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I'm not sure specifically which 'its fury' this refers to. It could be a movie, a book, or some other form of media. Without more context, it's hard to say exactly what it's about.

The movie Fury has no direct association with Sgt Fury in comics. They are distinct entities with no shared narrative elements or character links. The movie was developed independently of the comic character Sgt Fury.

FC Fury 1 was a game on the FC platform. It was a very fun cartoon adventure game. In the game, players had to constantly attack their enemies. The protagonist was already invincible. This game was considered one of the longest single-level games in FC games. Although the movements were not flexible enough, it was still challenging. The difficulty of Rage 1 was that its movements were not flexible. In addition, there were many bullets in some places, so it was considered one of the most disgusting FC games by some players. Although there was an unlimited passcode, very few people were willing to pass it a second time. The game version of Rage 1 was the American version. It was difficult to find any video of FC Rage 1's process and the introduction of the props on mainstream websites.

Well, it depends on how you define Fury. If you're referring to certain fictional characters named Fury, then yes. But if it's about a real person or event named Fury, it could be non-fictional. Context is key.

Yes, there are such fanfictions. In some of them, the main idea might be to create a whole new universe where the powers and legacies of Naruto and Goku are intertwined. Maybe Naruto inherits Goku's Saiyan strength and fighting spirit, and combines it with his own ninja skills. This could lead to really epic battles and new storylines where he faces enemies that require both his ninja and Saiyan abilities to defeat.

Sure. If 'its fury' was about a criminal case. The movie could show the real - life events that led to the criminal's fury. For example, if the criminal was wronged in some way in the past, the movie would depict those events truthfully and then show how that built up to their furious actions.

The Green Version of Raging Blade was an exciting and casual mobile games. Players could release their inner anger and cut down all obstacles and enemies with one slash, enjoying the endless pleasure of killing. This game provided a green version developed by the company. There were no advertisements and no in-game purchases, allowing players to play happily. The green version of Raging Blade also provided a variety of combinations and joint skills. Players could choose different heroes and character classes to experience the game. In addition, the game also had a title system and five body upgrades. Players could upgrade their titles by consuming merit points, obtaining exclusive titles and attribute bonuses to increase their combat strength. The search results did not mention the specific map and class characteristics of the green version of Furious Blade.

The Green Version of Raging Blade was an exciting and casual mobile games. Players could release their inner anger and cut down all obstacles and enemies with one slash, enjoying the endless pleasure of killing. This game provided a green version developed by the company. There were no advertisements and no in-game purchases, allowing players to play happily. The green version of Raging Blade also provided a variety of combinations and joint skills. Players could choose different heroes and character classes to experience the game. In addition, the game also had a title system and five body upgrades. Players could upgrade their titles by consuming merit points, obtaining exclusive titles and attribute bonuses to increase their combat strength. The search results did not mention the specific map and class characteristics of the green version of Furious Blade.

Yes, it was real - based. It showed real aspects of WWII tank warfare.

Yes, 'Fury' was based on real events to some extent. It incorporated elements of the real - life experiences of tank crews during World War II.