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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 · 30 entries checked · 13 flagged · 29 issues confirmed · 13 corrected · 16 still open
Immortan Joe — The entry states Immortan Joe's death is 'at the hands of Max and Nux,' but in canon, Nux sacrifices himself earlier and Joe is killed by Furiosa with Max's assistance.
Immortan Joe — The entry says Joe controls 'gasoline,' but in canon the primary fuel is called guzzolene.
Max Rockatansky — The claim that Max's last name was chosen as an homage to Carl von Rokitansky is attributed to film critic Justin Chang, but this is not a widely confirmed canon fact; it is a speculative claim by a critic, not an established part of the official canon.
Max Rockatansky — In the LORE section, it states that Goose was burned alive after his motorcycle was set on fire. In the film, Goose is attacked by the gang, his motorcycle is set on fire, and he is later found severely burned but not explicitly shown being burned alive on scr
Toecutter — The intro says 'kills Max's wife and child,' but Jessie survives (though comatose), so only Sprog is killed.
Children of the Wasteland — The claim that 'Max is captured by War Boys at the beginning of the film; there is no opening sequence where he flees with a young girl' is factually incorrect because Fury Road's opening does show Max fleeing War Boys and interacting with a young girl.
Children of the Wasteland — The claim that 'The Vuvalini... actively protect and teach these children about the world before the collapse' is not supported by canon; the Vuvalini are not shown protecting or teaching children.
Pappagallo's Gang — The tanker truck was not filled with dirt/mud; it was filled with sand, which leaked out to simulate fuel loss.
Pappagallo's Gang — The Feral Kid does not kill Wez's partner with a metal boomerang; he kills the Golden Youth (Wez's partner) with a sharpened metal boomerang, but the weapon is typically described as a metal blade or shuriken-like object, not a boomerang.
The Vuvalini — The Vuvalini first appear when Furiosa and the Wives encounter them at the 'Green Place' (a poisoned swamp), not on the salt flat.
The Vuvalini — During their first encounter, the Oldest Mother introduces herself and the group as 'The Vuvalini of the Many Mothers' without Furiosa asking 'Who are they?'
Green Place of Aunty Entity — Furiosa is not one of the Vuvalini; she was taken from them as a child and raised by Immortan Joe's people.
Green Place of Aunty Entity — The Green Place is not 'mythical' or 'largely believed destroyed or fictional' in canon; it is a real, known location that the Vuvalini still inhabit in Mad Max: Fury Road, though it has become a poisoned swamp by the time of the film.
V8 Interceptor — The car's destruction is misattributed to Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior; it was actually destroyed in Mad Max: Fury Road.
V8 Interceptor — The claim that the car was repurposed from the police garage after quitting the force is inaccurate; Max takes it while still a Main Force Patrol officer.
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