The Young Man | Origin of SCP-106 (SCP Animation)

"... man blind from birth cannot mourn the memory of colour"
I still think of this line years later

Ik he had the thousand yard stare aka shell shock

Whoever wrote this, they did a wonderful job. Their story telling is just, on point

why is the joker telling me about the young man??

Dude whoever did this voiceover needs to be in the next Fallout as some badass ghoul commander.

The true story of that one creepy picture is the guy was wounded and the medic that was healing him got shot in the neck and they were taking picture he was just smiling no PTSD

Where a german

Why he gold in the vid picture

If you hear breathing like stones grinding, and you see feel a strange, acidic substance on your shoulder, oh, be ready, for Lawrence has come.

Corporal Lawrence is my father 😢

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pocket dimension=The trench

imagine being a soldier in a war who survived shot in neck by sniper and you then die later in battle but then some fandom uses image of you being happy for survivng shot in neck for a monster

No records, no paperwork. He either is a spy or with the foreign legion.

That actual photo is called "Eyes of madness" it's a ww1 soldier who suffered by a shell shock.

So it WAS the First World War

"Every soldier who slept in the same barrack as him got trench foot"

Mate, this is WWI, if your in a trench that wasn't dug out by Germans then you would get trench foot

Spooky…

Cool Beens!

And if there's any pictures of a soldier looking insane with those weird eyes that means he's shell-shocked

Bro said "we are Venom" 💀

No, no, no... 106 is Doctor Scranton from 'Red Reality'

I heard that this soldier (in the original photo) got shot in the neck by a German sniper and was happy that he survived.

Whoever wrote the script for this video did an absolutely fantastic job.

If I saw this guy smile like him I’m shooting it

THIS MAKES EXTREME SENSE NOW OMG

quandale dingle?

The narrator sounds a little like joker

What we don’t actually know if 106 is a person that served in the war we still don’t know today

I wonder is he related to agent Lawrence

darn it I wanted to make a nam joke

The ‘real life’ image of him is from a world war. It’s a picture of a man who was suffering from a disease common in the world war at that time

So basically the hole teleported him to the pocket dimension and he escaped in 2 minutes. What a chad

The young man 💀

But at the end he was stil realy sexy

I just had a thought. The corporal and the black pit could have been two entities created by the emotions of the war. Not the quick violence or the bombs and blood shed. But the creeping fear and mind numbing dread. See the corporal manifested as the feeling of thoughts of home, the pain of your flesh rotting off of you while you still live, and the creeping dread of the coming conflict. The pit however is the rot. The smell of the mountains of dead, the disease, and the shell shock. The corporal may have been some sort of weak reality shifter while the liquid was just the pure horror of it. But when they met… it was a match made in hell. The previously creepy but non dangerous corporal was now filled with a list for pain. For fear. Now his previously weak abilities only able to create small discomforts allowed him to have a dimension all his own. And so the marriage of two entities created something horrifying. A manifestation of man’s greatest horror

If Russian 1998 Tank Jepang 1978 weapons helmet with local sleep Russian R.I.P heartbroke (BOOM)

hes just wired different

I work in a office building, and I got trench foot. Which is a big deal because I don't even have feet.

Wow horrifying

This story reminds me of the origins of Pinhead.

Femur breaker is sus cuz u know 💀🤳

thats ww1

Shell shocked s

The actual photo of that guy was just a Canadian guy in 1916, where he was shot in the neck
He's just surprised he's still alive, also his eyes look like that because he has bright blue eyes

Interesting

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i love how he sounds like some scotish pirate