This is a stock-style digital impact with no single famous origin; clips like it circulate on user-made soundboards and sample packs as generic sci-fi transition effects. Creators reach for the two-second format because it fits tight edits, short-form videos and stream alerts without trimming. Its staying power comes from versatility: the electric charge reads as technology, the deep hit reads as impact, so it works for gaming montages, tech reviews, glitch edits and UI mockups alike. It remains a workhorse effect for futuristic pacing.