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MEKHANE, Yaldabaoth, and St. Alagadda, is that what this is? Are you trying to fucking worship me? After everything I've said? AFTER FUCKING EVERYTHING??????
~ SCP-2662 after realizing that his newfound friend also began worshiping him in "Skeeve Online".

SCP-2662, also known as Cthulhu f'UCK OFF!, is a character in the SCP Foundation series. He is a humanoid entity contained by the Foundation, originally as a Euclid class anomaly but then reclassified as Keter due to corrupting random humans into worshipping him as their one and only god. However, while SCP-2662 is a dangerous anomaly, he is actually a creature that just wants to live a normal and quiet life, having turned himself into the Foundation's custody for his own safety.

Biography[]

Origin[]

SCP-2662 was born in the 19th century, the child of a malevolent sex god who desired sacrifices. His father tried to get his son into being worshipped and demanding violent sacrifices and sexual rituals, but SCP-2662 despised all of this and eventually confronted his father and told him he was an atheist. Upon his father learning that his son didn't worship him decided to curse his son by having him involuntarily infect the minds of random beings through dreams and turn them into fanatic worshipers.

SCP-2662 attempted to run away from his newfound worshippers, but seeing that he was unable to hide from them he sought the help of the SCP Foundation and went under their custody. They put him inside a an enlarged humanoid containment unit and was allowed to read daily newspaper, and play computer games, while Task Force Tau-9, also known as "Belligerent Bodyguards", protected him from incoming cult attacks.

Foundation custody[]

During his time under the Foundation care, numerous cults had infiltrated and attacked the site where SCP-2662 was contained. In the seventh incident, while SCP-2662 was taking a shower before going to sleep a cult named "Towards Hymn" broke inside his containment unit and began using their blood and sexual fluids to write some symbols on the walls and SCP-2662's body. SCP-2662 began to gag at this sight and pleaded to the cult to stop, while complaining that he had just taken a shower before the Task Force arrived to apprehend the cult and moved 2662 to a temporary unit until his own unit was repaired. On the thirteenth incident, the cult named "The Betrothed" replaced several personnel members and entered 2662's unit while he was having breakfast. They then proceeded to castrate a piglet before slitting its throat and throwing it on the table, causing great discomfort to 2662. Then the cultists posing as the guards killed the one posing as a researcher and began devouring her, which caused 2662 to become sick and vomit into his toilet while the Task Force arrived to detain the cultists and move 2662 to a temporary unit.

In the latest incident, it was revealed that during his stay 2662 had affected two members of the Task Force and several D-Class personnel. The brainwashed personnel proceeded to send the majority of the Task Force to a supposed off-site mission, while planning to help 2662 escape his containment chamber. After entering his chamber they woke 2662 up and upon his awakening the two Task Force members undressed the present D-Class personnel and carved their bodies. The undressed D-Class then began engaging in group sex, causing 2662 to become disgusted at this sight and ordered them to stop. The cultists seemed to at first understand his orders, leaving 2662 to ask them what was going on. One of the Task Force members responded that after the completion of the ritual they would send him into their sacred chambers where their entire families would serve him for eternity, but 2662 replied that he could leave the site whenever he wanted and if the Foundation didn't let him then he would wait until he became strong enough to break out on his own. As the cultist resumed their activity, 2662 went to his bathroom and after turning on the shower's water proceeded to sit in the shower stall until the Task Force arrived to detain the cultists. In light of this, SCP-2662 was reclassified from Euclid to Keter.

One day, 2662 received a modified copy of SCP-2527-2, a video game titled Massy's Big Chance, Multiplayer Edition. As he began playing the game he met a fellow player, SCP-1171-1, a misanthropic alien from an alternate dimension. As they kept playing together 2662 and 1171-1 became friends and soon began opening up to each other. After 2662 expressed his frustration and despair over his father's curse 1171-1 offered to emotionally support him, but as 2662 accepted the offer 1171-1 sent gruesome images of itself and a snail it killed. 2662 immediately became horrified at this and asked it why was it doing this and 1171-1 proceeded to reveal that it was also affected by 2662 and had become another of his worshippers. 2662 became furious at this and immediately closed the game and gave it to the Foundation along with screenshots and transcripts from his time playing the game.

Possible Endings[]

A Collection of Anomalous Television Programs From Beyond the Masquerade[]

After a Broken Masquerade occurred following the disappearance of North Korea, SCP-2662 was apparently released and allowed to live freely. He participated in a McDonalds commercial in which he was seen eating with SCP-2020.

Project Isorropía[]

Following the success of the cross-testing of anomalies at Site-100, SCP-2662 was cross-tested with SCP-2456, memetic parasites that causes their hosts to found religions that inevitably cease to exist. A cult member worshiping 2662 became affected by SCP-2456, causing 2662's religion to gather more members who began creating holy writings, leading to 2662 becoming infected with SCP-2456-2. However, because his followers wished to protect him, they used their powers to keep him from being erased, instead erasing the memories of 2662 and 2456's religions. As a result, whenever a new religion was formed from either anomaly it would be immediately erased, pleasing the now freed 2662.

Appearance[]

SCP-2662 was approximately 4 meters in height and 200 kilograms in weight. SCP-2662 appeared to be in a vaguely humanoid shape, with approximately 20 additional muscular hydrostats in similar structure to cephalopod limbs attached to its back. These limbs are fully functional and allow SCP-2662 to perform up to 10 different tasks at once.

Personality[]

SCP-2662 is believed by many of his followers (who were influenced by his powers) to be a god that is extremely omnicidal, cruel, ruthless, and display extreme superior complex towards others that loves nothing more than blood, chaos, sacrifice, and ritual-related things.

However, in reality, SCP-2662 is different from the rumors of his followers, SCP-2662 is most likely an average-joe, he is kind, joyful, loves playing video games. He is very cooperative and helpful, and is the polar opposite towards what his cult believes in him.

SCP-2662 displays extreme distress and disgust and is extremely uncomfortable whenever he is around with his cult, especially when they are so under his influence that they perform sexual, or violent acts inside of his containment cells.

Powers and Abilities[]

SCP-2662 is cognitohazardous entity and as a result could apply false precognitions and false information within dreams into random humans on the outside world, which was also the source of those cultists who misjudge him as an almighty god that would soon bring destruction, despair, and chaos to the world their living in.

SCP-2662's primary anomalous effect only occured after long-term repeated exposure, usually by being in the same room as or interacting daily with SCP-2662. Subjects exposed to SCP-2662 for a period of 6 months or longer were at risk of becoming acutely aware of SCP-2662's wants or needs and were compelled to fulfill them; they may have also suffered from quasi-psychotic episodes when under stress. SCP-2662 was unable to affect humans that have a 2 or higher MARS (Mind-Affecting Resistance Scale) score.

SCP-2662's secondary anomalous effect was the spontaneous generation of religious followings at an approximate rate of at least once a month. This generation was involuntary and caused SCP-2662 notable distress.

Religious groups generated by SCP-2662 usually focused on attempting to break into its containment unit in order to perform various rituals that were violent and/or sexual in nature. These groups tended to be highly organized and appear to adapt to each failed attempt, despite there being generally no contact between different generated religious followings.

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Trivia[]

  • SCP-2662 is a parody of the famous Lovecraftian horror named "Cthulhu" a legendary god that was believed to be one of the Old Ones.
    • It is also possible that SCP-2662 is an alternate universe version/counterpart of the god Cthulhu due to it confirming that it is already 200 years old. So it is possible that SCP-2662 is not the original Cthulhu, but an alternate universe Cthulhu, a Cthulhu that belongs to the universe of the SCP Foundation.
    • It is later revealed that SCP-2662 is in fact a separate entity from Cthulhu, since the original is seen slumbering in SCP-1926-R or among other Lovecraftian gods inhabiting SCP-4315-1, an extradimensional space similar to Lovecraft's hometown of Providence, and are designated SCP-4315-2.
  • SCP-2662 is an atheist. However he still invoked the names of Mekhane, Yaldabaoth and St. Alagadda.
  • When the Foundation equipped SCP-2662 with an instance of SCP-3992-2 of Dr. Wondertainment's Halloween Masks which resembled that of archetypical witch figure, 2662 was transformed into a adolescent human female who appeared like wearing a poorly made witch costume, to which 2662 found it uncomfortable due to changing his gender but made sure to let personnel known that he had nothing against females.
  • It has been suggested by the wiki's authors that SCP-2662 could become close friends with SCP-4996.
  • In the joke tale "New Technical Issues", when talking to another anomaly SCP-5054 was surprised that SCP-2662 wasn't terminated yet and sought to kill him with the usage of SCP-3148.
  • SCP-930-J was a ball made out of mouths and tentacles which identically resembled those of SCP-2662.
  • SCP-955's effects on children appear to be similar to that of SCP-2662 as the affected children described it as cute and fuzzy despite its monstrous appearance.
  • According to Henzoid-Crocket Proposal, SCP-2662 once went on a date with SCP-049 as part of "Containr - The Dating Service by anomalies, for anomalies.", but it didn't work out.
  • When the Foundation used SCP-978 to take a photo of SCP-2662, the picture showed him hugging a pillow and resting under his shower, causing the Foundation to provide therapy to him.

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