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I guess that the main hook for this is that these things are EVERYWHERE. No vote yet, since there is a lack of content and some tonal issues. "Figurines" implies something small. I recommend a diff word.
Also, this is similar to an idea I came up with recently. Curse you!
Statues or figures would be appropriate words here, me thinks.
An SCP dies,
Its number is recycled.
And so, life goes on.
Actually, the Haiku Rice Bowl is SCP-931, and still extant. No clue what this one was, though.
Giving bearhugs to the unsuspecting since 1872.
this old userpage: http://www.scp-wiki.net/palhinuk-s-box-of-sand references "SCP-926: Identity Stealing Smartphone"
and there were probably others before it.
My haiku comment
Was unplanned. It just came out
When I posted it.
I really quite like this. It's fairly simple, but effective in "How many of these things ARE there?!" and "What the hell else was going on in Ancient China we don't know about?!".
It's lovely to see a Chinese artifact SCP. There's such a rich history to be drawn from, both in scope and scale of myths, that it's surprising there are so few in the roster.
While not overly familiar with Chinese music, I must applaud the detail you put into the testing log. That really made it for me.
Upvoted with pleasure and looking forward to more.
I have to say, I'm rather fond of this one. It's pretty well executed, as well as having a nice hook.
A bit bland, and basically the armor from Interesting Times, but likable enough. I'm happy with the site having this.
Haven't read Interesting Times, but i think perhaps you mean Making Money? 'Cause that's what i was thinking of.
Nope. Interesting Times. Rincewind in China the Agatean Empire.
He's right, there is armour that allows Rincewind to command a terracotta army. Different style of command though.
The terracotta army was a thing a bit more than 2000 years before Interesting Times was written.
Pretty good book though.
(It is also referenced in Fable as Terry Cotter's Army.)
Indeed, it's just that the armor is basically the same as this. Still, I'd guess the control mechanisms in all versions of the legend will be kind of similar, so not really an issue. Not sure why I like this one, but it's solid.
The King of Qin?
There was only one king of the Qin dynasty, by the way. Just so you know. Still, upvoted.
"Qin" is pronounced, to make a very rough transliteration, "chin". It's the root of our word "China". So no queens involved.
This works surprisingly well. The detail work is very good. +1'ed
It's hard to believe the Foundation could discover and recover this without any input from the Chinese government. Still, a neat bit of writing, +1.
Edit: Is this really the only Chinese SCP?
Maybe not the ONLY one, but we're a little light on Asia in general…
There's a few that specifically reference China:
[http://www.scp-wiki.net/search:site/q/china]
For example, there's SCP-580 (Shi Huang Ti's Five Heaven Chariot).
To our Chinese friends:
http://tieba.baidu.com/p/1350629910?pn=1
What is "pata pon"?
A series of games for PSP in which you lead an army to battle by drumming certain rhythms.
IMHO this object shares little similarity with these games.
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