@@li5up6 yeah. He's a war criminal. He's a victim of American (and arguably Soviet) war crimes. He is a monster. He's human. He's everything I was worried I would become, and a victim of everything I was worried I'd become.
"The last three years have been hard. I'm not meant for this world, Doctor. This is a world of flashing lights and happy people and air and food and capitalism and things I'd never imagined. Your world is stranger than the books and music and films I was allotted ever allowed me to conceive of. People in Russia walking on the surface, making phone calls to friends in the United States while military personnel from both countries cooperate to secure peace in places like Libya and Syria. It's beautiful, Doctor █████████. And it's not meant for me." This one paragraph of the POI file of 2273 and it made me legitimately grateful of my life because it reminded me that things could be a lot worse. I swear, the people who write these stories for some of the most ambiguous scp's should be authors because HOLY HELL are they dedicated to telling a convincing narrative. tl;dr: scp articles have no right to slap this hard.
A lot of it seems like "well my guy can develop anything to stop you from killing it." And then another kid going "oh yeah well..my monster is ever more badass" The less violent ones tend to be creepier in my opinion the authors spend more time developing what they are and the ramifications of them being there instead of killing things kills a lot
Personally, the monsters that are made violent on purpose are a little overused and I'm a little bored with them as well. Mostly because this trope has been used to the point when we expect them to be like that. But truth be told, these are necessary for the non-violent ones to be entertaining. That also doesn't mean that violent, murderous SCPs can't be fun sometimes.
@Wilson think of this one: bugpeople (forgot their planet name, maybe scp3003?) have the smarts to make advanced robots beyond human comprehension. Some like to feel marces' pores over their body - too long to explain if you don't know... Anyways, Michael Reeves is a deviant bugperson refugee currently being housed in Containment Centre Offline TV House. His acne is proof there are bugs living inside him. He is considered Kelter-class as he has ambitions to build a "Giant Death Robot" of sorts. Or this fake one I started working on yesterday after learning of Scp5000 for the first time: ryan - 15 years old - human. his personality evolves based on the music he listens to; he has superpowers which activate when he listens to "Epic Music", and he gets stronger with the "intensity" of the song. He doesn't tire when he fights, and is human-sympathetic. His weakness is when music he doesn't like plays. His enemies can take this to their advantage; he'll be physically injured by ultra-high frequency sounds. From Superman - to the Wimpy Kid - in an instant. Both ideas are generic ik, but generic ideas are better than no ideas
Why is the concept of "living armor" just always so cool to me?!? I always imagined a sort of friendship between a doc and an SCP... and... this was... beautiful, sad... and beautiful.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Weirdly enough I feel like you could assign a game to each phase of his life. 2033 and Last Light to his first third, with his switching universes corresponding to Artyom and the crew leaving the metro. Exodus correlates to the rest of his life. So if we go by that, Exodus would have to be the best, since it brings new hope and salvation.
Michael Andrei Palon I’m gonna ignore Exodus since that ones obviously the best, so out of 2033 Redux and Last Light Redux, imma have to say that 2033 is the best.
some.. maybe it's fair to say a lot of scps are just badly written or do really dumb things like 682. But some are just.. really neat from the way they are set up to just very well written due to the stories included.
The fact that the russian goverment of Broken Mascarade despised him for being an anomaly, wich he was made into by an alternative Russian government is just really hurtful.
It’s also really accurate irl Some veterans in America, Russia, and other country’s with a war mindset are often despised becuase they “didn’t make the ultimate sacrifice” or “got ptsd and weren’t man enough to watch their young friends be blown open by bullets and tank shells”. It’s a sad and cruel world
/ epic_sans \ My aunt talking about my biz Nono who was a sniper Assholes on Twitter An American I saw when I visited California The list goes on they just don’t get much attention cuase no one really cares
If I'm being honest, I'm starting to get tired of every other SCP article being about some end of the world business or alternate dimension stuff where a god is trying to crawl out of to kill us. I've always been more partial to early SCP style articles, things that are a bit strange, places that don't work as they should, little horrors that kill maybe two people at a time if you don't pay attention...and stuff like this. An odd person from an odd place trying to find somewhere that wants him and an escape from the odd, horrible things he'd done. This is my kind of SCP.
Some of my favorites are the semi-tongue-in-cheek ones. For instance, the dog that shakes til it is dry, which was being used as a submarine steam water reactor in an alternate universe's k19 (get it? Canine-teen). Anomalies are a great excuse to get goofy
the "minor" SCPs are good exactly for that, feel relatable, stir unexpected feelings from someone who's ready for some gore or abhorrent occurrence of un-nature. Then there are the bigger, flashier, dangerous and over the top SCPs that paint a greater picture, a battle of humanity against the anomalous and itself. They show just how big the Foundation multiverse is, which has its own merits to me, that wide spectrum is what makes the wiki so unique
As a military man this speaks absolute volumes and it brings me to a story of myself as a fresh wide eyed young man unfortunately tasting combat and his own blood for the first time and how as I was fading in and out as I sat on top of an Afghan mountain the only thing that kept coming in and out of my mind is how absolutely beautiful that mountain range I thought I was gunna die on was. I don’t like talking about it but sometimes out of the ugliness and hate of human kind there is always a bit of beauty hiding somewhere u just need the right perspective at the right time to see it. Bless everyone who takes the time to read this Edit- thanks to everyone that has taken the time to read this little excerpt and like and comment, and in these ever changing and difficult times I just wanna take the time to remind u that we are all people no matter skin color, race or even job, there will unfortunately always be bad people and the ones who chose to stand against them to save the majority we do it out of love for our fellow mankind, yes also unfortunately sometimes that might mean lives must be take for the greater good and also we are all humans we make mistakes sometimes but all in all the less we act like shit heads to each other the better the world becomes even if it’s just a little. And for god sake smile more motherfuckers I’ve been shot at more times then I care to recall been shot and almost killed once, blown up 3 times and have lost many great friends who were of all race and religion and I still find stupid shit that makes me smile and enjoy the life I have, so stop being shit heads and enjoy the little things like getting to take ur boots off after a long day of work or a cooling breeze in 110 degree weather lol idk just find something 🤷🏽♂️
I actually wrote 2273 partially in response to my nervousness, my anticipation about enlisting. I was worried that, in service to my country, I'd become a war criminal and a monster, or that I'd be subjected to horrific trauma. That hasn't happened and I'm not reenlisting so it's unlikely to happen but I'm glad something I wrote spoke to a combat vet. That being said I'm sorry you experienced what you did in Afghanistan.
AJ Blackwood hey man to each is own honesty the military isn’t for everyone I originally joined as a way to escape from my shitty home life thinking that I could just coast by and get paid to stay fit and and I was also infantry in the army so as one does with that title I talked hella shit to everyone and anyone(still do lol) but when my number was called up for a tour I had no clue what I really had gotten myself into, I mean at 19 your invincible unfortunately life has way to make you rethink ALOT and graciously it also gives you a chance to re-humble your self. I do not regret joining and re-enlisting nore do I regret what happened on that mountain and those villages. As military members we get screwed a lot not only by members of our government but by the extremely large population of civilians who have absolutely no clue about the conditions of those people not only in Afghanistan but in many places stricken by terrorism and war. Although I carried a rifle with me everywhere we went in the 6 months I was out there I was probably shot at 4 times they know not to fire at a better trained military(there not dumb people just bad people) so they took it out on the people we liberated, fed, and gave a reliable water source to. And it’s heart breaking and frustrating that every time u save some people’s lives and they thank you and give you blessing to hear that two days after u left because we helped them they were murdered honestly I think that a huge contributor to many ptsd cases cuz I know it always broke my heart to get that news but god bless I actually got into SCPs dicking around on TH-cam with the little bit of internet we got in Fort Drum lol be this was wonderful man I wish I had the skill you guys have in order to make these awesome SCPs
The Omnissiah works in ways our fragile organic minds cannot begin to understand.... thru conversion and upgrades shall we become closer to him... Mother Mars guide us to the Omnissiah binary and bring digital and analog fury to Mars’ enemies
"a machine who's gears grind against eachother, is a machine that can not work." Oddly appropriate quote for our real world current events. Could read it a few ways too.
@@Maric18 I always laugh when I see “Germany should have won” or other bs like that because I think back to my grandmother who grew up in München and left in 46. I want to say she said something very similar to what you said when she was alive.
Probably gonna give them migraines with the fact that his suit is technically biomechanical, made from organic matter and not metal as well at the fact that he is part of the group who worships machines
@@undeadprinceofchaos3731 their confusion will entertain us more, had they gone to war with him. A biological work of destructive art, facing the brute force of the cult and their flesh demons. Such a battle entertains me.
@Execute order: 65! I can get behind that. If you want to go theological on it, I don't believe the Children of the Night play into the Yaldaboth and Mekhane creation myth at all. Which leads me to believe that they were the original inherited race of the planet earth. Not seeded by a god of any sort. Where as Humanity had a short novel worth of deific benefactors, /1000 just had to figure the universe out on their own, roll up their sleeves and put in the work, as it were.
SCP-2273 is just an allegory for the essence of humanity. Even though he came from a strange, far-away place, and he looks different, even terrifying, on the outside, it doesn't change the fact that on the inside he's still a man. He's still a human being.
Yeah. I had a whole lot going on when I wrote him. Cold War satire in like four ways. Satire of the "big badass supersoldier" archetype. Exploration of trauma. That kind of stuff. He's very much a product of who I was when I wrote him.
i think the Doctor who was contained as an SCP is an Easteregg. in SCP Containment Breach is one ending where you ( a Class-D that was an ex Senior Researcher) get declared as an SCP for getting out
No, I don't remember which SCP we tested on CB but the reason he was considered as an SCP is because of his increased luck and his ability of not dying(this counts as when you die and load up a new save or load your own safe)
Though making the choice to choose requires knowledge, knowledge of something beyond war, beyond bloodshed. It requires you to not only understand what you want but also understand how you can make your way towards it.
That's like the exact theme of Halo 4 and 5, that supersoldiers aren't just weapons, deep down they're people too even if they can perform superhuman feats
Oh fuck yes. Remember the time he faced Enzyme(sp?) First anime I ever lost it over. ..I do hope you're referring to the anime and not the awful live action..
@@AwareWolfOnWheels Mark Hamill was great in that. I saw the anime first, but have a real sogt spot for the film. It was made during peak Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle suit knock offs, and Power Rangers mania, but was not based on any of that, but an anime/manga.
This passage alone shows that SCP writings can be a beautiful thing, can show different topics and themes, can show us what life can mean. What life can give and take. They can show us life’s beautiful nature and it dark nature. Thank you to all SCP writers. Thank you so much.
@Bryan Brody’s It’s scary how realistic & relatable his experiences with PTSD, institutionalized life, isolation, reintegration, and finding faith, are.
He who blames someone has still a long way to go, he who blames himself is halfway through his journey and he who blames no-one is already where he needs to be. Alexei reached his destination,may he rest in peace.
The only SCP episode that I listened many times without ever getting bored, it's such a touching and heart warming story. Thanks to whoever imagined it and thanks for this youtube channel who allowed me to discover it.
The first time I read this file, I had come to the conclusion that Belitrov’s nightmares were simply the result of PTSD and completely unrelated to his armour. I don’t know if that was the intention; just my take, but it would paint him writing them off as denial.
It might have been a combination of both. His brain could be trying to lock away the memories, which caused the suit to bring the ambush site's memory back so that he could warn his army of enemy presence or a recovery team of his squad's bodies' location. This coupled with his survivor's guilt is probably what caused the vision of the dead bodies accusing him.
This is...my God how do I put it? I'm just in awe. This documentary is just beautifully done. A story of a man whos whole life has been nothing but a Hell crawl but in the end found a sliver of salvation.
This one just makes me sob. A man who goes through hell finds himself through his few friends at the foundation. He lives the rest of his life unable to talk to the one person he truly loved, unable to be there for his friend in their final moments. Everything won't be okay, but in the end, Father Anvil finds peace in trying to help others in ways he can't help himself.
He didn't really have an immune system yo speak of. His body hadn't seen the sun or felt open air since he was a child. He probably wouldn't have survived it's removal, which is what he lamented about in the quote at the end. He couldn't become mechanised because his symbiotic shell was too tough to mechanise, but too essential to his survival to risk damaging.
He wore it for the rest of his life but the story so good we don't see him as bug armored Warrior but just a normal man with love, regrets, and other emotions.
First bit: Aw, that's really nice of francis! Second bit: oooh, the Broken Masquerade, I'm liking this! Last bit: Church that accepts him...that's nice.... takes him in as one of their own.....Aw, so sweet!.... *"Their god"* THEY *W H A T*
Jadan Velasquez Mejia because The SCP foundation usually refers to the church of the Broken God’s God as ‘their God’ so that was the thing that tipped me off as to where Alexei was, and I was expressing my... mixed feelings to the author about putting him with them. Basically it was a ‘relatable comment’ as I guess you might say, because I’m sure a lot of people thought the same thing.
This is also most definitely a direct reference to Dostoevsky's novel "Karamazov Brothers", where the youngest and most compassionate in the family, Alexey, finds himself in servitude to the church. Great stuff.
@@ПётрКвилкин O brother he is practice and the depending on the period and have been struggling with his faith but he was full blown had faith in the institution. Fyi struggling with your faith is one of the most natural things in the world. I understand if literature majors don't think upon us unless they're you know practicing in the Eastern orthodox tradition and actually of genuine devotion and not just inherited from the grandparents.
This is absolutely the best story i've ever listened to in an SCP documentary channel, can't believe i was only listening to the most known SCP's, and not this beauty of a story and lifetime of a Soviet Russian man.
I can see the moment when the “someone to watch over us” entity appear before Alexey in his final moment, for the terminal peace of mind before drifting away, gently, calmly. For his journey has ended not with war, but peace.
The fact that this SCP ties together a Cold War Apocalypse, veteran trauma, and existential religion, is hugely impressive and memorable. Serious emotional impact in play. I could easily imagine this as a novel or movie. His arc/tone is not dissimilar to Dr Manhattan, birthed out of incredible pain, gaining unnatural power, then retreating from a world’s cruelty to think on existence and himself. Stepping away from a world he no longer presumes the right to affect and confuse with youthful fury. There’s something remarkably human in it.
Wow, I was NOT expecting so many feels when I saw the giant soldier in the bio-armor. This is sad but kind of beautiful. I love what they did with his story.
I don't know if you will ever read this, but if you do: I wanted to tell you that I greatly appreciate your Videos. I absolutely love how you summarise the SCPs, giving viewers the most important/interesting aspects of it. I always enjoy listening to you, talking about a tale or describing the SCP before/while I go to sleep. What has improved my experience even more is the recently discovered fact, that all your Videos are available on Spotify, which means I can turn my phone off when I'm sleeping, and can just set it to stop after the episode has ended. Woth the TH-cam videos I'd always have to get up and turn my phone off... Now I can fall asleep, having listened to a great story presented to me by a great storyteller. One last question though: I would like to support your channel, which is why I wanted to ask whether it helps you more if I listen to the Episodes on spotify or on TH-cam? Once again, I absolutely love your content, please keep up the great work!
While I'm not the kind to tear up easily, the idea of this Russian master chief patiently teaching 191 chess as she struggles through her horribly mangled body and brain is just too damn adorable and heart-warming. We need more glimpses at the every-day life inside the foundation.
I remember reading this SCP and diving deep into the tales and associated logs and it immediately became my second favorite SCP (notes from the under is my personal favorite) and favorite character in the entire wiki The way you've explored this entry was incredible, I'm amazed it took me this long to see you posted this
@@Error-5478 You don’t understand what he is saying, hes saying if only they believed in the god part as well. Believing in both is what he is advocating.
GhostPants Bold of you to assume I even work *for* the Foundation. I only answer to one God, and the Foundation does not support my Church. :) Speed dating was quite fun though, especially SCP-049. Quite the gentleman.
I think I found my new favorite SCP. Alexei is so well written, so wonderfuly characterized and fits into the SCP world so well it feels unreal. My most favorite aspect is deffinately how his relationship with the researcher was handled. This kind of thing is rare on the wiki, and i dread to read some of the newer entries. This is good enough to be it's own standalone peace of fiction.
Hey, kind of new to a lot of the deeper elements of SCP lore. Could someone explain to me the connection between Alexei's faith as it relates to Jesus Christ and the Church of the Broken God? I get that the CotBG worships Mekhane, who supposedly gave humanity intellect, and the sect that Alexei joins incorporates elements of both, but is there a deeper explanation on how these two intersect? He mentions "The Broken Goddess" as well, is this important in understanding this religion?
The Exploring Series When and where in the clockwork church’s history did the church begin referring to Mekhane as their goddess? I thought the Broken God was male, and that the Sarkik cult’s deity was female.
It's Broken Masquerade scenario so it's possible that CotBG went out into public and splintered or wormed itself in existing religions or managing to create mixed sects here and there.
I hope that I'm not the only one that cried during this. May it be for either sadness or joy. Its good to hear these stories of people going through great trails to see the metaphorical light at the end of the tunnel coming out unscathed or atleast to be at peace with what transpired during that journey. May men like Alexai Belitrov find peace and happiness before they pass.
Beautiful... you find the SCP universe and it’s terrifying and epic in equal measure.. where the end of humanity might be a fairly ok scenario sometimes... the Statue is legend and the Reptile and the Dr are awesome and horrible and yet it’s These tales that make it... real..... whenever someone asks me about the SCP universe I simply say it’s whatever your dreams are good or bad
I came here for Soviet bugman Master Chief and left tearing up at the Broken Masquerade version of Alexei. That was beautiful
Nice uwu
Stranger Things reference, or am I missing something?
Wait til you find out about the Primaris *WHEEEEEEEZE!*
I agree. It makes you wanna give Alexei a hug after everything he’s been through
Reminds of Master Chief's quote at the end of Halo 4: "She said that to me once, about being a machine."
When Bigfoot is the least weird part of an SCP...
You should look up blackwood and bigfoot
Surprisingly considering how popular SCP 1000 is
@@namelessguy5491 excuse me what fricking SCP is that?
@@namelessguy5491 pls dont
Bigfoot might as well be Sassy the Sasquatch and the boys next door compared to most SCPs.
I love how it's basically a metaphor for Veterans trying to live in society again.
I wrote 2273 right before I enlisted. He's very much borne out of my own fears and worries.
@@artemis_smith really?
@@li5up6 yeah. He's a war criminal. He's a victim of American (and arguably Soviet) war crimes. He is a monster. He's human. He's everything I was worried I would become, and a victim of everything I was worried I'd become.
@Talgat Khamit ^^
@@artemis_smith 🏆
"The last three years have been hard. I'm not meant for this world, Doctor. This is a world of flashing lights and happy people and air and food and capitalism and things I'd never imagined. Your world is stranger than the books and music and films I was allotted ever allowed me to conceive of. People in Russia walking on the surface, making phone calls to friends in the United States while military personnel from both countries cooperate to secure peace in places like Libya and Syria. It's beautiful, Doctor █████████. And it's not meant for me."
This one paragraph of the POI file of 2273 and it made me legitimately grateful of my life because it reminded me that things could be a lot worse. I swear, the people who write these stories for some of the most ambiguous scp's should be authors because HOLY HELL are they dedicated to telling a convincing narrative.
tl;dr: scp articles have no right to slap this hard.
Slaps as hard as Chris Brown
America "securing peace" as per usual 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
@@tiltdevilsnipe1208 You missed the Russia and US cooperate to "secure peace" as per usual.
Honestly my opinion exactly, really really touching story
put the tldr before, the point of tldr is laziness lol
I find SCPs that are don't hurt anyone actually much interesting than the horror cliche's that SCP is known for.
By your logic then every horror is "cliché"
@@Sage3635K to be honest, yeah
Almost every horror was just that, especially movies
Even majority of SCP that i've read
A lot of it seems like "well my guy can develop anything to stop you from killing it." And then another kid going "oh yeah well..my monster is ever more badass"
The less violent ones tend to be creepier in my opinion the authors spend more time developing what they are and the ramifications of them being there instead of killing things kills a lot
Personally, the monsters that are made violent on purpose are a little overused and I'm a little bored with them as well. Mostly because this trope has been used to the point when we expect them to be like that. But truth be told, these are necessary for the non-violent ones to be entertaining.
That also doesn't mean that violent, murderous SCPs can't be fun sometimes.
@Wilson think of this one: bugpeople (forgot their planet name, maybe scp3003?) have the smarts to make advanced robots beyond human comprehension. Some like to feel marces' pores over their body - too long to explain if you don't know...
Anyways, Michael Reeves is a deviant bugperson refugee currently being housed in Containment Centre Offline TV House. His acne is proof there are bugs living inside him. He is considered Kelter-class as he has ambitions to build a "Giant Death Robot" of sorts.
Or this fake one I started working on yesterday after learning of Scp5000 for the first time: ryan - 15 years old - human. his personality evolves based on the music he listens to; he has superpowers which activate when he listens to "Epic Music", and he gets stronger with the "intensity" of the song. He doesn't tire when he fights, and is human-sympathetic.
His weakness is when music he doesn't like plays. His enemies can take this to their advantage; he'll be physically injured by ultra-high frequency sounds. From Superman - to the Wimpy Kid - in an instant.
Both ideas are generic ik, but generic ideas are better than no ideas
Man alternate universe Russian Master Chief hits way different
Right in the soul
@New Leaf Yes.
@@SCP-zp8jz cure me?
@@damiancrowley569 Okay.
russian bug master chief
Why is the concept of "living armor" just always so cool to me?!?
I always imagined a sort of friendship between a doc and an SCP... and... this was... beautiful, sad... and beautiful.
Remember SCP-5000 (Why?). Yup, another story of symbiotic(-ish) armor.
I always found the concept of living armor cool too! I also agree that Alexei’s story is both sad and beautiful and makes you feel for him
You would Like warframe then
Crysis
@@Videohead-eq5cy Definitely looks like Prophet
The world Major Alexei comes from is very reminiscent of Metro 2033 - with Alexei being a Guyver version of Artiom
So, which Metro game is the best then?
@@michaelandreipalon359 Weirdly enough I feel like you could assign a game to each phase of his life. 2033 and Last Light to his first third, with his switching universes corresponding to Artyom and the crew leaving the metro. Exodus correlates to the rest of his life. So if we go by that, Exodus would have to be the best, since it brings new hope and salvation.
Michael Andrei Palon I’m gonna ignore Exodus since that ones obviously the best, so out of 2033 Redux and Last Light Redux, imma have to say that 2033 is the best.
What is Guyver?
And yeah it is pretty reminiscent of metro
I thought the exact same thing.
"living bug as armor"
so basically soviet warframe
Rhino prime on drugs
Comrade Atlas.
or the Blue Beatle
He is DC's blue beetle, just russian, not blue and less DC-esque.
Yep Soviet warfarme
Damn... this SCP is not about the aesthetic of this humanoid-insect, but the feels that he provides.
He’s masterchief but too depressed to carry a gun anymore
hes a human
It’s not the aesthetic of his armor but the aesthetic of his soul and struggle. (That sounded cooler in my head)
@@TheRunaway115 Nah, it still sounded cool in text.
Maybe the real anomalous bug mans were the friends we made along the way.
Surprisingly deep; always appreciate authors who go the extra mile.
Extra mile is the right word
Site 13
This SCP
184
Etc
it is!
some.. maybe it's fair to say a lot of scps are just badly written or do really dumb things like 682. But some are just.. really neat from the way they are set up to just very well written due to the stories included.
Yo site 42
"Though Freidrich is unmarried, he is not unloved"
Aww...
"The letter was four days late"
oh...
im not crying youre crying ;w;
@@invert3771 we are crying
Not you
But we
@CnG YT thanks mate
@@spicypeppermint1039 your tears?
*_our_* tears
Awe the feels.
"A machine whose gear grind against each other is a machine that cannot work." *looks over at the news* Yep.
Ain't it the truth.
Starting to really like church of the broken god as an actual religion
@@keklord420b8 yep
@@keklord420b8 same
Know what really grinds my gears?
Thank you, AJ Blackwood, for this gorgeously written tale that makes us all forget the fact that he looks like a monster.
Isn’t that the same person who did the alternative universe with “Blackwood’s Tears?”
A very human scp entry. A story of a warrior finding peace.
The fact that the russian goverment of Broken Mascarade despised him for being an anomaly, wich he was made into by an alternative Russian government is just really hurtful.
True
It’s also really accurate irl
Some veterans in America, Russia, and other country’s with a war mindset are often despised becuase they “didn’t make the ultimate sacrifice” or “got ptsd and weren’t man enough to watch their young friends be blown open by bullets and tank shells”. It’s a sad and cruel world
War sucks.
And the warlords can suck balls.
Toastiester / lol when has anyone ever said that
/ epic_sans \
My aunt talking about my
biz Nono who was a sniper
Assholes on Twitter
An American I saw when I visited California
The list goes on they just don’t get much attention cuase no one really cares
Calling SCP "Crows" is fitting. Stealing shit from people, hoarding knowledge
I mean it's a bit true but how about for everyone's safety?
It's more of a magpie trait then crow
Actually a reference to a story by Djoric
@@Satan-nw4lv yea but they literally could end all disease on earth within a year
@@Satan-nw4lv I mean, there are things they contain that are not anomalous and only debatably dangerous, they just want control.
I swear, this guy could desribe the events of the saw movies and i’d still feel calm. On god
On God
+Executive Sun your profile picture is spooky.
@@mosshivenetwork117 and mine can see
you pfp scares me
I’m not scared of your pfp! You are scared of mine!
There is no victory without sacifice mason , we russians know this the best
- Viktor Reznov black ops 1
*
There can be no victory without sacrifices, Mason.
We Russians know this better than anyone.
Is what Reznov said.
@@lytuy7952 actually you said that wrong too lmao "Victory cannot be achieved without sacrifice, Mason. We Russians know this better than anyone."
That is amazing!
Poor Alexei! I'm glad he found happiness. And a friend in Dr Friedrich.
I don't think he really found "happiness," per se, but he at least found hope...At least he found the *path* to happiness, even if he never got there.
Okay so basically,
Bug-Armor Soldier Buddha
No, Russian Crisis.
Bug Buddha
Buggha?
@@Solon_The_Lich YES HAHAHAHA
I don't know how i got so spiritually healed by this tale
If I'm being honest, I'm starting to get tired of every other SCP article being about some end of the world business or alternate dimension stuff where a god is trying to crawl out of to kill us. I've always been more partial to early SCP style articles, things that are a bit strange, places that don't work as they should, little horrors that kill maybe two people at a time if you don't pay attention...and stuff like this.
An odd person from an odd place trying to find somewhere that wants him and an escape from the odd, horrible things he'd done. This is my kind of SCP.
Some of my favorites are the semi-tongue-in-cheek ones. For instance, the dog that shakes til it is dry, which was being used as a submarine steam water reactor in an alternate universe's k19 (get it? Canine-teen).
Anomalies are a great excuse to get goofy
I agree I enjoy those occasionally but I agree with u more
the "minor" SCPs are good exactly for that, feel relatable, stir unexpected feelings from someone who's ready for some gore or abhorrent occurrence of un-nature. Then there are the bigger, flashier, dangerous and over the top SCPs that paint a greater picture, a battle of humanity against the anomalous and itself. They show just how big the Foundation multiverse is, which has its own merits
to me, that wide spectrum is what makes the wiki so unique
There aren’t that many World Enders on the modern wiki. Most of them are either anomalous people in shitty circumstances or just weird phenomenon
There aren't that many world ending scp. There are far more smaller stories such as these.
Before containment: *BLYAT*
During containment: vibin with my friends
After containment: sad anime music while in church
Conner Hastings *Violet Evergarden op start playing in the background*
Basically
Bet Alexei's favourite song during the last period was Jeff Buckley's Halellujah.
Isn't this how russians already live ?
Guts theme
damm friedrich has a Soviet Bugman telling him "Christ is with you", classic SCP lmao
god i wish that was me
This was beautiful. Im crying. SCP 001 was the feels the whole time
Scp-001 was the friends we made along the way
As a military man this speaks absolute volumes and it brings me to a story of myself as a fresh wide eyed young man unfortunately tasting combat and his own blood for the first time and how as I was fading in and out as I sat on top of an Afghan mountain the only thing that kept coming in and out of my mind is how absolutely beautiful that mountain range I thought I was gunna die on was. I don’t like talking about it but sometimes out of the ugliness and hate of human kind there is always a bit of beauty hiding somewhere u just need the right perspective at the right time to see it. Bless everyone who takes the time to read this Edit- thanks to everyone that has taken the time to read this little excerpt and like and comment, and in these ever changing and difficult times I just wanna take the time to remind u that we are all people no matter skin color, race or even job, there will unfortunately always be bad people and the ones who chose to stand against them to save the majority we do it out of love for our fellow mankind, yes also unfortunately sometimes that might mean lives must be take for the greater good and also we are all humans we make mistakes sometimes but all in all the less we act like shit heads to each other the better the world becomes even if it’s just a little. And for god sake smile more motherfuckers I’ve been shot at more times then I care to recall been shot and almost killed once, blown up 3 times and have lost many great friends who were of all race and religion and I still find stupid shit that makes me smile and enjoy the life I have, so stop being shit heads and enjoy the little things like getting to take ur boots off after a long day of work or a cooling breeze in 110 degree weather lol idk just find something 🤷🏽♂️
Stories like this just show that no matter what side your on a beautiful mountain will always catch a view
Thank you for your service
God bless you, man. If the video weren't already enough to make me tear up, your story is.
I actually wrote 2273 partially in response to my nervousness, my anticipation about enlisting. I was worried that, in service to my country, I'd become a war criminal and a monster, or that I'd be subjected to horrific trauma. That hasn't happened and I'm not reenlisting so it's unlikely to happen but I'm glad something I wrote spoke to a combat vet.
That being said I'm sorry you experienced what you did in Afghanistan.
AJ Blackwood hey man to each is own honesty the military isn’t for everyone I originally joined as a way to escape from my shitty home life thinking that I could just coast by and get paid to stay fit and and I was also infantry in the army so as one does with that title I talked hella shit to everyone and anyone(still do lol) but when my number was called up for a tour I had no clue what I really had gotten myself into, I mean at 19 your invincible unfortunately life has way to make you rethink ALOT and graciously it also gives you a chance to re-humble your self. I do not regret joining and re-enlisting nore do I regret what happened on that mountain and those villages. As military members we get screwed a lot not only by members of our government but by the extremely large population of civilians who have absolutely no clue about the conditions of those people not only in Afghanistan but in many places stricken by terrorism and war. Although I carried a rifle with me everywhere we went in the 6 months I was out there I was probably shot at 4 times they know not to fire at a better trained military(there not dumb people just bad people) so they took it out on the people we liberated, fed, and gave a reliable water source to. And it’s heart breaking and frustrating that every time u save some people’s lives and they thank you and give you blessing to hear that two days after u left because we helped them they were murdered honestly I think that a huge contributor to many ptsd cases cuz I know it always broke my heart to get that news but god bless I actually got into SCPs dicking around on TH-cam with the little bit of internet we got in Fort Drum lol be this was wonderful man I wish I had the skill you guys have in order to make these awesome SCPs
"A machine whose gears grind together is a machine that cannot work" damn that is deep, wish more of us thought like this.
Praise the Omnissiah.
It’s as deep as Bob the builder saying what’s going to work, teamwork…
Also hope you’re having a good day.
Praise be
The Omnissiah works in ways our fragile organic minds cannot begin to understand.... thru conversion and upgrades shall we become closer to him... Mother Mars guide us to the Omnissiah binary and bring digital and analog fury to Mars’ enemies
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I'm from Wisconsin and I can confirm that we have inter-dimensional Soviet bug men
This comment made me laugh
The Foundation would like to know your location
Dennis Figueroa I’m glad to hear that!
Joshua Bailey I basically gave it to them in the comment
And lots of cheese.
Alternate title: Soviet beetle man gets isekaied
"communist fails to adjust to happiness thanks to ptsd and nukes"
Jesus man you got me Wheezing
"I'm a Bio-Weapon and I reincarnated into a peaceful world? What's going on and who are these people?"
Light novel name
"Your accent is atrocious, Tovarisch"
American forces approaching Alexi: Doom music
Against capitalism and all it's forces, we send unto them....only you. Rip and tear, rip and tear until the motherland's will is done.
Omg xD
XD
@@captainpanic3616 bloody brilliant
@I know I sound stupid when I say this but That's what he wants us to think
I'm not crying ur crying it's just sweat
Nvm i just cried
Shut up don't touch me I'm fine
Who cuts the onion ?
I demand you to cut more to conceal this ... Sweat
Yeah, I am crying
:'''(
I'm not crying, my eyes are just cumming.
"a machine who's gears grind against eachother, is a machine that can not work."
Oddly appropriate quote for our real world current events. Could read it a few ways too.
This is so sad, i just want to give alexei a long hug and tell him that just as friedrich was loved, he is too
"Germany lost"
Dang. They can never catch a break.
Even with all their sexy weapons
@@user-vx2fw7qe1n and sexy uniforms
Back-to-back losers in two world wars, they are...
0.o
as a german, im happy that germany lost
@@Maric18 I always laugh when I see “Germany should have won” or other bs like that because I think back to my grandmother who grew up in München and left in 46. I want to say she said something very similar to what you said when she was alive.
The Sarkik cult is gunna have a field day with this guy.
Probably gonna give them migraines with the fact that his suit is technically biomechanical, made from organic matter and not metal as well at the fact that he is part of the group who worships machines
@@undeadprinceofchaos3731 their confusion will entertain us more, had they gone to war with him. A biological work of destructive art, facing the brute force of the cult and their flesh demons.
Such a battle entertains me.
I doubt the Flesh That Hates would know what to do with the suit.
Begs the question if the Children of the Night could defeat the Flesh that Hates.
@Execute order: 65! I can get behind that. If you want to go theological on it, I don't believe the Children of the Night play into the Yaldaboth and Mekhane creation myth at all. Which leads me to believe that they were the original inherited race of the planet earth. Not seeded by a god of any sort. Where as Humanity had a short novel worth of deific benefactors, /1000 just had to figure the universe out on their own, roll up their sleeves and put in the work, as it were.
This is just like the Venom Symbiote.
Edit: He became a pacifist? Now I want to see a tale where he meets the living tank.
I've said it once and now I've said it twice, *Russian Crisis.*
Hes giving me a dark sector/warframe vibe tbh
Hes giving me a dark sector/warframe vibe tbh
@Гасыр Жалгасулы give sauce plox
There's a living tank???
SCP-2273 is just an allegory for the essence of humanity. Even though he came from a strange, far-away place, and he looks different, even terrifying, on the outside, it doesn't change the fact that on the inside he's still a man. He's still a human being.
Yeah. I had a whole lot going on when I wrote him. Cold War satire in like four ways. Satire of the "big badass supersoldier" archetype. Exploration of trauma. That kind of stuff. He's very much a product of who I was when I wrote him.
Foundation Scientist: asks question in russian
Major Alexei Belitrov: speaks german
Foundation Scientist: *CoNfUsEd ScReAmInG*
*Diese Bratwurst ist sehr Блядь*
Mr world wide
@@ariza7654 *Comrade Worldwide
@@dorugi20 *laugh in vodka*
i think the Doctor who was contained as an SCP is an Easteregg.
in SCP Containment Breach is one ending where you ( a Class-D that was an ex Senior Researcher) get declared as an SCP for getting out
No, I don't remember which SCP we tested on CB but the reason he was considered as an SCP is because of his increased luck and his ability of not dying(this counts as when you die and load up a new save or load your own safe)
@@deadlybird1229
Thats bascially what i said
Na. I've never played CB
Even when one was bred to be a weapon of war and a killer, that doesn’t mean they have to be one. You are what YOU choose to be
Amen.
...Superman...
Though making the choice to choose requires knowledge, knowledge of something beyond war, beyond bloodshed. It requires you to not only understand what you want but also understand how you can make your way towards it.
SISTER I NEED YOUR BLOOD TO...... OH WAIT YOU'RE A HERETIC.
That's like the exact theme of Halo 4 and 5, that supersoldiers aren't just weapons, deep down they're people too even if they can perform superhuman feats
This SCP was written in a very Russian manner.
Funny thing about that is, I'm the author and I'm as American as they come. But he's really popular in the Russian fan community.
@@artemis_smith yo you are? That's so coool!!!
@@artemis_smith you got proof there bud
@@cykablyatthemovie2424 I'm afraid the burden of proof is on you to show he is not.
@@cykablyatthemovie2424 proof of what?
Alexei's armour makes me think of Guyver's 'bio-booster armour'
Oh fuck yes. Remember the time he faced Enzyme(sp?) First anime I ever lost it over.
..I do hope you're referring to the anime and not the awful live action..
@@RUNkeeprunning-cw6kx
I actually preferred the Live action movie.
@@AwareWolfOnWheels Mark Hamill was great in that. I saw the anime first, but have a real sogt spot for the film. It was made during peak Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle suit knock offs, and Power Rangers mania, but was not based on any of that, but an anime/manga.
You, sir, are an individual of culture.
We need a new Guyver movie
Story aside, man, symbiotic super armor. Reminds me of what I thought warframes were wayyyyy back before The Second Dream changed everything.
same here bro. but nah, its just a pile of flesh piloted by a child lmao
Nah, just think of this SCP as COMMUNISM UMBRA
I’ve never heard about this scp before and this was an absolute rollercoaster of emotion, easily one of my new favourites
Question: Why did [REDACTED] cross the road?
Answer: [DATA EXPUNGED]
O5:"Ha Classic"
How compelling now please face the wall
Hahahahaha.... That's funny, I tell you [REDACTED]
I’m stealing this I’m sorry
Shit
This passage alone shows that SCP writings can be a beautiful thing, can show different topics and themes, can show us what life can mean. What life can give and take. They can show us life’s beautiful nature and it dark nature. Thank you to all SCP writers. Thank you so much.
yes, thanks to these people
a phil fan.. in an SCP comments section. bruh wtf are the chances
PrequelMemer66 Small world
Meanwhile, in SCP-871: haha cake machine go brrrr
Sometimes the scariest things of fiction are those that feel the most real.
Yes it is Dunald Turnip,
Yes it is.
okay yeah but this story isn't scary, just heartfelt
@Bryan Brody’s It’s scary how realistic & relatable his experiences with PTSD, institutionalized life, isolation, reintegration, and finding faith, are.
He who blames someone has still a long way to go, he who blames himself is halfway through his journey and he who blames no-one is already where he needs to be. Alexei reached his destination,may he rest in peace.
Wow
The only SCP episode that I listened many times without ever getting bored, it's such a touching and heart warming story.
Thanks to whoever imagined it and thanks for this youtube channel who allowed me to discover it.
A soldier in living armour converting to the Church of the Broken God. That's like an anathema in the SCP universe, pretty cool.
hey, magos biologis must have been start somewhere right.
The first time I read this file, I had come to the conclusion that Belitrov’s nightmares were simply the result of PTSD and completely unrelated to his armour. I don’t know if that was the intention; just my take, but it would paint him writing them off as denial.
It might have been a combination of both. His brain could be trying to lock away the memories, which caused the suit to bring the ambush site's memory back so that he could warn his army of enemy presence or a recovery team of his squad's bodies' location. This coupled with his survivor's guilt is probably what caused the vision of the dead bodies accusing him.
True, that is always a possibility.
This is...my God how do I put it? I'm just in awe. This documentary is just beautifully done.
A story of a man whos whole life has been nothing but a Hell crawl but in the end found a sliver of salvation.
Doom
This one just makes me sob. A man who goes through hell finds himself through his few friends at the foundation. He lives the rest of his life unable to talk to the one person he truly loved, unable to be there for his friend in their final moments. Everything won't be okay, but in the end, Father Anvil finds peace in trying to help others in ways he can't help himself.
This is honestly the most beautiful SCP on the wiki. It's bittersweet, but the story is just so captivating and legitimately moving.
Anyone else forget he had bug armor near the end?
It wouldn’t be to far fetched that the Foundation actually found a way to remove the armor before he was released
He didn't really have an immune system yo speak of. His body hadn't seen the sun or felt open air since he was a child. He probably wouldn't have survived it's removal, which is what he lamented about in the quote at the end. He couldn't become mechanised because his symbiotic shell was too tough to mechanise, but too essential to his survival to risk damaging.
He wore it for the rest of his life but the story so good we don't see him as bug armored Warrior but just a normal man with love, regrets, and other emotions.
@Modustollens1 Beautifully put. Could not agree more.
I did, the story made you feel only remorse and eternal peace for him. In which he very well deserved.
First bit: Aw, that's really nice of francis!
Second bit: oooh, the Broken Masquerade, I'm liking this!
Last bit: Church that accepts him...that's nice.... takes him in as one of their own.....Aw, so sweet!....
*"Their god"*
THEY
*W H A T*
What do you mean at the end of your comment?
Jadan Velasquez Mejia because The SCP foundation usually refers to the church of the Broken God’s God as ‘their God’ so that was the thing that tipped me off as to where Alexei was, and I was expressing my... mixed feelings to the author about putting him with them. Basically it was a ‘relatable comment’ as I guess you might say, because I’m sure a lot of people thought the same thing.
Jadan Velasquez Mejia thank you for coming to my TED talk, I’ll be here all week
@@maeveheart7464 lol
This is also most definitely a direct reference to Dostoevsky's novel "Karamazov Brothers", where the youngest and most compassionate in the family, Alexey, finds himself in servitude to the church.
Great stuff.
You Dostoyevsky was deeply Orthodoxy right.
I actually wrote this and I've never read Dostoevsky lol
@@MrJMB122
Not really. He had a deep desire to BE christian, but never quite could being himself to it.
@@ПётрКвилкин O brother he is practice and the depending on the period and have been struggling with his faith but he was full blown had faith in the institution. Fyi struggling with your faith is one of the most natural things in the world. I understand if literature majors don't think upon us unless they're you know practicing in the Eastern orthodox tradition and actually of genuine devotion and not just inherited from the grandparents.
Read your replies
SCP researcher: In my report...
SCP-2273: *With the pose of the photo" In OUR report...
This is absolutely the best story i've ever listened to in an SCP documentary channel, can't believe i was only listening to the most known SCP's, and not this beauty of a story and lifetime of a Soviet Russian man.
I can see the moment when the “someone to watch over us” entity appear before Alexey in his final moment, for the terminal peace of mind before drifting away, gently, calmly. For his journey has ended not with war, but peace.
This is my head cannon, Alexi deserves this.
Did he feel alone, though? From my understanding, he felt like he was accepted by and fit into The Church Of The Broken God.
He's like a Slavic version of doom guy
Absolutely
But he managed to find the peace he lost so long ago
@@undeadprinceofchaos3731 I couldn't have said it better
Yeah, if DOOM guy forgot the face of his father. And his guts. And his balls.
But this time with depression
Wow! I seriously can not thank you enough for not just telling these stories but also bringing perspective and depth to them.
Damn bro, this was a very sweet but sad story, your reading of all of it was amazing, thank you for the best scp internet on TH-cam.
you can say it was a bitter-sweet article
In the words of Daft Punk, he really was "Human After All".
7:48 As far as species revenge goes... fair enough Bigfoot, fair, enough.
It all started in the Jack Links commercials.
I agree with you op
To me his armor is almost like something out of the movie district 9 basically how it grew with him and kinda how it looks
When you decide to delve into an SCP video you usually expect to hear about horror and death but this was incredible
The fact that this SCP ties together a Cold War Apocalypse, veteran trauma, and existential religion, is hugely impressive and memorable.
Serious emotional impact in play.
I could easily imagine this as a novel or movie.
His arc/tone is not dissimilar to Dr Manhattan, birthed out of incredible pain, gaining unnatural power, then retreating from a world’s cruelty to think on existence and himself. Stepping away from a world he no longer presumes the right to affect and confuse with youthful fury.
There’s something remarkably human in it.
Oh wat hell?! This is the first time I listened to a scp that made me sad. I'm only used to the ones that kill n destroy everything
2273 is one of my all time favorites, hands down
I always find it so humerous when SCPs can be more human than humans
Well this one is human just stuck in armor that is the scp
Ngl i’d read a whole book on this SCP’s story, he’s such a compelling character
This was honestly just beautiful. Tragic at times but beautiful
This one actually made me feel happy for alexi finding a home and finding god.
The exploring series and SCP illustrated on the same night? sweet
Wow, I was NOT expecting so many feels when I saw the giant soldier in the bio-armor. This is sad but kind of beautiful. I love what they did with his story.
This is surprisingly sweet and sad for a SCP.
After hearing this I would give a big hug to the giant wholesome half insect warrior.
First SCP story that actually made me feel something, daym :D
I have to say out of all of the SCPs I’ve heard about, this one is my favorite. Thank you for such a cool video. Take care and peace.
Broken Masquerade Be like
"No no comrade, it is *our* anomaly"
S O V I E T... I N T E N S I F I E S!..
SOVIET RUSSIA IS WITH YOU COMRADE
I don't know if you will ever read this, but if you do:
I wanted to tell you that I greatly appreciate your Videos. I absolutely love how you summarise the SCPs, giving viewers the most important/interesting aspects of it. I always enjoy listening to you, talking about a tale or describing the SCP before/while I go to sleep. What has improved my experience even more is the recently discovered fact, that all your Videos are available on Spotify, which means I can turn my phone off when I'm sleeping, and can just set it to stop after the episode has ended. Woth the TH-cam videos I'd always have to get up and turn my phone off...
Now I can fall asleep, having listened to a great story presented to me by a great storyteller.
One last question though:
I would like to support your channel, which is why I wanted to ask whether it helps you more if I listen to the Episodes on spotify or on TH-cam?
Once again, I absolutely love your content, please keep up the great work!
Seconded my dude
While I'm not the kind to tear up easily, the idea of this Russian master chief patiently teaching 191 chess as she struggles through her horribly mangled body and brain is just too damn adorable and heart-warming.
We need more glimpses at the every-day life inside the foundation.
I remember reading this SCP and diving deep into the tales and associated logs and it immediately became my second favorite SCP (notes from the under is my personal favorite) and favorite character in the entire wiki
The way you've explored this entry was incredible, I'm amazed it took me this long to see you posted this
"Trust in the power of the lord. And modern medicine"
If only so many religious extremists could believe this.
*if only so many atheist could belive this
@@AB-bg7os I mean, atheists don't believe in gods anyway?
@@Error-5478 Everyone knows that atheists don’t believe in... modern medicine? No you’re right he lost me.
I agree, there isnt anything wrong in trying to help others by whatever you can.
@@Error-5478 You don’t understand what he is saying, hes saying if only they believed in the god part as well. Believing in both is what he is advocating.
The whole concept of a Man bred for war and being forced into a living bug suit in a symbiotic life style would make a great movie!
The last time I was this early 173 was still on 4chan
And last time I replied to one of these comments SCP Speed Dating was still a thing.
@@maeveheart7464 go to a site administrator and get some amnestics or *be purged the Emperors holy flame!*
@@joey_bonzo SCP Speed Dating? Why does it sound so familiar? Have I participated in this? Did I take an amnesiac?
@@normalbird1139 no it never happened now go to sleep
sleep zzz...
GhostPants Bold of you to assume I even work *for* the Foundation. I only answer to one God, and the Foundation does not support my Church. :) Speed dating was quite fun though, especially SCP-049. Quite the gentleman.
This my be one of my favorite scps, and you’ve made it beautiful
This has got to be one of the most beautiful stories I've heard from an SCP
I think I found my new favorite SCP. Alexei is so well written, so wonderfuly characterized and fits into the SCP world so well it feels unreal. My most favorite aspect is deffinately how his relationship with the researcher was handled. This kind of thing is rare on the wiki, and i dread to read some of the newer entries. This is good enough to be it's own standalone peace of fiction.
War
War never changes
*scp exists*
War bugs me out
War has changed.
I AM INEVITABLE
@@Sundancer127 That was NOT the response I was expecting.
Hey, kind of new to a lot of the deeper elements of SCP lore. Could someone explain to me the connection between Alexei's faith as it relates to Jesus Christ and the Church of the Broken God? I get that the CotBG worships Mekhane, who supposedly gave humanity intellect, and the sect that Alexei joins incorporates elements of both, but is there a deeper explanation on how these two intersect? He mentions "The Broken Goddess" as well, is this important in understanding this religion?
Their denomination believed that Jesus was the son of the Broken Goddess. Not sure on specifics beyond that.
talonus202 Not by a long shot buddy.
The Exploring Series When and where in the clockwork church’s history did the church begin referring to Mekhane as their goddess? I thought the Broken God was male, and that the Sarkik cult’s deity was female.
It's Broken Masquerade scenario so it's possible that CotBG went out into public and splintered or wormed itself in existing religions or managing to create mixed sects here and there.
What if theyre sisters and broken god created humans and yaldabaoth created scp 1000?
There's an American and now a Russian Doomguy.
*_The world is so big._*
All we need is a Mexican doom guy
I AM TALKING ABOUT ME PUTOS
@@user-vx2fw7qe1n Doom Vato
Who is the American one?
Yeah a russian doomguy with warframe armour
now that you said that, I CAN'T UNSEEN THE THUMBNAIL
I hope that I'm not the only one that cried during this. May it be for either sadness or joy. Its good to hear these stories of people going through great trails to see the metaphorical light at the end of the tunnel coming out unscathed or atleast to be at peace with what transpired during that journey. May men like Alexai Belitrov find peace and happiness before they pass.
19:12 is a powerful statement, as a family man I can attest to this. Very inspiring words, makes me work harder for my family: my son and wife.
Beautiful... you find the SCP universe and it’s terrifying and epic in equal measure.. where the end of humanity might be a fairly ok scenario sometimes... the Statue is legend and the Reptile and the Dr are awesome and horrible and yet it’s These tales that make it... real..... whenever someone asks me about the SCP universe I simply say it’s whatever your dreams are good or bad
Which Doctor? Bright? Cimerian? Clef? Some other one?
Wow ok an emotional one. Not gonna lie kinda tearing up here
Also if anyone dislikes this video imma be mad
this shit had my crying in the club rn
Becoming a patreon was on of the best decision i've ever made
I have the biggest urge to hug this fictional man. He has PTSD and he needs a hug.
Easily my most favorite SCP, and probably my favorite video you've done, TES.