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| “ | It's just so boring, you know? Like there's a thousand other people named 'John' within a hundred feet of you, wherever you go. And I've just, never really liked the idea of being boring. | „ |
| ~ SCP-507 when referring to his name from "Dimensions 2, 3, and Onward". |
| “ | I'm the only one who knows… I'm the only one who understands… I'm the only one who can figure all this out… The Doctors of my world…they think they're so clever… But… they know nothing…NOTHING… And I can never tell them…about the others… They wouldn't…believe me… They think they're the only ones… But they're not… My…world's Foundation still only has 191 SCPs in containment… There are more out there… In other…places… |
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| ~ Alternate SCP-507 before dying from a gun wound from "Little SCP-507 Lost". |
SCP-507, known under the alias the "Reluctant Dimension Hopper" (among others), is a prominent character in the SCP Foundation mythos. He is a Safe class human anomaly capable of interdimensional travel which he cannot control and currently contained within the Foundation.
A version of him known as Agent Hopper is the main protagonist in "Yggdrasil's Surveyor" series.
Appearance[]
SCP-507 is a Caucasian male with blond hair and green eyes. Despite being slightly overweight and speaking in a disreputable accent, he generally fits the description of a normal human being at first sight. Under the custody of the Foundation he wore a jumpsuit, along with equipment for survival. During his travels, 507 wore a pair of glasses due eye damage, received some scars from being attacked by monsters, had lost his left hand which he replaced with either a prosthetic or a newly grown hand, parts of skin were removed and replaced due to being fused to a furry suit, burn marks across his face and chest, and bite marks on his forearms.
Powers & Abilities[]
| “ | Oh, don't get me wrong! I am ab-so-lutely a coward too… of a different sort. I've lived with that name, and that eventuality much longer than you, friend. I still sometimes feel the need to run from it. I drag this meat-sack over to the next dimension now and again just to satisfy that cowardly instinct, but I always come back. You know why? Because there is no escape. | „ |
| ~ The Harbinger in SCP-6277. |
SCP-507's property was initially believed to be that of basic teleportation, as witnesses following his containment described him suddenly disappearing and then reappearing at a different spot sometime later. When questioned about this property however, SCP-507 has noted that while his property could more-or-less be used in that manner, it was more of a "side effect".
SCP-507's actual property however involves him suddenly displacing himself from the current reality, only to appear within an alternate reality. SCP-507 described these alternate realities as having the same landscape, but with inhabitants and climate different from the actual reality. SCP-507 also mentioned that he had no control over when this property occurred, noting that it could occur at the most unexpected times, such as while in the middle of a conversation, sleeping, or even while using a restroom within the Foundation facility he was contained within. When he was about to shift to a different reality he experienced a headache accompanied with hallucinations of colors. The Foundation observed that between each shift, there was always a two week gab, as 507 would never shift for less than the timeframe.
Due to the unpredictability of SCP-507's property, he is often allowed to roam the facility he is contained within freely, although he had to be accompanied by an agent in the event one of his dimensional shifts occurred, that way, the Foundation was aware of whenever it happened. A tracking device was implanted on him to allow the Foundation to find his location following his return to the current reality, where he was required to return to the facility within a certain amount of time. As noted by the Black Queen group, 507 would never be transported inside solid ground or in the outer space, as everytime he shifted he would always have a chance of survival. Outside of his power, 507 had no other ability, though he was equipped with surviving equipment and small weapons like a knife and gun to defend himself and survive dangerous environments. In his travels, he became more physically fit despite his fluctuating weight, gained roughly 8 IQ points, and learned a mix of Swahili and Dutch though at the same time his communication and vocabulary skills were temporarily diminished.
When the SCP Foundation examined the body of SCP-507-A, an alternate version of 507 who arrived to the main universe and was killed by the Foundation, they found that 507's properties are not of biological basis, and even dead he would be transported to different realities along with his severed body parts. His counterpart from Timeline G-035 had managed to gain control over his property, and had even gained additional powers like low reality-bending, resistance to cognitohazards and memetics, and telepathy, being capable of potentially reading the mind of one of the Black Queens.
In SCP-6277, it was revealed that 507's property came as a result of him being secretly possessed by the Harbinger, an interdimensional incorporeal entity that was reborn in different forms in a new universe after the one it previously inhabited was destroyed by a reality-destroying being. The Harbinger mostly laid dormant in the body, giving full control to 507, but it would travel to other realities out of habit of attempting to evade the being, only to go back to 507's original reality as it knew its attempts were all in vain.
Personality[]
SCP-507, as his alias suggests, is very reluctant about his property, often seeing it more as a curse rather than a blessing. When traveling to alternate realities, he often becomes notably anxious and afraid due to the fact that he is within an unfamiliar area, which could potentially be dangerous.
SCP-507 describes himself as having a fascination in the paranormal and mythological. Due to this, he was eventually granted clearance to interact with the more harmless SCP's within the Foundation. In one case, he grew so attached to SCP-082 that he asked the Foundation if he "could take a vacation there", which the Foundation eventually approved of.
He also appeared to form a friendship with SCP-076-2, as they began playing a fifty-round game of tic-tac-toe before the Foundation disapproved of this.
Trivia[]
- It has been mentioned that two other versions of him encountered the Smiling Man as well, suggesting a possible connection between the Smiling Man and 507.
- It is theorized that the Smiling Man is a twisted form of either Agent LeFerrier, a mysterious Foundation personnel who was affected by SCP-2728 and SCP-2729, and was classified as URA-1902, or his doppelganger who was created as a result of 2728.
- SCP-507's nickname "Grabnok the Destroyer" appears to have been derived from Grognak The Destroyer, a recurring character from the YouTube channel Call Me Kevin.
- When SCP-507 returned from universe 3G8-14H-9UX the day was April 16th of 2015. By the time of the tale "Mothers Day", 507 had been contained by the Foundation for ten years, seven months and nine days.
- The Smiling Man was also referenced in SCP-2853, SCP-4525 and in the tale "The Stars Do Not Wait For You".
- Pudding is a recurring theme in his travels. He got really into pudding after a visit to a dimension where there were vegetables that screamed when you ate them and a giant mound of pudding respectively.
- He then completely avoids pudding after traveling to another dimension and experiencing some [DATA EXPUNGED], causing him to return much, much fatter.
- There is a similar SCP known as SCP-4799, an interdimensional group of smugglers from different universes lead by SCP-4799-1, also known as Shock. This group uses advanced technology to travel through the Multiverse to steal valuable stuff. Their way of travel is similar to that of 507, but any connection between the SCPs is unknown.
- The main universe in which SCP-507 originates from is either named "5802-Sigma-Blue-Romeo" from "Experiment Log T-98816-OC108/682", "XJU-034-IQ1" from SCP-1985, or "B-2004-β" from SCP-4223.
- In the "Yggdrasil's Surveyor" continuity in which the Serpent's Hand lost the Ways to travel to other universes, they rescue 507 from the asylum before the Foundation and is employed as their agent in order to help them regarding interdimensional travel.
- When the Foundation used SCP-978 to take a photo of 507, the photo it produced showed him as a personnel of the Foundation, meaning that he wants to be a member of the Foundation which he already had made clear, but the Foundation appear to have no interest in recruiting him.
- Before a K-Class scenario occurred in the universe, SCP-507 was designated SCP-2914 and after his death his remains were used for "Project: Rhodes". This project aimed to utilize 2914's properties to create a "K-Class Scenario Research Device", humanoids who upon their death would travel to an alternate reality which was going through a K-Class where they would be revived and witness the Scenario. This project resulted in the creation of SCP-1985. However, their very own K-Class Scenario occurred, causing the reality to change resulting in the revival of SCP-2914 and his redesignation to SCP-507.
- Although in universe 5H4-2KP-NCH SPC-507 is just a shark version of SCP-507, the main iteration of SPC-507 is an operation aimed to stop the Selachian creatures known as the RED NETHER, "angels" and "acolytes" of the Sharkic messiah figure known as SPC-001.
- In Chapter 7 of SCP-069-J, a DVD recovered by SCP-507, which contains a Japanese-style "dating-sim" visual novel titled "The Sisters of Cheyenne Point" by "Superstar Catalyst Project", he is portrayed as a classmate of Cheyenne Point Academy who consistently misses class due to issues outside of his control which include transportation breakdowns, sudden illness and abduction by a local mafia.
- The universe 99P-UT1-24J where 507 found himself in a paradise-like place and fell in love with a beautiful woman was intended to be the same as seen in SCP-6001, a universe where the Compendium, a benevolent amalgam organization of different GoIs, took over the world and declared worldwide peace with all anomalies.
- As SCP-7507, SCP-507 was mostly the same except for being far more tragic, having autism and stuttering before eventually committing suicide because of his miserable life.
External Links[]
- SCP-507 in SCPOneCanonProject Wiki
