Noting that it was brought to staff attention that the following three users were involved with posting multiple AI-generated pages:
Dr Meverden - account created 15 Jun 2026, 14:33 (1 day ago) / site membership 16 Jun 2026, 00:26 (23 hours ago)
Dr Rohak A Dalton - account created 15 Jun 2026, 14:31 (1 day ago) / site membership 16 Jun 2026, 00:26 (23 hours ago)
Lightning45891 - account created 21 May 2026, 04:21 (26 days ago) / not a site member as they were revoked earlier for spamming the same page: https://05command.wikidot.com/forum/t-18029286/disciplinary-record-lightning45891
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-9078 SCP 9078- The Pale Mimic (posted by Dr Meverden, later edited by Dr Rohak A Dalton)
Item:9078
Class: Apollyon
Special Containment Procedures
SCP-9078 is contained within a reinforced 40 m × 40 m × 25 m containment chamber at Site-19. The chamber is to remain illuminated at all times. All personnel entering SCP-9078's containment area must wear body cameras and maintain visual contact with at least one other staff member.
Under no circumstances are personnel to remain alone with SCP-9078 for periods exceeding five minutes.
If SCP-9078 begins exhibiting signs of transformation, Site lockdown procedures are to be initiated immediately and Mobile Task Force Epsilon-9 ("Fire Watchers") is to be deployed.
Description
SCP-9078 is a humanoid entity measuring approximately 6.8 meters in height. Its skin is completely white and lacks visible pigmentation. SCP-9078 possesses disproportionately short arms ending in elongated claws measuring up to 1.4 meters in length.
Its facial structure resembles that of a severely emaciated human. SCP-9078 lacks visible ears and hair. The entity's mouth extends significantly farther than human anatomy should permit.
SCP-9078 displays limited intelligence but appears capable of understanding spoken language.
When agitated, SCP-9078 can enter a secondary state designated SCP-9078-A. During this transformation, its skeletal structure rapidly rearranges, producing a spider-like organism approximately 20 meters in diameter.
In this form, SCP-9078 develops:
Eight elongated legs
Multiple reflective eyes
Increased speed and climbing ability
Significantly increased physical strength
Witnesses frequently report intense feelings of dread prior to the transformation.
SCP-9078 is primarily nocturnal and becomes increasingly active in low-light environments.
Addendum 9078-1: Discovery
SCP-9078 was discovered in █████████ National Forest following reports of disappearances and sightings of a "white giant" moving between trees during nighttime hours.
Foundation agents located SCP-9078 inside an abandoned mining complex. The entity surrendered after being exposed to high-intensity floodlights.
Addendum 9078-2: Interview Excerpt
Interviewer: Dr. Lang
Interviewed: SCP-9078
Begin Log
Dr. Lang: Do you know where you came from?
SCP-9078: No.
Dr. Lang: How old are you?
SCP-9078: Older than the cave.
Dr. Lang: What are you?
SCP-9078: Hungry.
Dr. Lang: Hungry for what?
SCP-9078: People.
*Static starts*
[Interview terminated.]
End Log
Addendum 9078-3: Incident 9078-Alpha
On 14 September 2028, a temporary power outage occurred within Site-19.
Thirty-two seconds after the chamber lights failed, SCP-9078 began transforming into SCP-9078-A.
Backup generators restored power before the transformation was completed.
Security footage recovered after the incident showed SCP-9078 staring directly at the chamber cameras throughout the outage despite the cameras being positioned behind the entity.
Closing Note
SCP-9078's behavior suggests that its spider-like form is not a defensive adaptation but its natural state. The humanoid appearance may simply be an attempt to imitate human anatomy.
— Dr. Lang, Site-19 Research Division.
(Credit goes to Dr Rohak A Dalton For the logs and most of the text)Closing Note
SCP-9078's behavior suggests that its spider-like form is not a defensive adaptation but its natural state. The humanoid appearance may simply be an attempt to imitate human anatomy.
— Dr. Lang, Site-19 Research Division.
(Credit goes to Dr Rohak A Dalton For the logs and most of the text)
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-9136 SCP-9136- "Elias Voss" (posted by Dr Rohak A Dalton)
Item #: SCP-9136
Object Class: Thaumiel
Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-9136 is contained within a standard humanoid containment suite at Site-77. The suite is to remain furnished with a desk, chair, writing materials, and a non-networked computer terminal. SCP-9136 is permitted access to approved literature and may request additional reading materials through assigned research personnel.
Under no circumstances are Foundation personnel to provide SCP-9136 with information regarding future events, classified Foundation operations occurring after the current date, or predictions generated by anomalous means.
All written materials produced by SCP-9136 must be collected and archived. Documents describing events that have not yet occurred are to be forwarded to Project ORACLE for review.
Personnel assigned to SCP-9136 for longer than six months are required to undergo quarterly psychological evaluations.
Description
SCP-9136 is a human male appearing approximately 34 years of age. Height: 1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Weight: 79 kg (174 lb), Age Appearance: Approximately 34 years old, Sex: Male, Eye Color: Gray, Hair Color: Dark brown, Blood Type: O+. SCP-9136 identifies itself as "Elias Voss" and possesses no identifying records predating its discovery on 14 August 2029.
The anomaly of SCP-9136 manifests through written communication. Any narrative text produced by SCP-9136 describing events occurring within the next seventy-two hours demonstrates a statistically impossible degree of accuracy.
The phenomenon is limited by several restrictions:
SCP-9136 cannot intentionally write false predictions.
SCP-9136 cannot directly perceive future events.
SCP-9136 claims it is instead "remembering" them.
Predictions become less accurate when concerning large-scale events affecting more than one million individuals.
Testing has demonstrated an average predictive accuracy of 98.7% for localized incidents, decreasing to 61% for international events.
Notably, SCP-9136 does not appear capable of altering the events it predicts. Attempts by Foundation personnel to prevent forecasted occurrences frequently result in circumstances that fulfill the prediction through alternative means.
When questioned regarding the source of its knowledge, SCP-9136 consistently states:
"I'm not seeing the future. I'm reading the past."
Addendum 9136-1: Recovery Log
SCP-9136 came to Foundation attention after local authorities in ███████, Oregon reported a series of anonymous letters predicting accidents, disappearances, and criminal activity.
Investigation revealed twenty-seven documented predictions. Twenty-six occurred exactly as described.
The final letter contained the following statement:
"The people coming for me arrive tomorrow at 09:14. One of them will pretend to be a census worker."
Foundation agents arrived at 09:14 local time under the cover of a census survey.
SCP-9136 surrendered without resistance.
Addendum 9136-2: Interview Excerpt
Interviewer: Dr. Hargrove
Interviewed: SCP-9136
Begin Log
Dr. Hargrove: How do you know these events before they happen?
SCP-9136: Because they already happened.
Dr. Hargrove: That doesn't make sense.
SCP-9136: Not from your side.
Dr. Hargrove: Explain.
SCP-9136: Imagine reading a book backwards. The ending comes first. Every page after that feels like a prediction.
Dr. Hargrove: You're saying time is reversed for you?
SCP-9136: No. I'm saying it used to be.
Dr. Hargrove: Used to be?
SCP-9136: That's the problem. Every year I remember less of where I came from.
Dr. Hargrove: Where did you come from?
SCP-9136: The day after the end.
End Log
Addendum 9136-3: Incident 9136-Alpha
On 3 March 2031, SCP-9136 produced a 417-page manuscript without prompting. The document described a previously unknown XK-Class End-of-the-World Scenario occurring on 17 September 2044.
The manuscript ends abruptly on page 417 with a single sentence:
"This is the last page I can remember."
All attempts to obtain additional information from SCP-9136 regarding the event have failed. SCP-9136 claims it no longer recalls anything beyond that point.
Project ORACLE remains active.
Closing Note — Dr. Hargrove
Most anomalies threaten humanity because they break the laws of nature. SCP-9136 is different. If it is telling the truth, then somewhere in the future there exists a version of history that has already ended. The unsettling question is not whether SCP-9136 can see our future.
It's whether our future is its past.
Addendum 9136-4: Testing Log
On 11 April 2031, Foundation researchers instructed SCP-9136 to write about any future event it considered "important." SCP-9136 remained silent for approximately thirteen minutes before producing a single handwritten page.
The document contained the following statement:
"There is a date that remains the same in every future I remember.
28 October 2041.
At 14:17 UTC, seven bells will ring where there are no bells.
The Scarlet King will become aware of this world.
I do not know if it arrives that day. I only know that every future beyond that moment is stained red.
The pages after that are difficult to read."
When questioned regarding the statement, SCP-9136 became visibly distressed and refused further cooperation for the remainder of the testing period.
A follow-up interview was authorized the next day.
Addendum 9136-5: Interview Excerpt
Interviewer: Dr. Hargrove
Interviewed: SCP-9136
Begin Log
Dr. Hargrove: You mentioned the Scarlet King in your prediction. How do you know about it?
SCP-9136: I remember it.
Dr. Hargrove: From where?
SCP-9136: From after.
Dr. Hargrove: After what?
SCP-9136: After the bells.
Dr. Hargrove: What happens when the bells ring?
SCP-9136: Nothing.
Dr. Hargrove: Nothing?
SCP-9136: That's why it is frightening.
Dr. Hargrove: Explain.
SCP-9136: People expect disasters to announce themselves. Fire. Earthquakes. War. The bells don't cause anything. They mean something has noticed us.
Dr. Hargrove: The Scarlet King?
SCP-9136: Yes.
Dr. Hargrove: Can the event be prevented?
SCP-9136: Maybe.
Dr. Hargrove: Then why haven't you told us how?
SCP-9136: Because in every future where I remembered the answer, nobody was left to ask the question.
[Twenty-three seconds of silence recorded.]
Dr. Hargrove: Is the Scarlet King responsible for the XK-Class scenario described in your manuscript?
SCP-9136: I don't know.
Dr. Hargrove: You don't know?
SCP-9136: The last clear thing I remember is hearing bells.
End Log
Research Note
No anomalous activity corresponding to SCP-9136's prediction has yet been observed. The date of 28 October 2041 has been flagged in multiple Foundation predictive-monitoring systems.
Project ORACLE remains active.The phenomenon is limited by several restrictions:
SCP-9136 cannot intentionally write false predictions.
SCP-9136 cannot directly perceive future events.
SCP-9136 claims it is instead "remembering" them.
Predictions become less accurate when concerning large-scale events affecting more than one million individuals.Testing has demonstrated an average predictive accuracy of 98.7% for localized incidents, decreasing to 61% for international events.
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-9152 (posted by Dr Rohak A Dalton)
Item #: SCP-9152
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures
SCP-9152 is to be stored in a standard anomalous object locker at Site-12. SCP-9152 may only be used during approved testing procedures. Any paper exposed to SCP-9152 must be immediately sealed in a biohazard containment container.
If an SCP-9152-A manifestation occurs, armed containment personnel are to respond immediately. All contaminated materials are to be incinerated.
Description
SCP-9152 is a black ballpoint pen with no visible manufacturer markings. Despite repeated testing, the pen never runs out of ink.
When SCP-9152 is used to write or draw on a sheet of paper, the paper begins absorbing microscopic biological contaminants from its surroundings. These include:
Bacteria
Viruses
Fungal spores
Skin cells
Dust mites
Other microorganisms
After approximately 10 to 30 minutes, the affected paper undergoes a transformation event.
The paper folds, tears, and reshapes itself into an animate organism designated SCP-9152-A.
The appearance of SCP-9152-A varies depending on the contaminants collected. However, all instances share the following characteristics:
Constructed primarily from paper
Hostile toward nearby humans
Capable of rapid movement
Possess numerous mouths, eyes, or limb-like structures made from folded paper
Instances remain active for 2 to 8 hours before collapsing into ordinary paper fragments.
Addendum 9152-1: Recovery Log
SCP-9152 was recovered from an elementary school in ██████, Ohio.
Foundation agents were alerted after reports of "paper monsters" attacking classroom furniture after a student used an unusual pen during an art project.
Three SCP-9152-A instances were recovered before Foundation personnel secured the object.
Addendum 9152-2: Testing Log
Test 12
Paper: Standard notebook paper
Writing: "Hello World"
Result:
After 17 minutes, the paper transformed into a quadrupedal organism measuring approximately 0.6 meters in length.
The creature repeatedly attempted to bite researchers before being neutralized.
Test 26
Paper: Newspaper sheet
Writing: Sketch of a human face
Result:
Transformation occurred after 11 minutes.
The resulting SCP-9152-A instance possessed dozens of paper eyes and continuously screamed the phrase:
"TOO DIRTY."
The entity became inactive after 4 hours.
Addendum 9152-3: Incident 9152-Gamma
On 14 August 2029, Researcher Nolan used SCP-9152 to write the sentence:
"What are you?"
No further writing was added.
After 22 minutes, the paper transformed into the largest SCP-9152-A instance recorded.
The entity stood approximately 2.8 meters tall and displayed significantly greater intelligence than previous manifestations.
Before containment teams arrived, the entity wrote the following message on a nearby wall using its paper-like appendages:
"WE ARE WHAT YOU LEAVE BEHIND."
The instance immediately collapsed afterward.
Research Note
Most SCPs create monsters from flesh, metal, or something equally unnatural. SCP-9152 creates them from the things we touch every day and never notice.
The unsettling part isn't that it creates creatures.
It's that those creatures appear to be made from us.
— Dr. Warren, Site-12 Research Division
Nickname: "The Germ Pen" or "The Collector's Pen".Research Note
Most SCPs create monsters from flesh, metal, or something equally unnatural. SCP-9152 creates them from the things we touch every day and never notice.
The unsettling part isn't that it creates creatures.
It's that those creatures appear to be made from us.
— Dr. Warren, Site-12 Research Division
Nickname: "The Germ Pen" or "The Collector's Pen".
When addressed about the AI usage, the user repeatedly lied on both accounts. Compare text samples from forum comments:
Dr Rohak A Dalton https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-18029530/scp-9136#post-8290137 post title "Why so many downvotes"
why do people not like the scp i made?
Dr Meverden https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-18029530/scp-9136#post-8290250 reply to comment "Because you used generative AI, which produces terrible writing."
no he didn't i heard him and watched him write it
Dr Meverden https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-18029530/scp-9136#post-8290251 double post reply
we even read the rules so we didnt use AI
Dr Meverden https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-18029530/scp-9136#post-8290252 reply to staff deletion post
he isn't using ai look at my post
Dr Meverden https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-18029530/scp-9136#post-8290249 post title "He is not using AI"
I saw him write it because we were in a call and he was sharing his screen. He also said he thought of this last night the night of 6/15/26.
Dr Meverden https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-18029545/scp-9078#post-8290245 post title "I never used AI"
i never used AI in the story the only time i used ai was when i was looking at the classes. and the name makes sense cuse hes pale and he mimics a spider so it makes sense
edited about 50 minutes later to:
i never used AI in the story the only time i used ai was when i was looking at the classes. and the name makes sense because he's pale and he mimics a spider so it makes sense
Dr Meverden https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-18029545/scp-9078#post-8290247 double-post
it's probably i'm using a different format as you guys
edited about 50 minutes later to:
it's probably i'm using a different format as you guys
Dr Meverden https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-18029156/judicator-of-reality#post-8290279 reply to deletion vote on page posted by Lightning45891
ok so we never used ai once you are just going to new peoples scps and making them get deleted when they are good so that people dont go crazy over us and all like that and you get all the fame we didnt even use ai you can check to see if we used ai by seeing mistakes and checking it by a ai checker.
User also appeared in the official Discord to further lie about their activity:
https://discord.com/channels/877710488673329162/877753263271858187/1516628495139209336
hey so we are not the same people and also we arent using ai there would be mistakes and you can check it with an ai checker
and we have proof
and how is it ai anyway
i ai checked it and it said 37.1% ai and the parts dont even look ai and the one i checked is mine SCP 9078
we came up with the idea while watching a scp video
We don't use AI checkers
Which one are you?
then how do you check it
Dr Meverden
Generative AI includes some of the same phrases and patterns when it generates SCPs
and ours dosent have any of that
Why did you respond to a deletion post on an article by Lightning45891 when that deletion had nothing to do with AI?
i didnt reply to anything on his i mad a post and it was clearly ai
This is an image of your post; are you saying that you didn't make it? [screenshot posted]
ya but he is my friend and friends protect friends
Then why did you lie here?
i didnt
You're not making any sense. You falsely claimed that you didn't reply to anything on Lightning45891's article. I showed a screenshot of your reply.
i saw him and heard him write the page
becasue its not lightning45891's article
wait i might of clicked the wrong one
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/judicator-of-reality this one.
oh
that one that is still made by my friend
wait wrong one
there is 2 for some reason
yes, Lightning45891's membership was revoked for spamming the same article repeatedly
oh ok
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-9152 this is the one i was talking about
i thought this one was the one my friend made his second one
anyway gn and i didnt use ai
can we get into a dm and talk about it tomorrow and not delete it untill like 2 for an agreement i have proof
and if you dont deleate it then stop the deleation
please
The only proof we'd consider would be a document with an unalterable edit history timestamped prior to posting
All accounts have been permanently banned, PMs sent. Zoobeeny, Ari, Kufat supporting.