Abstract: A new species of capacitive mass energy storage system employing eutectic liquid metallic materials and 2D/2.5D electrode structures to achieve energy densities capable of replacing battery chemistries as well as petrochemical fuels. The system utilizes metallic bonding principles and submicron-scale electrode separation to sequester high electrical and ionic charge values. Operating at substantially higher voltages than conventional capacitors, the system employs synergistic charge storage mechanisms, and specialized fabrication techniques including capillary printing. Simulations show that the technology provides high energy density simultaneous with rapid charging and near instant discharging capabilities, configurable power output in DC or AC forms, and thermal stability at elevated temperatures. Applications include electric vehicles, autonomous robotics, and medical devices, among others.