Grey

Greys are alien demons (Source: Karla Turner, PhD. Masquerade of Angels (1994) ) who watch human activities. In Bible times, they were called "Watchers". In the Muslim world they are "Djinn" (Source: I Remember Lemuria (1945); Santori (2014), p.27). It was proposed in 1974's December issue of Astronomy that Grey beings might have come from Zeta Reticuli, but the purported evidence was refuted by astrophysicist Carl Sagan and Steven Soter in Cosmos 1980.

Background
One of the earliest Western literary descriptions of a "Grey" is in The Shaver Mysteries (1941) by Richard Sharpe Shaver. Shaver warned about them being underground dwellers and in later editions gave them the proper name "Dero", which according to Shaver, happens to be a pun, and not their real name. The underground lore of Greys can even be traced to H. G. Wells' Time Machine (1895).

The name "Grey" is a moniker based on the coloration of their skin that came into popular use since the 1980s (Goldberg, Yale, 2008, p.165). They have been described under various proper names in The Shaver Mysteries (1941) by Richard Sharpe Shaver, The Roswell Incident (1980) by Moore and Berlitz, Crash at Corona (1992) by Berliner and Friedman, and The Day After Roswell (1996) by Philip J. Corso.

Various images of Greys have come into the popular imagination and mass media to represent the archetypal Flying Saucer-using, memory-erasing alien visitor who abducts subjects to study them.

Biology
In Fortean theories, the relationship between Greys and other races such as Reptoids is usually more complex, although it's frequently believed that the Greys themselves might be both reptilian and genetically-engineered in origin, and that they're employed; or in some sources explicitly enslaved; to act as a researching workforce and do the other race's bidding. Conversely, alternate ideas abound, including some picturing the Greys as benevolent, time-traveling descendants of Humans whose main purpose is to monitor and guide the development of their ancestors.

In the majority of UFO cases, the Greys have been consistently described as short, thin humanoids with grey and hairless skin and a conspicuously large cranium. Their eyes are large, black and almond-shaped, and their facial features are restricted to a pair of small slits in the place of the nose, and a small mouth. Their fingers are usually long and dexterous. Their bodies are proportionally small, and they don't appear to have genitals, which is noticeable due to the fact that they don't wear clothes. In some cases, they have been reported as capable of telepathy.

The body of Greys are more or less considered a vessel for higher dimensional beings to act in a lower density environment like the earth. An Is-Be in a Grey body can leave or invade this vessel according to their will much like an avatar. It is mostly designed to be a tool for example to steer spaceships, like an interface between an Is-Be and a machine. An Is-Be can control none, one or even more Grey vessels at the same moment. There are a couple of different alien races who use Grey bodies to focus energy in lower densities.

Culture and society
In Dante Santori's book of demons, Santori lists several Grey alien demon groups. All of these are considered the Igigi, beings who were created by the Anunnaki, and used as slaves or servants to do their bidding (Santori, 2014, p.31). The Anunnaki demon leaders are Samael and Lilith (Santori, 2014, sec. Anunakene, p.46).


 * Akart, who revere Sextans constellation and who was sighted in Brazil, 1996. The abduction of Artur Berlet is one of the most famous Akart cases.
 * Volac's Seal.png Allgruulk, or Al-Gruualix, or Ualuc (Arabic-German: Al gräulich, meaning "The greyish, ghoulish, horrid"), are "builder" Greys who promote transgenderisation. According to Santori, they revere the Luminous Giant Star, Deneb Kaitos Shemali. This is a pun for their interests in "she-mali" or "she-male", which is part of the Anunnaki "sex cultivation" programme promoted by Pleyadians (Worshipers of the ancient chaos god—Erra).
 * Graysli, who revere the Virgo zodiac and who have influenced the building of Djoser Pyramid.
 * Lang, who have three major colonies and conduct mass abductions. They revere the celestial arrangement in the modern day Coma Berenices constellation.
 * Moovian or Molochian (Bovine headed), who revere Vulpecula ("little fox") constellation, have at least fourty colonies and engage in governmental "agreements" which allow them to abduct humans with government support, shielded by "coverups". In ancient times, there were no coverups. Everyone complied with virgin and/or child sacrifices to appease the Gods.
 * Marthim Seal.png Solipsi Rai, a two billion year old race who revere constellation Cygnus because of the Northern Cross. Santori gives the name of their leader as "Ymartyyn". He is Marthim and his is the second Bathin seal with the Iron Cross medalion.
 * According to Santori, Ymartyyn has "one very powerful weapon" but does not disclose what that weapon is. (Santori, 2014, p.49)


 * Tykut, a race created by the Maitre (Anunnaki) to be used as slaves (Igigi) and carry out abductions (of humans).
 * Zeta Reticulans who revere the Net constellation (a nomenclature pun for harvesting mass human abductions like a "fisherman's net"). They are allied with the Anunnaki who are known to have installed "Zetas" as Pharoahs in Egypt. Zeta is the sixth letter in the Greek alphabet, like 666.



Popular culture

 * The species is featured in the 2007 movie Night Skies, based on an actual abduction case which took place during the Phoenix Lights event of 1997. The creatures portrayed on the film appear like skinny Greys with telepathic abilities and organic-based technology.
 * The species is featured in the Doctor Who animated special Dreamland, engaged in war with the Viperox. In the Third Doctor novel Devil Goblins from Neptune they are given the name Nedenah.
 * The Silents, although a different species, are similar to Greys in appearance and might be related.
 * There is a species called Grays in Alienology, that differ little from the standard definition of the species.
 * The Arilou Lalee'lay from Star Control are perpetually-mischievous that are intended to represent the Greys within that universe.
 * The Asgard from Stargate are typical Greys.
 * In the third episode of Extreme Dinosaurs three alien Greys appear imprisoned in a government facility, only to be freed by one of the Extreme Dinosaurs.
 * The aliens from the miniseries Taken are basic Greys.
 * Salarians in Mass Effect somewhat resemble the Greys.
 * In South Park a frequent Easter Egg in the show is the presence of what they call Visitors, aliens virtually identical to the mainstream idea of a Grey in every way.
 * The Furon are most likely inspired by the Greys.
 * The Greys also make an appearance in the 2001 MuckyFoot game, StarTopia, in which they can run the player's Sick Bay facilities.
 * The Interdimensional Beings from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull are basic Greys.
 * The Colonists; a.k.a. Reticulans or Greys; are featured as part of the major mythology of The X-Files series.
 * The Babylon 5 universe features at least three species designed after the Greys of popular culture: the Streibs, the Zeners and the Vree.
 * The cartoon Buzz Lightyear of Star Command names them Roswellians and shows an inversion of the classic story; in which Buzz and his team crash land on the Grey's homeworld.
 * Roger from American Dad is an obvious example of a Grey in modern media.
 * Paul from the movie of the same name is a very deliberate example of a Grey.
 * The What from The Tick disguised themselves as a type of grey when they abducted the shows titular character.
 * The Sectoid from X-Com are that universe's variation of the concept.
 * Barash from Star Trek: The Next Generation belongs to a Grey-like species.
 * Greys appear (under the name "Grays") in the second and third Ratchet & Clank games.
 * In the 2013 horror-science fiction film Dark Skies, the main villains are named "the Greys".
 * The Vargon from the American Chillers novels are essentially Greys.
 * Men in Black features two species - Baltians and Arquillians - which bear some similarities to this species. However neither fits well in the size factor, the former being much taller than how the typical Grey is usually portrayed and the latter being several times smaller.
 * The mature form of the Skrit Na from Animorphs.
 * They are featured as one of the inhabitants of Area 51 in the animated comedy Escape from Planet Earth. 
 * The aliens from the 1977 science fiction film Close Encounters of the Third Kind are Greys.
 * The Duros from Star Wars are also physically Grey-like, despite being considerably taller than most other depictions.
 * Ankh-Venharis from the 1982 film Time Walker is revealed to be a Grey-like alien.
 * In the Dilbert animated cartoon series, a one-off gag has a pair of Greys arguing when one refers to itself as a "UFO", defending its position by insisting that it's a better name than their real one, Zyzphlahelmrn.
 * The Velgroxs from Transformers: Rescue Bots, appear to be a hideous Grey-like species.
 * Giygas from the Mother game series somewhat resembles a Grey in Mother 1.
 * The Sophons and Mavros from Endless Space are Greys with Spacesuits.
 * The Arcturans' appearance in Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween is based off the Greys.
 * In Transformers: Cyberverse, one of the heads on Starscream's Quintesson Judge body resembles a Grey.
 * In Samurai Jack, one large muscular Grey-like alien warrior.
 * The Abductors from Star Trek: Untold Voyages #5 are typical Greys.
 * In Final Space, the Lord Commander and Clarence both somewhat resemble Greys.
 * In Deus Ex Creatures called Grays are references to Greys