Maybe the Real SCP Was the Friends We Made Along the Way
Project Overview
The SCP Foundation keeps a lid on all paranormal activity, whether it's ghosts, aliens, monsters, demons, or weird station wagons. And this station wagon- SCP-6324- is the weirdest of them all.
Whoever drives THIS station wagon will undergo strange alterations to their personality, resulting in heightened impulsiveness, a craving for new experiences, and an overwhelming urge to go see the world's weirdest ball of twine.
Two people- a D-Class test subject named Abigail, and a Foundation researcher named Franklin- are about to learn just how crazy SCP-6324 really is!
Please record two or three takes in the ABCABCABC format. If you are selected, you will be added to a Discord where the recording will take place. Break a leg!
Voice Actor
Just an ordinary Foundation researcher, whose behavior and mannerisms are being altered and exaggerated by the influence of SCP-6324. Despite being taken hostage by a violent criminal, he treats her escape from Foundation custody as a fun road trip, complete with getting snacks and stopping to look at attractions. He's a lovable goofball and takes silly ideas completely seriously.
- english
- comedic
- male adult
- wild
- male young adult
Clever. So what’s the guys name? Two-Toes Tommy? Jimmy the Weasel? Maybe it’s something short, like “Spike”. I like Spike.
(To his kidnapper) Abby, Abby, Abby. Listen to me. They have churros.
(In a car chase) Good news, I think we lost them. Bad news, this is a dead end!
Voice Actor
A death row inmate used to test SCP-6324. Taking advantage of a crisis, she steals a gun and takes Researcher White hostage to escape her facility. She soon realizes her getaway vehicle has turned Franklin into her plucky comedic sidekick, whom she ends up playing straight man for. However, she does have her own silly moments.
- english
- female young adult
- snarky
- female adult
- Exasperated
(Running from a monster) That thing’s leaving the car. You can choose whether or not you’re going with it.
(Friendly) Look on the bright side. I'm out of bullets.
My friends taught me a different rule. "Never trust magic bullshit." (Sigh) And my rule has NEVER been wrong!
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