Apollyon Class SCP

What is Apollyon Class SCP



The Appollyon-class is a special classification of SCPs that is considered to be the highest level of threat possible. SCPs in this class are often anomalies that have the potential to cause the complete destruction of reality or the end of the world as we know it. These SCPs are not only dangerous, but also actively seek to cause harm or destruction, and their containment is deemed impossible by the Foundation.

Unlike other classes of SCPs, Appollyon-class SCPs cannot be contained or neutralized by any known means. They possess abilities that are beyond the understanding of current scientific knowledge and their effects are impossible to predict or control. In many cases, the mere existence of an Appollyon-class SCP can cause chaos and destruction on a global scale.

Due to the extreme danger and unpredictable nature of these anomalies, the Foundation typically does not disclose their existence to the general public, and only a select few personnel are given clearance to access information regarding these SCPs. The containment procedures for Appollyon-class SCPs are often vague or nonexistent, as their containment is considered impossible. Instead, the Foundation focuses on monitoring and minimizing the damage caused by these SCPs, while also researching possible methods of neutralization.

Examples of Appollyon-class SCPs include SCP-001 (The Gate Guardian), SCP-2317 (The Children), and SCP-3999 (I Am At The Center of Everything That Happens To Me). These SCPs pose an existential threat to the Foundation and humanity as a whole, and their existence is a constant reminder of the fragility of our reality.

In summary, Appollyon-class SCPs are the most dangerous and threatening anomalies in the Foundation's catalog. Their existence is deemed impossible to contain or neutralize, and their effects are often catastrophic and unpredictable. The Foundation's response to Appollyon-class SCPs is focused on minimizing the damage caused by these anomalies, while also researching possible methods of neutralization, even though the chances of success are slim to none.