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Stories and Editorials

Happy spooky month!

GoI Con 2026 has wrapped up, and the winners have been announced. Please give a huge round of applause to the winning team, Ruiz Duchamp Memorial County Superfund Site! Together they created the Hollow Hydra Revolution hub.

I caught up with TyGentlyTyGently, A Random DayA Random Day, and whenwerewewhenwerewe to discuss this ambitious project.

Q: First of all, I'd like to congratulate you all on winning the contest! Why did you choose the Chaos Insurgency as your GoI? What do they represent to you?

TyGently: What I love about the Chaos Insurgency is that they're blatantly ridiculous and cartoonish, but they take themselves dead seriously. It's really fun to just run with that to tell a real story. They're also very fragmented, and there's numerous takes on them on the wiki, from hyper-military Foundation offshoots to weird eldritch engineers, so it was really fun to make all of those different Insurgencies canon and make them interact and cooperate and get in fights.

A Random Day: I've always had a soft spot for the insurgency being defined by their opposition to the Foundation. I like them as an anti-Foundation with legitimate aims of changing the world much more so than generic bad guys. In particular I was inspired by ch00bakka’s CI depiction in the series REVOLUTION EARTH, as this weird occult morass of revolutionary orgs and offshoots that come together, and Pedantique’s flash fiction stories about the CI taking advantage of infrastructural and bureaucratic weaknesses as in the tale ENGINEERING HERESY.

whenwerewe: I actually joined intending to write Pentagram, but ARD rugpulled me and threw me into Insurgency hell. It turned out pretty well though; I had fun inventing the memorable throwaway characters.

Q: How did you feel working as a team? What strengths do you feel one another brought to the table?

TyGently: I love team contests, they make me go feral. I throw myself into big-picture organization, plot development, putting all the pieces where they need to be, and generally sketching out the overall shape of the story, in addition to the actual writing. I love working with ARD because he tends to put out a lot of baller absurd ideas, which can then be wrangled and edited into a more palatable state. I also enjoyed working with whenwerewe, a young upstart not yet in his prime, to supply the necessary youthful energy that can be exploited to make our story possible.

A Random Day: I really enjoyed working with a team. I was grateful that agle thought highly enough to want to collab with me, especially since i'd become a fan of his very quickly upon reading his work. and ofc i was thrilled to be able to write with ty again. every few years the pair of us team up on something awesome, like creating mobile task force tau-5 "samsara", and we were long overdue for a fourth reunion tour. for the contest, i was particularly impressed by agle's speed, versatility, and character work. he moves effortlessly from horror-thriller action in HEARTBURN to the more meditative, dreamlike stylings of GULLET OF GOD, but through it all manages to pull off some really entertaining characterization through punchy and efficient dialogue. these are a motley fucking crew of insurgents — and a completed series about them — in no small part because of him. TyGently continued to be a supremely underrated author, keen-eyed editor, and powerful leader. She graciously gave some of her vacation keeping us on track and on time, ensured we made story decisions and committed to them, fleshed out a lot of my half-cocked ideas into the actual story characters and ideas, and cut down a lot of my meandering, unfocused drafts into tight, focused stories. Ty also wrote, I think, my personal favorite entry our team submitted: BLIND THE ALL SEEING EYE. She created some fantastic photos for it without compromising on prose that's rich, evocative, and propulsive in equal measure.

whenwerewe: It was really fun watching things come together. Ty was a total slavedriver (/pos) and managed to threaten us into finishing on time, at considerable cost to her vacation.

TyGently: Shoutout to Anorrack, who was physically at my house for a week out of the posting period, watching me yell at ARD on the computer.

Q: Hollow Hydra Revolution draws pretty heavily on mythology, most explicitly in the form of Xiang Yao. What was the thought process behind that? What about these myths speak to you?

A Random Day: Mythology is a cultural universal, and most sci-fi and fantasy work is ultimately drawing from that well in one shape or form. Reading, writing, and adapting mythology is a means of communing with one of the oldest forms of our literary tradition, and a means of sharing our cultures. Usually when I write about mythology I tend to focus on Hindu myth, like in SCP-2820 or SCP-3000, because I'm Hindu and enjoy sharing its insanely rich but surprisingly unheard stories and characters. For HHR, I had long had the idea for a kaiju city set in the South China Sea and so when time came to properly name the setting, I reached out to Chinese mythology and discovered the nine-headed hydra Xiangliu / Xiangyao. The name stuck pretty quick. Connecting it to Chinese myth also gives it a little more verisimilitude as an East Asian setting. Though I remain fond of my original name for it: Kowloon Walled Cortex.

TyGently: Yeah, ARD originally wanted to call it Kowloon Walled Cortex. It was a few years ago (the first time we were going to actually write the concept for real) that I was like. They don't actually call it that, right? They have a real name for the city, don't they? And so Xiangyao was born. The original name persists as an in-universe nickname, though.

whenwerewe: I like cool imagery :D but there's nothing special about these myths per se. I just like tapping these mythic vibes for a free sense of weight and grandiosity, I guess.

Q: What competitors stood out to you the most? Any other entries you'd recommend reading?

A Random Day: I'm a big fan of the series WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS STAYS IN VEGAS by team CORPORATE YAOINATOR 9000! xexnoncores and mxsinister have turned out to be two of my favorite recent authors. They've both written some really fantastic character drama here, accompanied by the art of tyrastafr, who has an absolutely gorgeous style with bold linework and even bolder coloring and shading. I was also really pleasantly surprised by the Curious Catgirl Maid Cafe team. What I expected to be a joke turned out to be a really affecting short drama containing poignant reflections on gender and sexuality, sex work, and the violence of bureaucracy in defense of an exploitative status quo.

TyGently: I also want to call out Parawatchers of the Board, whose Something's Weird About NavAIgate implemented an honest-to-god dungeon crawler in-browser, which is so cool and impressive. I love wild format screws like that, that really show what's possible on the wiki.

whenwerewe: I really liked the Series Zero team and their ARG stuff! It was startlingly high-effort and very fun.

Q: Do you have any future plans for Hollow Hydra Revolution, Third Law, and the Insurgency? Any sneak speaks?

A Random Day: Go forth, and write for it. Xiangyao is open for business as part of the Third Law canon, which just celebrated its tenth anniversary with the release of Hollow Hydra Revolution!

TyGently: Yes! Everyone is welcome to contribute! Many parts of Hollow Hydra Revolution will be expanded upon soon. Xiangyao has been planned as a setting for ages, so it's going to be a fertile location moving forward and we welcome anyone who'd like to contribute to join the Third Law discord and come write with us!

And Xiangyao isn't the only thing to watch out for. Oneiroi Incorporated has been a minor recurring player in various Third Law stories for years, and HHR is the most focus they've gotten so far. However, there are many more plans to finally put them in the spotlight in future stories. Directorate K, my favorite minor GoI (which has now earned a tag, thanks to HHR!), is also featured in my tale series Comedown Machine, which will be concluded this year!

whenwerewe: You'll see ;)

- UlyssesBark

Are you a fan of the horror side of the wiki? Do you prefer to lean into the creepypasta origins of the site? Well then consider checking out Creepypasta Con, a contest aiming to fill out the wiki’s creepypasta archives! Writing period begins October 1st. Get your entries read to post on October 15th to October 21st. Winners are decided on the 29th. Will we see you there?

- DianaBerry

Writing and Art Prompts

Site News is bringing you monthly writing and art prompts! Every month there will be user-submitted prompts to help inspire new pieces. Participation in these prompts is completely optional, and any pages based on the prompts will be featured in the next issue of Site News! If you're interested in submitting a prompt for next Site News, send a wikidot PM to RhineriverRhineriver or Strange MatterStrange Matter. One prompt submission per person, and up to five prompts will be shown in each edition of Site News.

This month's prompts are below!

Hyper Heisting Submitted by Muggy
Write an article whether it be heisting like PAYDAY, HEAT, or Ocean's 11, a story that involves a score (big or small).

First Shot Submitted by Guaire
Write an article that has the main image of a Daguerreotype or an earlier photography method.

Wanderer's Library Crossover Submitted by Din-Bidor
Write a story where there are more interactions between characters and settings first introduced in the Wanderer's Library. Story arcs, canons, series… Anything that helps bring together the collaborative fiction from both sites.

Not the usual Stomping Grounds Submitted by MontaugeETC
Write an SCP or Tale that doesn't take place in North America or Europe. (Extraterrestrial locations don't count.)

The following articles were inspired by a prompt and written this month!

SCP-9441 - Seni the Transcender Solos Your Verse Written by Cloverbutnot
Inspired by "Powering it rn." from September 2026's prompts!

If you write an entry inspired by this or a previous month's prompts, feel free to send a wikidot PM to RhineriverRhineriver or Strange MatterStrange Matter to have it featured in the next Site News! There isn't a time limit on getting prompt submissions featured, so feel free to write for a previous month's prompts as well!1

Features Last Month

Top Articles of the Month

Ratings of course do not mean everything, but they are representative of what people happened to like seeing at the time. With this in mind, the following are the top-rated works last month, so if by some chance you haven't encountered them yet, be sure to check them out!

Top-Rated SCP

SCP-l064 by TroutMaskReplica: A Wall Between Two Gardens

SCP-L064 has been entered through over 11,000 commercially released and independently developed games regardless of genre

Top-Rated Non-SCP

Spring Forward by HarryBlank

He woke up feeling like a full-body transplant.

Front Page Features

Every month, an article is selected from each of the three common article types: SCP, Tale, and Group of Interest Format. These three articles are displayed on the front page for the month to bring further recognition to them.

If you would like to view the previous front page features, you can view the archive for the SCPs here, the archive for the Tales here, and the archive for the GoI Formats here!

Featured SCP

SCP-9658 by ViciousSpirit: The Capital of the World

Every year, a Foundation agent must be assigned to each potential resurgence area for the 50 day period from the Orthodox Easter to the Trinity Day

Featured Tale

Welcome to Site-43 by darubyprincxx

The pilot didn’t talk to him, which was great because he was terrible at making small talk. Five star ride.

Featured GoI Format

Critter Profile: Neil! by TopDownUnder

When the Caretakers dropped him off, they said he was a "minor Tartarean entity." That means something along the lines of demonic, I think.

Reviewers' Spotlights

Works are featured on the site’s front page as part of the Reviewers’ Spotlight, which acknowledges the time and effort spent by forum reviewers helping other authors develop and edit and their works for the mainsite. Each month, community members are encouraged to nominate forum reviewers who have been both particularly helpful and active. Members of the Forum Criticism Team will then discuss the nominations, and select four prominent reviewers to choose the month’s Reviewers’ Spotlight front-page features.

If you'd like to nominate a reviewer for the Reviewers' Spotlight, DM your nomination to ZynZyn!

If you would like to view previous spotlights, you can view the archive for them here!

1st of September

Broken? by Boa Noah [Featured by Dr Blackbox]

It was about six years ago that the eggheads up in astronomy first spotted the damn thing. It was apparently on a direct course for our little blue marble.

9th of September

LVKY 2025 Annual Report: Lost Moon Incident by Zoobeeny [Featured by DigitalHaruspex]

“Luna is best catmaid! Nya!”

17th of September

SCP-1444: Hunger. by stormbreath [Featured by stormbreath]

Outpost-1444 is to monitor for any telecommunication signals emanating from SCP-1444. In the event that any are detected, they are to be recorded, logged and otherwise ignored.

25th of September

SCP-9474: Some of Their Parts by whenwewere [Featured by Croquembouche]

Any sign of action by NOUMENON on or against the human population should be suppressed by full-spectrum disinformation campaign. Plausible circumstances of death should be arranged for subsumed individuals.

Site News Creature Feature

Greetings, goblins and ghouls from every corner of the world. I am Uncle NicoliniUncle Nicolini, your gracious host for this newest segment of Site News; none other than the Creature Feature! "What is the Creature Feature?", I hear you ask. Well, my fellow creatures of the night: this new segment is aimed at putting your furry, scaled, and feathered friends in the spotlight! That's right, we're doing Super Cute Pets, starring you, the reader's, very own animal companions!

Creature Feature FAQ

"How do I get my pet on there?"

Simply submit an image hosted on the SCP sandbox or other image hosting service via PM to DianaBerryDianaBerry, MetalRavioliMetalRavioli, or Uncle NicoliniUncle Nicolini, along with a paragraph or so telling us your pet's name, species, and a little about them!

"Is there anything I need to agree to?"

Only that you are releasing the image of your pet under CC BY-SA 3.0! It's the site license, after all.

"Anything else?"

Nope! All you gotta do is wait. And who knows? Maybe your pet will be the next month's Creature Feature!

Presenting… Chai!

Chai3

Chai used to be a street cat, and was once very anxious. But now she has fit well into her new environment and snuggles well! However, she doesn't like loud noises.

Submitted by Strange MatterStrange Matter

SCP Data & Trends

Something a bit different now! The following is a report on the latest Data Analysis project, where we analysed some aspects of the most recent contest, the Group of Interest contest. We figured looking at some numbers to elaborate on engagement and opinions on the contest could be interesting and help inform decisions regarding any future contests.

All data was collected either through Crom or via Google forms. If you notice a discrepancy in the data, please contact the subteam captain of the Data Analysis team, which as of writing is currently BAD_DATABAD_DATA.

Analysis of Contest Entries

Some basic analytics to start off with, we figured it would be best to show off some data regarding the main contest entries, that being data on the teams themselves as well the articles directly linked to their placement in the contest (Tales and GoI formats):

In total, 56 teams signed up to the contest, meaning a total of 168 authors (as each team needed 3 authors). Of these teams, 42 (75%) posted articles, of which 32 (57.14% of the total, 76.19% of teams that wrote articles) met the qualification requirements.2

Of all the authors who signed up, 111 posted articles for the contest. Out of those, 96 (86.50%) were part of qualifying teams.

A total of 152 tale and GoI formats were written, of which 130 (85.53%) were submissions from qualifying teams.


GoI formats Tales
Mean 19.59 21.14
Median 15.00 19.00
Standard Deviation 18.90 16.05

The cumulative final vote count3 at the end of the contest was 3088. The above table showcases some descriptive statistics for each.


GoI formats Tales
Mean 7.59 6.52
Median 6.00 6.00
Standard Deviation 6.78 3.27

We also decided to look at comments too. The total amount of comments posted on articles was 1078. The above table showcases some descriptive statistics for each.


GoI formats Tales
Mean 2833.16 3194.52
Median 1820.00 3163.00
Standard Deviation 2958.63 2378.72

It was a bit of a struggle, but we examined the wordcounts of all the tales and GoI formats entered into this contest. A rough total of words written for the contest was 456,297.4 The above table showcases some descriptive statistics for each.


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Finally, above is the density of the final vote count of all tales and GoI formats in the contest.

Some other interesting bits of information we noticed:5

Analysis of Artworks and Hubs

Of course, tales and GoI formats were not the only thing that this contest consisted of; there were some great artworks and hubs as well! Here are some analytics:


Votes Comments
Mean 38.06 5.47
Median 29.00 4.00
Standard Deviation 23.51 4.22

A total of 15 artworks were created for the contest. A cumulative total of 571 votes and 82 comments were counted. The above table showcases some descriptive statistics for each.
The highest rated artwork was "Magnum Opus: Four Transmissions" by OlicusOlicus and SunnyClockworkSunnyClockwork at +92. It was not linked to any team in particular.


Votes Comments
Mean 28.38 4.67
Median 27.00 4.00
Standard Deviation 14.94 2.06

A total of 21 hubs were created for the contest. A cumulative total of 596 votes and 98 comments were counted. The above table showcases some descriptive statistics for each.
The highest rated hub was "Curious Cat Maid Cafe Hub" by Angryman22Angryman22, Oboebandgeek99Oboebandgeek99 and ZoobeenyZoobeeny as part of the team "I Don't Think This Is Waffle House"at +88.

Survey Results

We held a survey to gather information on user opinions regarding the contest from 10/SEPT/2026 to 26/SEPT/2026. All questions were presented as a bullet list of choices, excluding the final question which was a Likert scale. A total of 249 participants were recorded. Thank you to everyone who took the time out to participate!

The following graphs were all created based on the information collected from the survey

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Statistical Tests

Going to be a bit more complicated here as we get into some inferential statistics. We'll try and keep it brief, but the collapsible at the end of this section will go into further detail, in case you are interested.

When considering statistics, we decided to focus on the following questions:

  1. Is there an effect on an article's final vote count based on the length of the article?
  2. Is there an effect on an article's final vote count based on if the Group of Interest selected was new or already established?6
  3. Is there an effect on an article's final vote count based on when it was posted?

After doing some statistical nonsense, we found that the data suggested the following:

  • The length of an article or the status of the Group of Interest selected had no significant effect on the final vote count.
  • However, the time in which an article was posted did have a significant effect on the final vote count, with articles that were posted earlier tending to perform better. We do want to note, however, that just because there is this association that does not mean that posting earlier always works out well; just because we found statistical significance it *doesn't* mean it's a surefire thing.

The following graphs showcase this:

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Conclusion

A few main takeaways can be taken from this short analysis:

  • The contest was largely a success. Most participants created works that qualified for the contest. Further analysis will have to be done on future and perhaps even past contests to see how they compare.
  • People seemed to engage with the contest positively. Most of the engagement came from people that were members of the site, although our only source for this is the survey, which ran for a very short amount of time and was not heavily promoted. Future surveys concerning people not on mainsite should be conducted less hastily.
  • Even though this was also an art contest, the amount of art entries was a lot lower. Future projects to increase engagement for artists on the wiki may be wise.
  • The time in which an article is posted seems to have an effect on its performance, with older articles doing better. While this is hard to properly account for, perhaps some ways of mitigating the effects of such should be considered.
  • Readership, based on the survey data, was somewhat low and focused on a low amount of articles. Some efforts to incentivise and/or increase readership may be wise to consider.
  • Between the results of favourite Group of Interest from the survey and the fact was he most popular choice of GoI for teams, Parawatch seems to be a very popular GoI.

Thank you to all of the participants and readers of the contest, smltsmlt as always for creating and maintaining Crom, all of our survey participants, and you for taking the time to read this!

And as per usual, here is the monthly analysis for September 2026:

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Going through the most popular each page by top-level tag this month:

SCP: SCP-L064 by TroutMaskReplicaTroutMaskReplica at +91
Hub: Alexmey Art Hub by AlexmeyAlexmey at +80
Tale: One Time: Spring Forward by Placeholder McDPlaceholder McD and HarryBlankHarryBlank at +48
Artwork: The Globe Turns by TouchOfMidasTouchOfMidas at +39
Theme: 512 Onwards Theme by WaylandLaurencePanWaylandLaurencePan at +26
GoI: Carroll #290: Wonderland by Uncle NicoliniUncle Nicolini at +25
Essay: N/A

- The Data Analysis Team

New Content this Month

There is a multitude of wonderful works that are posted to the Wiki every month whether they be SCP articles, Tales, GoI Formats, Art pages, Author Pages, Essays, and more! Below, we have all of the creations for this month listed out by week and type (except for art pages, we did that earlier!) We have added little emojis next to articles that qualify to add some additional content. Below we have listed out the emojis we use and what they mean. Be sure to give them a look!

🤝 = Co-authored works - It is always interesting to see the dynamics of how people work together!
🌐 = International works - Articles translated from one of our international branches!
💯 = Articles rated at +100 and higher - These are articles that have seen success and should be celebrated for it!
📈 = SCP articles rated under +30 and Tales and GoI Formats rated under +20 - Let's show these a little love!

Week of September 1st

SCP Articles

Tales

GoI Formats

Art

Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages

Week of September 7th

SCP Articles

  • 📈🌐 SCP-1774-JP - Written by Okaka_Onigiri. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-9211 - Written by NSaniTea.
  • 📈 SCP-9789 - Written by Comrade Chris.
  • 📈 SCP-9452 - Written by DrOliverT.
  • SCP-L994 - Written by mothmanUXO.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-4184-JP - Written by Kigoremon. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-8103 - Written by SleepyProto.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-267-DE - Written by Dr Nieliux. Translated by Karpfisch.
  • 📈 SCP-L300 - Written by frozenFoxB.
  • 📈 SCP-9296 - Written by basirskipreader.
  • 📈 SCP-L134 - Written by AdbhShuvik.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-2061-JP - Written by koikoi_Rainy4L. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-55555-J - Written by eyeofflowers.
  • 📈 SCP-L026 - Written by Miss Lovecraft.
  • 📈 SCP-9278 - Written by nxcnibiru.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-1577-JP - Written by KanKan. Translated by C-Dives.
  • SCP-L064 - Written by TroutMaskReplica.
  • 📈 SCP-L024 - Written by Floppers.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-3903-JP - Written by Qurisone. Translated by C-Dives.
  • SCP-9416 - Written by Tallstar513.
  • 📈 SCP-L023 - Written by HedgehogInATree.
  • 📈 SCP-8759-J - Written by NekuroSoshiki.
  • SCP-L119 - Written by popsioak.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-4191-JP - Written by Kasugai_Kanagu. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-9253 - Written by HiddenKing.
  • 📈 SCP-L185 - Written by dxxander.
  • 📈 SCP-L900 - Written by AdbhShuvik.
  • 📈 SCP-L116 - Written by AdbhShuvik.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-1970-JP - Written by Fennecist. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-L576 - Written by Charliehorse.
  • 📈 SCP-9848 - Written by Bebo Bowden.

Tales

GoI Formats

Art

Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages

Week of September 14th

SCP Articles

  • 📈🌐 SCP-2973-JP - Written by Okaka_Onigiri. Translated by C-Dives.
  • SCP-9228 - Written by thecsm.
  • 📈 SCP-L404-J - Written by LordBabel.
  • 📈 SCP-5550-J - Written by ForkishAG.
  • 📈 SCP-1277 - Written by Anonymous. Rewritten by Maplestrip.
  • 📈 SCP-9824 - Written by Batey Hunder.
  • 📈 SCP-9795 - Written by TonkChezburber.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-4889-JP - Written by Mr_hayatochiri. Translated by C-Dives.
  • SCP-9162 - Written by seannachai.
  • 📈 SCP-056-J - Written by ActuallyClue.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-8199 - Written by Sr Bolainas. Rewritten by Miss Lovecraft.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-1010-JP - Written by holy_nova. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-9763 - Written by Afghanka.
  • SCP-9806 - Written by DigitalHaruspex.
  • 📈 SCP-9672 - Written by Lotus of Shenanigans.
  • 📈 SCP-9647 - Written by (user deleted).
  • 📈 SCP-9782 - Written by disiurod.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-4004-JP - Written by solvex. Translated by C-Dives.
  • SCP-9454 - Written by Lakshi.
  • 📈 SCP-9265 - Written by Bluegreenseas.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-2650-JP - Written by indonootoko. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-9946 - Written by Wondrous Expanse.
  • 📈 SCP-9755 - Written by IDKHBTFM.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-1988-JP - Written by FattyAcid. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-9263 - Written by femafllo.
  • 📈 SCP-9232 - Written by WinterTheMage.
  • 📈 SCP-L072 - Written by Calpatus.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-1873-JP - Written by home-watch. Translated by C-Dives.
  • SCP-L616 - Written by Archangel_777.
  • 📈 SCP-9110-J - Written by Ryguy642.

Tales

GoI Formats

Art

Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages

Week of September 21st

SCP Articles

  • 📈🌐🤝 SCP-3394-JP - Written by stengen774 and terukami. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-L294 - Written by tarjunior.
  • 📈 SCP-9807 - Written by lunardestiny.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-579-JP - Written by soilence. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-076-ID - Written by Enachia. Translated by Jepilstiltskin.
  • SCP-9257 - Written by Akumeoy.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-1283-JP - Written by rkondo_001. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-017-ID - Written by nahyesq. Translated by Jepilstiltskin.
  • 📈 SCP-9274 - Written by HedgehogInATree.
  • 📈 SCP-L322 - Written by dcrk.
  • 📈🤝 SCP-L021 - Written by ManMadeHorrors and seannachai.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-1175-JP - Written by Kigoremon. Translated by C-Dives.
  • SCP-LXXX-J - Written by Jepilstiltskin.
  • SCP-9936 - Written by TwilightWorldz.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-4007-JP - Written by solvex. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-9661 - Written by estherfrets.
  • 📈 SCP-9273 - Written by TheeGerardLaw.
  • 📈 SCP-9873 - Written by Harry F.
  • 📈 SCP-L969 - Written by DigitalHaruspex.
  • 📈 SCP-9633 - Written by Professor Know.
  • 📈 SCP-L139 - Written by EstrellaYoshte.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-3633-JP - Written by Snowy-Yukinko. Translated by C-Dives.
  • SCP-L069 - Written by xexnoncores.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-2712-JP - Written by Ryokusourui. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-005-ID - Written by T-thalia. Translated by Jepilstiltskin.
  • 📈 SCP-9532 - Written by Charliehorse.
  • 📈🤝🌐 SCP-3155-JP - Written by ShinoguN and stengan774. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-L555 - Written by Archangel_777.
  • 📈 SCP-9642 - Written by ActuallyClue.

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  • 📈 SCP-9289 - Written by AverageBob2008.
  • 📈 SCP-L042 - Written by femafllo.
  • SCP-9441 - Written by Cloverbutnot.
  • 📈 SCP-2925-JP - Written by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-L402 - Written by aismallard.
  • 📈 SCP-9351 - Written by Mephisto_tank.
  • SCP-9751 - Written by HarryBlank.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-1305-JP - Written by C-Dives. Translated by C-Dives.
  • 📈 SCP-057-J - Written by ActuallyClue.
  • 📈🤝 SCP-9256 - Written by DFAstillo91 and Wynths.
  • 📈 SCP-9251 - Written by SleepyProto.
  • 📈 SCP-9074 - Written by Archangel_777.
  • 📈 SCP-6161-EX - Written by CN Productions.
  • 📈🌐 SCP-2757-JP - Written by taneyama. Translated by C-Dives.
  • SCP-J-J - Written by Very_Creative_Name.
  • 📈 SCP-5968 - Written by Dr Ch_M.

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