SCP Foundation

I have an idea for an scp that uses shadows. effectively, this scp is a figure of some form of creature or animal, and when light is cast upon it, the shadow it creates comes to life. This shadow can remain 2-D where it is incredibly hard to attack, or it can become 3 dimensional and much easier to attack. when 2-D attacking is minimal, but when 3-D the shadow is dangerous due to its difficulty to see. if the shadow creature ever ventures to a place where a shadow couldn't exist eg; a closed room with 0 light source it turns becomes stone and turns into another example of this SCP, making the shadows more likely. There are currently 4 statues existing.

this scp is a figure of some form of creature or animal, and when light is cast upon it, the shadow it creates comes to life.

This is a very common trope, especially in horror genre works.

This shadow can remain 2-D where it is incredibly hard to attack, or it can become 3 dimensional and much easier to attack.

So… kind of sounds like a video game boss mechanic.

if the shadow creature ever ventures to a place where a shadow couldn't exist eg; a closed room with 0 light source it turns becomes stone and turns into another example of this SCP, making the shadows more likely.

What happens if someone just grinds the statues down to dust and keeps that in a closed box?

I don't know about this, personally. It seems like another generic monster with a specific darkness-based gimmick just for the sake of having that gimmick. Why does this figure exist in the first place? And why does it make shadow monsters that are dangerous?