Secure Contain Protect-SCP interaction simulation

Example

An SCP like SCP-173, a statue that can move at high speeds when not observed, is secured in a specially designed containment cell that is regularly maintained to prevent it from escaping and causing harm.

Scenario

This function is crucial when a new anomalous object is discovered. The SCP team secures the area, ensures no unauthorized access, and transports the object to an SCP facility for further study and containment.

Example

SCP-682, a large, indestructible reptilian creature, is contained in a tank filled with acid to prevent its regeneration and escape.

Scenario

Containment involves developing and implementing specific procedures tailored to each SCP to neutralize its dangerous effects and prevent it from breaching containment. This includes physical containment units, psychological barriers, or informational security to control knowledge about the SCP.

Example

The SCP Foundation protects humanity by preventing SCPs from causing mass panic, destruction, or altering societal norms.

Scenario

Protecting is an ongoing effort that includes not only physical containment but also preventing information about SCPs from becoming public. This is done through misinformation campaigns, censorship, and sometimes by eliminating threats permanently.