Perhaps one of the most popular and interesting wikis of all time, the SCP Foundation is essentially a mass fan fiction involving the titular organization which is a big Men In Black-like group that contains SCPs: various "anomalies" that range from creatures to artifacts to spells to viruses to living TV channels, all of which have varying levels of hostility and danger: some are harmless troublemakers and others are eldritch horrors which much be imprisoned for the sake of all life on earth.

A video game adaption of this website's epic lore was inevitable and the most successful has been SCP Containment Breach: You play as a D-class (the red shirts of the SCP Foundation) tasked with containing the infamous SCP-173, a disturbing statue that only moves when no one is looking at it, when things go terribly wrong and the titular containment breach happens. Now several of the foundations SCPs are running around rampant and you gotta get out... Something easier said than done.

One of the more iconic SCPs is SCP-106, aka the "Old Man", a revolting humanoid being who decays everything he touches. This allows him to easily go through walls and if he sees you he will chase you down until you either get far enough away or trick him into a tesla gate, which will scare it away (not even SCP-106 can stand that much electricity). When SCP-106 has you in it's sights and is bounding down on you, it's dark militant theme will be happy to let you know.

Oh, to explain what Keter means: every SCP has essentially a danger rating attributed to it and Keter is the highest (second highest if you count the not-quite-canon Apollyon), indicating an SCP that is incredibly hard to contain and can inevitably end all life on earth if allowed to be let loose.

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