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Who created the SCP franchise?
Joonas Rikkonen (commonly known as Regalis) is the creator of both SCP - Containment Breach and SCP-087-B.
What is the SCP franchise?
The SCP franchise is an unofficial set of games created by various developers and based on The SCP Foundation, a collaboratively-written fiction website focusing on surrealism and horror.
What was the first SCP ever found?
SCP-173As stated in the description, SCP-173 was the first SCP ever caught. The second was SCP-882 (although most people thought it was 682). Despite being the first SCP ever caught by the Foundation, it is the 173rd. There has never been any explanation given in universe as to why this is.
When did SCP Foundation start?
Just like Creepypasta, SCP started spreading all over the internet, until the SCP website was launched in 2008, which has been collecting and documenting SCPs. One of the first SCPs that popularized the SCP Foundation was SCP-173, also known as the Sculpture.
What license is SCP under?
Creative CommonsIt and its creative concepts (including, but not limited to, concepts relevant here, such as 'The SCP Foundation'/'The Foundation', 'SCP Objects', and 'D-Class Personnel') are licensed exclusively under Creative Commons BY-SA 3.0, and all works derived from The SCP Wiki or its artistic concepts are required to be ...
Is SCP 173 copyrighted?
Even though SCP-173 is CC-BY-SA 3.0, its image is not, since it was copyrighted. Because of this, SCP-173's image was technically illegal, especially with the growing number of people trying to profit off of the statue.
Who is the oldest SCP?
SCP-001-EX-J is the oldest.
What is the last SCP made?
SCP – Containment BreachOriginal author(s)Joonas "Regalis" RikkonenStable release1.3.11 / 29 July 2018Repositorygithub.com/Regalis11/scpcbWritten inBlitz3D (BlitzMax in 0.1 to 0.1.2)EngineBlitz3D10 more rows
What was the first SCP-001?
SCP-001 is the being that prompted the SCP Foundation to exist. He said one word that echoed through the administrator's head, "prepare". It was that one word that made the administrator create the Foundation for an unknown future event, and to contain many other dangerous or helpful entities and anomalies.
Who is the most famous SCP?
SCP-106. The Old Man is among the most recognizable and notorious early SCPs. A living being that resembles a decaying corpse, SCP-106 is a predatory creature capable of lying motionless for days at a time while it waits for pray.
How old is SCP 049?
SCP: Secret Laboratory SCP-049 was first seen during the 12th century wandering on the streets of Colchester, in England.
What is the biggest SCP?
3:3911:56What's the Biggest SCP? - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipThe haunter in the dark.MoreThe haunter in the dark.
Is the SCP Foundation Real or fake?
The SCP Foundation is a fictional secret organization documented by the collaborative writing wiki project of the same name, with the abbreviation standing for "Special Containment Procedures".
What does SCP stand for salary?
Spinal Column PointLook for your Spinal Column Point (SCP) at the top of your payslip, and then click the link below to view a table of detailed draft pay rates for each SCP.
What SCP is Number 1?
SCP-001 is the being that prompted the SCP Foundation to exist. He said one word that echoed through the administrator's head, "prepare". It was that one word that made the administrator create the Foundation for an unknown future event, and to contain many other dangerous or helpful entities and anomalies.
What SCP has the highest number?
SCP-2521 is currently the highest rated Keter-class SCP on the SCP Wiki.
Who moved over WikiDot?
But it had to be done. The users who moved over most of the old stuff were far2, xthevilecorrupter3, and Lt Masipag. Masipag had a computer program to move them over, while far2 and ecks did it manually.
When did the WikiDot go live?
By July 25th, 2008, the WikiDot wiki was ready to go live. This message was the first news update for the wiki, posted by The Administrator as he opened up the wiki for the first time
Is EditThis a viable home for SCP?
In the end, EditThis was never a viable home for the SCP Series. The web host was running out of capital, and was forcing many of his subscribers to either pay him or be deleted. We didn't have the resources to pay, which meant imminent deletion was looming. There was some debate on the EditThis wiki on where the Series would go. Since EditThis had no admins, we'd basically been an anarchic internet society. With the EditThis wiki no longer being a viable home for the SCP Series, a new host was needed.
