Reminds me of Kara no Kyoukai's Spiral Appartment

- haunted spirits calling mother, father and to open (the door)
- seemingly burned abandoned apartment
- wholesome family chatter

I guess those spirits are dead children.

EEEHHH yep it's definitely an uncontained SCP instance.

AdventZero said:

EEEHHH yep it's definitely an uncontained SCP instance.

More like a very haunted building than a SCP.

Necrobane said:

More like a very haunted building than a SCP.

Yeah. There is no way in hell that multiple SCP can live in one place freely. Unless contained.

Only a haunted location do houses multiple distrubances.

T34/38 said:

Yeah. There is no way in hell that multiple SCP can live in one place freely. Unless contained.

Only a haunted location do houses multiple distrubances.

Isn't it still possible that the building itself is an SCP? Meaning all the other instances would be recorded as SCP-(number)-1, SCP-(number)-2 and so forth. I remember reading an entire IKEA store or something being designated as one.

If this is an SCP, it'd be something like "SCP XXXX is a building... locate inside is an elevator (SCP XXXX-1) , but instead of normal floor number, they'are various symbols... which, when operate ,will transport riders to their corresponding "floors"."
And then followed by a bunch of exploration reports.

Or this could be something other GoI in SCP-verse is in control of.

Ah, she mistook up the cyrillic "Д" for an latin "A".

Entire worlds have been designated an instance of SCP. Though in that instance, it was contained within a mirror where the "primary SCP instance was placed upon.

So, yeah, all of this would be treated as secondary designations.

Darkagma said:

- haunted spirits calling mother, father and to open (the door)
- seemingly burned abandoned apartment
- wholesome family chatter

I guess those spirits are dead children.

It's more than that.
First and second doors have a family talking. Third door only has the child's line. Fifth door has the child calling for parents.
In the last panel, first door has three different laughs ("ufufu" in particular sounds like the mother). Second door only has one.
What does this mean, other than that the shadows are children? Hell if I know. Maybe the children get corrupted and kill their parents before turning into shadows...

Valentine322 said:

Isn't it still possible that the building itself is an SCP? Meaning all the other instances would be recorded as SCP-(number)-1, SCP-(number)-2 and so forth. I remember reading an entire IKEA store or something being designated as one.

Yes. So many yes, see links below.

krossite said:

If this is an SCP, it'd be something like "SCP XXXX is a building... locate inside is an elevator (SCP XXXX-1) , but instead of normal floor number, they'are various symbols... which, when operate ,will transport riders to their corresponding "floors"."
And then followed by a bunch of exploration reports.

Or this could be something other GoI in SCP-verse is in control of.

Many objacts are locations and buildings themselves. They may have specific entry point (176, the "Observable Time Loop"), entry point can be anywhere (860, the "Blue Key")

And when I've been writing this post with examples, the rake that been used for raking my memory markers struck something.

DeadW@nderer said on the other page:

I'm still trying to pry out of my memory the whole picture of said universe, because a lot of elements are resonating as "So familiar, that I've might seen/imagined by reading it before a lot". My best bet is SCPverse

The SCP-1730 a.k.a. "What happened to Site-13?". Building, extradimmensional, shifting rooms, "deadly shadows", bloody sludge, wall writings. Knew it was so familiar.

T34/38 said:

Yeah. There is no way in hell that multiple SCP can live in one place freely. Unless contained.

Only a haunted location do houses multiple distrubances.

Wasn't SCP-1730 like this?
Because it was originally an SCP containment facility from a parallel world?