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The famous entities of the SCP Foundation · TOP 6

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The famous entities of the SCP Foundation · TOP 6

The famous SCP foundation's Entities

Compares the scales of colossal anomalous entities contained or monitored by the SCP Foundation.

METHOD
Ranked by average adult mass
Estimated time
5 MIN
MODELS
6
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06SCP-1128 - Aquatic HorrorClass: Keter
Rank06

Class: Keter

SCP-1128 - Aquatic Horror

A massive aquatic predator that manifests and consumes individuals who possess knowledge of its appearance when submerged.

Average mass
5.00B kg
Size
2600 m
Rank05

Class: Keter

SCP-682 - Hard-to-Destroy Reptile

An extremely hostile and highly adaptable reptile entity that can grow and regenerate to tens of meters in size.

Average mass
15.0M kg
Size
15 m
Rank04

Class: Euclid

SCP-173 - The Sculpture

A 2-meter tall concrete sculpture that moves at high speeds to break necks when direct eye contact is broken.

Average mass
2,100 kg
Size
2 m

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Rank03

Class: Apollyon

SCP-2317 - A Door to Another World

A planet-sized entity sealed in a pocket dimension; if released it devours the world, causing an XK-class end-of-the-world scenario.

Average mass
24.0Sp kg
Size
40,000 km
Rank02

Class: Euclid

SCP-049 - The Plague Doctor

A humanoid entity dressed in a medieval plague doctor outfit that kills anyone it touches.

Average mass
80 kg
Size
1.9 m
Rank01

Class: Euclid

SCP-096 - The Shy Guy

A humanoid entity that relentlessly pursues and kills anyone who views its face, despite its timid appearance.

Average mass
90 kg
Size
2.38 m

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