1 definition by SpecialOfficer
RPC is an abbreviation for Research, Protect, Contain which is the motto for the RPC Authority. In context, the RPC Authority is an intergovernmental organization that is entrusted by international governments, which they specialize in researching and containing of anomalies entities or objects known as RPCs.
Although almost similar to the SCP Foundation, the RPC Authority was founded when a number of users were outraged following the events of the SCP LGBT logo during the Pride Month event in the SCP website.
Although almost similar to the SCP Foundation, the RPC Authority was founded when a number of users were outraged following the events of the SCP LGBT logo during the Pride Month event in the SCP website.
RPC-108 appears as a structure two meters tall with brick walls. On the floor of RPC-108 is present a thick black liquid of unknown origin. This liquid is present throughout the entire known length of the sewers. The liquid is seemingly unable to leak out of RPC-108's immediate area. The tunnel of RPC-108 appears to be structurally unstable, though it shows no signs of imminent collapse. It is unknown how far the tunnel of RPC-108 extends.
RPC-129 designates three humanoid entities (instances RPC-129-A through C) recovered from a series of catacombs located beneath an unnamed freshwater body at the Snowdonia National Park in northwestern Wales. All instances of RPC-129 are around 1.82 m tall and are covered in dense hair (obscuring most of their bodies) that regenerates rapidly if cut or damaged.
RPC-181 resembles a standard can of soup save for its central logo, being that of the Amazing! Co. GoI. Instances of RPC-181 may be presented in a variety of colors and sizes, but "Amazing! Soup Extender!" will always be printed in an easily visible manner, providing an easy method of identification. Cans of RPC-181 contain a cyan fluid with a consistency similar to tomato soup, which has no perceptible smell or taste. Instances have no expiration date, and will not spoil unless the seal of the can is breached.
RPC-129 designates three humanoid entities (instances RPC-129-A through C) recovered from a series of catacombs located beneath an unnamed freshwater body at the Snowdonia National Park in northwestern Wales. All instances of RPC-129 are around 1.82 m tall and are covered in dense hair (obscuring most of their bodies) that regenerates rapidly if cut or damaged.
RPC-181 resembles a standard can of soup save for its central logo, being that of the Amazing! Co. GoI. Instances of RPC-181 may be presented in a variety of colors and sizes, but "Amazing! Soup Extender!" will always be printed in an easily visible manner, providing an easy method of identification. Cans of RPC-181 contain a cyan fluid with a consistency similar to tomato soup, which has no perceptible smell or taste. Instances have no expiration date, and will not spoil unless the seal of the can is breached.
by SpecialOfficer July 22, 2018