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Dive into the gripping SCP universe with our first episode of 'There Is No Antimemetics Division,' where Marion Wheeler and Junior Researcher Kim confront the unseen horrors that lurk within the shadows of the Foundation. Discover the chilling reality of antimemetic entities as our heroes battle against the odds to protect the fabric of reality itself. From the mysterious corridors of Site 200 to the deceptive calm of Site 41, this episode is a thrilling blend of suspense, mystery, and the unyielding quest for knowledge in the face of the unknowable. Join us as we unravel the secrets hidden from the world, proving that sometimes the greatest dangers are those we cannot see.

Uncover the secrets of the SCP universe in 'There Is No Antimemetics Division,' a gripping 4part series. Stay tuned and subscribe to catch the next episode coming next week, as we delve deeper into the unseen dangers and mysteries of the Antimemetics Division!

CREDITS

Created and Directed by
Andrea Joshua Asnicar
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Written by
Andrea Joshua Asnicar
Jenna Cosgrove

Based of
There Is No Antimemetics Division by qntm https://a.co/d/ijpSs90

Inspired by
The SCP Foundation Wiki https://scpwiki.wikidot.com

Tanya Schneider Marion Wheeler
Liam Howarth Paul Kim
Georgios Goris O58
Jeffery Richards Alastair Grey
Adam J Marsh Clay

Portuguese (Brazil) CC Translation: @burglar1235
Spanish CC Translation: Elissa Forte

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