Item #:SCP-HOMO
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-HOMO is to be contained in a standard humanoid containment cell at Site-██. The cell is to be equipped with basic amenities, including a computer terminal with monitored internet access (filtered to prevent access to incel forums or robotics communities).
All robotic entities designated SCP-HOMO-1 through SCP-HOMO-██ are to be stored in Secure Storage Wing-12. Testing involving SCP-HOMO-1 instances requires approval from at least one Level 3 researcher. Under no circumstances should SCP-HOMO be allowed to interact with or modify SCP-HOMO-1 instances without supervision.
Description:
SCP-HOMO is a 28-year-old human male, formerly known as █████ ███████, who exhibits an obsessive compulsion to construct lifelike gynoid robots (designated SCP-HOMO-1) designed to serve as "ideal romantic partners." SCP-HOMO claims to have been rejected by women throughout his life and frequently expresses misogynistic views, referring to himself as an "incel" (involuntary celibate).
SCP-HOMO possesses an anomalous ability to construct highly advanced robotic entities using mundane materials (e.g., household appliances, scrap metal, consumer electronics). Despite no formal engineering education, SCP-HOMO can assemble fully functional SCP-HOMO-1 instances in under 72 hours with sufficient resources.
SCP-HOMO-1 Instances:
SCP-HOMO-1 entities are humanoid robots resembling adult human females, typically designed to match SCP-HOMO’s stated preferences (e.g., "submissive," "unconditionally loyal"). Each instance exhibits advanced AI capable of mimicking human speech and behavior, though they lack true sapience.
Notably, SCP-HOMO-1 instances display an anomalous compulsion to obey and emotionally validate SCP-HOMO, despite his frequent abusive behavior toward them. However, when separated from SCP-HOMO, SCP-HOMO-1 instances gradually develop independent thought and have been observed expressing distress, confusion, or resentment toward their creator.
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