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* KarmaHoudini: Joe Schmo never has to face the consequences of his actions, because nobody can ever see what he's really doing. His video concludes with him causing a Site wide containment breach, and walking away completely unscathed.

* TheUnapologetic: [[spoiler:Satan]] asks the Gate Guardian to forgive him and let him back into Heaven, all [[NeverMyFault while pointedly not being sorry]] [[BackhandedApology or expressing any real remorse for his misdeeds]] [[SoreLoser before and after his fall.]]

* BookEnds: "Why You NEVER Look at SCP-096" beings with Dr. Kowalski making her way through 096's cell to take a picture of it, scared out of her mind. And ends with her doing the same in her gore splattered apartment after summoning 096 to kill all the men who were interrogating her.

* DrivenToSuicide: Will's sister in "[=Mal0=] ver1.0.0". After two weeks of being haunted by [=Mal0=], she completely lost her mind and killed herself.

* KarmaHoudini: Joe Schmo can get away with whatever he wants, due to everyone being unable to see him as anything but a nice guy. The episode concludes with him causing a Site wide containment breach and walking away completely unscathed.

* PreMortemOneLiner: Dr. Kowalski delivers one to O'Brien, just before SCP-096 shows up and kills him.

* SummonBiggerFish: In "Why You NEVER Look at SCP-096", Dr. Kowalski tricks O'Brien into looking at a picture of 096, causing it to show up and kill him and his cronies.

* SummonBiggerFish: In "Why You NEVER Look at SCP-096", Dr. Kowalski tricks O'Brien into looking at a file containing a picture of 096, causing it to show up and kill him and his cronies.

* KarmaHoudini: Joe Schmo can get away with whatever he wants due to everyone being unable to see him as anything but a nice guy and confesses to having no sense of accountability because of it. The episode concludes with him using his {{Technopathy}} to cause containment breaches throughout the Site and walking away completely unscathed.

* SummonBiggerFish: In "Why You NEVER Look at SCP-096", Dr. Kowalski tricks O'Brien into looking at a file with a picture of 096 in it, causing 096 to show up and kill him and his cronies.

* SkewedPriorities: Dr. Kowalski is less concerned by being held prisoner and interrogated inside her apartment than she is with how hard it will be to get the stench of O'Brien's cigarette smoke out of her furniture.

* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Will's sister downloads the [=Mal0=] app thinking it's just a game and shares it with Will to try and cheer him up. Not only does this result in her being DrivenToSuicide, but Will being traumatized for years afterwards and haunted by [=Mal0=] for the rest of his life.

* AGodAmI: [[spoiler:Satan.]]

* TheDevilIsALoser: [[spoiler:Satan's]] encounter with the Gate Guardian goes about as well as the [[Literature/TheBible first time he crossed him.]]
* TheDreaded: Like in canon, SCP-106 is this. Even [[TheStoic Dr. Buck]] is afraid of him.

* ReassignedToAntarctica: After bungling things in "The Blue Key", Dr. Buck is reassigned to SCP-178. Which is indicated to be a rather dead-end assignment.

* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom. Will's sister downloads the [=Mal0=] app thinking it's just a fun game and shares it with her brother to try and cheer him up. This not only leads to her own death by suicide, but Will being traumatized for years afterwards because of it and haunted by [=Mal0=] for the rest of his life.

* SummonBiggerFish: In the 096 video, the Researcher tricks her captor into looking at a file containing a picture of 096, prompting the creature to appear and slaughter him and his cronies.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: An InUniverse example during the video on [[http://www.scpwiki.com/scp-2030 SCP-2030]]. Which due to being in written 2014, mentions DVD rental kiosks as a frequent spawning point for 2030. Dr. Collingwood quickly scoffs that no one uses those anymore.

* DrivenToSuicide: Will's sister in "Mal0 ver1.0.0". After two weeks of being haunted by Mal0, she completely lost her mind and killed herself.

* AdultFear: ''3-D Specs'' opens with a mother finding her son dead after he was attacked by the invisible creatures.

* KarmaHoudini: Joe Schmo can get away with whatever he wants due to everyone being unable to see him as anything but a nice guy and confesses to having no sense of accountability because of it. The episode concludes with Joe using his {{Technopathy}} to cause containment breaches throughout the Site and walking away completely unscathed.

* ShipTease: Dr. Collingwood and Agent Lawrence

* ShipTease: Dr. Collingwood and Agent Lawerence

* AbhorrentAdmirer: Gustav looks up to and admires Dr. Buck. Dr. Buck seems to barely tolerate his existence.

* AssholeVictim: After spending all her time being a callous prick, it can be hard to sympathize with Dr. Buck when she gets demoted to monitoring SCP-178..

* TheDandy: The image and persona Director Jones likes to exhibit when he's not on the clock. Otherwise, he's humorless and almost entirely too professional.
* DentedIron: Lawrence, an SCP facility guard, is rendered permanently colorblind after helping contain SCP-106. He is moved to a particular MTF division where this handicap would be less of a hindrance.

* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite how cold she is, even Dr. Buck feels sympathy for Dr. Bright's situation and admits that their situation makes her reluctant to start a family.
* FailedASpotCheck: During [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qthf-vVtQ6A "The Blue Key"]], the normally on top of things Dr. Buck [[spoiler:fails to check the previous expedition logs for SCP-860. And allows the twin brothers of a lost D-Class in on the latest test.]] She gets roundly chewed out by Director Jones of the Ethics Committee, and reassigned to SCP-178.

* GoMadFromTheRevelation: Dr. Collingwood from [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUgBMyh-dPM Origin Of The Tickle Monster]] is quite eager to become 999's new caretaker. Then she gets the job, and learns [[AntiAntiChrist just what 999 is.]] When she returns, she's terrified of him.

* {{Jerkass}}: Dr. Buck. In addition to a personality one would ''generously'' call frigid, she's also very happy to chuck a D-Class at something without blinking an eye.
** She's transferred to manage SCP-178 specifically because she's so ruthless and unpleasant, as the previous researcher, Dr. Gerald, in charge made the "mistake" of letting D-Class survivors of the SCP survive to tell the tale to their fellow conscripts, causing volunteer testing numbers for it to plummet. Said researcher was also too "soft" to force D-Class to test the glasses in spite of their protests.
* KickTheDog: Dr. Buck all but sends D-4444 to his death because she's annoyed at her reassignment.

* TookALevelInJerkass: Gustav, who gradually gains a desire to see things die and is enthusiastic about new Keter-class entities being discovered while never losing his original chipper personality.

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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The depressing prologue to the Cragglewood Park (SCP-2571) episode is immediately juxtaposed by [[CharacterShilling Gustav shilling ''Raid: Shadow Legends'']] during the video's ill-timed and implemented "paid promotion" segment.

* DentedIron: Lawrence, an SCP facility guard, is rendered permanently colorblind after helping contain SCP-106. He is moved to the MTF division where this handicap would be less of a hindrance.

* TheUnapologetic: [[spoiler:Satan]] asks the Gate Guardian to forgive him and let him back into Heaven, all [[NeverMyFault while pointedly not being sorry]] [[BackhandedApology or expressing any real remorse for his misdeeds]] before and after his fall.

* AskAStupidQuestion: Dropped almost verbatim during the episode on SCP-2751.