Terminal

A secondary classification for SCPs that incorporate human identities after the death of their physical bodies. In other words, these SCPs constitute some form of afterlife. Note that if the SCP Foundation can "contain" the afterlife itself (i.e. prevent reanimation or destroy the entity allowing the afterlife), then it is not considered terminal. See this explanation for more details on the class.

The class was first used on the Spanish wiki on June 2018 in SCP-ES-163. The class was used a second time in SCP-ES-145, which was posted in October of that year. SCP-5523 was the first English language SCP to use the SCP (this was an original entry, not a translation). Amelia Wright, the author of 5523, obtained the class from an extensive explanation posted by the author of ES-145 to the article’s posting on the International Translation Archive. (Note: I only count uses on the English language website for my object count at the bottom of this page). The class was later used in SCP-5961 and SCP-5572.