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Maybe it's just me, but I'm getting really bored of all these unkillable for no real reason humanoids. I just don't see the point. I mean, if most of them are as ignorant as they appear to be, just load the lot of them into a rocket and launch them into space. Or let them step into the wading pool when it's set for outer space.
I don't like it for the same reasons, but it's interesting and written well enough.
Wow you have created a demented version of Firefox. Chrome 4 lyfe now.
I actually like the extra stuff on this one. Very good story, although I still can't quite grasp who or what she is, although I feel if I knew 50's culture better I would….
Also, I love the reference to the "Second Son"
Fox? Possibly some form of Kitsune?
that's the real problem with redacting information, those of us on the outside get all confused.
I guess the article got better over time, as this is no longer an issue.
I am planning on taking this SCP and punching it up a bit. Would people prefer if I decommission it, store it for later referral, or just overwrite? Or maybe I should just write a whole new SCP instead.
Have replaced with the new version. May revert. Ducks, can you tell me what you liked about the old version more? I want to incorporate those aspects if I can.
In the old version, I liked the part about how the SCP was attempting to become a human, by taking the principle of you are what you eat literally. And so very close to succeeding at it.
Also, I liked the higher-up who was sympathetic, but was possibly unbalanced, senile, and compromised.
I really liked this report, especially since I have an interest in Kitsune, which seem to be related.
In fact, I was going to write a SCP about one, but this is very good.
This is really creepy. An awesome twist of what a lot of people think of as a 'cute' idea (kitsune - I know she's not technically one, but it's still strongly reminiscent of that) into something utterly disturbing.
Not exactly. It's more of a direct take on the Korean kumiho (or is it gumiho? I've seen both), which is similar but very very VERY VERY HOSTILE.
Hi, there, TVTropes :) How are you doing? Shoutout to Goggle Fox and Tzetze over at teh 4445.
(If you don't understand this post, ignore it. It's not for you :) )
Yo yo yo, backing that up, g. Imma let you finish Clef, but 343 is the greatest reality Bender of all time. of all time!
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Long, long overdue, and it's probably not worth me responding, but putting this out there for anyone who stumbles across the discussion and wonders what the hell happened:
Back in 2009, a tvtropes user by the name of Goggle Fox posted in a forum thread about this SCP and how they disliked it. They thought that the Foundation should have killed it by now, and came up with an explanation as to how they would go about doing so.
Unfortunately, the idea centred around a blatant self-insert of Goggle Fox, who was both a senior researcher, an SCP (who was given everything she wanted) and a kitsune (not a kumiho), effortlessly overpowering and killing SCP-953 in some sort of magical duel. It was all terrible, and the character Goggle Fox proposed would have been decommissioned faster than you can blink if it was posted on the main list.
Clef and Bright had caught wind of this, and logged on to tvtropes to set the record straight: Clef to explain his thought process in the design of his version of SCP-953, and Bright to explain why this was a terrible, terrible idea. Goggle Fox got all angry and defensive, and claimed that that they were lying about who they were. As a result, Clef and Bright made the above comments in the discussion here to prove their credentials. This led to a couple of other senior staff here heading over to tvtropes for a quick bit of discussion with the users there, including Gears. I can't remember what exactly Tzetze had to do with this other than being another tvtropes user, but the thread has been lost to the depths of time.
As a TVT user myself, I can attest to the terribadness of many people on there.
Okay, I elaborated. And the article is pretty interesting; it seems that 953 is closer to the mythological definition of a kumiho than we thought. The main difference is obviously 953's hatred of furries.
Its Furry (and Otaku) hating get touched on a lot, so let me elaborate further.
Imagine that a couple of centuries ago, you were the terror of an entire people. You were feared, hated, and also respected. You were whispered of in the night to scare children. You were close to a god.
Times pass, and times change. You decide to take a moment to walk among humans for a bit. You find out about something called the internet. You decide, as many people do, to google yourself.
The first thing you see is art of two of you [REDACTED]. You have become a sexual fetish. Not only that, you are stereotyped as being hyper, cute, oversexualized, and airheaded. You are a joke.
Urge to kill… rising.
953: "What's this 'Internet' thing?"
TWO MINUTES LATER
953: "Humanity was a mistake. TO THE FURRY CONVENTION AND/OR AMMUNITIONS SUPPLY STORE! MWAHAHA!"
Clef, there is a great wrong that needs to be righted, and it is called Kumiho Slash. If she's Keter, and she certainly looks Keter, then she should be just Keter.
May I ask why a Keter level SCP with a history of violence and escapes is being kept at a minimum security facility?
-reads the article again-
Good point. Good behavior/transmorphism or not, you'd think tossing her into a higher security cell would stop escape attempts.
Secure facilities location page thing: "Site-17: A minimum-security site housing human SCPs of low or mild threat."
