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ТОП 10 КОГО-ЧЕГО-ТО ТАМ - [МЕГА ВЫПУСК] ТОП 20 SCP

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List of SCP Phenomena (with key “scientific” traits)

  • SCP-294 “coffee machine”

    • Can reproduce any liquid written on its panel (implied matter/replication capability).
    • Cups are extremely durable—can withstand pouring lava.
  • SCP-131 “eyedroppers”

    • Creatures run in pairs.
    • Do not need food or sleep, do not poop, and do not blink (biological exceptions).
    • Rapid movement; described as safe for humans.
    • Communicate with squeaks.
  • SCP-184 “architect”

    • Can change the size of a room without changing the size of the building itself (space/geometry manipulation).
    • Can create new rooms and furniture.
    • Construction causes interference/contamination where wooden books and a glass sofa begin to appear (anomaly side effects).
  • SCP-185 “radio station”

    • Cracks all encryption methods (breaks information security).
    • Has a huge transmission range.
    • Can pick up radio waves from past years (time-spanning signal reception).
    • Stated as safe.
  • SCP-280 “eyes in the dark”

    • Can be material and intangible.
    • Moves slowly through the air and hunts people.
    • Superhuman strength, can crumple metal, and can wait for victims (predatory survival behavior).
  • SCP-312 “atmospheric Medusa”

    • Cloud-like jellyfish in the sky.
    • Predates large mammals, especially people.
    • Can survive without food for long periods.
    • Listed with an Euclidean class label, though described as an aerial hunter.
  • SCP-409 “infectious crystal”

    • Any object except granite can be turned into crystal.
    • Converted objects eventually explode into pieces (infectious transformation/crystallization catastrophe).
  • SCP-497 “shell” / “scream-maker”

    • Makes sounds resembling human screams.
    • Can materialize dead or unconscious people.
    • Can absorb people who listen for an unknown duration (audio-induced summoning/entrapment).
  • SCP-680 “2 tenacious reptile”

    • Evil lizard(s) that hate living things.
    • Feeds on “everything possible” (broad diet).
    • High regeneration; attempted/attempting escapes.
    • Intelligent and can speak.
  • SCP-309 “stuffed toy” (inside-out)

    • An inside-out toy that can turn any living creature inside out upon contact, without killing it (reversible/transformative biology).
  • SCP-75 “caustic snail”

    • Large snail with a muscular leg (approx. 860 kg).
    • Kept in a dry room.
    • When dehydrated, it hibernates.
    • Hunts by grabbing with a paw and secreting a highly caustic alkaline substance (chemical weapon/extreme alkalinity).
  • SCP-49 “plague doctor”

    • Plague-doctor-masked humanoid.
    • Makes contact with Foundation employees without issue.
    • Kills people believed to have plague.
    • Capable of speaking many languages.
    • Uses an epidemiology/disease theme (selection based on perceived infection).
  • SCP-101 “hunger bag”

    • A bag of unspecified size containing a human race and language (implies storage of people/culture or information).
    • ICT class.
  • SCP-111 “snail fight”

    • Snails that can breathe fire.
    • Make sounds audible to humans.
    • Can become attached to humans and are described as safe.
  • SCP-106 “old man”

    • Touch causes decomposition and destruction of everything.
    • Has a pocket dimension where it drags people (space-time pocket/containment phenomenon).
  • SCP-162 “prickly lump”

    • A large lump made of knives, scissors, hooks, etc.
    • Can influence minds to create a strong urge to touch.
    • If touched, the target instantly clings to sharp objects, leading to bleeding to death (psychological compulsion + physical hazard).
  • SCP-151 “painting”

    • An oil painting that depicts drowning as though liquid appears.
    • Water then appears in the viewer’s lungs from nowhere (visual-contagion/transmutation affecting physiology).
  • SCP-173 “sculpture”

    • Concrete sculpture with a face painted on it (spray-painted).
    • Attacks/wrangles those who do not maintain direct eye contact.
    • The “camera must be constantly removed” because it produces bloody fecal deposits (observation interacts with behavior; observational contingency).
  • SCP-96 “modest”

    • Humanoid: calm in normal state; covers its face with hands.
    • When someone sees its face, it experiences severe stress and seeks to destroy the one who saw it (visual perception → aggression trigger).
  • SCP-127 “living weapon” (machine gun / MP5K)

    • A machine gun described as a “living weapon.”
    • MP5K is stated as safe for humans.
    • Has steel shell and organic insides.
    • Shoots with its teeth.
    • Magazine not detachable.
    • Explicitly not capable of producing offspring (biological reproduction denied).

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