D-Class:"I just got tested with scp-173 today" other D-class:"I was instructed to go into SCP-682 Containtment Chamber" D-52125: *"I taught a ghost how to draw chicken"*
@@vexxama Well, in the article, it seems to want to see the D-Class (which it calls by his name, Robert) on a regular basis, and seems to see him as a friend (it's implied to be mutual). Given that, I find it unlikely that they'd put him into dangerous situations that might kill him, at least not voluntarily. Why risk enraging an Anomaly at this point? Robert pretty much has hit the jackpot.
@@marcusrauch4223 Agreed. I mean he pretty much IS kinda like his dad when you think about it. He taught SCP-5031 everything it knows and helped it become the master artist and chef it is today!
This has the same energy as that one meme: “Steve, there’s a raccoon in my house. What do I do?” “Idk, play dad” “WAIT NO, PLAY DEAD! DEAD!” “Now he knows how to ride a bike”
The last one is not really true. It hasn't learned to speak many words, but instead having to communicate with wooden blocks, and even then it's vocabulary isn't very large.
Imagine if there's a containment breach and it's door opens it sees the researcher that teaches it it's ways he can attac protec but most importantly he can cook
I love that the Foundation didn't even terminate or amnesticize D-52125 at the end of the month. They let him live because otherwise anomalous Gordon Ramsey would have been sad.
They had no reason to. D-Class are not terminated on the regular. Unless an SCP requires termination as part of it's containment, or the application of amnestics, it is not done. Seeing as all tests were being done to reduce the discomfort and stress of SCP-5031, it would not make sense to do those things to D-52125. D-Class are not always death row inmates, and could be volunteers or homeless. The Foundation wouldn't exist if they regularly killed their D-Class personnel.
@@Olimar92 it depends on the headcannon, but I remember that at one point in the SCP stories, D class were executed at the end of the month; the promise of release was a ruse. Ive later read a story where they use the powerful amnestics from 3000 to just wipe the D class's memory of the previous month and make them do another month.
@@krofgninut5984 With how many experiments they have, it wouldn't be feasible to kill D-Class at the end of the month. How could a secret organization like the Foundation keep itself hidden if they are trying to get thousands of D-Class each month? Not to mention the amount of D-Class that get killed during testing.
@@Olimar92 im not the one who wrote it. But the foundation is a global operation with transfinite resources and secret contact with nearly every organization, official or not. Everything about the foundation is hard to believe.
Regardless of normal procedures im sure huxtable put in a special request to have 52125 remain alive and employed as to ensure the scp didnt become upset
OMG I LOVE THIS. 5031 went from a scary invisible monster that can cut you in half, to the foundations own professional chef and pianist just because one guy felt empathy.
This story felt like one of those 'difficult, problem child is given an opportunity to be better by a patient and kind mentor' but way more interesting. I love it!!! The SCP has like a Sr. Researcher dad and a D-Class mom and they taught it how to cook and play music. it also had a nice character arc which is new to me for wholesome SCPs. They're usually nice from the get-go or naturally malevolent, but I love how this SCP grew like it was a troublesome child into a fine, young adult. New favorite SCP for me!
Dude probably got a promotion for that I mean it's not exactly common to civilize a anomalous creature sure we have some that start safe but how many start bad and go good through some honest effort researcher was a cut above most
Honestly, with 5031's title and a statement like that, I was constantly waiting for a sudden dark turn, like it poisoning the Thanksgiving meal or something. Kinda feel bad now...
Researcher Huxtable is a great example of a good parent. Instead of punishing a child for acting out he searches for the cause and looks to change it in order to better the child's life.
@@izukumidorya3826 *Bet your the type of parent that doesn’t allow their kids a chance in an argument. Or tell them not to talk back While you do it after an argument, With the soul reason “Because I’m the parent”*
Not just a good parent, but also a good scientist and researcher. Instead of assuming things basing on what's observed on the surface, Huxtable performed experiments.
Senior Researcher Huxtable: "Are you winning, son?" SCP-5031: "Yes, dad. I have become a master chef, talented musician with a taste for classical music, and an expert in the English language."
@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol Scp 173: wait if your invisible how do I know when your looking away 2 months later: SCP 173 neutralized, it no longer responses to any stimuli or moves at all.
I must admit, this is a really wholesome thing. Like, it's a murderous-looking monstrosity that seems more than able to kill you. ... And yet, it just wants to cook and play music. And now he has a little family, of a sense!
Imagine being the luckiest D-boy in the entire foundation. Just chilling and teaching a wholesome SCP how to cook, draw, and play music. No risk of dying, unless another SCP breaches containment.
Oh no you're wrong there, there was DEFINITELY an overwhelming RISK of dying. The thing sliced a damn tennis ball in half with its built in guillotine blade, and had a history of killing humans before the start of this story, you seem to be forgetting this. This is much more RISKY than playing with a tame tiger.
Even if there’s a containment breach do you really think 6 Armed Gordon Ramsay here will let his friend get butchered? We know he’s capable of violence
I love how scp 682 has had so many stories were other scps became friends with it and pacified it just for the foundation to say "that's cool and all but when are we going to try and kill it?"
Depends on which ones they're dealing with. For every SCP that can be treated well with good people in charge, there's several that can't. Some are incapable of communicating, some have uncontrollable effects, and some are actively malicious even if they can be communicated with (scp-035 is a big one).
@@Wildartist you want the creature stressed? I'm sure Ramsey will be gentle but damn if Hell's Kitchen was an aspiration, I'd solidly say no for the anomaly.
I actually skipped this video for so long because the title made me think it was literally just another murder monster (which are fine, and what I came here for), but after watching the video I am so proud of 5031, this was almost as wholesome as SCP-999.
Scp5031 in five years:"What kind of fucking shit is this?! Where's the fucking garlic powder! You goddamn savage! What the fuck do you even consider food?!"
Researcher Huxstable should get a promotion and pay rise for his outstanding work. That was an endearing and sweet SCP tale, to warm the cockles of the heart, what a guy!! Next story now, for some good old gruesome terror, we've had a nice break from the savagery!
Can we just give him a round of applause for not only helping the cap have a better life but find its hobbies and some new friends not only by doing this did he gain more research on a very dangerous SCP but he has helped find more ways to treat the SCP’s to have kinder habitats and lifestyles
This is generally heart warming. Not all the time brute force and cold cut behavior is the answer, Sometimes a little kindness and even sooth the most monsterous beings.
Damn. I loved this one! I love how this SCP grows and develops, and it was heartwarming to see that this time, revised parameters weren't solely to contain the creature better, but simply to make it happy. This obviously won't work with every anomaly, but it's nice to see that, to combat monsters, the Foundation doesn't always have to commit monstrous hands; rather, simply being a good person can sometimes be better than the strongest cage. It would be interesting to see more SCPs interacting with this researcher, as he tries to understand the underlying being within the spooky or strange appearance. Imagine a site without reinforced cages, but instead a rehabilitation center where SCPs can thrive and grow (obviously with containment measures such as reinforced blast doors, cctv, and at least some armed guards in constant patrol, just in case). It would not only be a good thing for many creautres, but it would logitically be a far more efficient containment if the "inmates" didn't have to consider themselves to be in a prison, but rather a home. Hell, some SCPs could even help contain some of their more dangerous brethren, if only we gave them a reason to wish to help us, like showing them we care about them.
I think its a joke about the cliche hostile scps the foundation has they are just like "oh its just another murder monster" but in fact if they teach the monster it will not be hostile anymore
This is potentially one of the cutest scp stories, the idea that this terrifying monster is only terrifying in appearance and that in reality it was simply misunderstood and just needed guidance so that it could learn to express itself
This man legit went dad mode and helped create the best chef in the foundation history...also the only d class to be kept alive cause an SCP considers him their friend
It’s somewhat wholesome to not only see another nice SCP, but that a researcher was able to recognise this and give it one of the closest things to an education for an SCP
Other D Class: “I have to mop up 173’s poop and if I break eye contact for half a second it’ll snap my neck.” “That’s nothing. Next time 106 breaks containment, they’re gonna snap my femur in half and just let it take me.” This D Class: oh wow, this is the best steak I’ve ever had. Is that a hint of cinnamon I’m picking up in the red wine reduction? I never would’ve thought of that! Five stars as always my guy!
Imagine the man going: This is great, but may I suggest next time you try adding one pore pinch of salt? And then the SCP absolutely losing his shit instead?
I was so worried they'd accidentally trigger this thing causing it to go on a murderous rampage towards the end... I'm quite relieved this SCP was given a happy conclusion. :D
I hope it not only becomes an asset, but also becomes part of the Foundation family, so to speak, the same way 999 is not just useful, but also a creature that others value and wish to protect.
I think the downside is that this is literally the only SCP the foundation did this with, and they only did it after god knows how many years of containment. This makes the usual containment procedures, which just care about locking the creature up, with little regard for its comfort, look even more cruel. Plus, this one was just an experiment, and likely the researcher in question won't get the funds to try the same with other sapient SCPs.
I think the point is that it grew and became more mature the longer it was able to express itself, it's stress levels didn't go up when it ran out of it's ingredients, but politely asked for more.
True, true, also counting the fact that when the D-class had his blindfold on, he could've chosen to kill him but didn't. A little love sure goes a long way, even for anomalous beings.
They could with the hard to destroy reptile, pairing it with 999 due to it causing the reptile immense happiness, however when separated the reptile gained the ability to cause everyone in its vicinity to laugh uncontrollably, causing a containment breach. I believe something similar happened to 049 and 096, 049 effectively calming down 096 for a few seconds after injecting an unknown fluid (presumed sedative) into it, then 049 being yanked out of the containment cell because what the hell did it just put in it and will they all die?
@Mr.Waffleeezz - now I’m thinking the foundation sets up this guy with Thor the god of food trucks (yes is real SCP) and they make the best Asgard had to offer, just have Thor be the face and just close the door as they sync together to make amazing dishes
this has got to be one of my favorite scps, no danger, no murder just a doctor being compassionate and learning how to cook and sing. the scp didnt want to kill and when it was taught to cook and sign it just enjoyed itself.
I honestly think this might be my all time favorite scp article... basically raised in a lab by his researcher dad but still allowed to do what he wanted as he learned new things and eventually becoming a chef to rival gordon ramsey, its all just too adorable
I appreciate the author of this SCP for not pulling a 'twist' at the very and having it go crazy and kill everyone. Really refreshing and wholesome for a Keter class!
Yo scientists are discovering wuantum stuff for resl search snd i think you can teleport with not sure with time travel or visiting other diemensions teleportation is basically like teaeing you until your body are just atoms and onece you reach your destination you get rebuilt so by 2100 it quantum stuff you can buy but i think you will have to wait longer for testing cause if it gos wrong you might have your eye in your butt and your arm where your private part is or your brain in the place of the stomach and the stomach in your chest or your heart on the outside like real life its a disease so its real but its rareso Gordan Ramsay might have to buy age keeping pills to stay young or stay alive but it might come out in 2070 so its possible that scp 5031 builds a restaraunt and gordan teleports there and the scp will be suprised and gordan will make it make food for him to taste it would be interesting cause it might be on news or youtube so its possible you just need to wait
SCP 5031: (is an invisible monster with six arms and an axe tail) Senior researcher Huxtable: I think he just needs a supportive father figure in his life. AND HE WAS RIGHT!?!
texting hey what do i do i am in a room with a deadly SCP play dad DEAD* DEAD* I MEANT PLAY DEAD he knows how to cook , helping him with his job applications . oh yeah he can speak now
I love the point that he is trying to make, that there are quite a few other kinds of Scps apart from murderous psychopath monsters. Keep up the good work dude!
"So, let me get this straight, you practically raised this SCP to the point where you might as well be it's father?" "Yes." "Well, uhm, this is certainly a first in the foundation's history, and also you might be the first researcher the Ethics Committee doesn't secretly want to kill."
As a childcare worker, I absolutely adore this! I love scp for it’s spooks, but honestly it makes stories like this one so much more wholesome and enjoyable
I think scp 5013 actually came from a different world as a baby and grew up to a child, so that theory explains the peanut allergy and it’s learning capabilities and it could gain human emotions and thoughts so it might show it’s true form and help out with the foundation in the future if this is likely true
It makes me wonder what other SCP's can achieve such amazing talents and be as wholesome as this SCP if they just had someone like this doctor. You never know, maybe even 682 with the right person can just maybe reduce it's hatred for all life, even if just a little
Considering positive experiment result of pairing SCP-682 with SCP-053 (The young girl) and SCP-999 (Tickle Monster), in separate experiments, I wonder what will happen if they're in the same room. Probably SCP-682 will be good asset for SCP. On the other hand, SCP-682 has become a standard to test other SCPs. If SCP-682 lose its mean streak, SCP foundation has to look for other standard.
@Hello hello well sorry it's just that there's this famous video about this webtoon which i like where the title goes like this (the title of the video): " is {MC} a monster or just misunderstood?
5031 is easily the most wholesome SCP. Here's an excerpt from the original file that you can't help but smile at: 30/06/2019 Update SCP-5031 has said its first word: "Salt". We are all immensely proud.
'Bro, who got you smiling like that?' *My favorite SCP* SCP-999 is cool, but this guy had a redemption arc and character development while composing songs and cooking top-notch meals. I want to name it Joey!
I feel like this thing should just be in charge of cooking for its entire facility. It loves it a lot, and I'm sure that seeing all the happy people eating it's food they will just feel so happy
We need more SCPs that can be friendly, and not just something that wants to destroy everyone because it was 'bored' EDIT: did I just get 2.6k likes, I wasn't really expecting this comment to get this much likes
What amazes me more is that this SCP Story could actually be applied in real life... "I have seen overbearing guardians and parents that limits their children's potentials in the real world."
This has got to be the most heartwarming SCP I’ve ever heard about. Also, as someone on the autism spectrum, I can really relate to 5031’s stressed reaction to containment towards the beginning of the article.
Also, please tell me that D-52125 was permanently assigned to 5031 so that the Foundation doesn’t have to worry about 52125 dying at the hands of another, more dangerous SCP, and that Huxtable wouldn’t have to try to explain to 5031 why its friend can’t play with it anymore.
D-Class:"I just got tested with scp-173 today"
other D-class:"I was instructed to go into SCP-682 Containtment Chamber"
D-52125: *"I taught a ghost how to draw chicken"*
Underated comment
taught*
@@BrodieG1 I bet you’re fun at parties
@@theonionqueen3519 in his defense he isn’t wrong or snooty about it
@@spellcastle4829 Should i put you at R/Wooosh
"This is my child, he may have six hands and a sharp tail but that's because he's bilingual"
@Aiden Howell Exactly
He's a cancer
@@calme6393 i had to read this comment twice
@@Mountain_2 my one?
@@calme6393 yeah I though you said he has cancer
Imagine being a D class, going into a room with an SCP, blindfold on, thinking you’re gonna die. And then you become it’s friend
What a classic😑
that was a different d class though
And then you woke up for a test where requires 096
@@alandreemurr3361 oof
Persun
SCP-5031: *"RAMSAY!"*
Ramsay: "Yes chef!"
SCP-5031: "This meal is cooked beautifully. Service please"
Scp-5031: WHAT ARE YOU
Ramsay:I’m an idiot sandwich
SCP-5031: The only person/creature to remember the lamb sauce.
@@bananapalzee DAMN RIGHT YOU ARE!
Every D-Class: I'm gonna die!
D-52125: And this is a crayon! You can make pictures, see?
Also D-52125: If you cook it in a non-stick pan, it won’t stick! That’s why it’s called FUCKING NON-STIII *IIIIICK*
@Ryan Chilton scp-5031: *S A L T*
I wonder if they kept around that d class considering how the creature got attached
@@vexxama I hope they did
@@vexxama Well, in the article, it seems to want to see the D-Class (which it calls by his name, Robert) on a regular basis, and seems to see him as a friend (it's implied to be mutual). Given that, I find it unlikely that they'd put him into dangerous situations that might kill him, at least not voluntarily. Why risk enraging an Anomaly at this point?
Robert pretty much has hit the jackpot.
can we just appreciate the fact that this dude pretty much adopted the scp like a child... teaching it new things
Hell yes!
Yes
And fed it rotisserie chicken
Yeah
Sr. Hucksivel: he doesn't seem too happy, let's try to give it a downtime period
Sr. Hucksivel few months later: MY BOY HAS GROWN IN THE WORLD
The researcher: so yeah I started out just trying to calm down a monster and long story short I became it’s dad
Just as I thought. I‘m sure at the end of the thanksgiving dinner, he felt like a proud dad.
@@marcusrauch4223 Agreed. I mean he pretty much IS kinda like his dad when you think about it. He taught SCP-5031 everything it knows and helped it become the master artist and chef it is today!
it Became Gordon ramsey
@@sekinaperkins4618 Better
Plot twist: when he first met it he played dad instead of dead
"SCP-5031 has said it's first word, salt. We are all immensely proud."
so wholesome
I was thinking he or she has chicken
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Immensely proud
10:14 is litterally kid painting of : me, my friend, my dad, my pet, my fav food
This has the same energy as that one meme:
“Steve, there’s a raccoon in my house. What do I do?”
“Idk, play dad”
“WAIT NO, PLAY DEAD! DEAD!”
“Now he knows how to ride a bike”
indeed
yes
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@@GeminiS... Xd
fr 😂
Creature at first: *scary monster*
Creature later: Master chef, incredible musician, master of the English language..
And one more thing: salt
The last one is not really true. It hasn't learned to speak many words, but instead having to communicate with wooden blocks, and even then it's vocabulary isn't very large.
SALT
Imagine if there's a containment breach and it's door opens it sees the researcher that teaches it it's ways he can attac protec but most importantly he can cook
oompaville
I love that the Foundation didn't even terminate or amnesticize D-52125 at the end of the month. They let him live because otherwise anomalous Gordon Ramsey would have been sad.
They had no reason to. D-Class are not terminated on the regular. Unless an SCP requires termination as part of it's containment, or the application of amnestics, it is not done. Seeing as all tests were being done to reduce the discomfort and stress of SCP-5031, it would not make sense to do those things to D-52125.
D-Class are not always death row inmates, and could be volunteers or homeless. The Foundation wouldn't exist if they regularly killed their D-Class personnel.
@@Olimar92 it depends on the headcannon, but I remember that at one point in the SCP stories, D class were executed at the end of the month; the promise of release was a ruse.
Ive later read a story where they use the powerful amnestics from 3000 to just wipe the D class's memory of the previous month and make them do another month.
@@krofgninut5984 With how many experiments they have, it wouldn't be feasible to kill D-Class at the end of the month. How could a secret organization like the Foundation keep itself hidden if they are trying to get thousands of D-Class each month? Not to mention the amount of D-Class that get killed during testing.
@@Olimar92 im not the one who wrote it. But the foundation is a global operation with transfinite resources and secret contact with nearly every organization, official or not. Everything about the foundation is hard to believe.
Regardless of normal procedures im sure huxtable put in a special request to have 52125 remain alive and employed as to ensure the scp didnt become upset
OMG I LOVE THIS.
5031 went from a scary invisible monster that can cut you in half, to the foundations own professional chef and pianist just because one guy felt empathy.
i like how the creature is literally supposed to be terrifiying, a ghost with 6 clawed arms and a tail with a slicing blade.
its a fucking chef.
murders everything in the room when there's no lamb sauce
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and a musician that plays piano
He just uses natural knives
An a musician
5031 in the outside: *I am terrestrial being who can go invisible and kill anyone i want*
5031 in the inside: *my bowling ball broke :(*
Proceeds to cry
5031 in the inside: *WHERES THE LAMB S A U C E*
@@Laura-tk3zk *I NEED MORE GARLIC POWDER*
@@Glitz_br *I REQUIRE SALT*
@@benitoperez8884 FATHER I REQUIRE THE *I N G R E D I E N T S*
the article is amazing though here’s an excerpt:
“SCP 5031 has said its first word: “Salt”
We are all immensely proud.”
turns out scp 5031 was a gamer in hart
black dog yt scarlet king is scp 100
sorry Gavin brown i ment scarlet king is scp 001
THAT ONE HAD ME TEARING UP
*extreme happiness intensifies*
i literally cried reading this article, this is by far my favorite SCP
This story felt like one of those 'difficult, problem child is given an opportunity to be better by a patient and kind mentor' but way more interesting. I love it!!! The SCP has like a Sr. Researcher dad and a D-Class mom and they taught it how to cook and play music.
it also had a nice character arc which is new to me for wholesome SCPs. They're usually nice from the get-go or naturally malevolent, but I love how this SCP grew like it was a troublesome child into a fine, young adult. New favorite SCP for me!
In the researcher lunchroom:
"So what did your department do?"
"We taught an SCP who killed at least five men to cook and play piano."
A Co-worker: not the weirdest thing.
@@tigerstover7620 you should try his Beef Bolognese, it's to DIE for.
Dude probably got a promotion for that I mean it's not exactly common to civilize a anomalous creature sure we have some that start safe but how many start bad and go good through some honest effort researcher was a cut above most
Y'know, if you want learning, I'll bet Miss J aka SCP-5094 would do a great job teaching 5031.
@@mesmoe-rizing
A co-worker:"Huxtable just adopted it and yeah, now SCP 5031 is a musician and chef."
"The creature... was learning."
Man, it feels weird to hear that without it being a menacing foreshadowing.
8:05
It is truly a gentle creature
@@devikakrishna4464 imagine rickroling 682
It learned how to surpass humans in every way
Honestly, with 5031's title and a statement like that, I was constantly waiting for a sudden dark turn, like it poisoning the Thanksgiving meal or something. Kinda feel bad now...
Gordon Ramsay: " *Finally, some good fucking food* "
Scp 5031: your welcome
Gordon is too sensitive tho
@@wisenotwise2676 actually no hes a top tier chef so his standerds are super high something he would call okay would be the best meal of out lives
I’d like to see them have a cook off, Gordon and SCP 5031
@@shardinhand1243 Look for a lamb sauce mine, there everywhere
What makes this really impressive is that this scp literally learned all mentioned talents and mastered them within 2 months literally
Researcher Huxtable is a great example of a good parent. Instead of punishing a child for acting out he searches for the cause and looks to change it in order to better the child's life.
preach
NO
@@izukumidorya3826 YES
@@izukumidorya3826 *Bet your the type of parent that doesn’t allow their kids a chance in an argument. Or tell them not to talk back
While you do it after an argument, With the soul reason “Because I’m the parent”*
Not just a good parent, but also a good scientist and researcher. Instead of assuming things basing on what's observed on the surface, Huxtable performed experiments.
Imagine living a sucky life but then someone plays weird sounds and suddenly your life becomes really cool.
Every problematic child whit a cool music teacher.
Haha
@Ken Norcott oxD
I wish it was that easy
It is what it is
Senior Researcher Huxtable:
"Are you winning, son?"
SCP-5031:
"Yes, dad.
I have become a master chef, talented musician with a taste for classical music, and an expert in the English language."
more like
"Are ya winning, son?"
"Salt"
SCP-5031: REEEEEEEE
SCP-173:
*thinking
why are you screaming I’m literally being looked at
@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol
Scp 173: wait if your invisible how do I know when your looking away
2 months later: SCP 173 neutralized, it no longer responses to any stimuli or moves at all.
@@TheDaltonius Plot Twist: Peanut doesn’t actually observe
He really did just adopt a ghosty toddler and raised it into Gordon ramsay mozart thing creature man
I must admit, this is a really wholesome thing. Like, it's a murderous-looking monstrosity that seems more than able to kill you.
... And yet, it just wants to cook and play music. And now he has a little family, of a sense!
Imagine being the luckiest D-boy in the entire foundation. Just chilling and teaching a wholesome SCP how to cook, draw, and play music. No risk of dying, unless another SCP breaches containment.
Quick! Everyone into 5031’s containment. We’ll wait out the breach with a sea-bass deconstruction and a bottle of ‘79.
someone tell him
@@jonathanli5364 tell him what
Oh no you're wrong there, there was DEFINITELY an overwhelming RISK of dying. The thing sliced a damn tennis ball in half with its built in guillotine blade, and had a history of killing humans before the start of this story, you seem to be forgetting this. This is much more RISKY than playing with a tame tiger.
Even if there’s a containment breach do you really think 6 Armed Gordon Ramsay here will let his friend get butchered? We know he’s capable of violence
this thing is kind of adorable and endearing in a terrifying way
It terrifying in look but in inside it adorable
Are you talking about this SCP or Chucky from Childsplay? Sounds like a description that could go for either 🤔 😅
@@saltymisfit6566 yes
Awwww he’s learning
That's what I said, when I saw my first child, as a brand new, newborn, for the very first time!
🤔😬😄
I can't be the only person to feel that about a third of the monsters just need proper treatment to become like this?
You have a point but a lot of scps are mostly "done"
Yes. I think so too.
I love how scp 682 has had so many stories were other scps became friends with it and pacified it just for the foundation to say "that's cool and all but when are we going to try and kill it?"
God upon observation the foundation : "Hell is empty and all the devils are here"
Yeah 682 prolly just needs a hug
The most wholesome SCP tale there is, going from a murderous monster to a gentle creature is a really good tale.
I always forget that the some of the guys who write the scp wikis are seriously some of the most talented storytellers on the internet.
They’re the storytellers I aspire to be
@Ayaan Khan yea do we truly want to live with 682 and 173 also 096
Non fiction stories that is and by men do you mean high security level scientists and govt agents
“Rolling the bowling ball at the chicken at high speeds, increasing the chickens stress levels” no shit
*“rolling the bowling ball at the chicken at high speeds”*
Nice profile.
@Zeph Dragon no shit
that chicken got indiana jonsed
@Zeph Dragon I mean, they said that in the video too. It’s also common sense.
"It was at this time that scp 5031 had its first words"
*rotisserie chicken?*
"Salt"
*oh*
was kinda hoping for "dad"
it would have been cute if not cheesy
@@HellishSpoon "father i request for garlic powder"
@@caramelTime I legit read yours in Daimian Al'Ghul(Robin)'s Voice
Lol same
I wonder how many other SCPs could've/could be like this if they just had a supportive father figure and friendship
Depends on which ones they're dealing with. For every SCP that can be treated well with good people in charge, there's several that can't. Some are incapable of communicating, some have uncontrollable effects, and some are actively malicious even if they can be communicated with (scp-035 is a big one).
5031 initially: *Terrifying murder monster*
5031 now: *I N E E D M O R E G A R L I C P O W D E R !*
My chemkin is freakin *RAW*
Where the the lamb Sauce
5031 should host a cooking show
@@cavernclaw Shadow Chef
How will we see it? It hides itself from view and the only thing we know it exists is the shadow it casts.
Imagine teaching an scp to speak and cook just for its first words be "SALT"
He needed more salt
Imagine if it was "WHERE'S THE LAMB SAUCE"
@@toad8758 This killed me, thx for this
@@toad8758 lol image if he cooks for Gordon Ramsay
@@Wildartist you want the creature stressed? I'm sure Ramsey will be gentle but damn if Hell's Kitchen was an aspiration, I'd solidly say no for the anomaly.
"Cold not cruel"
Thomas the D-class had never seen such bullshit before
D-class personnel are death row inmates. So, you know-.
@@justanormaldude9484 So? Does that excuse throwing human beings at the mouth of monsters?
Yep
@@aviniciussouza100yuppers.
underrated comment
I actually skipped this video for so long because the title made me think it was literally just another murder monster (which are fine, and what I came here for), but after watching the video I am so proud of 5031, this was almost as wholesome as SCP-999.
D-52125: So I accidentally played Dad instead dead, and now it knows how to play chopsticks and can cook michelin star food.
Nicel
This scp is the definition of “don’t judge a book by its cover”
Considering it doesn't have any cover to begin with.
You can show me the exit
@@zakkymiftahurrahman1665 r/technicallythetruth ill drink that
Fair, but it's cover did slice people in half.
true, true.
@@JonesCrimson Has the SCP actually cut someone in half?
Any other kind of food: **Exists**
SCP-5031: *What kind of Rotisserie Chicken is this?*
Gordan ramasy WHERES THE LAMB SAUCE
@@kylermoody3623 WHERES THE GARLIC POWDER!?
I’d love if in its head it just classifies all food as just different forms of rotisserie chicken
Scp5031 in five years:"What kind of fucking shit is this?! Where's the fucking garlic powder! You goddamn savage! What the fuck do you even consider food?!"
@@BUnitMN-T omg im dying of laughter. i can hear this in my head.
Dr. Bright: throw a D-Class at it until it stops.
(Entity stops and begins cooking)
Dr. Bright: Wait... It worked?!
Dr clef:"sips coffee" yes
Happiness: when you are the only D-class who knows how to cook so you get this assignment.
I like how the number is the funny number
What a *nice* amount of likes
@@uni7042 what number?
@@starter_4008 69
@@xthax9718 nice
Its actually really nice to hear about an SCP who legitimately just wants to enjoy itself. This was wholesome and I loved it. Great narration, too
POV, you forgot about this comment and now it has 405 likes
@@masterryo8887 and in 7 hours is gained 17 more :o
618 likes
nice
130 likes in 2 days nice
Yeah there are a few like this. These are the "protect" part
So basically they found a murder demon with the mind of a child.
And raised it into a happy chef.
Wholsome.
Don't give pixar any new movie ideas
@@CaptBackwards agreeeeee
wouldn't be the worst movie they make
@@XxsniperxelitxomegaxlmaoxOwOxX so true
Why do murderers always become chef's
Researcher Huxstable should get a promotion and pay rise for his outstanding work.
That was an endearing and sweet SCP tale, to warm the cockles of the heart, what a guy!!
Next story now, for some good old gruesome terror, we've had a nice break from the savagery!
SCP-999: I am the most wholesome SCP!
SCP-5031: Hold my cooking hat
@@smoothie1408 I... don't... understand... Why did you comment this link
@@smoothie1408 ..... Ok?
@@themememaker4929 It's spam content.
This SCP is SCP-999 done right.
@@smoothie1408 no.
That researcher taught a whole SCP how not to be a killing machine and gave it a way better life.Respect.
Can we just give him a round of applause for not only helping the cap have a better life but find its hobbies and some new friends not only by doing this did he gain more research on a very dangerous SCP but he has helped find more ways to treat the SCP’s to have kinder habitats and lifestyles
Yes. Things usually come as wholes.
*Respect 1000*
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This is generally heart warming. Not all the time brute force and cold cut behavior is the answer, Sometimes a little kindness and even sooth the most monsterous beings.
“I’m so proud of my kid”
“You have a kid?”
“It’s complicated.”
The FOUNDATION: * Has Terminating Dart ready *
@@sebastiancalvey1226 Well, no Thanksgiving this year....
@@Qardo Gordon Ramsay isn’t gonna be happy for long
He la steal yer chicken
@@Qardo 😭
Damn. I loved this one! I love how this SCP grows and develops, and it was heartwarming to see that this time, revised parameters weren't solely to contain the creature better, but simply to make it happy. This obviously won't work with every anomaly, but it's nice to see that, to combat monsters, the Foundation doesn't always have to commit monstrous hands; rather, simply being a good person can sometimes be better than the strongest cage. It would be interesting to see more SCPs interacting with this researcher, as he tries to understand the underlying being within the spooky or strange appearance. Imagine a site without reinforced cages, but instead a rehabilitation center where SCPs can thrive and grow (obviously with containment measures such as reinforced blast doors, cctv, and at least some armed guards in constant patrol, just in case). It would not only be a good thing for many creautres, but it would logitically be a far more efficient containment if the "inmates" didn't have to consider themselves to be in a prison, but rather a home. Hell, some SCPs could even help contain some of their more dangerous brethren, if only we gave them a reason to wish to help us, like showing them we care about them.
A few words my good friend:
Site-43, the most chill site ever, both in anomalies and security protocols.
"Yet another murder monster" i feel like we were all clickbaited into a wholesome scp story i have conflicted feelings about this
I think its a joke about the cliche hostile scps the foundation has they are just like "oh its just another murder monster" but in fact if they teach the monster it will not be hostile anymore
@@great_channel it was a joke but ok
@@butterflyenjoyer230 i was joking too
@@great_channel ah well then time to put myself on r/wooosh because i missed the joke
@@butterflyenjoyer230 k
SCP: can be potentially dangerous and end the world quite easily
Researcher: *my new son*
🇪 🇽 🇦 🇨 🇹 🇱 🇾
Nice
My winning son*
Amazing
What happend to the last one
This SCP is "Don't judge a book by it's cover" in a literal form. It's nice to see something different instead of endless murder.
So true
Yes
At first i felt
Here we go again
Next moment i knew it just needed a friend.
D52125 would be never used to test any other scp.
sometimes the it's not about protecting humanity from the monsters it's protecting the monsters from humanity
@@Engi662 lo
This is potentially one of the cutest scp stories, the idea that this terrifying monster is only terrifying in appearance and that in reality it was simply misunderstood and just needed guidance so that it could learn to express itself
This man legit went dad mode and helped create the best chef in the foundation history...also the only d class to be kept alive cause an SCP considers him their friend
indeed
A few are probably kept alive, if only to reduce training costs on containment. If you don't need to die for it why be killed?
There was 1 D-class that was able to live a normal live because of SCP Mis Jay's wizz kid school house.
"After tasting the D-Class's cooking, SCP-5053 uttered it's first words"
"ITS FOCKIN DRY"
“WHERES THE LAMB SAUCE”
"YOU DONKEH"
That D-class was never seen again.
@@Petrovich-sh7pi he got what was coming
The phantom Ramsay
It’s somewhat wholesome to not only see another nice SCP, but that a researcher was able to recognise this and give it one of the closest things to an education for an SCP
And teach it to bake
@@ostrichtheostrich2231 plus do lovely music
@Anime outside of the box I think he outranks the President and the UN.
The writer who wrote this SCP deserves a standing ovation for marinating us in a wholesomeness sweeter than nectar. 👏
Other D Class: “I have to mop up 173’s poop and if I break eye contact for half a second it’ll snap my neck.” “That’s nothing. Next time 106 breaks containment, they’re gonna snap my femur in half and just let it take me.”
This D Class: oh wow, this is the best steak I’ve ever had. Is that a hint of cinnamon I’m picking up in the red wine reduction? I never would’ve thought of that! Five stars as always my guy!
The d classes who get murder monster must be happy
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Imagine the man going: This is great, but may I suggest next time you try adding one pore pinch of salt?
And then the SCP absolutely losing his shit instead?
@@EternallyDoomed their weight on the other hand probably goes through the roof
@@mikethegoo the scp just stares at him awkwardly for 5 seconds sort of confused
Then snaps his neck
I feel kinda jealous of that D class person, he literally became the SCPs bestfriend and was the first to test its foods its so adorable
Remember, he also secured for himself a "hopefully" safe and long life...if no containment breach ever happens
@@killerpew And when it does happen, he has a reliable six armed, slicy tail friend to protect him.
Me too 🥺 he would protect me
@Deirdre Chaddock Or for that Peanut statue
@@RedrumZombies that F[______] statue…
I was so worried they'd accidentally trigger this thing causing it to go on a murderous rampage towards the end... I'm quite relieved this SCP was given a happy conclusion. :D
Yos
Same I was awaiting the inevitable bad ending as we see in most scp cases
This Is A Rare Ending
I thought after he served the 3 course meal and played piano he was gonna slice off all their heads
I think its only trigger would be that one D-class dying.
This was a nice story, hope this SCP grows to be an asset to the foundation and humanity.
I hope it not only becomes an asset, but also becomes part of the Foundation family, so to speak, the same way 999 is not just useful, but also a creature that others value and wish to protect.
@@estebanpineros9409we gotta have this SCP teach 999 to be a chef of happiness
I was expecting a downside to this guy but no, he just likes to cook.
And play a piano.
He make you fat. That's the downside.
And he can make friends
And paint
I think the downside is that this is literally the only SCP the foundation did this with, and they only did it after god knows how many years of containment.
This makes the usual containment procedures, which just care about locking the creature up, with little regard for its comfort, look even more cruel.
Plus, this one was just an experiment, and likely the researcher in question won't get the funds to try the same with other sapient SCPs.
O5: So we’ve been considering a way to neutralise 5031-
Huxtable: Don’t you dare talk to me or my child ever again *carrying 5031 in his arms*
Dont talk to me or my son ever again
Hahahahaha nice
If the O5 ever decided that I bet every single being in the foundation would turn on them.
I like to see a picture of that
UH-
Scott 5031. Is literally just a toddler emotionally, with the ability to easily kill things. But also a fully trained chef
I think the point is that it grew and became more mature the longer it was able to express itself, it's stress levels didn't go up when it ran out of it's ingredients, but politely asked for more.
"Knives can be for killing... But also for cooking. Hmmm..."
True, true, also counting the fact that when the D-class had his blindfold on, he could've chosen to kill him but didn't.
A little love sure goes a long way, even for anomalous beings.
so a fully trained chef?
S C O T T
This is an Achievement! Now they know how to keep the SCP calm, And maybe they can understand to do this with other dangerous scps! Very cool.
They could with the hard to destroy reptile, pairing it with 999 due to it causing the reptile immense happiness, however when separated the reptile gained the ability to cause everyone in its vicinity to laugh uncontrollably, causing a containment breach. I believe something similar happened to 049 and 096, 049 effectively calming down 096 for a few seconds after injecting an unknown fluid (presumed sedative) into it, then 049 being yanked out of the containment cell because what the hell did it just put in it and will they all die?
"SCP 5031, was i a good father?"
"Dad, my name is Carl, can you stop calling me that?"
He was just scared and stressed. All he needed was someone to care for it.
Dont think any thing wold be sane and alone the only times he saw people theyprobably atracked or screamed sooo..
Me too 🥲
@@Daremonster
Stop with cute shit
The name: yet another murder monster
The scp: oh no my bowling ball broke at least i still have my best friend, cooking set, and crayons
And of course the salt and chicken
"I need more garlic salt though. More garlic salt."
"I like chicken. Just rotisserie chicken though."
This is by far the most wholesome SCP I’ve ever seen. Homie just wants to cook.
This dude needs to open a restaurant in the facility. Probably will earn a michelin star
imagine it earns 3 and the foundation has a bunch of people coming to the site
@@oysteregg2537 fresh D-Class
@Mr.Waffleeezz - now I’m thinking the foundation sets up this guy with Thor the god of food trucks (yes is real SCP) and they make the best Asgard had to offer, just have Thor be the face and just close the door as they sync together to make amazing dishes
One hell of a morale boost
Maybe the foundation can use its cooking skill to lure and capture the michillin man.
This is quite honestly the most human SCP as it learns and grows like a child I think this is one of my most favorite SCP
And all other rscps that are actual humans?
105
1060
073
082
049
076
1504
And more, a lot more
Not the most human, but yes, very human like
How dare you it’s scp 999 along with the eyepods
@@brodysmith8077 Both of those are more pet-like than human-like
@@yeetuszilla1663 085 and 5094
So scp 5031 is a magic murder toddler?
Correction: a magic murder chef.
Correction: magic invisible chef.
Well it can kill but the d class was repeatedly in the same room as it and it made no attempt to attack so it might have learned not to after awhile
Magic music chef
A. Agic former murder toddler chef
Magic invisible murder toddler chef
this has got to be one of my favorite scps, no danger, no murder just a doctor being compassionate and learning how to cook and sing. the scp didnt want to kill and when it was taught to cook and sign it just enjoyed itself.
I honestly think this might be my all time favorite scp article... basically raised in a lab by his researcher dad but still allowed to do what he wanted as he learned new things and eventually becoming a chef to rival gordon ramsey, its all just too adorable
I appreciate the author of this SCP for not pulling a 'twist' at the very and having it go crazy and kill everyone. Really refreshing and wholesome for a Keter class!
Keter class =/= "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MY LIFE IS FADING AAAAAAAAAA"
Keter class = "Shit, how do we contain this thing?"
@@Therevengeforget true
Wait, he is a Keter class?? Wow
@@Therevengeforget but now they know how to keep it happy and contained. Wouldn't euclid be more fitting?
@@Flottenadmiral99 Yes, or it just is difficult to keep it going but idfk the scpology
I feel like a guy just adopted an SCP and educated it in speech, culinary arts, and art
Music don't forget ( non verbally atleast)
And piano ofc
"I love my son, he is so talented."
10:13 words cant explain how cute this is
this scp brings me so much joy
Gordon Ramsay:*sees this video*
Gordon Ramsay's search history the next day: how to travel to another dimension
Yo scientists are discovering wuantum stuff for resl search snd i think you can teleport with not sure with time travel or visiting other diemensions teleportation is basically like teaeing you until your body are just atoms and onece you reach your destination you get rebuilt so by 2100 it quantum stuff you can buy but i think you will have to wait longer for testing cause if it gos wrong you might have your eye in your butt and your arm where your private part is or your brain in the place of the stomach and the stomach in your chest or your heart on the outside like real life its a disease so its real but its rareso Gordan Ramsay might have to buy age keeping pills to stay young or stay alive but it might come out in 2070 so its possible that scp 5031 builds a restaraunt and gordan teleports there and the scp will be suprised and gordan will make it make food for him to taste it would be interesting cause it might be on news or youtube so its possible you just need to wait
@@Jimbob2009 Hey, please reply to me, Author!
@@generalgta3528 h
@@Jimbob2009 My God...
You Believe We Are That Much Ahead?
No We Aren't We Ain't Gonna Get Teleport.
@Ayden Huff Hey, please reply to me!
SCP 5031: (is an invisible monster with six arms and an axe tail)
Senior researcher Huxtable: I think he just needs a supportive father figure in his life.
AND HE WAS RIGHT!?!
This is hilarious, but do keep in mind that his intentions were to see if the creature would be less stressed when given certain things.
this would work with furries too, given... yknow
That last bit was read in Technoblade's voice, and was extremely funny
@@anatolyburgovski
Lowkey genius.
texting
hey what do i do i am in a room with a deadly SCP
play dad
DEAD* DEAD* I MEANT PLAY DEAD
he knows how to cook , helping him with his job applications . oh yeah he can speak now
Who knew that Scp foundation actually had wholesome stories
Fr
Scp 999
SCP-999 is the most wholesome one that exists.
Also scp 4999
look up SCP 348
sht got me cryin'
I love the point that he is trying to make, that there are quite a few other kinds of Scps apart from murderous psychopath monsters. Keep up the good work dude!
"So, let me get this straight, you practically raised this SCP to the point where you might as well be it's father?"
"Yes."
"Well, uhm, this is certainly a first in the foundation's history, and also you might be the first researcher the Ethics Committee doesn't secretly want to kill."
"wait... WE HAVE AN ETHICS COMMITTEE?!?!"
@@אורוידןפלד-י3ק "yeah, i was suprised too"
@@אורוידןפלד-י3ק "We ignored them so much that they thought they were becoming a scp which everyone ignored. It is understandable that you don't know"
What the fuck happened to my reply
@@אורוידןפלד-י3ק tf is that user name
As a childcare worker, I absolutely adore this! I love scp for it’s spooks, but honestly it makes stories like this one so much more wholesome and enjoyable
@FemonicRBLX “…no” - Talking Ben
I love wholesome scps
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I think scp 5013 actually came from a different world as a baby and grew up to a child, so that theory explains the peanut allergy and it’s learning capabilities and it could gain human emotions and thoughts so it might show it’s true form and help out with the foundation in the future if this is likely true
We need to see scp 5053 play rush e
Scp 173:kill everybody
Scp-001: an literal god
SCP-5031: Shef
Eh which 001 you're talking about?
@@ren7686 prob gate guardian
@@slegder9273 that would be SCP 343
@@ren7686 probably scarlet king
@Black Dog YT Eh it can be the same
It makes me wonder what other SCP's can achieve such amazing talents and be as wholesome as this SCP if they just had someone like this doctor. You never know, maybe even 682 with the right person can just maybe reduce it's hatred for all life, even if just a little
Considering positive experiment result of pairing SCP-682 with SCP-053 (The young girl) and SCP-999 (Tickle Monster), in separate experiments, I wonder what will happen if they're in the same room.
Probably SCP-682 will be good asset for SCP.
On the other hand, SCP-682 has become a standard to test other SCPs. If SCP-682 lose its mean streak, SCP foundation has to look for other standard.
"yet another murder monster"
scp 5031 "Jesse! I need to cook!"
5013 : Shef
4975 : am I joke to u?
So it’s basically the scp version of “not a monster, just misunderstood”
Wait maybe i am wrong but is this an "unordinary" refrence?
@Hello hello well sorry it's just that there's this famous video about this webtoon which i like where the title goes like this (the title of the video): " is {MC} a monster or just misunderstood?
@@MohannedGR ....what?
@@Infinity-kw3ch nah nothing just what he said in the main comment sounded like some famous video about a famous webtoon title and i was wrong
@@MohannedGR i think it's hagrid from harry potter
I never thought a keter class SCP would be so wholesome, it's just like a small child but with more killing capability and I love it
Keter doesn’t automatically mean “dangerous.” Just difficult to contain.
This thing is a hell of a lot less scary than human children.
@@carrion8752 Y e s
@@magiciansmagicmayhem5813 They really should improve their classification system.
Keter= pain to contain.
It is likely that a keter might be deadly. But not guaranteed
its actually really nice see the scp foundation care about the anomallies in a way. all this guy needed was some love and guidance
5031 is easily the most wholesome SCP. Here's an excerpt from the original file that you can't help but smile at:
30/06/2019
Update
SCP-5031 has said its first word: "Salt".
We are all immensely proud.
@FemonicRBLX your bad, your just saying that because you have a large ego and think you are the centre of the world, your not. Cold hard facts
@FemonicRBLX Buzz off
I agree
Yeah i agree just don't look into his past...
@@N3gativeR3FLUX Don‘t waste your time with that guy. He‘s probably a bot.
That’s wholesome he was a scared SCP and just wanted attention and to be calm
Yes scp 173
wait, how did you know that about me?
I legit have watery eyes of pride
'Bro, who got you smiling like that?'
*My favorite SCP*
SCP-999 is cool, but this guy had a redemption arc and character development while composing songs and cooking top-notch meals.
I want to name it Joey!
👍
Henry is a much better name
I like bob
No, Little Timmy
@@Minelegend-xh4rc NAH FRED
I feel like this thing should just be in charge of cooking for its entire facility. It loves it a lot, and I'm sure that seeing all the happy people eating it's food they will just feel so happy
We need more SCPs that can be friendly, and not just something that wants to destroy everyone because it was 'bored'
EDIT: did I just get 2.6k likes, I wasn't really expecting this comment to get this much likes
“SCP 5031 has said its first word “Salt” we are immensely proud"
@@VeeTOHFan i love this scp
my favorite wholesome scps are scp 348 and scp 3092
I know
Yes pls do
The DClass in this case was incredibly gifted lmao, to get a SCP that liked him enough to make him necessary to keep safe And its not dangerous to him
Dont forget he also taught him piano classes.... Blindfolded.
@Logan Botill Oh boy you do not want to be tested with him when he was fresh out of discovery
makes you wonder how he ended up as D-class personel to begin with
"How are you doing 5031?"
"Salt."
@Parker Ngo give it to him then
@Parker Ngo Send it to them then.
@Parker Ngo yes
12:56 bro chill! I’m drooling over here!
Huxtables little baby is growing up, makes a grown man cry 😢
The amazing twist at the end is that there is no twist. I love it.
Yep
What amazes me more is that this SCP Story could actually be applied in real life...
"I have seen overbearing guardians and parents that limits their children's potentials in the real world."
I mean YUp There are those parents but Mine are exact opposite I say that they never fill My unnecessary demands and I kinda like that
I don really like overprotective parents for a reason.
This has got to be the most heartwarming SCP I’ve ever heard about. Also, as someone on the autism spectrum, I can really relate to 5031’s stressed reaction to containment towards the beginning of the article.
Also, please tell me that D-52125 was permanently assigned to 5031 so that the Foundation doesn’t have to worry about 52125 dying at the hands of another, more dangerous SCP, and that Huxtable wouldn’t have to try to explain to 5031 why its friend can’t play with it anymore.