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SCP-4036 │ The Republic │ Keter │ Sarkic/K-Class Scenario SCP
Item #: SCP-4036
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4036 is to be surrounded by a perimeter covering 120,000 km2 maintained by the Foundation Navy in collaboration with United Nations Peacekeeping troops in order to prevent any SCP-4036-1 instances or trade coming in or out of the perimeter. If objects or persons attempt to penetrate the perimeter, they are to be neutralized, and their remains relocated to Site-004 in Indonesia
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SCP-4036 society:
Mfs will see you grow your own flesh lair using ancient magic and say “he couldnt afford an apartment 😂”
A flesh lair is more economical and environmentally friendly than your oily 5-over-1.
"Yeah well it's not Balenciaga, must be broke" ahhh society 😭🙏
I love when the Keter-type SCPs have *nothing* on the cruelty of human nature.
I mean... does _anything_ really?
i mean the object class is just how hard it is to contain. if there was a guy who could always escape and always wanted to escape containment and brought no harm to anyone otherwise would be considered keter.
@@mineterragaming1796 last I remember, it was a somewhat sliding scale that took into account the amount of damage said anomaly could do if uncontained. It's why you're unlikely to ever find a reality bender below Euclid.
I am fully willing to admit I'm wrong here, I know updates and revsions are commonplace.
@@nicklapallo9090 It's still pretty much the same as before, I mean, they added risk level or something so people won't confuse object class as danger level but rather view them as their containment difficulty. The Euclid and Keter SCPs are usually uncontained because the Foundation barely understands them and the fact they are unpredictable.
You know a topic is brutal when the Sarkic elements are mellow by comparison.
Colonialism is an absolute unit of horror on its own right.
And unlike the Sarkic cult, Colonialism is as real as it can get
@@aribantala as a Brit myself, our Colonial past is not taught to us and we are given an amnestic version of our history. Eryly similar to an SCP cover up.
@@glennwilson6435 To be fair, Colonialism is not as horrible as you might think it is. The British brought modern engineering wonders like Railroads/Modern transportation, electricity, modern medicine that works and more to the less developed world as well as stopping BRUTALLY HORRIFYING culture norms of the locals. (example of India's old practice of murdering widows once their husbands die by burning them alive). Was there unfair and cruel treatment of the locals? Yes, but I say that is basically how the world works and there is little anyone can do about it.
@@theprofessorkeen1911 Pretty much. I'm Nigerian and the only reason we have electricity today is due to colonialism. If the industrial revolution never left the British Empire, we would still be stuck in the stone age.
@@theprofessorkeen1911 sure ig there may be some upsides but if you look at the horrors of residential "schools". No human, much less a young child, deserves to be treated that way. If you every listen to surviors stories they are absolutely horrific and are entirely the result of colonialism. Colonialism is solely responsible for many genocides(both literal and cultural).
The ending suggests the entire rivalry is a masquerade. This draws parallels so well given how our own media periodically runs 'distractions' when needed. I just love how statecraft is depicted here. Nothing goes as intended and sinister finds a way in
It's a draft. Therefore I think this is a treaty that WOULD be signed if the Foundation were defeated, as outlined at the start of the document.
@@Marconius6Document drafts include the expected signatories at the end?
@@chinerpeton Yes? Like the place where they'd sign, basically.
I like how this nation is diplomatic quite rare in the SCP universe for these sorts of countries
"They're husbands, you say? I wish to know nothing more." 😮😂😂😆
💀 ⚰️ 🙏
Ye olde homopobia.
I like how he had seen a flesh monster a few days before and was like "It's disgusting yet fascinating" but two dudes in a relationship is beyond the pale for him. "I wish to know no more".
Based
Houses made of flesh and bone is one thing but homosexuality???? Now that's just to much
That line makes me chuckle every time I hear it... Like, "okay, the clothes and houses of flesh are kinda gross, but two men, married? Truly these savages need the light of civilization!" 😂
I really like the "SCP foundation does colonialism/ capitalism/etc. and it doesn't go well" stories because the main text usually has a lot of interesting real world connections.
I really love your videos man, especially the euclid/keter ones. While safe scps can be interesting they usually lack the sense of danger and therefore a lot of the horror appeal that I (and I assume lots of your other viewers) enjoy so much.
Ah yes, the horrors of colonialism: the SCP, Now with flesh magic!
I love it when SCPs take inspiration from all the Heavy Duty Actual Scary Shit that goes on in the real world. I don't love it so much when the HDASS appreciation society shows up in the comments to do a Sith Lord monologue in defense of any and all forms of human domination and oppression. But that's TH-cam for you. Love the video.
And fun
I remember finding this one years back. Absolutely horrifying to hear getting the Volgun treatment. Woof.
Hdym horrifying?
YES A LONG FORM VOLGUN!! My favorite, can’t wait to listen when I get home!
If they shared resources and were a collective, then separating them and giving them a currency based system would make them different from one another. They were doing fine all by themselves.
Replace "they" by all the cultures across the world. And you will see why nobody likes the occidental world.
I come home every sunday evening from visiting my girlfriend for the weekend knowing I've got Volgun content to look forward to. Thanks so much for all the hard work and dedication you put into this stuff! You make my sad drives home not so bad :,)
Did you perform all of the voices, female and male, in the interview portion of the article? I could have sworn that a majority of them seemed to share your patterns of diction but otherwise sounded authentic - and I don't see credits for any other voice actors anywhere in the description or video. If so... as a fellow voice actor, major props. And also wow do I want to know your secrets.
I have a feeling he uses an AI filter over his voice. This would line up with what you said and also the fact that's he's been using a lot of AI image generation for a while now.
@@Chlo3MusicHe uses AI, I thought he 3d modelled all the images personally
This is one of my new favorite SCPs. I’m so used to thinking of sarcist as cultist bad guys, but seeing them humanized as a people and a culture is so different. I love it.
That's cause these folk seem more like old sarkics. It's the new school sarkics who live urban lives who appreciate intrigue and schemes.
@@josejaimes-ramos1546the ones in Russia were also pretty brutal
@@DreadBirate if you're talking about Orok's Fall then those are also modernist. Traditional Sarcites are cool everywhere, just don't disturb their ordinary anomalous life
Excellent content as always, thank you for giving this allegory the Volgun treatment!
Great work as usual, Volgun! I'd never read this one on the main site and I'm blown away by how grounded it felt in the brutality of colonialism while still featuring an interesting anomaly.
The sarkic are fascinating.
Thank you for all the great videos! It brightenes my day so much whenever one come out!
Heard this one from someone else but God damn brother. Your delivery of it makes it hit so much harder
I'm curious about the additional voice talent involved here as of late. Is it all Volgun or some other folk? One way or another, it's a very nice touch.
Hell yeah, right as it's uploaded. This'll be good. I was just looking for something to listen to
This is one of the most genius SCPs I've ever encountered, and I'm extremely grateful you did a reading of it
Horrray a long one! Thanks volgun and your British guy helper!
1 o'clock in the morning=Bedtime...✓
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Great topic to sleep to=Sarkic/K-class scenario SCP...✓
Ahhh...perfect. Sweet dreams, guys!
yo its a republic full of resident evil villains
Always make my long commutes fun. Thanks for the long uploads
been waiting for more sarkicism scps, they're my favorite!! so freaky
This one is so good. It's a very good analogy for the role of colonizing nations in the South Pacific, and the modern foundation plays a role very similar to what the US does in that region today.
If you look at any controversial UN vote in which the US is in the minority opinion, you'll notice that several small island countries show up repeatedly: Togo, the Marshall Islands, Micronesia, and Palau. These countries have all signed a treaty called the "Compact of Free Association", or COFA. The provisions are that the US must provide certain benefits to the island, most notably military aid... but in effect, this means that the US has an unregulated military presence there. There's no rule that says the COFA nations have to vote the same as the US in the UN, but... there doesn't really need to be a rule, if you know what I mean. Several other countries aren't part of COFA but benefit from US trade and vote similarly.
To bring it back to the SCP article, all of these countries have a history of having European contact that was quickly followed by colonialism and "civilizing" missions. All of them have been passed around as colonies of different nations. And crucially, the Marshall Islands were used by the US as a testing ground for nuclear weapons during WW2. The damages caused by this testing have lasted for generations since then.
As in the case of the Republic, contact with outsiders and induction into colonialism and global capitalism has brought some technological benefits, but has mostly turned fairly peaceful, self-sufficient societies into communities that are plagued with health issues, violence, and poverty. Many people in COFA nations are too poor to afford things like advanced healthcare, and do not receive any tangible help from the benefits they're supposed to get in the treaty. The "pipes" in the article are a blunt metaphor: yes, they have modern amenities like running water. But was it worth it?
Wow, it’s real history with a single, tangential anomalous feature. Love world history, such a pleasant subject
Damn. Imagine if the church of the broken god found out about this place. Would be a massacre.
I can't be the only one that's annoyed by the use of "filibuster" in this one...
Fuuuuck yes, long vid. Love em, you kick ass, thank you.
I mean, doesn’t the rest of the world have biological buildings?
Many houses have wood foundations meaning that a wooden house is a biological house
He started with such good intentions like yeah civilized the barbarians bullshit but that was just the time period he did seem to actually care about the people and want to help them in his own twisted just not knowing any better way but he devolved into horrific actions ana a need for conquest so quickly they say he took over from a corrupt leader and then became a corrupt leader he went from protecting these people to creating an empire like the last guy makes me wonder if there's something there controlling people some other entities influence driving him to this because he's horrified by his actions but still seems incapable of making himself stop it doesn't sound like pure madness I wonder if whatever makes the area and the people anonymous might not also have its own goals and use easily corruptible people like him and the other leaders as just tools to achieve that
SCP: Smashing Colonial Powers
Descendant of a conquered people.
Almost an hour long?! Thank you!
WTF. Been watching all of your videos for YEARS. I would SWEAR I was subscribed. Did it auto unsub people at some point?
The Foundation Civil War of 1814?! Excuse me the what?
Ikr?!?! I want to hear that story
A interesting twist on a establish group in the scp community
25:10 i think barter came before commerce but not sure
Definitely one of the most unsettling SCPs I've ever read
SCP-4036 is just the highest stage of Capitalism.
Congrats if you get the reference.
I seem to always fall asleep to these and then have to start all over cause i cant remember what it was about
Was this written by stelnikev? And the edited by bright? This makes about as much sense a a mentally defficient reality bender winning a fight.
The "need for civilization" is... sick. They were civilized. They could have lived as they had, but advanced to protect themselves. But no... but no...
Don't forget to add this to your SCP Playlist for us night night time fall asleep to your videos type of people lol
Its funny to imagine a civilization of flesh crafting people that prefer normal metal technology over flesh ones, considering that is what makes them unique while we find metallurgy mundane.
“Yea sure I could use a flesh microwave but it takes 10 minutes to re-heat my food while one built with metal and electronics takes 30 seconds. Don’t even get me started on the washing machine…”
Its a Scorn civilization that knows its futile to machines.
Its also interesting to think about the military capabilities of such civilization when their only access to industrial guns were from percussion rifles, cannons, and revolvers, unless they smuggled and reverse-engineered outside weapons, even possibly combining it with flesh. Like they somehow got their hands on some FALs and use bone magazines and sights.
Interesting but certainly not effective. There's a reason we have lead bullets and the same reason, the stresses they can take are vastly superior. Not to mention how they get power, do they understand it?
@@tarektechmarine8209 I was more talking about the magazines themselves, as if they couldn’t smuggle enough in and had to bone mold magazines, stocks, sights, anything that doesn’t need to be metal.
i just realised the reason i like scp stories is because i love the fantasy of having a job
I would love to see a live action scp foundation movie about this country
Always here for the SCPs!!!
I would love to see a story of 4036 in a broken veil event
And that island's name was "Auroa"
I like this idea, but not its execution. The idea of a society that just so happens to be Sarkic is interesting, but too much emphasis is placed on the minutiae of government operations. You can tell the author got too wrapped up in the concept, losing the forest for the trees, so to speak.
If it was the opposite I would be bored as shit ngl
The author did well I say.
They just used it as a vehicle for their own cultural and political beliefs. The spooky stuff is just set dressing.
@@deesevrin8570Oh no, someone said that colonialism is bad. Boo hoo
@@LordSandwich27 That's really your take? I agree colonialism is bad, that's not the point in the slightest. Your reply is a non-sequiter.
Sounds to me like someone hates the country they live in, but for some reason refuse to move to the county they want to emulate.
...The bit with the pig's tail is a little... You know, uh, blatant. As far as imagery and metaphor goes. But it's at least one I haven't seen before, and it works with the story in general. So I rather enjoyed that.
Sounds like a great place for a vacation
Never thought I'd feel such sympathy for the Sarkics of all faiths.
Interesting concept, and the intro was rather engaging. But when we got into the journal entries I could see the gears turning in the writers head as they wrote this. It's extremely trope. Another noble savage story, about a native population that happens to hold all the political views that modernist post enlightenment people idolize, being crushed by a (almost) 1 dimensional caricature of the bigoted old world colonialist. Remove the SCP setting and this story becomes very trite.
Not to say that you can't tell an anti-colonialism story. But this brings nothing new to the table. It says the same message in the same way that has been said time and time again. The only people who will be impacted are the people who already agree. No one will truly be challenged or be moved to consider something they hadn't.
while i enjoy the story and especially the acting/narration, its such a thinly veiled commentary that it hurts :' ) boohoo colonialism bad. Not to mention the shoehorned equality and sexuality bs.
the ghey was very shoehorned lol, like it never went further than that. Not saying it should have, just saying that it definitely was just stuffed in.
Personally, I would've crusaded considering the time period, people were VERY pious and gays are not left alone....
Proto-sarkite have no gender roles, why is it so hard for you people to understand that ?
My guilty pleasure for falling asleep
Well this is the first one of these that actually made me feel sick while listening to it.
an entire community of fleshcrafters
An entire Country even!
"I wish to know nothing more" lol
Hey Volgun is there a platform u have all ur videos in audio form?
I hate when i get into an SCP rabbithole because i absolutely cant stand horror but ytbers that cover SCPs are extremely talented and I´m a curious motherfucker
The road to hell is paved with good intentions
That's it I'm defecting to Sarkic Polynesia!
"I wish to make good on my promise to the anthropologist and avoid hurting as many as possible."
*not one document later*
"I killed a chieftain today."
To be fair, the chieftain was kind of horrible to the people. I’d say the biggest 180 degree turn was when he kind of arbitrarily decides that he’s going to make an empire, and starts planting infants.
@@benniotto dude basically pulled a reverse hit.ler, instead of trying to invade already well established countries and commit mass slaughter as quickly as possible. he invaded a place that was far behind every other civilization and tried to grow it's population as fast as possible through cruel f-ed up means.
Oopsies
@@Martcapt WHOOPSIE.
@@benniotto Something else to consider is that "The Chieftain was Horrible!1!1!" is only ever heard from an 'interpreted' civilian, and the same interpreter seized power as soon as he could. Who knows what they actually felt about their chief
"Slavery is barbaric"
5 seconds later "Ooh, these natives would make wonderful workers"
Proceeds to treat the women as livestock
Payed… workers 👀
@@cinemasurge1851"If i have to work, its slavery." - modern day socialists.
- Any human society that has been slaves.
And like a man of the time who didn't believe in slavery, but wanted to make a lot of money, he basically made slavery with extra steps.
"No violence, I abhor violence. I just want a peaceful cleansing of the nation is all." Damn, sounds like a true religious person about to commit a holy war/crusade
SCP-4036 is sickening and tragic, in a beautifully well written way.
343rd Like. May he bless you.
Ah yes, another installment in the “Are the Foundation Really the Good Guys” series.
It would be pretty weird if they were, what with the things they ("have") to do.
44:44
@@Jomi91 Not terribly surprising, given the enforced isolationism the Foundation has foisted on them. And keep in mind, Sarkites are basically not allowed to even publicly exist in most of the countries of the world, so it’s not as though they haven’t been in the receiving end of similar treatment.
It's an odd balance. On one hand they are truly terrible for what they do to D-class, and how they contain anything and everything that doesn't make sense. But on the other hand they're also good for stopping true horrors from flattening humanity. There basically not good or evil, just kind of neutral and necessary in their own universe.
Another awkward question
Sarkic and Keter are always good.
My favorite combo. Especially when you throw in K-Class scenarios.
My fav combo as well. Body horror is probably my favorite sub genre.
I personally don't consider any of these in my headcannon, don't like them.
@@iamerror1699 only you think that majority like them. You just hate strong SCPs go live in your cave
Love this SCP, super happy to see it get the Volgun treatment!
Man I hope you make an eas about this scp
I listen to these to go to sleep. I shouldn't.
Edit: all 967 of you need therapy
Edit²: WHY ARE THERE A THOUSAND OF YOU. STOP THAT
Ayo, same. It's really counter productive.
Horror helps me sleep~
But it helps though
Horror soothe the soul
Same! Makes my dreams all funky and scary which I like.
as someone from a southeast asian country thats a former colony its rlly cool to see an scp where a colonialist, even a supposedly well meaning one, just sort of fucks up everything by trying to force a supposedly better way on life for no reason lmao
no omelet without breaking few eggs
@@iamtired4974 Except in this case the omelet is a global hegemony catering to the whims of the few at the top and eggs are people. But yeah, you know, basically the same thing.
It's just nice to see a story where the colonizer isn't sanitized and put as "well meaning" and therefore right even as they do the same shit as all the others before them. No matter how anyone tries to put it, "civilizing" foreign cultures is always about erasing them and assimilating them.
Im glad this author steered away from that and displayed how wrong it is to do.
@@iamtired4974 more like you broke their chickens looking for eggs
@@TheGreatCreator101 Exactly! People should be able to live like animals and colonize each other without competition from other colonizers. This guy gets it👍...
This scp is so sick, I love that the writing is good enough to really conjure that feeling in you.
I adore these longer videos! They are awesome for listening to while i do chores or work!
"Again, my english is poor, so I apologize for the incorrect word." She said in perfect english and goes on talking with perfect grammer, pronounciation and without stuttering or searching for words. Love you Volgun!
Yeah those bits where the only part that didn't really 'work' for me in this video.
Reminds me of Christoph Waltz in Django Unchained, "Please forgive me, it is a second language." As he speaks with perfect diction and is much more fluent than the southerners.
@@arminreep4056 To be fair most Southerners couldn't read at all up until WWII. At least for South Carolina as 40 percent were literate and qualified for service
Grammar*
Wow, didn’t think I’d be greeted by the horrific depiction of colonisation and the destruction consequences that followed with the result being the SCP. This was really good listen
To the commenters addressing the fact this story is about colonialism and has been done before... yeah. No shit lol
The SCP universe has been a ramshackle (non-derogatory) of independent writers putting their spin on existing tropes for as long as it has existed. Hopefully you can all unburden yourselves from the curse of knowing that stuff is pulled from other stuff, enough to simply enjoy a story. If you don't, at least develop more nuanced and interesting media analysis, I beg of you
I appreciate the new subtitle display, when it was scrolling text I would always read ahead of the narration and spoil myself
Yay, another Sarkic SCP! and quite a terrifying one at that. This one was very well written.
That's some LeGuinn-level shortform nuanced world-building right there...
I'll bite, what makes ya say so?
What does it mean?
lmao he called this heavyhanded trash NUANCED. Tell me it affirms your political opinions without telling me it affirms your political opinions 😂
@@actualturtle2421 I still just wanna know what bro meant.
@@dome2919 True cause in hindsight that was a wild-ass statement lmao
That was once of the most horrific fictional note I ever listen to
Really? that was REALLY weak. Sure morals did not exist in this story, but the level of disgust can get MUCH higher.
@tarektechmarine8209 which SCPs make this look REALLY weak in comparison?
I've never cheered for the sarkics before.
Now, I have
EDIT: WHAT THE ACTUAL FUC-
Honestly the single weirdest thing about this one the use of the word "filibuster" as though it describes a group or category of people and not an action people can perform.
Repeatedly calling a country itself illegal was also pretty weird- who gets to decide an entire nation has no legal right to exist?
That's exactly what Russia is trying to do to Ukraine right now, what Israel has done to Palestine, what the US did to the indigenous Nations. Deny their sovereignty, colonize their lands, imprison or deport the indigenous populations until so few remain that their culture is all but a memory.
Paradoxically other nations kinda do. There are tons of countries, both now and in the past that have been considered "illegitimate" and as such have been the target of bigger and more power hungry nations for conquest and exploitation, or supposed states that claim sovereignty but are denied it because it is within the bounds of a previously established nation. A very real example is the relationship between China and Taiwan nowadays. China (and it's allies) view Taiwan as a rogue state, and infringing on it's land, while Taiwan itself and various other powers (such as the U.S. and the U.K.) acknowledge it as it's own nation.
Nations after all are constructs, ideas more than actual real things. It's entirely based on majority consensus really, and we give them power by our belief in them and in the adherence in their laws. After all when people lose faith in a nation it is often when it collapses.
The bit about filibuster is weird though, not sure what is going on there.
@@vileone13 "... within the bounds of a previously established nation."
Isn't that... literally just any piece of land on the planet? I can see why these things get messy
@@wumbosaurus9121 Pretty much. The entirety of the Palestine/Israeli conflict kinda centers around who recognizes which nation as being legitimate (among centuries of religious and vengeance based conflict as well) for example. Geopolitics can get super messy, since much like alot of things it's based entirely upon agreement and not on any hard physical laws.
As of today there are (if I remember correctly) at least a dozen illegitimate/illegal/"Trust me dudes, they are just squatters on _MY_ land" around the world, Cataluña for Spain and Taiwan for China, also you have stuff like Israel and Palestine who are each illegitimate according to each other, that's both funny and depressing if you think about it.
The fact this guy only saw two options: lead these people or leave, tells you a lot. Apparently the thought to just leave himself and let someone else take control never even occurred to him.
Oh thank SCP-343, I have been trying to sleep for hours, having something new to fall asleep to should help.
This one wasn't my doing. Blame Yaldaboath or Vazjuma or whatever he's calling himself these days and his buddy Ion.
I'm hoping this comment was written after as sarcasm and not before in hope
@@jwalster9412 actually, I did finally get some sleep listening to this. But Volgun's readings are one of the few things I can sleep to. Hell, one of my favorites to fall asleep to is SCP-610, and that's zombies/infestation/body horror. There's a reason I'm in the Ethics Committee patrons, I need him to keep making videos so I can function
@@abreathingcoffin8089 lol
@@OhhCrapGuy yup, I am the same lol. Nothing welcomes me to sleep like the embrace of nightmarish dreams brought by quality scp readings.
Guy tries to convert utopian communal society into capitalist empire, fucks up bad (to no one's surprise)
The author must have been inspired by the Boxer Rebellion, Hawaiian History and some generic country post-colonial history.
Mayyyybe is a little, y'think? X.x
24:45 - 25:05
My mans literally just went "Socialism, that being Sharing resources and not exploiting each other through economic manipulation, is noy how 'Civilized man' lives" and it sends shivers down my soul
LOVE the new text layout. Much easier to follow along with. 👍
I wonder how Grand Karcist Ion and the other Klavigars would react to this whole republic
Their is nothing I love more than an hour long Volgun video on my day off!!
Great....we already had Karcist's Leech Vampires in Eastern Europe, and now we've got Flesh-Benders in Polynesia.
Whats next? A small farming community of Flesh Golems in Nebraska?
Dont forget those flesh crafters in urals.
Actually, there was a community of Nälkän called the "Church of the Scorched Earth" that lived in the Nevada desert, it had okay relations with the US and had signed a treaty, but when WW2 was declared, the treaty they had signed allowed the US to send every young man to war, they all died and the remaining population launched an uprising, after a while, progress could not be made, so the US decided to nuke the uprising under the guise of nuclear testing.
If you want to know the file, it's SCP-5728.
Been listening for so long. Only now have i been in a position to support. Thank you for all you do.
Thank you so much. This means a lot
"No violence, I abhor violence. I just want a peaceful cleansing of the nation is all." Damn, sounds like a true religious person about to commit a holy war/crusade