SCP Morph Infected Sky Update 2 Guide – All 7 New SCP Morphs

Infected Sky Update 2 has landed in SCP Morph, which means there’s another batch of weird creatures to hunt down. And this time, some of the unlock requirements are considerably stranger than simply walking over to a morph.

There are seven new morphs shown in the update:

• Can’t Stop Growing Man

• Long Horse

• Jeff

• Clown/Pennywise

• Smile Dog

• Tornado

Most of the hunt takes place around Infected Sky City, where you’ll be entering houses, searching for codes, waiting for secret rooms and, somehow, finding a saddle for a horse.

One thing worth mentioning before we get into individual unlocks: the footage doesn’t clearly show the complete unlock process for every single morph. I’ll separate the confirmed steps from anything that isn’t demonstrated rather than pretending there’s a requirement we don’t actually know.

The clue for Can’t Stop Growing Man tells you:

“Enter his house in Infected Sky City.”

Start by teleporting to Infected City/Infected Sky City.

Now explore the area and look for the appropriate house. There are quite a few things competing for your attention around here, so don’t get distracted by every enemy or collectible you encounter.

Once you locate the correct house and enter it, you’ll encounter the growing character inside.

There’s also some dialogue associated with the encounter, including:

“My son can’t stop growing.”

And, well, that’s a pretty accurate description of what you’ll find.

Entering and completing this encounter gives you access to the Can’t Stop Growing Man morph.

It’s certainly one of the creepier additions from Update 2, particularly once you actually see the character growing inside the house.

Long Horse has one of the more involved unlocks in Infected Sky Update 2.

The objective tells you to:

Talk to Horse in Infected Sky City and saddle it.

You’ll need to do a little preparation before you can actually complete that.

While exploring the area, look for a ladder that lets you reach the necessary upper section.

Eventually you’ll find an area containing a book and saddle.

Grab the saddle because you’re obviously going to need it for the final step.

The game also displays a message involving a secret room:

“The secret room will open in 5 minutes.”

So don’t immediately assume you’re missing an interaction if you reach the correct place and can’t continue. Part of this sequence involves waiting.

Once you’ve obtained the saddle, your next objective is straightforward:

Find the horse.

Search around Infected Sky City until you locate it, then approach it and attempt to use the saddle.

This interaction can apparently be a little awkward. During the demonstrated run, the horse disappeared while attempting it and the interaction had to be tried again.

So if you attempt to saddle Long Horse and nothing seems to happen, don’t immediately give up.

Find it again and retry the interaction.

Once the saddle successfully works, you’ll complete the requirement and unlock Long Horse.

While working through the Infected Sky City area, you’ll also encounter Smile Dog.

The Smile Dog sequence is connected to the exploration around the secret-room/code section.

One important number shown during the hunt is:

7400

Entering 7400 as the code successfully opens the relevant area.

If you’ve reached the code input and you’re wondering what combination you’re supposed to use, try 7400.

The Smile Dog morph is obtained while progressing through this part of the Infected Sky City hunt.

And yes, despite being described as a “cute puppy,” this is Smile Dog we’re talking about. Cute probably isn’t the word I’d personally use.

There’s an important secret-room mechanic involved in this update.

While exploring, you may receive the message:

“The secret room will open in 5 minutes.”

That means you may have to wait before progressing.

This is worth knowing beforehand because otherwise it’s very easy to reach the correct location, find nothing immediately interactable and assume you’ve taken a wrong turn.

Use that waiting period to explore nearby areas and collect anything else you need.

The ladder, saddle, book and code-related sections are all things you’ll want to pay attention to while moving around Infected Sky City.

The code successfully used during the Update 2 hunt is:

7400

After entering 7400, the interaction proceeds successfully.

So if you’re standing at the keypad trying random combinations, save yourself the trouble.

Enter 7-4-0-0.

Jeff is another one of the seven new morphs.

During the hunt, a trophy/objective appears with the description:

“He wants to destroy the entire IKEA. Stop him.”

Jeff then appears as part of the encounter.

The video confirms Jeff as one of the obtainable Update 2 morphs, although the complete sequence leading up to his unlock isn’t demonstrated clearly enough to give an exact step-by-step route.

If you’re specifically hunting Jeff, keep an eye out for the IKEA-related objective while exploring the new update content.

That’s the clearest clue associated with his encounter.

The Tornado is another unlockable morph introduced with the update.

This one appears to involve a combat or encounter sequence rather than simply finding a hidden object.

The hunt took considerably longer than some of the others, with the Tornado-related unlock finally appearing after roughly 25 minutes of gameplay.

A message associated with the encounter mentions:

“This is the end for Tornado Trichophobia.”

The footage confirms the Tornado morph was successfully obtained, but unfortunately doesn’t provide a clean enough uninterrupted sequence to identify every prerequisite.

So expect this one to take some searching and potentially combat rather than looking for a single fixed collectible.

Update 2 also introduces a Clown morph, which is essentially the game’s Pennywise-inspired character.

A balloon appears during the Infected Sky City exploration, and that’s something you should absolutely interact with when you see it.

The best rule here is simple:

If you see the balloon, grab it.

The footage doesn’t clearly show enough of the complete Clown unlock chain to say that grabbing the balloon alone guarantees the morph, but it’s clearly associated with the new content and shouldn’t be ignored while you’re hunting the Update 2 characters.

The Clown/Pennywise morph itself is confirmed as one of the seven additions.

The final morph is simply called F.

Unlike the exploration-based morphs, this one isn’t presented as another complicated Infected Sky City puzzle.

Instead, F costs 20 Robux.

So if you’re trying to complete the entire Update 2 morph collection, this is the one where you’ll need Robux rather than hunting through the map.

At least it’s considerably easier than chasing disappearing horses around with a saddle.

Here’s the full set of new morphs shown in SCP Morph Update 2:

For the puzzle sections, also remember the code:

7400

That’s one number I’d keep handy before heading into Infected Sky City.

If you’re starting Infected Sky Update 2 from scratch, I’d focus on Infected Sky City first.

Teleport there and explore the buildings instead of running straight past them. You’re looking for the Can’t Stop Growing Man house, the ladder and secret-room areas, as well as anything connected to Smile Dog and Long Horse.

When you reach the keypad, use 7400.

If you find the saddle, keep progressing until you locate Long Horse and interact with it. Don’t worry if the interaction doesn’t work perfectly on the first attempt; retry it if necessary.

Also grab unusual objects when you see them. In particular, don’t walk past the balloon, since it appears during the new morph hunt.

Finally, F can be picked up separately for 20 Robux.

Some of the Update 2 unlocks are definitely more straightforward than others, but Long Horse is the one I’d pay the most attention to. Finding the saddle is only half the job—you still need to track down the horse and get the interaction to actually work.

Once that’s done, you’ll have one of the strangest new morphs in the update sitting in your collection.