SCP-5210

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Background

SCP-5210 is an anomalous entity resembling a male golden labrador approximately 2 months old. SCP-5210 does not appear to physically age. SCP-5210 may be immune to traditional physical harm, although this has not been confirmed as testing this trait is not advised (see addendum 5210-2).

SCP-5210's primary anomalous trait is a cognitohazard that activates when anyone views it. Those who directly view it will feel an overwhelming urge to pet the anomaly, play with it, call it "a good boy", and perform various other archetypal tasks traditionally associated with interacting with a puppy. Those affected by SCP-5210 will not cease these activities until they are unable to continue looking at SCP-5210. Natural blinking will create a vague sense of unease, but will not be enough to free an individual from the cognitohazard (see addendum 5210-2). Those who have survived interaction with SCP-5210 describe having at the time believed it was their greatest life experience and that no other experience could ever be greater.

General Information

Name: SCP-5210

Other Names: The Goodest Boy

Origin: SCP Foundation

First Appearance: SCP-5210 File log

Company: SCP Foundation

Creator: Norman Lennock Manne

Sex: Male

Sexuality: Heterosexual

Pronouns: He/Him

Age: 2 months (Physically), Unknown (chronologically)

Homeworld: Earth

Residence: SCP Foundation Containment Area

Story Role: SCP

Classification: Euclid Class

Species: Golden Labrador

State of Being: Regular

Physiology: Labrador Physiology

In-Universe Creator: Unknown

Occupation: None

Containment Status: Contained (SCP-5210 is kept in a standard containment cell, loaded with 4 automated tranquilizer guns containing no less than 10 ml of carfentanil and SCP-52110 being restrained using a 3-meter chain pinned to the center of the cell)

Affiliations: Anyone that sees it

Enemies: Anyone not looking at it (Others under SCP-5210's control will force others to open their eyes if they try to keep it closed)

Height: Unknown

Weight: Unknown

Status: Alive

Alignment: Unaligned (Due to being a wild animal he does not know good, evil, or laws)

Threat Level: Metropolitan Threat (Killed an entire towns population through its ability)

Codex Statistics

Grade: B (SCP-5210 is a threat to anyone in his line of sight as they will play with him until they die of exhaustion)

Tier: Low 10-B

Cardinality: Finite

Dimensionality: 3-D

Attack Potency: Below Average Human level (SCP-5210 resembles a male golden labrador of only 2 months of age)

Durability: Unknown: True level (SCP-5210 is theorized to be immune to traditional physical harm, though this has not been confirmed as testing this trait is not advised)

Striking Strength: Below Average Human Class

Lifting Strength: Below Average Human Class

Travel Speed: Below Average Human Speed, Superhuman in short bursts (Labradors can run up to 35 mph in short bursts)

Attack Speed: Below Average Human Speed

Reaction Speed: Below Average Human Speed

Stamina: Possibly Limitless (SCP-5210 does not appear to physically age and may be immune to traditional physical harm)

Range: Below Standard Melee physically, Varies (SCP-5210's ability activates based on whoever views him) up to Tens of Kilometers when unobserved for longer than 8 days (Should SCP-5210 go more than 8 days without direct human interaction equal to or exceeding 12 consecutive hours, its cognitohazardous ability will affect individuals even if they cannot visually see the entity, expanding to cover at least 40 kilometers)

Intelligence: Animalistic Intelligence

Knowledge: Animalistic level

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Powers and Techniques

Enhanced Senses (Canines have around 100,000 times more powerful sense of smell then humans. Canines have a keen sense of hearing, being able to hear sounds four times away than the human ear can dicern. Canines have a wider angle of view than humans do, however, their field of vision from each eye does not overlap as much as a human, thus less of what they see is in focus), Immortality (Ageless; SCP-5210 does not appear to physically age), Mind Manipulation (Cognitohazards can overrule all logic and emotion. SCP-5210's primary anomalous trait is a cognitohazard that activates when anyone views him, those who view him will feel an overwhelming urge to pet SCP-5210, play with him, call him "a good boy" and perform other tasks normally associated with playing with a puppy. They will not cease these activities until they are unable to continue looking at SCP-5210, with blinking not being enough to free the individual. Individuals interacting with SCP-5210 describe it as having the greatest life experience and no other experience could ever be greater. SCP-5210's ability activates even if one is viewing him through video, live-footage, or photographs, they will also become aware of SCP-5210's location to go play with them. Should SCP-5210 go more than 8 days without direct human interaction equal to or exceeding 12 consecutive hours, its cognitohazardous ability will affect individuals even if they cannot visually see the entity. Others under SCP-5210's control will force others to open their eyes if they try to keep it closed), Possibly Invulnerability (Physical Invulnerability; SCP-5210 may be immune to traditional physical harm, although this has not been confirmed as testing this trait is not advised. Agent Henandez claimed he shot SCP-5210 three times with his pistol but it didn't work)

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Equipment

Nothing notable.

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Other

Standard Tactics: SCP-5210 forces people who look at him to play with him until they die of exhaustion.

Weaknesses: The effects of SCP-5210's cognitohazard end once the individual no longer sees SCP-5210. This includes things like sneezing, allowing someone to momentarily break out of the effect.

Containment Records

0-1-0

None.

• The Foundation - Containment
  • Conditions: A recovery team was sent to contain SCP-5210.
  • Location: ███████, Wyoming

None.

References

• SCP-5210 original article page.