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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-21 · 28 entries checked · 7 flagged · 12 issues confirmed · 7 corrected · 5 still open
Immortan Joe — Hugh Keays-Byrne played Toecutter in the original Mad Max (1979), not Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior.
The Splendid Angharad — The STATS section incorrectly states that Angharad's status is 'Heavily Damaged' and that she was driven back to the Citadel; in canon, she dies during the film when she falls under the War Rig's wheels.
The Splendid Angharad — The LORE and DID YOU KNOW sections describe the War Rig (a vehicle) rather than the character Angharad, which is a misattribution of facts about the vehicle to the character entry.
The Vuvalini — The Vuvalini are not all killed or incapacitated before the final assault on the Citadel; the Keeper of the Seeds survives and is seen alive at the Citadel after the battle.
The War Rig Crew — The Five Wives were selected from within the Citadel's population, not from outside communities, and they were bred and trained as slaves within the Citadel.
The War Rig — Nux's V8 Interceptor plays a crucial role in protecting the War Rig during its journey across the wasteland. Nux's vehicle is not called the 'V8 Interceptor' in the film; that name belongs to Max's Pursuit Special.
Imperator Furiosa — The entry states Furiosa is the 'primary protagonist' of the post-apocalyptic saga, but in Fury Road, Max Rockatansky is the primary protagonist, with Furiosa as a co-protagonist.
Imperator Furiosa — The entry says she was 'taken from the Green Place as a child,' but the film and tie-in comics establish she was taken as a young girl, not a child (she was old enough to remember and be trained as a War Boy).
The War Rig — The War Rig does not carry water and guzzolene simultaneously; in the film, it is explicitly transporting only guzzolene (fuel) from Gas Town to the Citadel, not water.
The War Rig — The War Rig is not returned intact to the Citadel in the final scene; it is heavily damaged and left behind in the Citadel's courtyard, with Furiosa and Max arriving on a different vehicle (the Gigahorse).
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