Scp 2006

This is their SCP 2006. is classified as a cater entity due to its potential danger, despite its currently harmless behavior. Containment procedures. SCP 2006 is kept in an airtight cell at site 118. 
Under constant surveillance. Personnel interacting with SCP 2006 must have training and acting. Specifically in showing fear and surprise. 
To maintain SCP 2006's perception of horror, it has shown a low quality horror or science fiction movie monthly. Interactions with SCP 2006 must reinforce its belief that these movies represent the pinnacle of horror. Description. 
SCP 2006 is a spherical entity, about 50 centimeters in diameter, and it's default form. Its primary goal is to induce fear and horror in humans. It has remarkable shape shifting abilities. 
SCP 2006 cannot be harmed by any known means. As CP 2006 enjoys adopting forms from various horror and science fiction movies, frequently transforming into RO-BO from the 1953 film Robot Monster. Its understanding of what truly frightens humans is poor, leading into basin storms on campy and outdated horror concepts. 
Site directors memorandum, the site director has addressed concerns about SCP 2006 being considered a keyer class entity. The concern lies in SCP 2006's potential to discover what genuinely terrifies humans. It could become an unimaginably dangerous entity. 
The classification is catered. Is a precaution against its latent potential for causing widespread panic or harm.