The Blaskobox

Friendly reminder that most of this is heavily fragmented ideas, brainstorming, etc. Don't expect masterpieces.

DRAFTS GO HERE, BRAINSTORMING BELOW

Other note on placeholder notation: X is for numbers of no significance, Y and Z are for numbers of significance, for example XXXX is a generic placeholder number, but XYYY is a placeholder that will include a 3-number string in its' final designation that relates to the story within.

Start Date (MM/DD/YY)	Affected Individual	Description	Additional Notes
09/17/99	Mr. ███████ ████	According to the subject's relatives, he spontaneously started expressing feelings of intense loneliness, and survivor's guilt around a mining incident. Subject is not nor has ever been employed in the mining sector.	Believed to be the first case of SCP-5126-1 exerting its' effect.
07/03/02	Mrs. ████ ████████	Grief incident occurred when subject was driving, resulting in her inability to maintain control of the car as her coordination deteriorated. Car crashed into the wall of the town post office, resulting in the death of the subject when her airbag failed to deploy. The 3 surviving passengers were questioned by Foundation personnel.	Failed airbag deployment determined to be non-anomalous. Shortest grief incident recorded, lasting only approximately 10 seconds.
11/21/03	Ms. █████ ██████	Grief event mostly unremarkable, however subject was located and tracked as she reached SCP-5126-1's location and lay a floral tribute. Lead to discovery of SCP-5126-1.	Provisional Site-5126 established. Containment procedures drafted.
03/30/05	Researcher █████ Willow	Researcher Willow feigned a display of grief one week after previous incident to test containment hypothesis. Fake display lasted two weeks.	Grief incident not recorded for a further 7 months. Researcher Willow's method deemed effective and containment procedures finalised.

Word	Translation
And	& +
To	>
Is	=
If	⇒ (eg. clouds ⇒ rain)
And, or	/
Number	#
At	@
Of	Unknown

SCP Designation	Description
Ground Floor
SCP-XXXX-1	A skeleton of an anomalous lifeform, containing skeletal elements from Balaenoptera musculus and Tyrannosaurus rex. Object is inanimate.
SCP-XXXX-6	A book with a print of SCP-3000 on the front. Subjects who read from the book are unable to remember its contents.
SCP-XXXX-11	A beret, supposedly worn by prominent 19th century anartist Jeanne Crux. Surface of the beret will switch between navy blue felt and blank canvas every 14.7 minutes.
First Floor, "The Natural World"
SCP-XXXX-39	A taxidermied male red fox with nine tails, and a small black pearl sewn into its tongue. First instance of "Alive" SCP-XXXX-A instance. Subject has shown to be largely co-operative, encouraging exploration of the museum, and appears to have a significant knowledge of the floors and exhibits. Subject has requested to be referred to as "Como" and has been re-designated SCP-XXXX-B.
SCP-XXXX-44	A brick wall covered in vines. Flowers blooming from a single vine are of multiple species, including non-anomalous roses, wisteria, daisies, as well as numerous anomalous flower types.
SCP-XXXX-51	A bronze statue of Panthera tigris sumatrae. Object is animate from the shoulders up and mildly agressive. Object stands in front of a lift that leads to the second floor. Last instance of semi-animation.
Second Floor, "The Beauty Of Art"
SCP-XXXX-63	A blurred print of anartist James McCarrah's lethal memetic work "nihil." Subjects who view the artwork develop a desire to rapidly poke themselves in the face.
SCP-XXXX-66	A non-anomalous original of the Mona Lisa. The object has a baseline radiation pattern different from the rest of the observable universe, and some features of the painting differ from the original currently in the Louvre.
SCP-XXXX-70	A copy of Rodin's The Thinker, made from [REDACTED]. Object is highly aggressive and vocalizes philosophic quotes in Mandarin Chinese at volumes exceeding 110Db.
Third Floor, "How To Make A Universe"
SCP-XXXX-73	A perfect 1/1_x10³⁷⁰ scale replica of the observable universe. Object appears to replay the creation of the universe at 1,000,000 years per second, only restarting once the cycle is complete and the model reaches the present day. Only object on the floor, with the exception of non-anomalous star-charts and photographs.
Fourth Floor⁹
No instances of SCP-XXXX-A have been cataloged for this floor. When questioned, SCP-XXXX-B had no knowledge of a 4th floor prior to expedition.

Animal that can only be referred to with pronouns
- "It" has no description due to the effect, and so you learn about it through addenda
- Behavior is suggestive of some really scary thing, until the final addenda where a D-Class is instructed to give "It" a pat or some such heartwarming thing
- Melancholy, good boye just wants pats but keeps scaring everyone away because they think he's some eldritch monstrosity that The Foundation can't talk about

Current Idea: 4D Blueberry
- A complex 4D shape that is always percieved as a blueberry
- Interstellar traveller from a higher dimension?
- Continuing the theme of higher dimensional fruits (Time Lime, That one with the raspberry)
- Maybe it's not alive, maybe it's just an object sent through by the 4D people
  - Include a note from them then perhaps?
  - Maybe the blueberry is a computer/AI that answers Foundation questions? Probbably go with this
- Maybe it can do other weird things like speak in blue or do other thaumaturgic stuff
  - Tartar style AI designed to pass down knowledge to a worthy life form, unfortunately all that comes out is predominantly cognitohazardous since we're not wired to comprehend this stuff

Company that sells objects/people capable of immense existential thought
Depiction of yggdrasil that when opened manifests the deer and eagle of life and death in the viewer's consciousness, and will make sure they fulfill their "Purpose" before killing them. Is capable of seeing into the narrative to facilitate it's purpose detecting abilities.
- I've had this idea for a while and want to make a tale series about a researcher who has these two helping her with scips and ultimately fulfilling her purpose (Stopping some K-Class scenario or something)
Math textbook that lets you comprehend the 10th dimension (or briefly makes you a 10D entity?) when reading it
- Created by a snarky reality bender not aware of their powers; "Oh yeah, suuuuure this textbook is gonna help, I'll be able to see the tenth dimension or something won't I?"
- A GAW member did it for the lols and to get back at a math teacher???
On the subject of GAW, memes as SCPs:
- Penthouse/freaked it SCP?
- Two entities engaged in a time loop, one always shoots the other (That one music video meme going around lately)
- Something to do with "We live in a society"
  - "Hey Dr Alto Clef of the SCP Foundation" "Aye what up SCP-XXXX" "We live in a society" "THIS IS SO SAD CAN WE HIT D CLASS PERSONNEL" jesus christ i hate my brain sometimes

BOOK THAT SLOWLY FALLS IN LOVE WITH THE READER
- Virulent meme, infects the SCP document
- Clever usage of metafiction, text altering, footnotes, etc
- Article slowly descends into flowery prose, before the final addenda is a poem about a death pact of love to the reader, "If you leave I'll erase myself" etc
  - Forge emotional connection before giving reader the option to stay on the page forever or leave the document, erasing the entity
    - Would lead to a second, non anomalous version of the document with a suicide note from the book in the addenda
- Y'know what? Let's call her Monika

Induction Cooktop
- Stove-Oven combo, when something is cooked within it is anomalously inducted into a hall of fame or similar list (Billboard top 20, hall of presidents have been identified)
- MC&D format or mainlister?
- Discovered by the foundation when an egg hit #1
- Gangnam style, Despacito, What the fox say, Bom bom, Baby baby baby oh, 1D, etc all used induction cooktops
- Twilight, Fault in our stars, 50 shades etc etc as well
- Maybe include a lil joke about trump braising himself (Explain the tan)
- Anart???
- The seller of the item bakes himself to get posthumously made employee of the month AND CEO, he feels shitty because nobody recognised the work he did
- Deep fried memes were memes that were LITERALLY deep fried on the cooktop
- Turns out the cooktop can induct through external means, The witch is dead hitting number one due to margaret thatcher dying, etc

I would need to do some heavy research on bestsellers, etc before I write this

Antimemetic Suicides
- Probbably contained in a samurai sword? Bottle of bleach? Knife? Noose? FRICKIN TIDE POD?
Article should be minimalist, aiming for <500 words
- Perhaps maybe include a tiny addenda (<100 words)
Object is a suicide note, contents change from person to person but are consistently upsetting enough to cause suicide with an accompanying samurai sword
- Note's contents are also fitting to be a "suicide note"
- After death, subjects are completely erased save for contents of the note, which remain until someone else picks up the paper
- Addenda can be a few examples of note contents, maybe a D-Class, etc
- The foundation knows it's antimemetic because they discovered the contents of the note, also have no idea why it's in containment and as such deduced it's antimemetic properties

Kimba __ (Starling? Sky? Leo? Laslow? Faye/Fae? I like to think she's the type of person to change her last name to be as equally unique as her first)
- 27, Female, Lesbian
  - Researcher of Pataphysics, specializes in Narrative Dynamics (She requested to be moved to Site-87), but does the odd bit of fiction jumping to mediate disputes in literary anthologies and tight bookshelves.
- Ambivert, Quiet yet outgoing
- Passion for animals, music and movies
- Can't cook to save her life
- Hates excessively frilly fashion. Prefers simple clothes, t-shirts, chino pants, minimalist dresses, etc. Always wears a gold lacy bangle, other jewellery as the outfit calls for it.
- A bit of a nerd/dork, but very focused when the going gets tough, intelligent, good work ethic but very lazy off duty
- Hates scary stuff, the unknown, risks, etc
- Very much a tactile person, hugs not handshakes, fiddles with hair a lot, etc
- Blonde hair in low, casual ponytail
- In a relationship with Howl

_ Howl (Should aim for something wild-ish, native perhaps?)
- 31, It's complicated? (Human form female, wolf form male), Pansexual
  - Civilian, Class 2 Lycanthrope (Involuntary, Fully Sapient, also runs on a 2 moon cycle, with every other moon just being aggression and increased instinctual response, other moons are regular full transformation.)
- Slightly more chubby than Kimba, not by a whole lot though
- Butch aesthetic, femme personality
- Sweet demeanor, loyal, loves hugging things, easily excited, kind to a fault
- Was raised in the woods, never given a last name. She took Howl of her own accord
- Loves video games, tries to get Kimba into them on a regular basis, and is slowly succeeding
  - Hangs out at the arcade most of the time
- Generally wears a lumberjack-check hoodie, V-neck T-shirts, shorts, hi-tops, etc etc. Wears simple silver jewellery and a collar, but only one or two pieces at a time
- Tail is always out, in human and wolf form, but is involuntary. It often gets her some strange looks, but the kids love how fluffy it is
- Mid-long wavy brown hair not tied up, has a single lock over left shoulder with a silver cuff around it (Think Azura's hair cuff things)

Jasper Blasko (Self insert)
- 16, Male, Bi
  - Senior Researcher of spacial anomalies
- Parents were AWCY members, taught him how to create the anomalous
  - First anomalous object he made was a fox pin with an exceptionally low hume level. He now wears it all the time, as it undergoes drastic changes when traveling into extradimensional spaces, alternate/pocket universes, etc, sort of like a multiverse barometer
- Ran away from home after he was disgusted by his parent's works, most of which were lethal or severely damaging
  - Got caught up in the creation of an SCP, was found in a Foundation raid and he defected to the Foundation
- Elevated to senior researcher at age 15 due to his inherent understanding of the anomalous
  - Feels guilt over taking place from more older and experienced researchers
  - Feels general displacement, longs for a regular life but embraces his anomalous gift because he understands he will never be able to get rid of it.
- Often wears pastel pink or purple hoodie (comfort item), chino pants, black canvas high tops and lab coat over top, with fox pin attached to left side of hoodie, concealed beneath lab coat.
  - Wears dark blonde hair in ponytail, blue-purple eyes
  - Also wears a yellow raincoat when off duty

This tabset is for deleted drafts that other people have written which I may attempt to rewrite, aid in the rewriting of, or otherwise save someday because I like the concepts within.

This article is semi meta, and requires the reader to view the source code of the article to get the full story. Perhaps a stronger nudge is required, or perhaps consider consulting one of the tech people about a custom character set that changes when highlighted?

Item #: SCP-4719
Item #: SCP-4719
Object Class: Nous-3
Object Class: Nous-2
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4719 is housed in Site-152's nonhazardous object containment wing, room NOC-14. Per local administrative guidelines, access to this room and the documents therein must be granted by local site administration on a case-by-case basis. Access to SCP-4719 in particular is restricted only to personnel granted specific credentials by the Overseer Council. These credentials are automatically purged by the system with each access instance, and may never be used again. No individual may be given more than one set of credentials for the duration of their lifetime.
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4719 is currently contained within the Foundation intranet database. No further action is necessary.
Individuals attempting to access SCP-4719 with expired or unauthorized credentials will be detained and receive administrative sanctions, per standard NOC-14 protocols. This includes but is not limited to being blacklisted from future access to NOC-14 and future associations with the documents stored therein or the explicit contents thereof, including SCP-4719, for the purposes of research or otherwise.
In the event the Foundation's intranet database were to be shutdown, scrapped, destroyed, or otherwise rendered inaccessible and unusable, the composition notebook stored on Site-152 in NOC-14 provides instructions to resubmit SCP-4719 to the system that replaces it. Discretion may be needed if this replacement system is physically different than its predecessor(s).
These procedures are designed to prevent the EK-Class "Existential Failure" scenario purported by SCP-4719.
Room NOC-14 was chosen because of its construction, in addition to its impenetrable level of security. Room NOC-14 was explicitly built with classified materials that would allow it and its contents to survive any disaster or feasible security breach, short of falling into a black hole or the decay of atomic nuclei associated with the heat death of the physical universe. SCP-4719 would only cease to exist if the Foundation itself were to cease to exist. In such an event, the necessity for SCP-4719 would be considered voided.
Description: SCP-4719 is a composition notebook owned by local senior database administrator Dr. Vanessa Liermann during her tenure at Site-152 between the time of January 1996 and June 2017. Before its containment, SCP-4719 is believed to have entered Dr. Liermann's possession sometime in May 2017. The absolute totality of the contents of SCP-4719 have been transcribed to the Foundation database as the document you are currently reading, including this very sentence, those previous, and those to follow.
Instructions: Only Foundation staff members capable of submitting documents to the Foundation database are able to successfully submit SCP-4719. If an instance of SCP-4719 already exists, you may stop reading this now. These instructions are explicitly for only submitting a new instance of SCP-4719 where none exists.
The item SCP-4719 is itself not anomalous, posing no physical danger to anyone who handles it. However, its pages contain a heavy degree of encryption after the initial written article, consisting of two different layers. The first layer has found to be be imprinted into the pages and can be lifted with a simple charcoal rubbing. The second two layer has yet to be fully deciphered. It is unknown to anyone other than Dr. Liermann herself as to what the final contents of this document contains, or why there exists a need for such heavy encryption.
The following encrypted message is from Dr. Liermann herself and is considered to be the actual hazard of SCP-4719. It is believed to be directly associated her untimely death. She went to great lengths to ensure that no trace of its deciphered message or her encryption methods would remain to be casually uncovered. Attempts to decipher it will likely result in a similar fate, and we would naturally like to avoid that. However, the encrypted message and this forewarning of its danger are necessary for you to exactly transcribe for a successful submission of SCP-4719.
Dr. Liermann submitted SCP-4719 to containment and subsequently added SCP-4719 to the Foundation database on 23 June 2017, a breach of protocol where anomalies are added to the database only after their submissions have been approved. Security footage of her work space shows her spontaneously collapsing dead during the writing of this article. However, a computer script was able to submit this article before an improvised high-powered electromagnet activated and destroyed the physical contents of her computer's hard drive. Backups of her computer data would later be found to have been manually desynchronized on 22 June 2017 by Dr. Liermann, removing any possibility of uncovering what could have led to her death. These actions are believed to have been committed by Dr. Liermann on her own volition. Further investigations into her death should be avoided and are actively discouraged by Site-152 administration.
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In regards to SCP-4719, even though Dr. Liermann breached protocol with its submission, SCP-4719 was nonetheless approved after brief deliberation by the Overseer Council. It was decided to simply err on the side of caution and to follow Dr. Liermann's procedures. This article, that is the one existing on file within the Foundation database, while itself is decidedly nonhazardous after careful testing, is to be considered an extension of SCP-4719. Caution is advised in any activities relating to it beyond reading its words on your computer screen.
You may now transcribe Dr. Liermann’s notebook in its absolute totality and submit SCP-4719 to the Foundation database.

SCP-4401 manifestation.

Item #: SCP-4401

Object Class: Apollyon

Special Containment Procedures: The Department Of Pataphysics has been established to neutralize SCP-XXXX. Current attempts have been unsuccessful.

Description: SCP-4401 is a psychological phenomenon in which creative processes within the human mind are temporarily halted. There is currently no trigger for SCP-4401, nor is there a cure for SCP-4401. SCP-4401 commonly occurs in humans who continually create artist works, either as a hobby or a profession. Common symptoms of SCP-4401 include aggressive behavior, depression, lack of sleep, poor hygiene, and detachment from reality in favor of one's work.

Works of art produced by victims of SCP-4401 are classified as SCP-4401-1.

Addendum-XXXX-1: The following is an instance of SCP-4401-1.

Item #: SCP-4401

Object Class: Apollyon

Special Containment Procedures: The Department Of Pataphysics has been established to kill SCP-XXXX. The Foundation is not to rest until SCP-4401 is dead.

Description: SCP-4401 is a dark shadowy figure of indeterminate species or gender. When SCP-4401 comes into contact with another living being, that being will lose all ability to produce creative works. Victims of SCP-4401 will become lethargic, unable to properly care for their own beings. While SCP-4401 does not possess a physical form, the entity does reside within human minds. Currently, every artist in the world has been attacked and violated by SCP-4401.

Works of art produced by victims of SCP-4401 are classified as SCP-4401-1.

Addendum-4401-1: The following is an instance of SCP-4401-1.

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Apollyon

Special Containment Procedures: The SCP Foundation is currently working on a device to eliminate every artist from the face of the planet in order to prevent the spread of SCP-4401.

Description: SCP-4401 is a bacterial infection that manifests within the brain of a human. All hosts to SCP-4401 are artists. SCP-4401 causes it's human host to be unable to produce good works of art. Currently, there is no known reason for the spread of SCP-4401, as it appears to manifest randomly. Many scientists believe that SCP-XXXX is caused by the existence of art itself. If that is the case, SCP-4401 may never be truly contained.

Works of art produced by victims of SCP-4401 are classified as SCP-4401-1.

Addendum-4401-1: The following is an instance of SCP-4401-1.

Item #: SCP-4401

Object Class: Apollyon

Special Containment Procedures: Let the biohazard guys handle it or something. This seems like their thing.

Description: It's a bug. Like a cicada. Whenever it bites you it makes you not to do art. Artist's block. Also, sorta noticed that these guys who got bit are really pissy and cranky. No clue what that's about. Half of them died because they wouldn't eat. So we started making the others eat shit because we don't have infinite D-Class. Got bit myself, now it feels like my whole body is cement. Why do we make D-Class eat this shit? I gotta write to the director about this. Oh and there's like a million of these things out in the midwest. So, you know, if you're out there watch for that shit.

Works of art produced by victims of SCP-4401 are classified as SCP-4401-1.

Addendum-4401-1: The following is an instance of SCP-4401-1.

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: apolyon (sp?)
Special Containment Procedures: i mean they put a fence around it, no big woop here.

Description: it's like a art museum but all the paintings are shitty and so is the building because its been around for a while. so so they go in and nothing really happens but then they try to draw something or write something and boom, nothings happening. like they cant really think how to do it so they just kinda spew shit onto the page and see what works.

Works of art produced by victims of SCP-XXXX are classified as SCP-XXXX-1.

Addendum-XXXX-1: The following is an instance of SCP-XXXX-1.

Item #: SCP-xxxx

Object Class: apolyon

Special Containment Procedures: ill come back to this

Description: scp is some scissors you grab them and you kinda feel sluggish and terrible no wait god this is shit hold on ok so its a book and when you read it all you can think about is nothing and you cant make art but it only works on artists god this fucking sucks i just looked at my desk and wow holy shit a book better write some quality fucking literature about that right?

Works of art produced by victims of SCP-xxxx are classified as SCP-xxxx-1.

Addendum-xxxx-1: The following is an instance of SCP-XXXX-1.

Item #: SCP-xxxx

Object Class: apolyon maybe?

Special Containment Procedures:

Description: black void where ideas go to die why cant i think of anything stop writing edgy poetry you fucking hack.

fucking hack.

no just chill out nobody is making you write this.

except the void

quit being an edgelord go get some water and come back and chill the fuck out you have all the time in the world to make this

you got this man, no big deal.
Works of art produced by victims of SCP-xxx are classified as SCP-xxxx-1.

Addendum-xxxx-1: The following is an instance of SCP-xxxxx-1.

Item #: SCP-

Object Class:

Special Containment Procedures:

Description:

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Works of art produced by victims of SCP- are classified as SCP—1.

Addendum1: The following is an instance of SCP1.

Item #: SCP

Object Class:

Special Containment Procedures:

Special Containment Procedures:

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Description:

Works of art produced by victims of SCP are classified as SCP1.

Addendum-: The following is an instance of SCP-1.

Item #: SCP

Object Class:

Special Containment Procedures:

Description:
i give up

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