SCP10100s

SCP10100s are a class of anomalous entities designated by the SCP Foundation. Their primary characteristic is their ability to generate and manipulate small, geometric shapes of unknown composition. These shapes, often referred to as "constructs," appear spontaneously in the vicinity of SCP10100s and can be of various sizes and colors.

The exact nature of SCP10100s themselves is poorly understood. They are typically described as amorphous, translucent beings that lack discernible features. Direct interaction with SCP10100s is generally discouraged due to unpredictable behavioral patterns and the potential for constructs to exhibit anomalous properties when activated.

The constructs generated by SCP10100s can vary widely in their effects. Some are inert, while others have demonstrated the ability to alter local gravity, emit specific wavelengths of radiation, or even cause temporary spatial distortions. The Foundation's research into SCP10100s focuses on understanding the mechanism by which these constructs are formed and predicting their potential applications or threats. Containment protocols are in place to isolate SCP10100s and monitor the generation and behavior of their associated constructs. Further study is ongoing to determine the origin and purpose of SCP10100s.