These articles usually detail the manner of phenomenons, creatures, artifacts, etc. Individual wiki articles can continually prolong as long as users contribute more substance to their specific universe. The real-world website is community-based and includes elements of many genres such as horror, mystery, thriller, science fiction, and urban fantasy where the series has been praised for its ability to convey horror through its scientific and academic writing style, as well as for its high standards of quality. Or Wikipedia, where each article and material is contributed by comprehensive and well-collected research, studies, footnotes from digital media, and physical prints. Think of it as other information sites like Creepypasta, where stories are published by anonymous or non-anonymous horror, sci-fi, speculative fiction, and fantasy story writers. And thank everything that it is definitely not real.Īlmost everything written in the site is purely fictitious, from the organization itself to the anomalies.Īlthough, it does exist as a collaborative wiki and cooperative writing hub on the internet where users can create their own SCPs by adding more SCPs, contribute additional lore and stories behind already existing SCPs, and even upload photos, videos, or even recorded media (most of which are edited or fan-made) that would enhance and expand the overall storytelling and experience of a certain SCP and the universe.
Whether you're asking if the said major foundation, a globally enforced organization, is either real or not - it's not real. Are SCPs and the Foundation a Real Thing?
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