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Pokemon as SCP, Genesect

 Item #: SCP-PK-649


Object Class: Euclid


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-PK-649 is to be contained within a reinforced steel containment chamber measuring 5m x 5m x 5m at Site-██. The chamber is to be equipped with motion sensors, pressure sensors, and infrared cameras to monitor SCP-PK-649's activity. Access to SCP-PK-649's containment chamber requires Level 3 clearance and authorization from at least two Level 4 personnel, it is a requirement to be accompanied by at least one armed escort to be able to make direct contact with SCP-PK-649 due to its unpredictable erratic behavior.

In the event of a containment breach, security personnel is authorized to use EMP-emitting devices and non-lethal force to subdue SCP-PK-649 and return it to containment. Deadly force is authorized as a last resort.


Description: SCP-PK-649 is a highly advanced cybernetic organism resembling an ancient insect known as Bathynomus giganteus, believed to have been extinct for millions of years, however, this specimen seems to have been revived through the use of technology of an unknown source. It's entire structure has been modified to accommodate a more bipedal stance for reasons not yet comprehended by Site-██'s investigation team, more research is required to fully understand the reason for such a strange change.SCP-PK-649 measures approximately 1.5 meters in height and weighs approximately 82.5 kilograms. It exhibits a metallic exoskeleton composed of an unknown alloy resistant to most conventional forms of damage.


SCP-PK-649 possesses a series of advanced technological enhancements, including integrated plasma cannons mounted on its back and limbs, allowing it to discharge powerful energy blasts. It is also capable of flight through the use of rocket thrusters located on its back, granting it remarkable speed and maneuverability.


SCP-PK-649 displays high levels of intelligence and can understand and respond to human speech. It exhibits aggressive behavior when provoked or threatened, often resorting to its offensive capabilities to neutralize perceived threats.

Another of SCP-PK-649's most surprising capabilities is that of being able to ''connect'' to virtually any electronic device and control it to some extent. So far, SCP-PK-649 has been able to make a successful connection with the following electronic items and performed the following actions while linked to them:

-A smartphone, which was used to take a few pictures and attempt a phone call to a non-existent number
-A computer, which SCP-PK-649 used to download over 15 Terabytes of information about various topics, including entomology, ornithology, and many more of varying levels of importance
-Security Cameras, which were used to record footage of foundation personnel inputting security codes to other SCP's containment cells, due to this incident, further experiments regarding this ability were shut off completely.

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