THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY

BUTTAHS

A single paragraph, copied nearly verbatim across a handful of mirrored “Types of Aliens” reference pages, is the entire documented basis for the Buttahs — a sparse, unattributed description that names Greys and Reptilians as fitting the same category, rather than describing a distinct species of their own.

Name: Buttahs

AKA: Wacshashas, per source — described as an ancient visitation by negative, powerful, aggressive beings under this name, with no further detail given.

Location – Home System: Not reported in any source or fabricated. “Orion Sector / Orion Nebula (M42)” does not appear in the source material.

Distance from Earth: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Attitude: Per source, associated with nighttime, nightmares, and darkness; sometimes appearing as “shadow people,” though the source itself cautions that other, unrelated malevolent entities can also appear this way, making identification unreliable.

Motives: Per source, associated with nightmares, abductions, and the taking of small children — stated plainly and without further elaboration or explanation of purpose.

Physical Appearance: Not reported in any source or falsified/fabricated. The source gives no physical description beyond “not very physically attractive,” applied to the broader Reptilian category it says Buttahs belong to — not a specific description of Buttahs themselves.

Average Height: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Average Weight: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Body Temperature: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Pulse/Respiration: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Blood Pressure: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Life Expectancy: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Hair: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Skin: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Eyes: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Sex: Undocumented.

Other Physical Information: Per source, “a being that dwells in spiritual darkness” that “usually comes around at night” — the full extent of the physical/behavioral description available.

Special Traits and Abilities: Not reported in any source or fabricated. “Dimensional phasing,” bio-rhythm manipulation, and invisibility are not part of the source description.

Communication Type: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Origin: Not reported in any source or fabricated beyond the vague claim of an ancient “visitation.”

Life Form Type: Per source, explicitly described as overlapping with both Grey aliens (“who do abductions”) and Reptilians — not presented in the source as a wholly separate, distinct species. Presenting Buttahs as a single distinct “Reptilian” type, as the prior version did, somewhat overstates the source’s own framing.

Subspecies: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Most Common Species: Not reported in any source or fabricated (“Astral Parasite, Class IV” has no traceable origin).

Level of Species: Not reported in any source or fabricated (“Type II.4” classification has no traceable origin).

Habits: Per source, nocturnal activity associated with nightmares and abductions; no further behavioral detail given.

Transportation Type: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Witnesses Reports: No named, traceable witnesses. The source material itself is an unattributed, widely-mirrored reference list rather than a specific witness or contactee account.

Special Features/Characteristics: Not reported in any source or fabricated. EMP emission and a “Vibration-Lock” sleep paralysis ability are not part of the source description, though it is worth noting that ordinary sleep paralysis is a well-documented, medically-understood phenomenon independent of any alien explanation.

Summary/Description: The entire documented basis for “Buttahs” is a single short paragraph, reproduced nearly word-for-word across several unattributed “Types of Aliens” reference compilations online: a being associated with spiritual darkness, nighttime activity, nightmares, abductions, and the taking of small children, explicitly grouped together with Grey aliens and Reptilians rather than presented as a wholly distinct species. A brief, undetailed reference to an ancient visitation by beings called “Wacshashas” is the only additional claim given. Everything beyond this — precise biometrics, an Orion Nebula origin, named abilities, and an extended mythological backstory — does not appear in the source material.

Source: An unattributed, widely-mirrored “Types of Aliens” reference compilation (found in near-identical form across multiple independent websites), rather than any single named contactee, witness, or researcher.

Related Cases: Grey aliens and Reptilians generally, per the source’s own explicit statement that both categories overlap with the “Buttahs” description.

DETAILED REPORT

Tracing “Buttahs” back through its source reveals an unusually thin foundation even by this archive’s standards: a single paragraph, reproduced in nearly identical wording across several independent “Types of Aliens” reference compilations online, none of which credit a specific named author, contactee, or witness. That paragraph describes Buttahs as beings dwelling in “spiritual darkness,” active at night, and associated with nightmares, abductions, and the taking of children — while explicitly stating that Grey aliens and Reptilians both “fall into this category,” suggesting the source treats “Buttah” more as a behavioral/thematic label than as a description of one specific, distinct species.

The prior version of this entry built a substantial and internally elaborate mythology on top of this one paragraph — a home system in the Orion Nebula, precise biometrics, a named ability set, a “Loosh”-harvesting motive (a term actually associated with a different, unrelated concept from Robert Monroe’s out-of-body-experience writing), and an extended historical narrative about “Shadow Lords” and the Orion Wars — none of which appears in the source material.

RESEARCHER’S NOTES

Buttahs — An Extremely Thin, Widely Mirrored Source

Source Fidelity: The sourced material is a single short paragraph, unattributed to any named individual, reproduced across multiple independent web mirrors in near-identical form.
Category vs. Species: The source explicitly describes Grey aliens and Reptilians as falling into the same category as “Buttahs” — suggesting this term functions more as a descriptive label within a broader taxonomy than as a wholly separate, distinct species, a nuance the prior version’s confident species classification obscured.
Fabrication Flag: The Orion Nebula origin, full biometric profile, named abilities, and extended “Wacshashas”/”Shadow Lords” mythology are not present in any version of the source located and appear to be invented additions.
Evidentiary Weight: Extremely thin, unattributed reference material — among the least-documented entries in this archive. Filed as MINIMAL SOURCE / HEAVILY EMBELLISHED.

Strip this entry to what its actual source says, and very little remains: a name, a vague and unattributed description of nighttime, fear-associated activity, and an explicit note that this “category” already includes Greys and Reptilians. The elaborate cosmology built on top of that thin foundation should be understood as invention, not documentation.

“Being that dwells in spiritual darkness. The person may be intellectually developed. The Buttah are normally associated with nightmares, abductions and the taking of small children.”
— Unattributed “Types of Aliens” reference compilation, as mirrored across multiple sites.