Insectoids
Insectoids
Many insect-like civilizations: some hive-bound, some individual, some defectors
'Insectoid' is a broad label for the many insect-like civilizations described in ET literature, not a single people. Ismael Perez calls them mixed: some live as centralized hives, others as individuals, and a smaller faction is said to have broken from negative control to join the Federation and Alliance. The encyclopedia's sources range from shy, peaceful nocturnal beings to manipulative ones.
Also called: Insect beings, Hive species, Insectoid civilizations.
- Home
- Many worlds; not specified
- Star
- Unknown
- Alignment
- Mixed: Factions of both kinds; biology doesn't decide alignment
If you met one…
There is no single picture: sources describe everything from reddish, insect-featured beings called shy to many-limbed ones. What matters most, Perez's material suggests, is not the body but whether a being belongs to a free collective or a controlling one.
What they look like
Insect-like beings in many forms, some hive-based and others individualized; the encyclopedia mentions reddish, insect-featured beings and others with multiple appendages.
Their gifts
Perez credits insectoid civilizations with scientific programs and collective networking; his FAQ links them with telepathy, genetics and observation.
Their bond with Earth
Perez says negative insectoids, under centralized negative AI, collaborated with Gray and shadow-government programs, while a smaller faction defected to Federation and Alliance structures.
What each source says
Ismael Perez's briefing describes insectoids as mixed: many civilizations, some hive-based and some individualized. Negative insectoids are said to be controlled by centralized negative AI and to have collaborated with Gray and shadow-government programs, while a smaller faction defected and joined Federation and Alliance structures. His related hive-mind classification draws the key line between voluntary collectives that preserve free will and centralized hives that suppress it.
The revised FAQ adds that insectoid and mantis beings are often described as ancient and highly telepathic, that their origins and alignments vary across sources, and that they should not be given a single agenda because their form is unfamiliar.
Ismael Perez describes Insectoids as many insect-like civilizations, some hive-based and some individual, with mixed alignment. He says negative insectoids are run by a centralized negative AI and collaborated with gray and shadow-government programs. A smaller faction is said to have defected to the Federation and Alliance.
When a guest on his 2023-11-17 livestream described a small insect-like being that sat on his chest when he was a child, Ismael Perez affirmed that such insectoids really exist and called them a very intelligent species. He rejected the idea that visitors from other dimensions are automatically demonic, and the guest felt this one had been trying to help him.
Perez describes a negative insectoid race of fifteen-foot, grasshopper-like beings (named Mones in the transcript) that works closely with the Draco toward galactic domination.
Perez groups most insectoids, with the Grays and Zetas, among the negative beings running unauthorized hybrid programs, while noting not all insectoids are negative.
The A–Z encyclopedia lists insect-like peoples from the Russian Alien Races Book with very different reputations: the Magell, reddish insect-featured beings described as peaceful, shy and nocturnal, and the Negumak, an insectoid race with many appendages described as mind-controllers. The contrast echoes the theme that form says little about intent.
In galactic history
Now · Galactic trials of Lucifer's rebels: Ismael Perez said galactic courts are arresting and trying reptilians, insectoids and grays of the Lucifer rebellion, part of the overthrow of the Orion Empire that mirrors Earth's liberation.
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