It kills people for minor infraction like graffitti and the like, and then eats their corpses (as they are no longer alive). It was put there by an organization that deals in anomalies (and if you read about it, many times they mess up A LOT). It's dangerous, anomalous and a big threat to the veil of normalcy.
@@Jake007123 "Minor infractions like graffitti" Mate, would YOU like someone running up to you and spraying paint in your face? The MCF is a beneficial organization, one of the only Sarkic organizations that's actually good.
@@rockspoon6528 To be fair, most of MCF’s well meaning attempts at using SCPs have a tendency to cause far more harm than good; healing honey that kills thousands of people because they weren’t AB+, robots that endlessly harass people for money, etc. This SCP however was right on the mark, provided its behavior was not likely to change. It’s not even capable of growing out of control as it grows in proportion of the population that lives within it. I suppose it could become malevolent and enslave it’s inhabitants to harvest resources beyond its boarders to feed it and grow bigger. That could definitely be one of those stories where the Foundation tries to use an SCP for good, but it fucks up; like the one where they had a bunch of people use 028 to learn things like how cold fusion works or cures for diseases which greatly helped humanity for a time. ...Until one guy went in and he gained a perfect set of instructions on how to take over the world and possibly the entire universe, with the Foundation powerless to stop him.
@@fouralive9636 Yeah pretty much this. If government-looking agents with tactical gear, military-grade weapons and having the rest of the village under their vigilance says you must swallow a pill... there is no choice there.
"attacks something that minds its own business with literal explosives" "The thing defends itself and tried to keep itself safe" Why would it do that! *Surprised picachu face*
Living Village that provides people with electricity,clean water,foods and housing that could defending itself from robbers and burglars or any attacks exist *Happy Homeless People Noises*
The one thing I hate about the foundation. They could have a harmless SCP that actually does some good but their “experiments” could turn it out into a monster. You know, because.. once you learn it’s intelligent maybe don’t repeatedly show it that humans are asses.
That's inaccurate. The GOC has caused anomalies to become hostile/dangerous when trying to destroy them, but the Foundation has thousands of years of experience, and they are meticulous.
Indeed. But what really got me intrigued by this episode was that it was , for all intents and purposes, alive and sentient. While it hasn't developed any way to speak yet, it is doing so with its actions. But, what would the MCF want to do with this kind of village?
@@cyberprime9355 The Manna Charitable Foundation is an organization that wants to do humanitarian work around the globe using anomalies. They had messed up A LOT because, you know, anomalies tend to be unpredictable. They have a hub in the SCP wiki, their best pages are worth the read.
Honestly, living in a SCP with free electricity, lighting and housing that can be fed literal waste and constantly improve itself as a result sounds great. Just make sure it’s well fed and everyone doesn’t do anything to offend the thing anyway.
@@alexloz9174 Anyone is allowed to make their own SCPs, the only real difference between SCPs on the site and other SCPs made outside of it is literally only the category of being "official", and that's literally it
Imagine you live there. You have a family, with children. One day, your children decides to dare each other to do stupid things, and the next thing you know, 1135 have impaled them for grafitting a wall, or hitting it with a rock or whatever. No, you wouldn't like to live in it.
@@tommyfortress7515 That's not a valid analogy. For that analogy to be more accurate, it would be like calling humans monsters because after receiving a broken finger or similar from a assailant, they went plotting their demise with lethal traps and consume their flesh afterwards. And we call those humans monsters.
If you read the wiki you would see massive amounts of SCPs and tales with locations all over the world. They are very obviously centered on USA, but that's because a good chunk of writers are from there and we know how self centered USA citizens are. Also, you know, "write what you know" is a common advice for writers.
An Iguanadon is rumored to live in the jungles near the village of Tinganavudu. A mermaid-like creature called the Ri lurks in the waters off New Ireland. Thailand's Khon Kaen province hides a haunted village, at least according to the locals, while the Phaya Naga, a nāga-like serpent claims the Mekong River near the Laos border as it's territory. In Papua New Guinea, there is a nocturnal, Pterodactyl-like creature called the Ropen while Chile sports the legendary Chupacabra, a blood-sucking creature with glowing red eyes.
Man I wanted to live here so badly! Think about it, no electrical and water bills, operational indoor plumbling, hot and cold water reserves, automated security, and daily waste disposal. No harm will be inflicted and is ecologically friendly! Sounds like a dream come true!
I would prefer if this channel concentrates on SCP content instead. We have a good thing going, SCP content is indeed very good, being previously curated on the wiki by critique, voting system and improving with editing. Many of the writers are very good, and deserve the praise and attention.
@@Jake007123 but there are several channels that already focus on SCP’s and I was told this channel was going to be different and talk about myths, urban legends, Creepypasta, and SCP’s. Also don’t you believe that the writers of Creepypasta and urban legends deserve praise and attention as well? 🤔
SCP-1135 Object Class: Euclid Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1135 is located within the boundaries of Site-36. A chain-link fence, 3 metres (m) high, has been constructed around the object, and marks the boundary of the affected area. A narrow ditch, 4m deep, has been dug parallel to, and within, the fence. This ditch is lined with impermeable plastic and filled with dilute hydrochloric acid in order to deter expansion of SCP-1135 past the security perimeter. The area within the security perimeter is to be checked every three days by teams of researchers. These researchers are not required to be armed or otherwise prepared for a hostile environment, but must carry two-way radio communicators at all times while within the security perimeter, and should maintain visual contact with one or more fellow researchers at all times. Any new growth or development indicative of SCP-1135 activity is to be noted. Should hostility on the part of SCP-1135 be encountered during an expedition, all staff within the security perimeter are to withdraw immediately. No expeditions within SCP-1135 are to be mounted within forty days of such a hostile reaction, unless composed entirely of D-Class personnel. Any and all non-anomalous waste produced by Site-36 is to be deposited at least twenty metres within the security perimeter by D-Class personnel at the beginning of each day. If this waste totals less than 500 kilograms on any given day, this amount is to be supplemented by on-site stockpiles. No attempt to damage SCP-1135 structures is to be made except in the case of a containment breach or with the permission of the Site Administrator of Site-36 (currently Dr. ████████). If such damage occurs, SCP-1135 is to be treated as hostile for the next forty days. No explosive materials or other items capable of major structural damage to SCP-1135 are permitted within the security perimeter without approval from the Site Administrator of Site-36. Description: SCP-1135 is an isolated village in the State of Sirpur, India. The village was attributed the name of ████████ prior to its acquisition by the Foundation. It contains approximately ███ houses as well as several places of commerce and a Hindu temple. The structure of the buildings is unusual for the region, as they are larger and built with far more technologically-advanced materials than other villages in the area. All buildings are fully equipped with running hot and cold water, electricity, and sewerage, again unusual for the area. It is unknown how the homes receive electricity as they are not connected to any form of generator, and this is considered to be an effect of SCP-1135. In addition, the roads in the village, and for 2 kilometres around the village, are also fully paved with asphalt concrete. Investigation of the building materials reveals strands of organic fibre running through all of the buildings and any permanent fixtures in the village not introduced by an outside force. The fibres do not ever appear to compromise the integrity of any structures. These organic fibres extend up to 3m below ground and form a network under the village. These fibres grow, repair themselves, and appear to absorb nutrients from the soil. As such, SCP-1135 is considered a single, living organism with certain similarities to fungi. The fibres of SCP-1135 appear to be able to generate a wide variety of organic and non-organic materials around themselves, allowing them to generate the structures found within the village. This allows the structures to repair themselves, and periodically new buildings grow organically from the soil, maintaining structural integrity at all times during this process. Similarly, when space is limited, some structures will appear to collapse and disintegrate, the fibres within atrophying. SCP-1135 appears to require some form of sustenance to survive. As well as absorbing water and nutrients from the soil, the organism appears to consume waste left within the boundaries of the village. Waste of all varieties left in the area affected by SCP-1135 begins to deteriorate and decompose at an extremely accelerated rate. This produces no odour and typically leaves no remains. This process does not affect living organic tissue, soil, or any object being used in some way by those within SCP-1135. It is believed that SCP-1135 converts these materials into nutrients for itself through an unknown process. If so, it is unknown how SCP-1135 differentiates between waste and other matter. If SCP-1135 goes for long periods without ‘feeding’, it will destroy structures, possibly in order to render them down for sustenance. Likewise, if SCP-1135 has been able to consume large amounts of waste, it will start to construct new buildings and improve existing ones at an increased rate. If humans or animals cause substantial or repetitive damage to structures formed by SCP-1135, the organism will begin to construct elaborate ‘traps’ in order to injure, drive off, or kill attackers. These range from simple pitfalls and caltrops to elaborate traps which would indicate complex intelligence in a human. These traps will, if not triggered, disappear within a period of 20-30 days. Outside of these circumstances, SCP-1135 is never hostile or dangerous to human life. Additionally, SCP-1135 appears to be able to differentiate between damage caused indirectly or directly by living organisms, and damage caused by other forces. These findings suggest that SCP-1135 may possess some form of intelligence, but this is unproven. Addendum 1135-1: SCP-1135 was discovered on ██/██/████ after a reporter investigating aid efforts in the area recorded interviews with local residents claiming that buildings ‘grew overnight’. SCP-1135 had an estimated population of 1,467 at the time of its discovery by Foundation operatives. Residents interviewed reported that the village had possessed anomalous properties for 1,221 years prior to Foundation intervention, after the village had been the site of a 'sustainable housing development scheme', orchestrated by an organisation by the name of the 'Manna Charitable Foundation'. The Manna Charitable Foundation is apparently fictitious, and no attempts to identify those involved in the scheme have been successful. All residents of SCP-1135 were expelled, and administered Class-A or Class-B amnestics depending on how long they had lived in the village. All aid schemes in the area since have been monitored by the Foundation, although no other anomalies or any further information regarding the Manna Charitable Foundation have since come to light. Addendum 1135-2: Following the routine observational expedition carried out on ██/██/████, several buildings appeared to have developed security cameras on their outer walls and in certain indoor areas of the village buildings. These cameras have been observed to track waste disposal and research teams as they move through the village, and to conduct periodic sweeps of the village when undisturbed. Requests to dismantle one of the cameras for research purposes are currently pending approval by Dr. █████████.
An anomalous entity the Foundation actually had the sense not to make an enemy of, and actually seeks to improve relations with. The Site 36 director sounds like a smart one.
I would not mind living in this, provided an occasional bit of redecoration of the house/building im living in doesn't result in this scp impaling me through defense....
Amazing. A village that actually presents no threat unless provoked....but why would the MCF create something like this if they had more sinister designs?
I think this scp should be real because since it feeds off of trash and garbage for survival, i think its perfect for getting rid of trash without creating global warming
I'd have to wonder: could someone splice into the wires in a manner that the village might not recognize as being dangerous in order to maybe try and track where the commands to the cameras are coming from?
I mean what if the anomaly is watching? sometimes the simplest solution IS the solution or did i miss something like - a part where a sensory organ is mentioned? if we assume this thing wants people to live in it and these people are suddenly gone and then no one comes to replace them maybe then it got worried - and created the security cameras
