RS-9481 is a snowman made out of unmeltable snow and indestructible wood. RS-9481 has a top hat on its head and 3 buttons on its chest. Stating anything related to heat near RS-9481 will...

RS-9481, more commonly referred to as "Frosty" or "Snowman", is a neutral and ALPHA class Research Subject created by experiments conducted by Site Alpha Researchers. RS-9481 was a former installation personnel before being altered, all …

DESCRIPTION: SCP-9481 are a group of 3 anomalies located in an undisclosed desert area, similar to the ones from SCP-9622. They will all appear at random intervals at night when a car is exceeding a certain speed limit, which changes each encounter. But …

Benjamin Oliver Walker, otherwise known as D-9341, is the main protagonist of SCP — Containment Breach, a video game adaptation of the SCP Foundation. He is a disposable class personnel housed at an unspecified SCP Foundation site.

RS-9481 is contained within the Moderate Containment Zone in a forest-like area, where there is a little cabin as well as a workshop. There is also a mountain contained within the containment....

SCP-7481-1 is cleared for use in civilian applications, veiled and unveiled; Maximum allowable limit for civilians: 0.4g 2g per year; Maximum allowable limit for researchers 10g per year;

The SCP Directory is where all information and research is stored on each SCP contained at PATHOS-III. All research is provided by the Scientific Department through its research efforts. This...

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2022年10月22日 · SCP-4481 consists of a craft superficially resembling a NASA space shuttle, including the cockpit, one surviving engine, and the dorsal side of the fuselage; a large part of the ventral side is missing, apparently sheared away in a circular pattern at the molecular level.

2022年10月21日 · SCP-948 shows an anomalous healing effect, with physically injured subjects introduced to its lecture theatre healing if it discusses relevant medical procedures. This healing effect does not seem to be any more effective than traditional medicine, but can offer improvement when used in conjunction 1.