SCP-096 is a humanoid creature that appears to be extremely sensitive to any visual contact with its face. When someone views SCP-096's face, it will enter a state of extreme agitation and then proceed to relentlessly pursue and kill the individual who viewed it. SCP-096 is known for its incredible speed and strength, making it nearly impossible to escape once it has been provoked. The Foundation has strict protocols in place to prevent accidental viewing of SCP-096's face and to contain it safely. **

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If a blind person is exposed to SCP-096, they would not be able to trigger its hostile reaction by seeing its face. However, they could still potentially provoke SCP-096 by making direct eye contact with it or viewing its face through other means, such as through a photograph or video. It is important to keep in mind that SCP-096's abilities and reactions are not solely based on visual stimuli, so caution should still be taken to prevent any accidental exposure. **

If SCP-096 were in a large city, it would likely cause widespread panic and chaos as it relentlessly pursued its target. The creature's ability to track down individuals who have viewed its face would lead to a high number of casualties as it hunted them down. The Foundation would need to act quickly to contain SCP-096 and minimize the damage it could cause in a densely populated area. Evacuation and containment procedures would need to be implemented swiftly to protect civilians and prevent further harm. **

When SCP-096 looks into a mirror, it does not display any of its usual aggressive behavior. Instead, it becomes calm and docile, almost as if it is unaware of its own reflection. This effect has been observed to last as long as SCP-096 is in the presence of the mirror. However, once removed from the mirror's presence, SCP-096 returns to its usual state. This behavior has led to the use of mirrors as a containment method for SCP-096 in certain situations. **

The SCP Foundation and its associated SCPs are part of a collaborative writing project and fictional universe created by the online community. While the stories and articles on the German Wiki may seem detailed and extensive, they are all works of fiction created by writers and fans of the SCP Foundation. SCP-096, also known as "The Shy Guy," is a fictional entity within this universe and does not exist in reality. The SCP Foundation and its content are not real, but rather a creative and imaginative online project. **

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