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SCP-THRN-2 ("The Thorned Crawler")
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DreamShaper v8
Now resembling a small tuatara-like quadruped, SCP-THRN-2 has developed a denser mane of fibrous, wool-li...
Surreal Hyperrealistic Tuatara-Like Creature Emerges from Th...
This image depicts a small, tuatara-like quadruped surrounded by thorny brambles, set against a vibrant, misty backdrop. The creature's wool-like mane and intricate details evoke a sense of hyperrealism, with earthy tones and soft shadows adding to the dramatic atmosphere.
Created by Indie on Mar 25, 2025 using the DreamShaper v8 AI image generator model.
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Classification: Euclid
Containment Procedures: SCP-THRN-2 is contained in open-field enclosures, simulating its preferred savanna habitat. Instances require shearing every two months to prevent excessive fiber growth, which has been observed to cause suffocation when left unchecked.
Creation Settings
- Preset Style
Hyperreal
- Text Prompts
- SCP-THRN-2 ("The Thorned Crawler") Now resembling a small tuatara-like quadruped, SCP-THRN-2 has developed a denser mane of fibrous, wool-like growth around its neck, back, and tail. Unlike SCP-THRN-1, these fibers are coarser and interwoven with thorny brambles, making direct contact potentially hazardous. ...Weight: 1Hyperrealistic, splash art, concept art, mid shot, intricately detailed, color depth, dramatic, 2/3 face angle, side light, colorful backgroundWeight: 0.9
- Model
CKPT- Initial Resolution
Thumb
- Aspect Ratio
1:1
- Runtime
Short
- Overall Prompt Weight
50%
- Sampling method
DDIM
SCP-THRN-2 shows an unusual symbiotic relationship with plant life. Its fibers release spores that encourage rapid vegetation growth, often resulting in patches of tall grass and wildflowers sprouting wherever it rests.
SCP-THRN-2 exhibits mild territorial behavior, using cotton-wrapped brambles as a defensive mechanism, entangling potential threats in a fibrous cocoon.