Description: SCP-531 consists of several paired sets of brass statues depicting stylized felines. The cats are in a seated posture, looking forward with ears raised in what is usually described as an 'attentive' expression. Each cat is 74.2 cm tall and is solid metal weighing 451.7 kilograms.

SCP-531-D (19 - 20 ), formerly known as SCP-531 and nicknamed "Dreamer", was a male human reality bender that was contained by the SCP Foundation in the 20th century CE. Due to the use of his powers to sexually assault female staff and the …

SCP-531-D, also known as Dreamer, is an antagonist in the SCP Foundation series. He is a reality bender who used his powers to rape numerous women and cause further damage to others around him.

2022年10月16日 · Three SCP-531 statues (7, 9, and 13) were arranged in a triangle such that two of the statues were both within the critical angle of the third. A test subject was introduced and one of the two SCP-531s formed a connection with her (SCP-531-14).

SCP-531 consists of several paired sets of brass statues depicting stylized felines. Their eyes are inset with what appear to be polished tiger-eye stones that give an impression of...

SCP-531 are brass statues depicting stylized felines. The cats are in a seated posture, looking forward with ears raised in what is usually described as an 'attentive' expression. Each cat is 74.2 cm tall and is solid metal weighing 451.7 kilograms.

2012年9月22日 · Description: SCP-531 is a traditional, well-polished, returning Australian Aboriginal boomerang made of the bone of an unidentified species. Its weight and dimensions are normal for such an instrument.

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Item #: SCP-531-D Object Class: Decommissioned Laconic Containment Procedures: SCP-531-D was terminated by Dr. Clef. Laconic Description: SCP-531-D was a humanoid that alters reality with his mood swings.

Description: SCP-531 is a large, white room with no discernible entrance or end. Each wall of the room is decorated with a pair of old-fashioned wooden doors. Despite being identical in appearance, each door is engraved with its own name and number: Door #1: The Door of Dreams (2/13) Door #2: The Door of Torn Dreams (7/24)