Featured SCP Archive III - 201 through 300
scl.png

These features are selected by participants in the staff Critique Team's Mentorship Flights, to acknowledge the time and effort spent during this critique training/learning process. More information on the Flights system can be found on this page.

If you are interested in signing up for a Flight, please visit the Ideas Critique forum and look for a post at the top of the thread listing titled, "Want to earn Greenlighting Privileges and/or choose next month's front-page features?".

In the event that no Flights are run for a given month, due to consideration for vacation seasons, exam sessions, ongoing contests, or other circumstances, staff will select the feature. Additionally, winners of sitewide contests often receive front-page feature slots as prizes; these special features are given the "prize-feature" tag.

230. SCP-7875 (by DrRevan): Catching a Case of the Normals [Featured by DrRevan]

  • Should an SCP-7875-a instance be left untreated, or otherwise succumbs to their infection, SCP-7875 will completely dematerialize the infected subject.

229. SCP-821 (by Queerious and Uncle Nicolini): Dixie Fun Faire [SCP-9000 CON third place prize feature, requested by Queerious ]

  • Throughout the fairground's later years of operation, maintenance and daily tasks were performed by automatons, both humanoid and non-humanoid, designated SCP-821-1.

228. SCP-9100 (by Jezixo): DAYDREAM [SCP-9000 CON second place prize feature, requested by Croquembouche, PandoraNuker, and S D Locke]

  • The committee requests you determine how actions at the Minor Anomalies Unit at Site-86 led to the expenditure of $890 million in Foundation emergency funds and $1.9 billion in estimated losses.

227. SCP-9000 (by J Dune): The Trench [SCP-9000 CON first place prize feature, requested by J Dune]

  • SCP-9000 is the collective designation for an extradimensional space and the facility it was built to house — Detention Center Tri-1, a penal complex maintained by the SCP Foundation.

226. SCP-8274 (by iammuffin): The Monarch Butterfly [Featured by Uncle Nicolini and wackdog]

  • SCP-8274-B is a physically impossible cavernous structure located at Site-39.

225. SCP-8597 (by PlaguePJP and J Dune): your month, your guy [Featured by PlaguePJP and OminousEgg]

  • For an SCP-8597-1 instance to materialize, a user must have the slide corresponding to their birth month opened for over 60 seconds.

224. SCP-8304 (by PlaguePJP): Modern Comfort [CLASSIC CON third place prize feature, requested by PlaguePJP]

  • No animals have been born with these afflictions; instead, they develop them over time as a result of living within SCP-8304.

223. SCP-8306 (by Dino--Draws): The Foreman [CLASSIC CON second place prize feature, requested by Dino--Draws]

  • SCP-8306 is the only known RUNS RED anomaly to display sapience.

222. Metaphysician/Karpin Proposal (by Grigori Karpin and Metaphysician) [Featured by Staff]

  • SCP-001 is presently hypothesized to be either A) an alternate iteration of Earth (or an amalgamation of many such iterations) or B) an extradimensional manifestation that includes some superficial similarities to Earth.

221. SCP-8430 (by bigslothonmyface): Prosophobia: Fulfillment [Featured by PlaguePJP and Minaru]

  • Through displacement of civilians from other areas, the Foundation is to ensure that Needlework maintains a working population of at least 2,000.



Unless otherwise stated, the content of this page is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License