I like SCPs like this that are just plain anomalous. They sometimes seem rather mundane compared to other SCPs, but I get a little bored after reading about the thousandth world ending threat or immortal impossible to neutralize lizard/concrete/angel/extra-dimensional entity thing.
There are many entries that are not world endingly dangerous; though they may still pose a threat otherwise. Anomolies do not have to be dangerous inherently, but it makes sense that things that defy the known laws and properties of physics and reality would represent some degree of danger.
I like the pizza box and the coffee machine the most. They're simple, mundane, but what they do is wierd. Infinite pizza and any liquid you want. Movie nights? Check. Date nights? Check. Party? Check.
Guy with the upside-down organs is probably the most lucky, they kept him around as a janitor while they continued to observe him into the future for posterity. He basically went from D-class to indentured servitude, which is the best I've heard from this joint...
There was one D-class that was taught law by what I think was scp-5094 eventually stopped work at the foundation and went into law, so definitely not the BEST, but certainly good for foundation standards
I'm just thinking of Dr. Bright grabbing the stone and yeeting in the face of Dr. Gears or Agent Ukelele. The absolute ass face that they would put towards Bright would be the funniest thing ever lol
Everyone in the comments seems to have forgotten, but there was a researcher for the foundation that was subjected to the stone. They went through so many changes they don't have a clear gender anymore. No Dr Brights necessary for that.
Rule 700000: Dr bright is not allowed to throw scp 113 at scp 682 just to see what would happen No, it's not worth the price for a "dommy goth lizard gf", and we are restricting your access to scp 113 from now on
Scp 682 went on a emotional rampage then ate 200 gallons of iced cream, shortly after it watched sleepless in Seattle then went on another emotional rampage then slept.
They didn't cover the most interesting test subject for this SCP. It was a researcher who was subjected to the stone so much they actually became completely gender-neutral or something. SCPs that have specific interactions with one gender or another (i.e. effects that exclusively work on men but not women) get completely confused around them.
I'd be willing to listen to this channel science or history talk, it sounds more interesting than having to listen to teacher in class / online meeting
I think because of its connection to infographics it has typically correct items for certain times which I think is awesome. When they talk about the earlier days of the foundation and other stuff they always have the right weapon to display. Probably because they used it before for a history video. That's just what I believe
@@axialcompressorturbojet Exercise doesnt give the same effects as surgery. Besides, the condition known as gender dysphoria causes alot more to the affected person suffering than surgery ever could. Changing your gender is often the only effective way to help yourself.
Hmmm. The device must be using the body's resources to enact the changes. This is why the D-class that was tested back to back died. Their body needed a rest period to give their organs a break and build up those nutrients again.
@@xxnightwolfxx6358 i can'T talk rigHt now friEnd. maYbe some other time we CAN talk about tHEse ideAs you have and make a plan to staRt this action, but for now I Must bid you ado. I wish you thE best of luck in all your future endeavors, wHatEver they wiLl be. rePly soon if you can.
Leave it to the SCP foundation to use such an object to cause Gender Dysphoria rather than help with it. I would say The Ethic Committee needs to review it policy but their response to criticism usually ends with somebody being amnesticized and serving as D class.
You are not supposed to use useful SCP's because it would cause unnecessary conflict, extorting this SCP to cure people's crippling self image problems may be worse that causing them. We are ready have weird sex change stuff, just do that.
Honestly, the SCP Foundation should not use the object at all. It's unpredictable as the reuse test logs show. They should just stick to their name and merely secure, contain, and protect it.
Two things im surprised wasnt done, what happens when another humanoid scp touches the stone, and what happens if two people touch the stone at once, like each person grabbed each end at the same time and it burns into both of them. Which poses two much more horrifying questions. What happens if two people of different genders touch opposite ends of the stone at the same time, would the stone get confused who is being changed in what way and start mixing it around between them making a bunch of mutations? And if that is the case and the other persons biology may spill over into your transformation then what does that mean if you were to have a human and a scp touch the stone together. Like the unkillable lizard.
I think putting it on SCP 682 would cause the stone to just fall off like any other animal which the stone is inacpable of altering. And probably the same case would happen for other SCPs.
Here’s an interesting thought because of the hair on SCP 682. It was how the foundation found 113, as 682 was one of the first recorded victims of repeated exposure
@@RandomYT05_01 DR BRIGHT YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE ON UNMONITORED INTERNET ACCESS AT SITE [IIIIIIIIIIII]. I AM SENDING AN AGENT TO DISCONNECT YOU IMMEDIATELY
@@RandomYT05_01 we know all your accounts already. how do you think we keep making new rules when you think you got away? also where is the Last SCP you borrowed?
Honestly, I'd love to give certain people this SCP, they'd quite enjoy it, the nausia, small shocks, and seasure passing out is probably better then going though the normal process it also biologically changes you so going though this scp with your transition makes you cisgendered
@Ethertask Sebastian actually it's more then just becoming the opposite, Anything that counts as not on the same side as your sex counts as transgender (Also it's not comparable to Latinx, as the term Transgender and Cisgender have been in use long before it was even seen in humans (for example, fish), there's a difference between trying to push for a label almost nobody (who is latno) really cares for and just letting a scientific term exist and be used (And also pushing for needless discrimination against the label to end)
@Ethertask Sebastian have you forgotten about descriptors? You can say Hedgehog, and you can also say Blue Hedgehog, that doesn't mean that a Blue Hedgehog isn't a Hedgehog also Cis has been around for a while (and applied to humans in 1990) with the word Trans only predating the word Cis by 20 years Cis is a descriptor just like the word Trans (Both standing for Cisgender and Transgender respectfully) Descriptors are only used when nessesery, for example someone wouldn't actually be called "Cis Man / Cis Male" unless it had to be specified in certain situations or documentation (same case with Trans men / Trans Male) As soon as Transgender people started being recognized, reguardless of if someone was against or for them a word for someone who wasn't trans was needed, and that word ended up being Cisgender (Cis meaning "on the same side of)
@Ethertask Sebastian 1. I dislike buzzfeed, it's a terrible news source 2. most people don't care if they're called that, for example myself (I don't like when it's used as a insult though, same goes when people call someone trans as a insult) 3. What kind of steriotype cast of charcaters have you seen? because what you're reffering to is stuff I've only seen in fictional media
@Ethertask Sebastian 1. All that did was include LGBT people in the minority protection against discrimination, Pretty sure you're MASSIVELY exadurrating 2. take it slightly with a grain of salt, I'm not from canada, but from serbia (a country where being lgbt is 1. not legalized 2. something you can he executed for, so massively different)
This SCP definitely has some interesting potential with other SCPS that have effects on certain genders but not others. Like I wonder if the Daughter of Shadows effect only works on biological men, or people who identify as men, or, heck, its possible it just effects people who are attracted to women. Granted I don’t know a ton about SCP 029 but it could be interesting on other anomalies!
finally I learn about this scp. I heard of it but never found out more about it. Very interesting what it did to the d class test subjects after repetitive exposure.
Its a shame that numerous exposures seem to cause stranger and stranger mutations. If that werent the case, and the nausea and vomiting could be controlled, this could be a very useful or even novel item for multiple applications.
Honestly the only serious use I could see for it is changing some humans genders if there aren't enough of either sex, this way reproduction can still happen, outside of that every other use is trivial at best.
Allow me to introduce myself, I am Kay, a representative from the Ethics Committee, I didn’t think we would have to say this but It seems like our hand is forced. There will be no anomalies unless approved by the O5 Council used for medical treatments including but not limited to gender transitioning, soul switching , replacing bones with cybernetic parts, nervous system transplants, arbitrary defense mechanism implants (I.e chainsaw shoulder blades),etc. In context with this video posted by a civilian (who which will be dealt with shortly for breaching secrecy - don’t worry you all will get amnestics) there will be absolutely no use of SCP-113 in the public domain for Gender Transitioning Thankfully we don’t have to put a rule on this SCP for Dr.Bright since he can turn into a man or woman by dying at moments notice. Surely he wouldn’t be able to do anything bad with this SCP.
"Thankfully we don’t have to put a rule on this SCP for Dr.Bright since he can turn into a man or woman by dying at moments notice. Surely he wouldn’t be able to do anything bad with this SCP." As the saying goes, if there is a will, there is a way.
But but it could be the best thing to happen to a trans person such as myself yall are keeping this technology from us and making our lives much harder
They are able to change their sex genetically. No human or mammal can change their sex. Even with sex change surgery, the person is still the sex they were born as.
Fun fact. About switching genders clown fish change genders often. So that mean nemo’s dad was actually a female and nemo’ s sexual partner. If it was realistic
this was the first scp i ever learned about and have always wanted it since learning about it, this animation is even better than just reading about it
Why this of all scps? There are so many things that can much cooler shit, but you want the rock that can change genders and/or mutate whoever uses it in unpredictable ways.
personal opinion: i wouldnt care if its not a good idea to use the stone to genderbend instead of getting sec reassignment. i heard the surgery is way more painful too so i'd rather just be awake during it and have it done quicker. feel free to dump your opinions in the comments if you read this.
It did say that it also made changes to the physical characteristics that affirmed the test subject's gender identity (in the case of gender-nonconforming people, like those who are trans, nonbinary, or intersex). So it doesn't change their gender, but instead essentially provides personalized gender affirming care without HRT (hormone replacement therapy) or SRS (sex reassignment surgery)
That would be a pretty deadly weapon in the hands off someone with good aim, imagine being able to momentarily induce a seizure like state into someone you were fighting
SCP-113 Object Class: Safe Special Containment Procedures: SCP-113 is to be kept in standard storage in Site-23. SCP-113 may be handled with laboratory gloves. No organism may be exposed to SCP-113 without prior approval. Personnel exposed to SCP-113 are to be kept under medical observation for 7 days. Description: SCP-113 resembles a small, polished piece of red jasper. Analysis shows that SCP-113 is not composed of jasper, but [REDACTED] composition similar to that of other recovered objects. When SCP-113 comes in direct contact with the flesh of an organism possessing sex chromosomes, the organism's physical characteristics associated with gender and biological sex are transformed (including genetics and secondary sexual characteristics), either reversed or altered. This process occurs in four stages: Stage 1: Lasts approximately 0.2 seconds. SCP-113 bonds with the cells that it touches and induces an unidentified chemical change. This process causes tissue damage similar to mild burns, and SCP-113 cannot be removed from contact with the subject until all stages complete. Stage 2: Lasts approximately 20 seconds. SCP-113 emits a low-intensity electromagnetic wave which travels through the subject's body. Subjects may experience nausea and vomiting, along with a stinging sensation throughout the body. Stage 3: Lasts approximately 60 seconds. Throughout this stage, the subject's cellular makeup is temporarily transformed. Altered cell composition ranges widely from being unidentifiable as human, to a unique variation of partially-differentiated stem cells. The subject will experience intense stimulation of all sensory nerves during the final 20 seconds of this stage, and describe this part of the process as extremely painful. Subjects in poor health may die of shock in this stage. At the end of this stage, the subject's biological sex is permanently altered. In standard cases, the subject's biological sex will be changed to the opposite biological sex. All primary and secondary sexual characteristics are altered accordingly. Stage 4: SCP-113 disengages from the subject and becomes inert. Subjects with sex chromosomes atypical for their species (such as intersex humans) are affected in unpredictable ways by SCP-113. In human intersex subjects, this appears to be influenced by gender identity; such subjects may be unaffected, or their bodies may change to match baseline male or female bodies (with sex chromosomes to match), or other results may occur. Usually, change seems to match or partially match subject's gender identity during initial use, if gender identity is nonstandard. Whether SCP-113 alters its effect based on the presence of a nonstandard gender identity is under investigation. Gender identity of human subjects is not typically altered by SCP-113. In subjects with nonstandard gender identities (typically gender identities which do not match their pre-exposure biological sex), this usually results in positive psychological effects. In subjects with standard gender identities (male/female, matching pre-exposure biological sex), psychological effects are usually negative. These appear to be natural psychological reactions, and not an anomalous effect of SCP-113. SCP-113 exposure results in unusual effects in certain species. In Varanus komodoensis (the komodo dragon), a number of ZW/ZZ individuals were transformed to possess WW chromosomes instead of ZZ or ZW, which was in every instance fatal. In Caenorhabditis elegans (a nematode), no males were produced despite C. elegans having two sexes (hermaphrodite and male). Male subjects became hermaphrodites, and hermaphrodite subjects were unaffected. (Note: In wild populations, male C. elegans are extremely rare.) Subjects of single-sex, hermaphroditic species (such as earthworms) will not be transformed by SCP-113; the object's process will stop at the second stage and the object will become inert. Previously exposed subjects may undergo SCP-113's effects again by re-initiating contact with SCP-113 after approximately 60 seconds have passed. However, in 25% of cases, immediate second exposure to SCP-113 fails to transform the subject correctly. Transformation failure varies in nature, but usually includes massive bone, organ, and tissue damage to the subject, as well as partial or complete obliteration of genitalia. This commonly results in death by organ trauma or internal bleeding. Failure rate can be affected by subjects not coming into contact with SCP-113 for a lengthy period of time, which varies by subject; patterns are under research. Under normal circumstances, transformation failure rate increases exponentially upon multiple exposures. Subjects who survive rapid, repeated exposure are eventually transformed [DATA EXPUNGED] Further anomalous elements continue to appear as exposure count increases.
Stop copy pasting from the SCP-Wiki Page and do some real work in writing your hard thought-out unoriginal TH-cam comment. We are all doing our part, do yours!
People wondering why there's a devourer of worlds, a funny robot with a brief case casually walking away from 682, 096 and 173, and the sun becoming as hot as it could, melting all humans then turning them into large masses of goop with nothing to do expect hunt and absorb organisms at the same time:
Jeez, could you imagine if people found the location of an SCP site? It would be like Area 51 all over again… except I don’t think the Foundation has qualms about killing anyone who tries
Theory, because the Hawkfish changed rapidly when exposed to the stone. could the stone have been a very rare byproduct of the hawkfish (meaning there are more of these stones out there on the ocean floor), or is the stone responsible for the hawkfish's origin.
that's a different opinion than most of this video's comments express, but tbh it's what I'd expect from a cis person. case studies irl have shown that bodily transitioning can induce gender dysphoria in cisgender people.
On a serious note though, has there been tests on certain ACP anomalous species where there's more than one individual. Like has it ever been tested on any instances of 939 the winning voices?
People often argue that the SCP Foundation isn't evil by nature. but they literally had to remember "Oh, we should test this on animals sometime!" After testing this sort of thing on people and putting them through absurd pain in the process. Ethics committee my ass.
You make a good point but the foundations is the best foundation compared to like the GOC, insurgency, and Children of the Scarlet king. And at least these people have a ethics committee unlike litterally every other Group of Interest
@@hawkboys2465 Any ethics committee that allows them to do the sorts of things they get away with is functionally the same as no ethics committee at all.
@@samwill7259 if they didn't have an ethics committee u do understand they'd have kids as D classes right? They only use kids if extremely necessary. And if they didnt have an ethics committee they'd just be like the GOC and kill pretty much all the anomalies. If they listened to the ethics committee at all times they'd only do tests on animals and just be regular boring scientists
@@hawkboys2465 I hope you realize that "They only use kids if extremely necessary." is not an actual point in their favor right? The fact that they will ever accept that using children IS nessacary in ANY scenario is nothing short of monstrous. not to mention the D-Class program is inhuman in itself. They SAY they only use death row criminals out loud but it's been basically admitted multiple times that they sometimes just use homeless peoples, vagabonds or runaways. They say they're better but they're not. Their care for the welfare of people at large is miniscule if it exists at all.
@@samwill7259 So you'd prefer they didn't use humans to test if anomalies are dangerous? What do u suggest then? I mean using animals would be useless for most anomalies that require a specific ritual. And I doubt animal teeth would be useful against anomalies that need to be shot with tranquilizers. And I'm pretty sure scp 173 would breach containment every five minutes considering dogs and cats don't know not to look away from it considering there attention span is like 10 seconds
Welcome to the knowledge that clownfish can genderbend. Marlin wanted to find Nemo so they could continue the bloodline. Marlin would have turned into Marlene and have Nemo's babies.
113 is special to me, not because of this but because that's my wedding anniversary, January 13th 2006. Wow almost been 16 years already time sure does fly lol
full body pain you say? extremely excruciating? yeah yeah, been there done that, had a stomach ulcer on the nerve that sends signals through the whole body, dealt with that for a whole month and was not fun, this sounds just like that so I'll take my chances if it means I can be myself
Hey! I got an idea! Dr Bright could make many copies of himself, then use this SCP, and make babies with himself! They would definitely be anomalous! xD
My favorite type of SCP is the safe class that can do weird shit
same
absolutely! things like a message from dad or the butler's hand bell are among the best imo
Ye, at least you have to do something on it before something happens
@Chic 'N' Stu vending machine is a great one too yeah
Same
i just love how scp foundation tests scps on humans BEFORE testing them on animals
LMAOO
Well yeah, testing dangerous, life-threatening anomalies on animals is just inhumane.
They test on the Animals of human beings. Murders, etc.
@@alecdickens1042 inhumane? What’s human in them?
@@-Faris- the joke
I like SCPs like this that are just plain anomalous. They sometimes seem rather mundane compared to other SCPs, but I get a little bored after reading about the thousandth world ending threat or immortal impossible to neutralize lizard/concrete/angel/extra-dimensional entity thing.
There are many entries that are not world endingly dangerous; though they may still pose a threat otherwise. Anomolies do not have to be dangerous inherently, but it makes sense that things that defy the known laws and properties of physics and reality would represent some degree of danger.
Exactly, I can’t stand when people think anomalous=harmful
I really like that abouy SCPs. Like that book of ills that makes you get those ills when you read about them
It's also fun when the SCP isn't a god/demon/cosmic horror that lies dormant in a mundane form like the toaster and the simple chair.
I like the pizza box and the coffee machine the most. They're simple, mundane, but what they do is wierd. Infinite pizza and any liquid you want.
Movie nights? Check.
Date nights? Check.
Party? Check.
Guy with the upside-down organs is probably the most lucky, they kept him around as a janitor while they continued to observe him into the future for posterity. He basically went from D-class to indentured servitude, which is the best I've heard from this joint...
Guessing that better than being eaten alive or being crushed to death in a black hole.
He got Fresh Prince of Bel-Aired. 😂
janitor should be good ending for class d
There was one D-class that was taught law by what I think was scp-5094 eventually stopped work at the foundation and went into law, so definitely not the BEST, but certainly good for foundation standards
As horrific as it got, I'm surprised they didn't do double-exposure tests Day 1. Remarkable self-control by their standards.
They did.
8:36
@@vr_live2659 I said it's remarkable they didn't test it on Day 1. That was later.
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The narrator sounds like he could host a nature documentary. The narrator has a very nice voice.
Try the infographics show, same people, real life topics
You mean Hunter? You should watch his channel limenade
Go check out limenade then
His name is Hunter Peterson.
Hunter's the best
I can see a lot of people are interested in this SCP.
I’m….. studying for scientific purposes
Can't wait to do this on the sleeping homies😊
Even more of a reason to lock it up.
Yours truly loves this scp quite a lot
@@BlazeTrail1269 wtf
“Another thing Dr.Bright is not allowed to do at the SCP Foundation is use SCP-113 for “personal” use.”
Good idea
Dr bright can not use it to make a genderbend gun
@@FastReinforcement gender bend chainsaw
I don't need it I don't need it I NEEEEED IITT.
@@BasedGrandmasKitchen prevent the urges
I'm just thinking of Dr. Bright grabbing the stone and yeeting in the face of Dr. Gears or Agent Ukelele.
The absolute ass face that they would put towards Bright would be the funniest thing ever lol
Intresting idea,but I was thinking put it in 914 on very fine then take the ouput and use it on 682.
@@bright3658 no, no..you may accidently cause that thing to give birth
@@neonflights5951 But… monster wife
Everyone in the comments seems to have forgotten, but there was a researcher for the foundation that was subjected to the stone. They went through so many changes they don't have a clear gender anymore. No Dr Brights necessary for that.
@@bright3658 mmmm yeah that's a very cultured touch Mr. Dr. Bright
you say “dangerous”, i hear “free top surgery”
Same
And bottom, probably.
@@Star-Bubbles123 No, it's actually quite difficult in most cases
@@Quupyw Genderfluids are born with SCP-113 embedded in their forehead like Vision.
@@Aymelia-colon3 no that is so yesterday I wear mine on the back of my hand like the Triforce
Me wondering how they would make this more interesting:
The SCP:
*effects get stranger and stranger over repeated exposures*
3 penises after 7 rounds
Rule 700000: Dr bright is not allowed to throw scp 113 at scp 682 just to see what would happen
No, it's not worth the price for a "dommy goth lizard gf", and we are restricting your access to scp 113 from now on
sad lol
Faxs 🇨🇳
Scp 682 went on a emotional rampage then ate 200 gallons of iced cream, shortly after it watched sleepless in Seattle then went on another emotional rampage then slept.
Dr Bright just likes a little trolling
He CAN, however, throw it at Dr. Gears, since we think it’s funny.
They didn't cover the most interesting test subject for this SCP. It was a researcher who was subjected to the stone so much they actually became completely gender-neutral or something. SCPs that have specific interactions with one gender or another (i.e. effects that exclusively work on men but not women) get completely confused around them.
I think you mean androgynous
@@NarbsTheGreat That's exactly the word I was trying to reach, but it wasn't coming to mind. I kept arriving at "analogous".
yo pog??? promise?????
@@faesommers It was one of the first SCPs I ever read about, the researcher was involved in a few cross-tests
I think I’ve read the file of the person you’re talking about before.
I'd be willing to listen to this channel science or history talk, it sounds more interesting than having to listen to teacher in class / online meeting
Try the infographics show it’s the same people but they talk about real life topics
@@thewaterguy5741 yes i did sub to both channel
I think because of its connection to infographics it has typically correct items for certain times which I think is awesome. When they talk about the earlier days of the foundation and other stuff they always have the right weapon to display. Probably because they used it before for a history video. That's just what I believe
That's the infographics show
Self started history deep doves are far more interesting than class lol
Did the scp foundation already try scp 113 on plants with sex? I think that would be pretty interesting.
Agreed 🤔
Aw hell naw what they gonna be putting in plant products now😭😭😭
420 likes. You know what that means fellas. Ill bring the papers.
Well, of course the worms experienced no gender swap! You flattened them with a stone
true!
Finally, the first SCP I've ever heard of
...for totally normal reasons definitely not related to a certain type of dysphoria of course-
If only this could be made of use to some people for mental health benefits...
@@KarinIris123 yeaaa, if only :c
Took me 30 years to say something.. Hope you do if ya do, you know. 😌
@@taylororourke2525 Thank you, and I'm glad you did it at last too! I hope you've been much happier nowadays
@@MaidoNyxi Life has never been better. 🥰
People in DeviantArt community: I'LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK
Oh no
It's like SCP 137 with certain female figurines
Rule 63?
Oh god, I can see the tgs coming
CLOSE THE GATES THEY'RE COMING
Don't care about how painful this SCP's change are I'd use it in an instant. It would save me thousands of dollars
Or maybe you could be normal.
@@seams4186 Nah, you tweaking
And alot of time probably
@@seams4186 ye
@@axialcompressorturbojet Exercise doesnt give the same effects as surgery. Besides, the condition known as gender dysphoria causes alot more to the affected person suffering than surgery ever could. Changing your gender is often the only effective way to help yourself.
Just give me a single run with this SCP and I'd be set for life and feel a thousand times better about myself
@@azure-aeon-dragonica worth it
@@nemurinemuri2212 Gender euphoria activate
Side effects: extreme pain, mutations, and unknown side effects
Trans people: BOLD OF YOU TO ASSUME I FEAR DEATH
Agreed
@@belladonnaplumb9376 cannot relate
Worth it
@@thecavejelly hyper oof man, I hope you doing allright
@@GamStr-xq3vc yeah I don't live in the most excepting place ;
Hmmm. The device must be using the body's resources to enact the changes. This is why the D-class that was tested back to back died. Their body needed a rest period to give their organs a break and build up those nutrients again.
Welp, time to break into a SCP containment site. I need this.
the chaos insurgency wishes to know your location i believe we have the same interest
same bro
9:45
@@Nikku4211 that's only after multiple repeated uses. I just want to use it once
@@xxnightwolfxx6358 i can'T talk rigHt now friEnd. maYbe some other time we CAN talk about tHEse ideAs you have and make a plan to staRt this action, but for now I Must bid you ado. I wish you thE best of luck in all your future endeavors, wHatEver they wiLl be. rePly soon if you can.
SCP-049 loves this SCP
Leave it to the SCP foundation to use such an object to cause Gender Dysphoria rather than help with it. I would say The Ethic Committee needs to review it policy but their response to criticism usually ends with somebody being amnesticized and serving as D class.
You are not supposed to use useful SCP's because it would cause unnecessary conflict, extorting this SCP to cure people's crippling self image problems may be worse that causing them. We are ready have weird sex change stuff, just do that.
read SCP-6113, it's basically a lake that changes your gender and the ethics committee is also involved
Honestly, the SCP Foundation should not use the object at all. It's unpredictable as the reuse test logs show. They should just stick to their name and merely secure, contain, and protect it.
Bruh this is fiction why do you care
@@Nikku4211 I mean, as far as anything I've read goes that's only for re-exposure so it's not much of an argument against first time use.
Everybody gangster until you hear someone says:
*”Haha prank him John.”*
Haha you know it.
*Gives the stone and proceeds to clap*
This SCP is responsible for 45% of rule34 content
Don’t you mean rule 63?
Wait pucci you can't do that, you are a priest
@@sheikh_freddy a priest of culture
Father? Did you brought the milk ?
45% is kind of steep.
Heres another reason why i want to work at the foundation:
🌟 *Genderbender* 🌟
Two things im surprised wasnt done, what happens when another humanoid scp touches the stone, and what happens if two people touch the stone at once, like each person grabbed each end at the same time and it burns into both of them. Which poses two much more horrifying questions.
What happens if two people of different genders touch opposite ends of the stone at the same time, would the stone get confused who is being changed in what way and start mixing it around between them making a bunch of mutations?
And if that is the case and the other persons biology may spill over into your transformation then what does that mean if you were to have a human and a scp touch the stone together. Like the unkillable lizard.
I think putting it on SCP 682 would cause the stone to just fall off like any other animal which the stone is inacpable of altering. And probably the same case would happen for other SCPs.
Given we dont know if exposing 682 to the stone would grant it the ability to reproduce i say dont.
Since the stone has unpredictable effects, I doubt the Foundation would risk testing it with another SCP
Here’s an interesting thought because of the hair on SCP 682. It was how the foundation found 113, as 682 was one of the first recorded victims of repeated exposure
The thing on 682's head isn't hair, it's dead skin from swimming in acid all day.
Wow! Okay then, no wonder why they keep denying my requests for cross testing between 113 and 682.
@@RandomYT05_01 DR BRIGHT YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE ON UNMONITORED INTERNET ACCESS AT SITE [IIIIIIIIIIII]. I AM SENDING AN AGENT TO DISCONNECT YOU IMMEDIATELY
@@blakethesnake6686 damn. You got me. Well, better make a new account.
@@RandomYT05_01 we know all your accounts already. how do you think we keep making new rules when you think you got away? also where is the Last SCP you borrowed?
Can’t wait to hire this dude to narrate my autobiography 😭
Honestly, I'd love to give certain people this SCP, they'd quite enjoy it, the nausia, small shocks, and seasure passing out is probably better then going though the normal process
it also biologically changes you so going though this scp with your transition makes you cisgendered
6113 exists
@Ethertask Sebastian actually it's more then just becoming the opposite, Anything that counts as not on the same side as your sex counts as transgender (Also it's not comparable to Latinx, as the term Transgender and Cisgender have been in use long before it was even seen in humans (for example, fish), there's a difference between trying to push for a label almost nobody (who is latno) really cares for and just letting a scientific term exist and be used (And also pushing for needless discrimination against the label to end)
@Ethertask Sebastian have you forgotten about descriptors?
You can say Hedgehog, and you can also say Blue Hedgehog, that doesn't mean that a Blue Hedgehog isn't a Hedgehog
also Cis has been around for a while (and applied to humans in 1990) with the word Trans only predating the word Cis by 20 years
Cis is a descriptor just like the word Trans (Both standing for Cisgender and Transgender respectfully)
Descriptors are only used when nessesery, for example someone wouldn't actually be called "Cis Man / Cis Male" unless it had to be specified in certain situations or documentation (same case with Trans men / Trans Male)
As soon as Transgender people started being recognized, reguardless of if someone was against or for them a word for someone who wasn't trans was needed, and that word ended up being Cisgender (Cis meaning "on the same side of)
@Ethertask Sebastian 1. I dislike buzzfeed, it's a terrible news source
2. most people don't care if they're called that, for example myself (I don't like when it's used as a insult though, same goes when people call someone trans as a insult)
3. What kind of steriotype cast of charcaters have you seen? because what you're reffering to is stuff I've only seen in fictional media
@Ethertask Sebastian 1. All that did was include LGBT people in the minority protection against discrimination, Pretty sure you're MASSIVELY exadurrating
2. take it slightly with a grain of salt, I'm not from canada, but from serbia (a country where being lgbt is 1. not legalized 2. something you can he executed for, so massively different)
This could be used with The Daughter of Shadows, so men cannot be affected by the SCP's effects.
Would be interesting to see if turning a man into a woman frees the being from the Daughter of shadows effects.
Or now only women are effected. I say use 963 on her instead and give Bright an army of men to follow his every command.
@@joebaumgart1146 It seems the list just got bigger of what Bright is not allowed to do.
This SCP definitely has some interesting potential with other SCPS that have effects on certain genders but not others. Like I wonder if the Daughter of Shadows effect only works on biological men, or people who identify as men, or, heck, its possible it just effects people who are attracted to women.
Granted I don’t know a ton about SCP 029 but it could be interesting on other anomalies!
What would happen if they try it on another SCP. Like the Shy Guy...would it turn into Shay Gal?
Mabey, but I think it would be best to leave him alone
Wait, what if 096 actually suffers from crippling gender dysphoria, which is what makes it hate its face
@@boo6767 the fuck?
@@boo6767 sounds reasonable. I would definitely do the same.
you have google lol, search it up yourself
unless you're literally just replying to anything LGBTQ+ related hered
finally I learn about this scp. I heard of it but never found out more about it. Very interesting what it did to the d class test subjects after repetitive exposure.
I'd become an SCP Foundation scientist just to touch 113 without a second thought.
@Sr. Fartsalot well yeah duh lmao
Yes
"Uhh so you uh are fired after the first day of working here..."
@@FastReinforcement
You don't get fired, jyst transferred to D-class
Same, altough i am too young and not smart enough to be a scientist at the scp foundation. if i was i totally would do that.
"SCP 113 is not to be considered a safe or effective alternative to gender confirmation surgery"... Bull. Gimme that rock right now
Its a shame that numerous exposures seem to cause stranger and stranger mutations. If that werent the case, and the nausea and vomiting could be controlled, this could be a very useful or even novel item for multiple applications.
And imagine if they could be created and sold over the counter. This would make many people's sex lives interesting to say the least.
Or the thousands of people struggling with gender dysphoria ?
@@RandomYT05_01 or imagine how much the fashion industry would explode. Or what it could do to the job market or professional athletics
@@RandomYT05_01 the foundation would keep it locked in a random place, they have a fountain that grants them eternal life and use it all for the O5
Honestly the only serious use I could see for it is changing some humans genders if there aren't enough of either sex, this way reproduction can still happen, outside of that every other use is trivial at best.
this is the greatest SCP ever we're gonna need this IRL
The Based Stone
No, stop just stop.
@@noeltlalka6476 No bitches? 🥺
@@lillebror1567 damn bro, we sent our greatest scientists in the country, and even they after years of research couldn't find who asked 😔
@@noeltlalka6476 The consensus of the validity of transgender people in science is literally overwhelming
Also cope + seethe + kick rocks
I love that when they change genders they just automatically change hair cuts
Allow me to introduce myself, I am Kay, a representative from the Ethics Committee, I didn’t think we would have to say this but It seems like our hand is forced. There will be no anomalies unless approved by the O5 Council used for medical treatments including but not limited to gender transitioning, soul switching , replacing bones with cybernetic parts, nervous system transplants, arbitrary defense mechanism implants (I.e chainsaw shoulder blades),etc.
In context with this video posted by a civilian (who which will be dealt with shortly for breaching secrecy - don’t worry you all will get amnestics) there will be absolutely no use of SCP-113 in the public domain for Gender Transitioning
Thankfully we don’t have to put a rule on this SCP for Dr.Bright since he can turn into a man or woman by dying at moments notice. Surely he wouldn’t be able to do anything bad with this SCP.
"Thankfully we don’t have to put a rule on this SCP for Dr.Bright since he can turn into a man or woman by dying at moments notice. Surely he wouldn’t be able to do anything bad with this SCP."
As the saying goes, if there is a will, there is a way.
But but it could be the best thing to happen to a trans person such as myself yall are keeping this technology from us and making our lives much harder
@@ArtisticSin if one scp would get leaked all scp’s would. If an scp got leaked there would always be someone who would try to abuse it no matter what
F U, I do wat I wun
You controlling bastards keep ruining our fun, I was gonna put it in Dr.Karen's healing crystal bowl but you just HAD to ruin it.
(scp-113 exists)
*Hawkfish*
My gender switching abilities have increased 10 folds!
In summary you either gain a bone or lose a bone
Underrated comment
@@belladonnaplumb9376 I agree
Massive W to the guy that got his hair back
“Many animals have the ability to change gender” this says a lot about our society today
What do you mean?
Absolutely true
@@stephaneschmalen2742 Think about it. People are going from 1 gender to another
cHangInG GeNDeRs iS nOT nORmAl
meanwhile nature:
They are able to change their sex genetically. No human or mammal can change their sex. Even with sex change surgery, the person is still the sex they were born as.
Fun fact. About switching genders clown fish change genders often. So that mean nemo’s dad was actually a female and nemo’ s sexual partner. If it was realistic
I pray that it’s not the case cause finding Nemo would’ve been a whole different type of movie
@Chemya clownfish switch genders if their mate died you can probably guess where this is going
Ayo wtf? 😳
@@Anonymous-hx3pu Clownfish care not for human morals
this was the first scp i ever learned about and have always wanted it since learning about it, this animation is even better than just reading about it
@STM that sounds like a very cool scp, where can i find it?
Why this of all scps? There are so many things that can much cooler shit, but you want the rock that can change genders and/or mutate whoever uses it in unpredictable ways.
personal opinion: i wouldnt care if its not a good idea to use the stone to genderbend instead of getting sec reassignment. i heard the surgery is way more painful too so i'd rather just be awake during it and have it done quicker. feel free to dump your opinions in the comments if you read this.
Why not just get anesthesia and then use 113? Then it's no pain at all.
3:54 doesn't the stone switch the persons sex rather than their gender. It causes a pysical change, rather than a mental one.
Yeah but the names probably out of date. They cant change the actual name of it unless they are on the wiki
It did say that it also made changes to the physical characteristics that affirmed the test subject's gender identity (in the case of gender-nonconforming people, like those who are trans, nonbinary, or intersex). So it doesn't change their gender, but instead essentially provides personalized gender affirming care without HRT (hormone replacement therapy) or SRS (sex reassignment surgery)
I’ve transitioned now and rather like the results, but this is something I would have loved to have when I was younger.
Any feelings of sadness or despair regarding never knowing what the true sexual pleasure of your assigned gender will be? Always wondered about that.
@@gilgamesh7055 No, I actually kept what I was born with between my legs.
@@gilgamesh7055 Gender isn't assigned, sex is.
@@kryptical7315 shut up.
@@realcoolcreepergamer2464 oh no I've run out of arguments for my brain dead take, must tell my opponent to shut up
Scp 113: exist
Rule34 artists: now this looks like a job for me
You mean 63
I'll take your entire stock
"I came here for an scp video, not a biology lesson"
Jokes on you hunter, I did in fact come here for a biology lesson
That would be a pretty deadly weapon in the hands off someone with good aim, imagine being able to momentarily induce a seizure like state into someone you were fighting
I doubt it would be much use when there's plenty other weapons that do virtually the same thing faster and more efficiently
Yeah, I would think a gun would be a lot more efficient.
Or you could use a taser
@@thefatherland7063 well yeah, but they don't change someone's gender!
@@radiantsquare007jrdeluxe9 what would that be useful for as a weapon though
I think the writer wished this was real for them
ok
I love how the stone just like “ eh fuck it I tried”
And I said: ‘PROMISE?’
i wish this had no negative effects. would be an amazing tool.
no
@@GuideTerrarianwhy the hell not?
Theres a joke about eggs here. But I'm all scrambled.
I would like to volunteer as a test subject so long as it is only the one exposure.
Honestly same here
r e a l
Trans people after reading this SCP file: i'll take your entire stock
*deliever upon me rock of magic*
*Yes*
Don't ruin the likes please
It must stay "noice"
@@Someone_took_Sterben im gonna like my own comment to spite you
@@popsicle7456 you have been bested for I have the power to dislike and reset the number
Hahahahahahaha
“His genitals completely disappear” FREE MY MANS HE AINT DO NOTHING😭😭😭😭😭
@@ashthegeekFREE MY THEYS THEY AINT DO NOTHING WRONG
SCP-113
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-113 is to be kept in standard storage in Site-23. SCP-113 may be handled with laboratory gloves. No organism may be exposed to SCP-113 without prior approval. Personnel exposed to SCP-113 are to be kept under medical observation for 7 days.
Description: SCP-113 resembles a small, polished piece of red jasper. Analysis shows that SCP-113 is not composed of jasper, but [REDACTED] composition similar to that of other recovered objects.
When SCP-113 comes in direct contact with the flesh of an organism possessing sex chromosomes, the organism's physical characteristics associated with gender and biological sex are transformed (including genetics and secondary sexual characteristics), either reversed or altered.
This process occurs in four stages:
Stage 1: Lasts approximately 0.2 seconds. SCP-113 bonds with the cells that it touches and induces an unidentified chemical change. This process causes tissue damage similar to mild burns, and SCP-113 cannot be removed from contact with the subject until all stages complete.
Stage 2: Lasts approximately 20 seconds. SCP-113 emits a low-intensity electromagnetic wave which travels through the subject's body. Subjects may experience nausea and vomiting, along with a stinging sensation throughout the body.
Stage 3: Lasts approximately 60 seconds. Throughout this stage, the subject's cellular makeup is temporarily transformed. Altered cell composition ranges widely from being unidentifiable as human, to a unique variation of partially-differentiated stem cells. The subject will experience intense stimulation of all sensory nerves during the final 20 seconds of this stage, and describe this part of the process as extremely painful. Subjects in poor health may die of shock in this stage.
At the end of this stage, the subject's biological sex is permanently altered. In standard cases, the subject's biological sex will be changed to the opposite biological sex. All primary and secondary sexual characteristics are altered accordingly.
Stage 4: SCP-113 disengages from the subject and becomes inert.
Subjects with sex chromosomes atypical for their species (such as intersex humans) are affected in unpredictable ways by SCP-113. In human intersex subjects, this appears to be influenced by gender identity; such subjects may be unaffected, or their bodies may change to match baseline male or female bodies (with sex chromosomes to match), or other results may occur. Usually, change seems to match or partially match subject's gender identity during initial use, if gender identity is nonstandard. Whether SCP-113 alters its effect based on the presence of a nonstandard gender identity is under investigation.
Gender identity of human subjects is not typically altered by SCP-113. In subjects with nonstandard gender identities (typically gender identities which do not match their pre-exposure biological sex), this usually results in positive psychological effects. In subjects with standard gender identities (male/female, matching pre-exposure biological sex), psychological effects are usually negative. These appear to be natural psychological reactions, and not an anomalous effect of SCP-113.
SCP-113 exposure results in unusual effects in certain species. In Varanus komodoensis (the komodo dragon), a number of ZW/ZZ individuals were transformed to possess WW chromosomes instead of ZZ or ZW, which was in every instance fatal. In Caenorhabditis elegans (a nematode), no males were produced despite C. elegans having two sexes (hermaphrodite and male). Male subjects became hermaphrodites, and hermaphrodite subjects were unaffected. (Note: In wild populations, male C. elegans are extremely rare.)
Subjects of single-sex, hermaphroditic species (such as earthworms) will not be transformed by SCP-113; the object's process will stop at the second stage and the object will become inert.
Previously exposed subjects may undergo SCP-113's effects again by re-initiating contact with SCP-113 after approximately 60 seconds have passed. However, in 25% of cases, immediate second exposure to SCP-113 fails to transform the subject correctly. Transformation failure varies in nature, but usually includes massive bone, organ, and tissue damage to the subject, as well as partial or complete obliteration of genitalia. This commonly results in death by organ trauma or internal bleeding.
Failure rate can be affected by subjects not coming into contact with SCP-113 for a lengthy period of time, which varies by subject; patterns are under research. Under normal circumstances, transformation failure rate increases exponentially upon multiple exposures. Subjects who survive rapid, repeated exposure are eventually transformed [DATA EXPUNGED] Further anomalous elements continue to appear as exposure count increases.
Stop copy pasting from the SCP-Wiki Page and do some real work in writing your hard thought-out unoriginal TH-cam comment. We are all doing our part, do yours!
@@kaynines5996 yeah just read from the wiki
@@kaynines5996 wtf bro why
A few minutes of excruciating pain, vs a few years of excruciating mental anguish. Hm, i wonder which one i would take... GIMME THE FUCKING ROCK
0:41
Yes we all know of the five elements that have benders
Earth
Water
Fire
Air
and Gender Bending
Thank God they don't have Tumblr or Twitter in avatar
rule 63
the scp trans community: *aggressively googles how to get into the scp universe*
People wondering why there's a devourer of worlds, a funny robot with a brief case casually walking away from 682, 096 and 173, and the sun becoming as hot as it could, melting all humans then turning them into large masses of goop with nothing to do expect hunt and absorb organisms at the same time:
@@thegeneralvilla2784 why don't you try it? Maybe you will see your father who went to get the milk there
@@KyleGK01 Im more sure any trans person has more chances of finding their fathers, i mean i hope they do, they clearly need it
@@thegeneralvilla2784 ph I wasn't talking about Trans people, I was talking about you.
@@KyleGK01 And then i redirected your comment to trans people
Jeez, could you imagine if people found the location of an SCP site? It would be like Area 51 all over again… except I don’t think the Foundation has qualms about killing anyone who tries
There would also be less idiots Naruto running
Not killing, rather a fresh stock of new D-Class Personnal.
@@carbonbasado yup, no need to waste such perfectly good test subjects
Theory, because the Hawkfish changed rapidly when exposed to the stone. could the stone have been a very rare byproduct of the hawkfish (meaning there are more of these stones out there on the ocean floor), or is the stone responsible for the hawkfish's origin.
The dude with the patch of missing hair had his luckiest day of his life
Damn, for some reason it is the "safe" SCP objects that are the most nightmarishly disturbing.
I think they are classified as 'safe' not because they are actually safe, but because they have a use and one could profit from it.
@@AgentExeider no? safe is for objects which have no to little chance of escaping containment
that's a different opinion than most of this video's comments express, but tbh it's what I'd expect from a cis person. case studies irl have shown that bodily transitioning can induce gender dysphoria in cisgender people.
On a serious note though, has there been tests on certain ACP anomalous species where there's more than one individual. Like has it ever been tested on any instances of 939 the winning voices?
It did not work for 682 for 096 nah for 173 nah for 939 maybe for 049 hell no and many more did not work
ACP
Despite the ethical problems, this seems like a fun scp to test out on multiple subjects.
I love these SCP videos. They seem so profesional
Every time I see the blonde curly haired scientist I always imagine it's Dr. Clef
you can tell the difference by whether they look insane or not
One of Dr. Brights Favorite Toys
LOL
Yeah, can I get a uhh... touch the gender rock please? With extra pickles.
People often argue that the SCP Foundation isn't evil by nature. but they literally had to remember "Oh, we should test this on animals sometime!" After testing this sort of thing on people and putting them through absurd pain in the process.
Ethics committee my ass.
You make a good point but the foundations is the best foundation compared to like the GOC, insurgency, and Children of the Scarlet king. And at least these people have a ethics committee unlike litterally every other Group of Interest
@@hawkboys2465 Any ethics committee that allows them to do the sorts of things they get away with is functionally the same as no ethics committee at all.
@@samwill7259 if they didn't have an ethics committee u do understand they'd have kids as D classes right? They only use kids if extremely necessary. And if they didnt have an ethics committee they'd just be like the GOC and kill pretty much all the anomalies. If they listened to the ethics committee at all times they'd only do tests on animals and just be regular boring scientists
@@hawkboys2465 I hope you realize that "They only use kids if extremely necessary." is not an actual point in their favor right? The fact that they will ever accept that using children IS nessacary in ANY scenario is nothing short of monstrous. not to mention the D-Class program is inhuman in itself. They SAY they only use death row criminals out loud but it's been basically admitted multiple times that they sometimes just use homeless peoples, vagabonds or runaways. They say they're better but they're not. Their care for the welfare of people at large is miniscule if it exists at all.
@@samwill7259 So you'd prefer they didn't use humans to test if anomalies are dangerous? What do u suggest then? I mean using animals would be useless for most anomalies that require a specific ritual. And I doubt animal teeth would be useful against anomalies that need to be shot with tranquilizers. And I'm pretty sure scp 173 would breach containment every five minutes considering dogs and cats don't know not to look away from it considering there attention span is like 10 seconds
I wouldn’t mind this narrator giving biology lessons
I wouldn't mind giving you psychology lessons
This seems unusually interesting
“Scp 113 can change your gender”
*Ferb I know what were going to do today*
Welcome to the knowledge that clownfish can genderbend.
Marlin wanted to find Nemo so they could continue the bloodline. Marlin would have turned into Marlene and have Nemo's babies.
Dame-
W H A T
Oh.
Well, that's one way to ruin a kids movie...
@@ဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြ that's how nature works.
113 is special to me, not because of this but because that's my wedding anniversary, January 13th 2006. Wow almost been 16 years already time sure does fly lol
I need contact with this one imediately
yes
Scp Foundation: “You shouldn’t touch it”
Me: I’m going to do it
Scp Foundation: no
Me: bet
Genderfluid people rn: 💳💥💳💥💳💥
12:05 Love how you snuck in the alien design from invincible there haha
Finally, someone acknowledged that reference in the comments. It was so funny!
Wha-at I didn't expect this scp getting animated by scp explained
Lol
full body pain you say? extremely excruciating? yeah yeah, been there done that, had a stomach ulcer on the nerve that sends signals through the whole body, dealt with that for a whole month and was not fun, this sounds just like that so I'll take my chances if it means I can be myself
Finally an scp that isn’t a intergalactic threat
Hey! I got an idea! Dr Bright could make many copies of himself, then use this SCP, and make babies with himself! They would definitely be anomalous! xD
Why would he do that? 😂
@@GamingGamer22 Because he is a mad man/woman, he could take over the foundation. :O
He wouldn’t even need the stone for that.
that just sounds like a kink
a very wierd one
I would use this SCP to see if I would do myself. Am I crazy?
Yes, yes you are
No I would do the same
You are not alone, brother.
r/egg_irl
It would be cool to switch back and forth but you’d have to space it out and probably couldn’t safely do it more than twice
It's actually an awesome SCP! Can't move, won't break out and doesn't need to be shot on an encounter
well, if I wasn't interested in donating my body to science before, I definitely am now.
Speaking of which, it raise the question if it work with robots or dead bodies
@@icedqq oh ok
If this anomaly doesn't exist I'll do XK-class end of the world scenario.
too bad bozo
Ay 2 mins
Gimme the stone, I’m American and I’m not paying millions of dollars for surgery and therapy
ill be waiting for when its considered safe
I’ll be taking that now, thank you.
SCP-113: I can make you trans gender
LGBTQ: Nice.
Amarican Christans and TikTok men:
I have a problem with this.
Twitter artists are sweating profusely
This is probably one of the most Interesting SCP’s I’ve seen, not that I’m intended on changing myself