SCP-(-021)-PIG
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SCP-(-021)-PIG
ITEM # SCP-(-021)-PIG BASE CLASS keter
THREAT LEVEL
SECONDARY CLASS none
DISRUPTION CLASS keneq RISK CLASS notice
OTHER PROPERTIES
OBJECT CATEGORIES cognitohazard knowledge media visual yellow children-of-the-night team-bird damien-nowak
ICONS .

Special Containment Procedures: Foundation web crawlers are to check YouTube servers for any new instances of SCP-(-021)-PIG constantly. Any instances found are to be downloaded onto a Foundation server and personnel embedded with Youtube are to take the video down.

Any screenshots or video footage of SCP-(-021)-PIG instances released publically are to be discredited to be fake and edited videos. Anyone spreading SCP-(-021)-PIG as real episodes is to be mocked so that their claim's credibility is doubted by the public.

SCP-(-021)-PIG instances are to be incorporated into Foundation education and can be viewed for entertainment.

Description: SCP-(-021)-PIG refers to an anomalous phenomenon where episodes of the YouTube series "Puppet History" are created based on anomalous events. These events can even be from other realities. It is unknown where SCP-(-021)-PIG instances come from as not a single member of Watcher Entertainment1 has any knowledge of producing these episodes.

SCP-(-021)-PIG instances act as though the anomalous is common knowledge. They will not explain phenomena such as Anart or Pataphysics, even though most viewers of Puppet History have no concept of the anomalous.

The aesthetic of SCP-(-021)-PIG instances are in line with what season each instance is released in.2 SCP-(-021)-PIG instances also include a puppet at the end of each episode that sings about the historical event. It also features a cognitohazardous effect that causes the viewer to gain a full and complete understanding of the historical event.3 Fortunately, any civilian attempting to spread this information over the internet is shunned as a conspiracy theorist.

Addendum (-021)-PIG-1: Episode Log

Thumbnail Historical Event Ending Song and Puppet
thoth.png The ending puppet was Thoth himself singing about how he's sorry for invading the minds of all of humanity.
project_neverland.png

This episode featured an explanation of the SCP Foundation's military operation "Project Neverland", where a military operation meant to capture para-terrorist Damien Nowak went awry when Foundation personnel opened fire on Esterbergian citizens and destroyed a large portion of the city in TL-1911.

The ending puppet was a Yeren who was under the effects of Damien Nowak's spell singing about how it made him angry towards humans for pushing them into hiding, then the Yeren puppet dies due to the Foundation opening fire and it meets God, who is also a puppet and a major character in Puppet History.
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