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Revision as of 23:56, 8 November 2019
The MotoFury is a Nerf blaster that was released in summer of 2017 under the Nitro series. It requires four "AA" batteries to be operated.
It comes packaged in the MotoFury Rapid Rally product set.
Details
The MotoFury fires Foam Cars instead of darts. It can only fire if it is on a level surface; the bottom of the blaster can be pressed on while holding it, which will allow it to fire when not on the ground.
It is battery powered and so far, the first Nitro blaster to do so. It is essentially the flagship blaster of the Nitro series. It is also the first clip-fed Nitro blaster, as it uses a nine car clip. On the side, there is a jam door, and on the top is a flip-up sight.
Trivia
- For reasons unknown, there is a delay every time a foam car is fired.[1]
- The blaster's name could be a reference to the N-Strike Mega RotoFury, a Nerf dart blaster.
References
- ↑
Wazzup1207 (2017-05-01). MotoFury Rapid Rally Unboxing, Review & Firing (Video). YouTube. Retrieved on 2017-09-12.
| view • editNitro blasters | |
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| 2017 | DuelFury • FlashFury • LongShot • MotoFury • ThrottleShot |
| 2018 | AeroFury • Doubleclutch |
| 2019 | FlameShot blaster • SmashShot |