SCP-2006

A screenshot from Robot Monster.

(Wade Williams distribution)

Item #: SCP-2006

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2006 is to be contained at Site 118 in an airtight containment cell. SCP-2006 must be constantly monitored for changes in form, which are to be noted immediately. All personnel coming into contact with SCP-2006 are required to enroll in an acting course with a focus on expressing fear and surprise.

Every month, SCP-2006 is to be shown at least one new extremely low-quality horror or science fiction movie containing horror elements. All interaction with SCP-2006 must confirm that SCP-2006 continues to believe that said works demonstrate a superb grasp of horror.

Description: SCP-2006 is an anomalous spherical entity roughly 50 centimeters in diameter when in its default state. SCP-2006's stated goal is to cause feelings of fear and/or horror in as many humans as possible. To accomplish this purpose, SCP-2006 possesses the ability to change its shape, mass, volume, density, chemical structure, and voice to any form that it desires. Currently, there is no known way to damage SCP-2006. The extent of its shape-shifting abilities is unknown, and is currently thought to be unlimited.

Currently, SCP-2006 has demonstrated a fondness for taking the forms of various entities and villains from the various horror and science fiction movies that it has witnessed. The most common form that SCP-2006 has taken is that of "Ro-Man" from the 1953 movie Robot Monster.

SCP-2006 is capable of speaking even when it possesses the form of an entity that is normally unable to speak. SCP-2006 will generally attempt to startle and/or scare any individual it comes into contact with, but after doing so, will become affable and friendly. The reason behind this is currently unknown.

Although SCP-2006 has repeatedly stated its goal of causing as much fear as possible, SCP-2006 is a poor judge of concepts that cause fear in humans, and constantly searches for new methods in which to accomplish its goal. This poor recognition extends to recognition of emotions in humans, as SCP-2006 is incapable of distinguishing between subtle differences in emotion that would be obvious to a human.

+ Interview Log SCP-2006 - Interview Log SCP-2006 Interview Log SCP-2006 Interviewer: Dr. Louef

Interviewed: SCP-2006 (Dr. Louef enters the room. SCP-2006 is seen crouched, near the door. SCP-2006 is in its "Ro-Man" form.) (SCP-2006 proceeds to leap out of its crouch, throwing its arms in the air.) SCP-2006: FEAR ME MORTAL. I AM THE MIGHTY RO-MAN! COWER IN FEAAAAAAAR! (Dr. Louef screams, and stumbles backwards, raising his hand in protection.) Dr. Louef: Please mighty Ro-Man! Don't h-hurt me! SCP-2006: (laughing) Ha ha! It's just me, doc! I got you pretty good, didn't I? Dr. Louef: SCP-2006? O-oh dear lord, you really frightened me there. I was about to have a heart attack. SCP-2006: It's what I do, doc! Ha ha…BOO! (Dr. Louef stumbles again) SCP-2006: Heh heh… still got it. So, was there something that you wanted to talk about, doc? Dr. Louef: Y-yes. I-I was wondering…. why exactly do you feel the need to cause fear in others? SCP-2006: I don't understand the question. Dr. Louef: That is, why do you scare people? SCP-2006: Oh! That's an easy one. I scare people because it's fun. And, you know, it's what I do. Just like you do doctor-y stuff; I do scary stuff. I'm the best at it! I don't really see what else there is about it. Dr. Louef: That you are. I'll take my leave then. SCP-2006: Come back around soon! I'll have some really scary stuff next time. By the way… I WILL EAT YOUR SOOOOUL! Dr. Louef: Let me out of here! I'm going to die of fright!

Addendum: The current Site Director for Site 118 has issued the following memorandum regarding SCP-2006: