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| - The Old Ones are the humans of the old world, specifically humanity up to 2066 A.D.
- The Old Ones have the power to make children magically disappear. They have caused 171,893,798.685,349,677,688,699,509 child disappearances. Don't be too curious and ask us what type of magic they use. If you do, we will kill a kitten. Slowly and painfully. The names of the Old Ones were unknown for centuries. Centuries and centuries. But our master detectives have revealed that they are named Tinky, Dip, Laa, and PoPo. The Teletubbies' names are actually derivatives of the Old Ones' names. This is because the Mother Teletubby is dumb.
- The Old Ones were an ancient culture in the Tortallan Universe. Ruins of their buildings still exist in Tortall. Some are in the barony of Olau and Myles of Olau used to explore them when he was younger. He even planned to write a book about them. Myles once took Alanna of Trebond to the ruins and she found her sword, Lightning, there.
- The Old Ones are a race of extradimensional beings referenced to by Egon Spengler in two episodes which are "The Collect Call of Cathulhu" and "Russian About".
- The Old Ones is a name sometimes given to ancient, elemental spirits. Often human ancestors worshiped them as gods, but they are not, though they can be powerful, and are known to be liars.
- The Old Ones is a term used to identify the Delsharan people, a race of Elarans that were the majority population on the planet between c. KY 80,450 BGC and 579 BGC.
- The term Old Ones could refer to:
* Old Ones (Exo III), of Exo III
* Old Ones (extragalactic), extragalactic beings who sent Korob and Sylvia to Pyris VII to explore
- The Old Ones, sometimes called The Great Old Ones, were an advanced society of humans who ruled All-World thousands of years ago. The Old Ones developed advanced technologies and disappeared after they began to war between themselves. The Old Ones never actually appear in The Dark Tower Series. Their empire is referred to simply as The Imperium.
- A mythical Manimati tribe of Peloria
* They wore no cloth.
* They went away "with the Old Songs of the Sons of Verondum".
* When the Ram People overran their lands, they returned to Survargar,
* They helped the Damuski to contact Perakosus. Source: Glorious ReAscent
- The Old Ones was the name given to the humanoid inhabitants of Exo III who lived at least one million years ago. When their sun began to dim, they moved underground and created android servants. These androids developed self-awareness and killed their masters. (TOS episode & novelization: What Are Little Girls Made Of?)
- The Old Ones, or the Parents, are above the 13 Bloodlines. They are the unofficial but true heads of the Illuminati. There are only about twenty of them; it is not known how many there are due to the extremely high level of classification.
- The Old Ones were a number of mannish peoples or tribes indigenous to the continents of Southernesse. They were often believed to have been related to the Barangils of Far-Harad, the Narnerim Men of the South-eastern Regions and the Drûghu. See:
* Anzeti
* Jaaderi
* Jinteni
* Kinsai
* Kuluku
* Lankani
* Ochu
* Sharaeki
* Thesian
* Vajaari
- The Old Ones were the original inhabitants of the Kathol sector The Kathol were said to have decended from them. Abeloth was said to be one of them.
- The Old Ones are an ancient intelligent race of nearly immortal creatures of a slow and cold-blooded intelligence who may have been reptilian in nature. The Old Ones were probably the first species in the Milky Way Galaxy to have evolved sentience (though the C'tan, born at the creation of the galaxy, predate the Old Ones, though they did not partake in the affairs of the galaxy until the Necrontyr gave them physical bodies just before the War in Heaven). The Old Ones possessed extremely advanced technology and potent psychic powers that made them essentially the masters of the Immaterium. It was the Old Ones who first created the Webway that was later perfected and expanded by their Eldar servants, and they used its corrdiors to travel through the Immaterium instantaneously moving between
- The Old Ones are an ancient star-faring race who manipulated the course of life on the Warhammer World. They guided the evolution and caused the creation of many of the modern planet's fauna and flora. Their most enduring creations were the Lizardmen, Elves, Dwarfs, Humans, Ogres and Halflings.
- Mightiest among the Old Ones was Icthultu. Due to their appearance and power, they were often regarded as deities whenever they crossed dimensions. So too for the Thanagarians. The Old Ones fed on the worship and sacrifice, but eventually, the Thanagarians rejected them and moved on. Icthultu returned once more to plague Atlantis. Now, with help from Doctor Fate, Solomon Grundy and the Justice League, the Aquaman repelled them. Icthultu was killed, the others retreated.
- The origin of the Lizardmen is a tale that goes back to a primeval era when the world was dark and largely encased by thick sheets of ice. Long before Chaos came to the world, in a time before Elves, Dwarfs or Men, the land was ruled by titanic monsters. These enormous creatures battled for dominance and the warmest regions, those nearest the equatorial band, became the most highly contested zones. Some of these life forms were unthinking creatures of pure instinct, others were established civilizations that rose and fell in that forgotten age. Of that time of eternal twilight there is little knowledge, although buried ruins and descendant creatures still remain.
- The Old Ones are members of the Light. Those who fight for the Light includes mostly a circle of immortals known as the Old Ones which stretches throughout time and all over the world. The Old Ones possess a number of abilities which give them to power to erase memories, travel through time, the air, water and among the constellations. Unlike mortals, the Old Ones are only loosely placed in time through which they can travel in a blink of an eye.
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