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Which SCP's can only exist in one canon?
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Which SCP's can only exist in one canon?

An example i can think of is SCP-4514 Which is an switch-blade that causes well... Death. It's an part of the End of Death canon where an ΩK-Class ("End-of-Death") Scenario happens. Which basically forces immortality on all life.

SCP-4514

Due to how normalcy has shifted due to this scenario. It's understandable how this knife would be classified as an anomaly. In any other canon this would just be a regular switch-blade.

What are some other interesting examples of this?

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u/Alone-Profession-843 — 4 days ago
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What SCP's are legitimately not even anomalous?

So i was just casually reading some SCP's from Series I (Trying to find some interesting one's that i might have missed over the years) When i found SCP-730. Which is an very interesting SCP mostly due to the fact that it doesn't appear to be anomalous. None of the traits that it possesses seem that far out of the ordinary and it could probably even exist in our reality given the right circumstances. On the discussion page multiple people seem to agree as well.

Examples of pathogenic SCP's that are clearly anomalous are SCP-008, SCP-016 and SCP-217.

What are some other SCP's that appear to not even be anomalous? Thought this might be an interesting subject to make a post about so i decided to do it.

Thank you to everyone who Comments! I'll try to reply to your comments as soon as i can but i apologize if i don't do it in a reasonable time frame.

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u/Alone-Profession-843 — 5 days ago