Energy being

In science fiction

• Vorlons
• Some of the First Ones
• The extraterrestrial Paul in the science-fiction film of the same name, although not constructed of energy, can manipulate energy both telepathically and physically. He can repair damaged tissue in a form of resurrection, and he can also project an image of the Universe into a human mind and make them comprehend the immensity of space-time. His home galaxy is the Andromeda Galaxy, thus placing him in this category.
• Organians
• Prophets and Pah Wraiths
• The Q
• Etherials from Marvel Comics
• Ascended people in Stargate
• Drej
• C'tan
• Naaru and Ethereals
• The Taelons
• Gwen Tennyson, and her grandmother Verdona are Anodites from
• Cirronians and possibly Vardians
• The astronaut David Bowman is transformed into a 'Star Child' at the conclusion of 2001 A Space Odyssey
• Kheldians and Nictus.
• FMians, AMians, UMAs, and Wizards from Megaman Starforce which also have the ability to merge with a human in which form they can go between energy and physical.
• Andromeda
• The Meekrob from Invader Zim
• The Embers of Muuat and the Ghosts of Creuss from Twilight Imperium
• The Zoni
• Archons and Dark Archons in the StarCraft game franchise
• Zzzax
• Pyron
• Tornatron
• Living Laser
• Singularity in Marvel Comics
• Akira from Akira
• Yog, an amoeba-like Energy being from Space Amoeba
• Melllvar and his mother from Futurama
• Outsiders from
• Bill Cipher
• The pure intellectuals from the Skylark
• The Novakid Race from the game Starbound.
• The Rakshasa is the novel Lord of Light by American author Roger Zelazny, a race of formerly physical beings that "lived in cities" that converted themselves into patterns of energy of that sustain themselves.