This sound is best understood as a general sci-fi stock effect rather than a quote from one specific movie or game. Clips like this became common across fan edits, mobile video apps and soundboards because the charge-to-blast structure is easy to sync with visual gags and action moments. It stays popular because creators can use it for everything from space blasters to parody superpowers. It is also closely related to short cartoon laser sounds like pew pew, but with a longer buildup for stronger anticipation.