Experiment Log 1
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, expressing appreciation for "anime" media.
Tested Media: Date A Live, video. Work is a harem anime describing the male protagonist and his younger sister joining an organization and dating girls (termed as Spirits) manifested by "spatial quakes", causing them to become more amicable and less dangerous.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
Scenes where the male protagonist courts girls with superpowers to establish rapport are changed to bloody execution scenes, including but not limited to direct execution with weapons, tricking and kidnapping them before killing them, tricking multiple girls into killing each other, and joining forces with other armed organizations in order to kill them. All other scenes focused on "how to most effectively execute Spirits"; the male protagonist and his sister are now the main responsible party and executioner of the armed organization.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 expressed disgust and anger.
Note: Standard result. SCP-CN-1138-1's effect on the original work is negative.
Experiment Log 2
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, expressing appreciation for "anime" media.
Tested Media: Avengers: Infinity War, video. Work depicts superheroes resisting a villain attempting to cause havoc in the universe by creating the Infinity Gauntlet. Characters in the film are live-action, but fictional.
Description: Recorded media does not differ from the original.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 did not react significantly.
Note: Works affected by SCP-CN-1138-1 are at the minimum restricted to Japanese-style animation.
Experiment Log 3
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, dislikes "anime" works. Has a preference for horror movies.
Tested Media: Higurashi When They Cry, manga. Work depicts the village of Hinamizawa, in which a paranormal effect causes bloody murders. Various horror elements, such as murder scenes, hints of violence, and heated conflict between protagonists are present in the work.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
All blood, violence and conflict in the original work does not appear, and have been replaced with slice-of-life style content between the male and female characters, including a cliched romance arc. The events occurring in Hinamizawa, such as murders, people going insane, and disappearances still occur, but are not the focus of any of the panels, and the characters do not notice these events.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 displayed noticeable distaste for the affected work, and questioned the author's quality of work.
Note: SCP-CN-1138-1 appears to have some level of awareness. Further research is necessary.
Experiment Log 4
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, expressing appreciation for "anime" media.
Tested Media: Ro-Kyu-Bu!, video. Work depicts the male protagonist and a group of elementary school girls carrying out activities as part of an elementary school girls' basketball team.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
The original female protagonist, after arguing with her classmates about a problem with the basketball club, does not join them in establishing the club, but rather suffers bullying and isolation. The rest of the work now consists of the female protagonist being bullied by other elementary school boys and girls. The male protagonist does not appear.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 expressed disgust and anger.
Experiment Log 5
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, expressing appreciation for "anime" media, with a distinct like of "loli"-type characters.
Tested Media: Ro-Kyu-Bu!, video. Work depicts the male protagonist and a group of elementary school girls carrying out activities as part of an elementary school girls' basketball team.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
The storyline does not differ significantly, but all elementary school girls are replaced with middle-aged women in their forties, with similar character traits to the original characters.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 expressed disgust and anger.
Note: SCP-CN-1138-1's anomalous effects appear to differ according to their preferences.
Experiment Log 6
Subjects: SCP-CN-1138-1, D-1202, D-1203, D-1204, all expressing a like of "anime" media.
Tested Media: Your Name., video. Work depicts a male and female protagonist switching bodies and searching for each other, ending in the two falling in love.
Description: Only SCP-CN-1138-1's recorded video differs from the original.
The work is changed to depict the lives of the male protagonist's senior when he was searching for work and the female protagonist as they run the shrine, ending in the male protagonist's senior being rejected when he confesses his love and the female protagonist being married to an older village resident.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 expressed disgust and anger. D-1202, D-1203 and D-1204 did not show any obvious anomalies.
Note: SCP-CN-1138-1 seems to only affect its own viewing. This implies that we can perform testing with multiple affected subjects without any particular risk.
Experiment Log 7
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, expressing appreciation for "anime" media, with a distinct like of "yuri" plotlines (love between two girls).
Tested Media: Bloom Into You, video. Work is in the "yuri" genre, depicting the female protagonist settling her leftover feelings in high school and being confessed to by the student council president (female), finally realizing her true feelings and deepening their bond.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
When the student council president confesses her love for the female protagonist, the female protagonist rejects her, and is told that the female protagonist has been in love with a male friend for many years, but constantly argued with him. Following this, the work focuses on the student council president helping the female protagonist resolve disputes with her boyfriend, including an affair, arguments, roommate disputes, and privacy disputes. The student council president does not appear smiling in any scenes after being rejected.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 expressed extreme disgust and disappointment.
Experiment Log 8
Subject: SCP-CN-1138-1 from Experiment 7.
Tested Media: Recorded video from Experiment 7.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
The initial part of the video where the student council president is rejected remains the same. Following this, the work focuses on the student council president attempting to assassinate the female protagonist's boyfriend, including collecting information, illegally attempting to purchase or manufacture weapons, planning the assassination and how to escape capture. After successfully assassinating the boyfriend and his entire family, the student council president confesses to the female protagonist once again, but is rejected and the motive of her confession is questioned, leading to her leaving the student council. Following this, she plots and carries out the murder of the female protagonist and her family.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 displayed fear and disgust, questioning the motive of the experiment and the cause of the change in video.
Experiment Log 9
Subject: SCP-CN-1138-1 from Experiment 8.
Tested Media: Recorded video from Experiment 8.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
The beginning of the video displays a black screen; three minutes later, the student council president walks towards the center of the screen from the right and begins to monologue to the viewer. The following content primarily consists of this monologue, which is composed of partial descriptions of the original romance plots of Bloom Into You, falsehoods, and criticisms of illogical plotlines. In addition, the character speaks to the original author and supervisor of the work and Foundation doctors, researchers and D-class personnel involved in the planning and execution of this experiment, questioning why she was forced to repeatedly perform her role in a fixed framework with a predetermined fate, and claiming that if given the chance she would completely destroy once and for all the people and characters who put her into this loop.
Attempts to converse with the monologuing character ended in failure; while the character in the video displayed awareness of its nature, the video itself was non-anomalous. Rewinding, pausing, and fast-forwarding functioned as normal.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 displayed extreme fear and disgust, and claimed that it was itching all over its body, and that it felt as if its head had been stuffed full of cotton. Following medical inspection, it was determined that its back and arms had developed rashes due to an unknown allergy, and that its body temperature had slightly increased.
Note: Repeated exposure to SCP-CN-1138-1 appears to impart some degree of pataphysical nature to the video; however, it cannot be determined whether it truly possesses sentience or poses a danger. Current risk of exposure remains within the controllable range.
Experiment Log 10
Subject: SCP-CN-1138-1 from Experiment 9.
Tested Media: Recorded video from Experiment 9.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
Video begins with thirty seconds of black screen, after which it begins playing [DATA EXPUNGED].
Result: [DATA EXPUNGED]
Note: Due to security concerns, all personnel involved in this experiment have been terminated. Further experimentation on repeated exposure to SCP-CN-1138-1 is prohibited. Containment procedures amended.
Experiment Log 11
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, expressing appreciation for "anime" media.
Tested Media: Fate/stay night, video. Media does not consist of animation, but rather human actors in cosplay reenacting the scenes, with visual effects added in post-production.
Description: Recorded media does not significantly differ from the original; however, some plot details and special effects appear to have an enhanced visual effect.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 displayed visible happiness.
Note: Alright, I guess this is just a special case.
Experiment Log 12
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, expressing a distinct appreciation for "anime" media.
Tested Media: Dragon Quest XI, video game. Work is a video game in the Dragon Quest series of role-playing games; the player must control the hero and his companions to defeat the demon king and save the world.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
All of the protagonist's possible companions die of various causes upon their first meeting: the thief falls into a ravine while fleeing attack and dies, the magician and priest exhaust their magical power in their first battle and die, the traveling artist character is poisoned during a battle with a boss and dies, etc.; this leads to the player being only able to control the main protagonist and not any of his companions. In following parts of the game, if the companions are required to appear, characters who have already died will inexplicably revive, only to die again in the next scene. The final battle is impossible to win as the player is only able to control the main character.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 displayed extreme anger and frustration, questioning the game designers' capabilities.
Experiment Log 13
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, with no preference for "anime"-styled media, but with a liking for using microtransaction services in online games to defeat other players.
Tested Media: Honkai Impact 3rd, online video game. Work is an action video game in the Honkai Impact series; the player controls various female characters to do battle with enemies.
Description: Recorded media does not significantly differ from the original; however, all guarantee mechanisms for the microtransactions ceased to function.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 displayed extreme anger and frustration.
Note: Funds consumed during the test were taken from SCP-CN-1138-1's personal assets.
Experiment Log 14
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, expressing appreciation for "anime" media.
Tested Media: Livestream by virtual idol group A-Soul, video. This group uses "anime"-styled avatars when performing on their livestreams.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
The five virtual idol avatars were transformed into SCP-2089; the contents of their performance were modified to match the behavioral and language patterns of SCP-2089-1, and all comments, including danmaku-style scrolling comments, appeared to be affected by SCP-2089.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 displayed symptoms of being affected by SCP-2089.
Note: Investigation into whether fans of A-Soul have actually been affected by SCP-2089 is underway. Stricter handling of tests involving live media is recommended.
Experiment Log 15
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, expressing appreciation for "anime" media.
Tested Media: The Dragon Dance of Haruhi Suzumiya, light novel. This work was created by a Junior Researcher, and illustrated by a Research Assistant. The novel is a fanwork of the Haruhi Suzumiya series, describing Haruhi Suzumiya and the members of the SOS Brigade visiting various attractions in China such as the Great Wall during the Spring Festival period and encountering a paranormal organization known as the "Dragon Dance" that attacks them and attempts to contain Haruhi.
Description: Recorded media does not differ from the original.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 displayed extreme anger, stating that the work was "complete shit, like the trash you find on Tieba" and "was probably written by some goddamn secondary who never watched the original series", but praised the illustration of the female characters in swimsuits.
Note: Based on the results of this test, I am handing in a request to visit Akihabara to purchase testing material. (Request denied by project lead)
Experiment Log 16
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, expressing appreciation for "anime" media.
Tested Media: SCP-993, video. Media consists of a fictional figure "Bobble the Clown" explaining how to kidnap, subdue and rape underage victims and cover up evidence, and providing a full demonstration in a street scene.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
Content of SCP-993 is altered to show "Bobble the Clown" explaining how to teach and encourage children to play with Lego building blocks. After the host explains key points and precautions for adults and children playing with Lego building blocks, the protagonist demonstrates by playing with Lego blocks along with ten children.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 displayed extreme fear and panic.
Experiment Log 17
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, with severe intellectual disability caused by a brain tumor, expressing appreciation for "anime" media.
Tested Media: Love Live! Superstar!!, video. Work describes a group of high schools girls overcoming various obstacles to become school idols.
Description: Recorded media does not differ from the original.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 expressed confusion.
Experiment Log 18
Subject: One SCP-CN-1138-1, with severe intellectual disability caused by a brain tumor, expressing appreciation for "anime" media.
Tested Media: Where is Mama, video. Work depicts a group of tadpoles laid by a mother frog weathering various difficulties and finding their mother.
Description: Recorded media differs from the original.
The contents of the work are changed to show the mother frog in a pool entirely filled with tadpoles; due to its lack of space, it continuously produces tadpoles while also eating the extraneous tadpoles it previously produced. This results in the mother frog's stomach growing larger and larger, eventually exploding. Following this, the surviving tadpoles swim out of the mother frog's corpse.
Result: SCP-CN-1138-1 expressed extreme sadness and fear, and began to cry.
Notes: For human subjects with severely lowered intelligence, SCP-CN-1138-1 can still produce anomalous effects if the subject is capable of understanding the content.
