History Main / SpaceElves

** ''ComicBook/StarWarsRepublic'': The Jedi Master [[MeaningfulName Fay]] is a tall and ethereal woman, centuries in age, with pointed ears and a strong connection to the Force. Fay was unfortunately a one-issue wonder.
** The species that most resembles elves physically are the Sephi, who appear in a number of comics titles. They are intelligent and refined, and have a tendency toward haughtiness, although some can be just as ugly as baseline humans. Their lifespan is typically between 200-450 years. They do not dwell in their homeworld's few forests and Force-sensitives are no more common than most races. Fay's species is never stated, but it is widely accepted that she is a Sephi.

** The Arkanians are aloof, arrogant, and obsessed with politeness, not to mention tall and willowy with ProphetEyes. They consider themselves superior to all other races and try and improve themselves further with [[{{Transhumanism}} cybernetics and genetics]]. Though they are featured most heavily in the ''ComicBook/TalesOfTheJedi'' comics, two Arkanian Jedi appear in ''Yoda: Literature/DarkRendezvous'' — a Padawan AlphaBitch whose arrogance hides insecurity about the war, and a Jedi Knight who leaves the Order over her concerns about the militarization of the Jedi. Obi-Wan and Anakin try to talk her into staying, but she [[CantArgueWithElves runs philosophic rings around them]].

** The Nox are an ActualPacifist race who also happen to be {{Sufficiently Advanced Alien}}s with the power to turn invisible, [[BackFromTheDead bring back the recently deceased]], and even teleport people and objects over short distances in addition to having floating cities. They also happen to come off as condescending toward "younger", more primitive races, even when what they're trying to teach falls flat due to technological differences allowing them to do their things that the younger races cannot.
** [[BenevolentPrecursors The Asgard]] are an example as well, but they legitimately respect the humans and give them technology little by little, teaching them how to use it responsibly and build it as they go, and ultimately pass on their legacy to them when they finally meet their end.

* ''TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}'': The Elves of Golarion are literally from a foreign planet in the same solar system -- they came to the setting's main world through interplanetary teleportation gates, and weathered out the global chaos that followed the Starfall by retreated back to their homeworld for centuries. However, the continent they originally come from is so isolated from the rest of its planet that many thought it to be a PocketDimension instead.

** Vulcans (Spock's people) are scholarly, [[PointyEars pointy-eared]], [[FourTemperamentEnsemble phlegmatic]], desert-native SpaceElves with green blood, and fast-beating hearts where the human liver would be. They're also both strongly touch-telepathic (mind melds) and mildly tele-empathic, are strictly vegetarian, and [[FantasticRacism consider their way of life far superior to humans']]. On top of that, Vulcans are three times stronger than humans, live two to three times longer than us, and have far more physical resiliancy, fulfilling the role of SuperiorSpecies. In most cases ([[StrawVulcan but not all]]), arguing with Vulcans [[CantArgueWithElves is not only futile]], but also...''[[CharacterCatchphrase illogical]]''.

** Spock and his Vulcan ilk are scholarly, long-lived, [[PointyEars pointy-eared]], [[FourTemperamentEnsemble phlegmatic]], and psychic. Vulcans are also vegetarian, and [[FantasticRacism consider their way of life superior to humans']]. On top of that, Vulcans are also stronger and tougher than humans, fulfilling SuperiorSpecies. There are already Vulcan examples in CantArgueWithElves... because you can't.
** Not only that, Vulcans are [[OurElvesAreDifferent High Elves]], Romulans are [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]]. And it doesn't stop there. Klingons are Space Orks and Ferengi are Space Goblins. Then there are the Tellarites, who are Space ''Dwarves'', complete with a rivalry with the local elves in the Vulcans.

* The Lunarians from ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'', who as their name indicates hail from the moon. They're originally from Earth, but left thousands of years ago to escape the UsefulNotes/{{Shinto}} concept of impurity, which they claim is the source of all death. Apparently it worked, but they're kind of jerks about it anyway.

* The Syreen from the ''VideoGame/StarControl'' series of games fit the bill very well, being a blue-skinned, psychic, race composed of females, or at least males do not appear in-game.