Sounds like this one come from the wider library of synthetic sci-fi effects that editors share for futuristic projects, rather than from a single film or game. Short digital impacts became popular online because they work instantly in short-form video, where a three-second hit can sell a robot, a machine or a high-tech moment without any setup. Creators reuse them across gaming clips, tech reviews and animation because the metallic, electric texture reads as futuristic to almost any audience. That versatility keeps this type of impact in regular rotation for edits that need a quick burst of energy.