, their yt shorts actually describe what it's like to be part of the MTF proper.

[@samwallaceart288]

Next do SCP-7034 "Ærials", a dimension-glitch that accounts for thousands of highway disappearances

[@VampireDream102]

Should check out Exploring the SCP Foundation: SCP-3812 - A Voice Behind Me by The Exploring Series. Its one of my favorites.

[@steel8231]

The best parts are the ones that are missing, really makes you wonder what the hell happened.

[@uzimakiking]

series 1 scps were written from like 2007-2011

[@michaelarroyo01]

Gonna suggest watching Angel Hare. It’s a great analog series

[@serPomiz]

it's in the future. jurassic park wasn't "old" by the time this scp was written, and ironically enough, the newer one makes is slide even further

[@EndlessInfinity1]

There's an EAS warning for the red pool that's really well done and I suggest checking it out!

[@coltoncole6857]

For a second, I thought that planet they were on is a living creature.

[@entraumbra5543]

Can't wait for her to do SCP 2764 - Eldritch Antarctica.

[@garygindlesberger2698]

And you even went with the creepy sounding guy

[@kellerweskier7214]

if you like stories that fuck with sense of time and place, then you want SCP-1351

[@voidlords6012]

She should watch the scp: sedition tapes It's amazing because it looks so realistic

[@camplays487]

top 3 for me, thanks for checking it out & hope you enjoyed.

[@wcapewell3089]

Now take a shot for everytime the narrator said "354"... Actually, dont do that, you'll probably die within the first minute.

[@evanrose96]

Great reaction. I’m sure you get swarmed by SCP recommendations but I’d like to recommend SCP-2395 “O, Death”

[@SymmbolZS]

You should check out Mr.ILLUSTRATED's animatic about this scp.. Its a 2 part series about adventuring into the scp, it gives a lot of good visuals

[@nieralyte6531]

an scp a day keeps the volgun at bay

[@siblingstrytoplaynice-comm9029]

So, does this mean that this scp is more like a portal to one specific dimension? But to go back through it, it isn’t a dimensional portal set between only are dimensions, but anchored in one, connected to infinite. So the crew came back, probably died on the way back, this data was that was recovered. This data is from a different reality parallel to our own, to another world with their own SCP foundation, who decided to go through with testing. Maybe a reference to the games, with the whole containment breach statement. Not entirely sure what the coffee would of been referencing.

[@-Offstar]

So SCP-354 is a bridge between universes or plains of existence it connects an unknown number of them together through that world they went to in the mission. And in many universes there is a Earth with a SCP Foundation. What happened wasn't that they sent a mission and all the information regarding the people was erased from their database. Instead what happened was another SCP Foundation in a different universe sent a mission through their pool and the logs from that mission was broadcast into their database. The pool is sentient and wants to expand and grow which is why it kept sending stuff through, the SCP Foundation was attempting to contain it which limited it's growth so it sent more and more dangerous things through to free itself. As for what it's purpose and intent is is unknown. All we know is it wants to grow, and will do whatever it takes to grow.

[@joshz.7909]

I knew about the sap but I didn't know it was where I live...

[@leviames1842]

Dr bob, therubber, and scp explained has great videos too. You don't HAVE to, but they're still entertaining to say the least.

[@heavenlyNoomba]

i can't wait alicia watches a scp 001 like The Ouroboros Cycle or The Scarlet King

[@MaskedHopper]

Honestly I don't think rwby's grimm was inspired by it as SCP wasn't as mainstream until later 2010s. It was still pretty obscure by the time the Grimm come from darkness pools came out in the show.

[@lonesavior]

They are also just...not very extreme of an idea. Red pools that evil animalistic monsters come out of.

[@christiedt9818]

2-999 was 2007-2011 Also do 3241. It's a fun bit of writing poking at a constant issue scp writers have had over the years.

[@Kurosakio]

My comment for the algorithm is this: I am sorry for recommending Anantashesha, but i'm glad you're still enjoying the SCP universe.

[@LostInTheOdyssey]

I really hope you watch the SCP Sedition tapes, that would be so fun! My favourite was SCP 035's

[@deathwater9993]

Scp-093 is my favorite scp and I want to see your reaction to it! Although it might be too long to react to

[@freegamer707]

scp 001 when day breaks by scp explained