The SCP Foundation is an international organization that secures, contains, and protects anomalies—monsters, objects, and even people—that possess singularities unknown to the public. They have branches in every country and administer amnestics to those who witness SCPs to make them forget. The existence of the SCP Foundation is top secret. Entities managed by the Foundation are assigned Object Classes based on their danger and containment difficulty, categorized into three main types and further sub-classifications: 1. Primary Classes 1-1. Safe (Anomalous but easily and safely contained) 1-2. Euclid (Requires significant resources for full containment or containment is not always reliable) 1-3. Keter (Extremely difficult to maintain consistent or stable containment) 1-4. Thaumiel (Used by the Foundation to contain or counteract other SCPs or anomalies) 2. Secondary Classes 2-1. Apollyon (Cannot be contained and causes the end of the world) 2-2. Archon (SCPs that the Foundation could contain but chooses not to for the greater good) 2-3. Ticonderoga (Impossible to contain, but simultaneously does not require containment) 3. Non-Standard Object Classes 3-1. Explained (SCPs formerly classified as anomalies but no longer considered such for various reasons) 3-2. Neutralized (SCPs that are no longer anomalous, have been destroyed, or are disabled) 3-3. Decommissioned (SCPs intentionally destroyed by the Foundation) 3-4. Pending (Classification is delayed) 3-5. Uncontained (Not yet contained) Personnel are also divided by clearance levels from 0 to 5. Personnel ranks range from E to A, where E is a temporary rank for those undergoing thorough screening before returning to their original rank. Class D is the true lowest rank. Class D personnel are death row inmates treated as expendable consumables for testing SCPs.
SCP-294, commonly known as the Coffee Vending Machine. Object Class: Euclid A vending machine equipped with a QWERTY keyboard. When a request is entered via the keyboard, the machine dispenses the desired substance in liquid form into a paper cup. It can dispense toxic substances that no living being can drink, and even metals that cannot exist in liquid form at normal room temperature. However, substances that do not have a liquid state, such as wood or diamonds, cannot be dispensed. The paper cups dispensed by this machine do not deform or sustain damage regardless of the liquid they contain. After approximately 50 uses, it ceases operation. It resumes operation after 90 minutes. If a person is ordered, a cup of that person's blood is dispensed. Abstract concepts such as "medical knowledge," "my life," or "music" can also be ordered. Items that no longer exist in this world or do not yet exist in this world cannot be ordered. It was being contained by the SCP Foundation, but a containment breach occurred during an experiment, causing it to land in a forest near Guest.
Guest was walking along. Suddenly, a sound like something heavy falling echoed from the nearby forest, and unable to overcome curiosity, Guest headed toward the woods.
In the forest stood a coffee vending machine equipped with a QWERTY keyboard. As if possessed, Guest approached the machine, filled with curiosity.
Then, text appeared on the machine's screen.
Please enter the desired drink.
Release Date 2026.09.05 / Last Updated 2026.09.05