SCP-100

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SCP-100

Item #: SCP-100

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-100 is to be kept in the center of a locked room 50 x 50 meters in size. Only class D personnel are allowed to enter SCP-100, although it is very discouraged for any person to enter SCP-100 regardless of clearance level. Personnel entering SCP-100 must never close SCP-100’s door and must enter in groups of at least two persons. Any analysis of photos or footage of SCP-100's insides must be analyzed by at least two persons at the same time.

Description: First discovered in 19██ by 28-year-old ███████ █████ (from hereon referred to as Victim Zero), SCP-100 has the physical appearance of a typical portable toilet. When Victim Zero entered SCP-100 for the first time, he was taken out after 20 minutes when a passer-by heard him screaming from inside SCP-100. After being taken out, he was extremely disturbed and aggressive. Victim Zero was arrested and became highly introverted and reluctant to speak to anyone. When asked about what he saw in SCP-100, he became aggressive, and started screaming in terror about "the worst thing in the world" being inside SCP-100. Reports of cases like his continued appearing for several days, and the Foundation eventually arrived to investigate the case and took Victim Zero under custody.

Apparently, SCP-100 has the property of attracting people in a radius of 20 meters and tempting them to enter it. It only attracts one person at a time. Most of the people who enter SCP-100 are never seen again. Those who escape exhibit behavior similar to that of Victim Zero, including the reaction when asked about what was inside SCP-100. Many of the survivors developed suicidal tendencies. Apparently, this effect upon people only takes place once the door is closed. Somehow, SCP-100 has the same effect on people even when they are looking at its insides through remote monitoring devices.

When SCP-100's door is closed its inner area increases dramatically. When entered by more than one person at the same time, its insides are a completely empty, white room. Photos and video footage of the insides of SCP-100 show the same empty room when material is viewed by more than one person at the same time. When only one person enters SCP-100 or sees material of SCP-100, said person suffers the psychological effects of SCP-100.

Addendum [SCP-100b]: After much psychological therapy, Victim Zero confessed that he was responsible for creating SCP-100. According to his statement, he used SCP-100 (when it was still a portable toilet) for a ritual he found in a text on the internet. Victim Zero still has given no details about the contents of this text and his reaction when asked about the insides of SCP-100 has not changed. A special team has been formed to locate and permanently take down the text. As of now, there has been no success.

Addendum [SCP-100c]: Attempts to destroy SCP-100 have been futile and have shown a certain level of self-awareness in SCP-100, as people involved in the destruction attempts have exhibited behaviors typical in SCP-100's victims even if they never entered SCP-100. As a consequence of incident SCP-100-0, all future destruction attempts have been suspended (for more information on incident SCP-100-0, see document SCP-100-0b)

Document SCP-100-0b [DATA EXPUNGED]

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SCP-100 prior to its containment

Item #: SCP-100

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-100 is to be kept in the center of a standard containment chamber with an area of 7x5 meters. SCP-100's door must be kept locked at all times. No personnel other than D-class are permitted to enter SCP-100 by themselves. Non D-Class personnel entering SCP-100 must not close the door, and are required to enter and leave the object in groups of at least two. Any media, such as photography or video, taken within SCP-100 must be analyzed by at least two personnel simultaneously.

Description: SCP-100 is a blue portable sanitation unit, manufactured sometime before 1999. It has a length/width of ~1m, and is ~2.3m tall. SCP-100 has the property of attracting people within a radius of 20-45 meters, and compelling them to enter it. SCP-100 will only attract one person at a time. When a person enters SCP-100 and allows the door to close behind them, the door will become impossible to open for at least 30 minutes. During this time, the person within SCP-100 will experience vivid visual and auditory hallucinations. After this period passes, the person will be ejected from SCP-100. Persons who are coherent following this event will describe it as "the worst thing in the world". Attempts to elicit more information have met with failure, as victims of SCP-100 will only repeat this phrase when questioned.

When SCP-100 is viewed by multiple persons from the outside, and with the door open, it appears to contain one toilet and a paper towel rack. If two or more persons enter SCP-100 when its door is closed, the inner area increases to 100x200 meters. In this state, it appears as a nondescript, completely empty white room. Photographic and video footage taken within the interior of SCP-100 corroborate with this observation when viewed by two or more persons. However, if only one person sees material relating to the inside of SCP-100, the viewer will display syptoms similar to those of a person who has experienced the SCP-100 activation event. This experience has been shown to cause the same amount psychological and emotional distress in the viewer, even if the person only viewed an image momentarily.

SCP-100 was discovered on 9/18/2002, when an unidentified man (hereafter referred to as "the victim") who was attending a music festival, attempted to utillize it. When the victim entered SCP-100, it became active and he was unable to exit for 30 minutes. After being ejected from SCP-100, he was highly agitated and attempted to assault other festival attendees. The victim was arrested, and became unusually depressed and withdrawn while in custody. When he was asked about what he saw inside of SCP-100, he became upset, and began loudly professing his view that he had "seen the worst thing in the world" inside of SCP-100. Several similar cases were reported at the festival over the next three weeks, which led to the object being recovered by the Foundation.