# SCP-1471 SCP-1471, also known as MalO, debuted on the SCP Foundation wiki in February 2013 as a creepypasta about a cursed phone app that stalks users with photos of a canid-skulled humanoid[1]. By the late 2010s, fans had reframed the character as a wholesome waifu in /r/DankMemesFromSite19 gag comics and in furry fan art on DeviantArt and FurAffinity[3]. ## Origin User LurkD submitted the SCP-1471 article to the SCP Foundation wiki on February 23, 2013, classifying it as Euclid[1]. The entry details MalO ver. 1.0.0, a freeware app available in online stores that installs silently and leaves no shortcut on the device, then begins pushing photos of SCP-1471-A to the user every few hours[1]. The containment procedures note that exposure past 90 hours causes permanent visualizations of the entity in reflective surfaces and peripheral vision[1]. The accompanying image is a black-and-white edit of a photograph DeviantArt user tarangryph posted on October 31, 2011, titled "Don't open the door…"[2]. The original shot shows tarangryph wearing a costume of Breynz the Zombie Werewolf, which LurkD cropped and desaturated to produce the gaunt figure now associated with MalO[2]. KYM credits tarangryph as the uncredited visual source behind the character design[3]. - **Platform:** SCP Foundation wiki (origin) / Reddit (viral spread) - **Creator:** LurkD - **Date:** 2013 ## Overview SCP-1471 is written as a Euclid-class anomaly tied to a freeware mobile app called MalO ver. 1.0.0, which advertises itself with the slogan about never being alone again[1]. Anyone who installs it starts receiving photos of SCP-1471-A, a tall humanoid with a canine skull and long black hair, first in neutral spots and later in places the user recently visited[1]. After roughly 90 hours, the subject begins seeing the figure in reflections and peripheral vision, and the effect is irreversible[1]. Although the original entry reads as straight horror, the SCP community flipped the tone over time. Fans on /r/DankMemesFromSite19 draw MalO as a shy girlfriend-coded character and run gag strips in which other Foundation anomalies get jealous of her fan base[3]. A separate thread of fan output on DeviantArt and FurAffinity treats SCP-1471-A as a furry lewding subject, with Urban Dictionary entries half-joking that she is the SCP fandom's icon of furry trash[4]. The split between canon dread and fan softness is most of why the character keeps generating art years after the entry went up. ## How to Use Fan posts typically take one of two routes. The wholesome track draws SCP-1471-A as a bashful partner, often paired with a human researcher or with Dr. Bright, a recurring Foundation scientist character used in the DankMemesFromSite19 running joke where he flirts with the creature[3]. The lewd track, common on FurAffinity and DeviantArt, redraws the canid skull and black hair as a feminized furry character and posts the result to NSFW galleries or /r/SCPorn[4]. Both styles typically keep the skull, the hood or robe, and the long dark hair as identifying features. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is SCP-1471? SCP-1471 is a 2013 SCP Foundation wiki entry about MalO ver. 1.0.0, a cursed freeware app whose users get stalked by a humanoid called SCP-1471-A with a canid skull and long black hair[1]. ### Where did SCP-1471 come from? SCP wiki user LurkD submitted the article on February 23, 2013, using a black-and-white edit of a Halloween costume photo DeviantArt user tarangryph had posted on October 31, 2011[1][2]. ### What does SCP-1471 mean? In canon, SCP-1471 is the Foundation designation for the MalO app itself, while SCP-1471-A refers to the canid-skulled entity the app conjures around its users[1]. In fan use, the number is shorthand for the waifu character herself[3]. ### How do you use SCP-1471? Fan posts typically draw SCP-1471-A as a wholesome partner character in /r/DankMemesFromSite19 gag strips, often paired with Dr. Bright, or redraw her as a furry subject on DeviantArt and FurAffinity[3][4]. ### Is SCP-1471 still popular? She is a classic SCP waifu with a steady fan art presence on DeviantArt, FurAffinity and SCP subreddits like /r/DankMemesFromSite19, though she is no longer a trending format[3]. ## References 1. [http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1471]() 2. [https://www.deviantart.com/tarangryph/art/Don-t-open-the-door-266339027]() 3. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/scp-1471]() 4. [https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Scp%201471]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/scp-1471 Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library