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- Rolling Thunder is the ninth mission in Battlefield 2: Modern Combat.
- Rolling Thunder was a steel bobsled roller coaster that was built in 1989. It was relocated to The Great Escape in 1996 and was replaced with Raging Bull
- Rolling Thunder was a Lion Warden technique which taught how to maximize the advantage mounted troops received against infantry, but also taught how to counteract the benefits of cavalry should they face mounted opponents while on foot.
- Quickpaw, apprentice of Thunderclan, is desperately trying to rally the chosen together, but that's not as easy as it sounds. The clans enemies, however, are not short of evil schemes, and are battering the cats with deadly, unsuspected attacks. Quickpaws knows, that if she can't do something drastic, and fast, her clan mates will suffer even more! But what if she just isn't strong or brave enough to save those she is destined to protect? Can Quickpaw fulfill the prophesy? Or will the clans be annihilated once and for all?
- Rolling Thunder was a New Republic Nebulon-B frigate employed as a light starfighter carrier. It participated in several major battles in support of Spectre Squadron, including the Battle of Jandor. The frigate started its life as the Imperial convoy escort ship Ruthenium, and was captured by the Alliance in 2 ABY.
- Rolling Thunder is mission 5A in Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception.
- Rolling Thunder is the second chapter of the first act in Gears of War 2. Taking place on a mobile drilling platform called a Derrick, the chapter sees Marcus Fenix and the Gears of Delta Squad defending the rig on its way to the town of Landown.
- Rolling Thunder is a Mark-2 American Jaeger. It is a 5th Mark-2 Jaeger produced in 2015 after the Brawler Yukon Era in 2015
- Rolling Thunder is the fifth of six missions in Medal of Honor: Frontline.
- |-|KMS 1.2.257= File:Skill Rolling Thunder.png 드래곤 스위프트 - 썬더 보너스 어택
* Class: Evan
* Type: Passive
* Level Requirement: 183
* Maximum Level: 1
- Rolling Thunder được sử dụng bởi Ichinose và các thành viên của Unicorn trong trận đấu của họ với Inazuma Japan, họ dùng nó để đánh bại hàng thủ của Inazuma Japan và tạo cơ hội cho đội trưởng Mark ghi bàn thắng thứ 3 bằng Gran Fenrir. Tuy nhiên đến gần cuối trận, chiến thuật này đã bị Fudou nhìn ra điểm yếu và đánh bại nó, giúp Inazuma Japan ghi bàn thắng gỡ hòa.
- Steed of Finovan.
* It would run over land, water and air at the same speed. Source: Book of Heortling Mythology
- The "Wiz-Bang! Wizard Attack Powers by School" article in Dragon #403 added the evocation keyword to rolling thunder.[Dr403] It is considered a poor choice despite the strong initial damage, as the secondary effect is only likely to activate once with only limited damage. [Charop Wizard]
- Rolling Thunder (クイックフリッカー Kuikkufurikkaa?, "Quick Flicker") is a gun-based arte used by Ludger Will Kresnik and Victor in Tales of Xillia 2.
- Rolling Thunder (ローリングサンダー, Rōringu Sandā) is an offensive hissatsu tactic.
- Rolling Thunder is a passive shaman ability learned at level 20 for those with the elemental specialization. While [Lightning Shield] is active, any damage dealt by [Lightning Bolt] or [Chain Lightning] gives a chance for the shaman to recover a small amount of mana and generate another charge of the Lightning Shield.
- For a different casting with a similar name see Rollin' Thunder.
- Once having used her Fists of Lightning jutsu, Izumi fights with a brand of combat known as the Rolling Thunder style. Similar to the Gentle Fist style used by members of the Hyuga Clan, this style of fighting is much more calculating and defensive rather than offensive and is used to quickly subdue targets in combat. Users of this technique perform quick, numbing strikes at the target's limbs - typically arms, chest, and legs - to render them unable to fight back. Simultaneously, the excess energy that comes from imbuing the user's body with chakra also enhances their natural reaction time in a method similar to the Body Flicker Technique. This allows for a barrage of attacks in quick succession meant to overwhelm opponents. Some ANBU from the Hidden Cloud Village have begun adopting this
- In 1973, Major Charles Rane (Devane) returns home to a small Texas town with his friend, Sergeant First Class Johnny Vohden (Jones), after spending seven years as a POW in Hanoi. He finds a home very different from the one he left when he meets his wife Janet (Lisa Blake Richards), his son Mark (Jordan Gerler), and local policeman Cliff (Lawrason Driscoll), waiting to drive him home. Rane soon realizes that his son doesn't remember him, and that Cliff seems overly familiar with Janet and Mark. Janet admits that she has become engaged to Cliff and has no plans to break it off, despite still having feelings for Rane. Rane stoically accepts this, but privately reacts by self-imposing the same institutionalized daily regime he had in captivity.
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