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- Anger is one of the three Gray Sisters, who shares an eye and a tooth with her sisters, Wasp and Tempest. They also go by other variations of the name such as "Gray Witches" or the Graeae and are considered to be the sisters of the Gorgons. She and her sisters drive the Chariot of Damnation, or the Gray Sisters' Taxi as it is called in New York.
- Anger is one the 8 basic emotions. While intesity varies its indicated by following: 1.
* Eyebrowns down and together (A4) 1.
* Eyes glare 1.
* Narrowing of the lips. Depending on the amount of anger there can be more or less signs in different intensity,
- Anger is a measure of how angry your god is with you. It is a Bad Idea to ask your god for favors when it is angry with you. If you sufficiently annoy any god, it may smite you. Your god can be mollified by sacrificing sufficiently powerful monsters at a coaligned altar.
- Anger was one of five Force Priestesses who had sustained their consciousness in the Force after death and dwelt on the Wellspring of Life.
- Those who experience anger will often make clench their fists for extended periods of time, and have been known to simultaneously cry. Persons who suffer from extreme anger are often referred to as having a temper or a piece of shit.
- Anger was an invertible wedge-shaped ramming robot built by Team Die Gracefully Robotics in 2009 . This machine - equipped with a front scoop and two big exposed wheels - was the first robot built by this team who made their debut in 2010.
- Anger (Ira en España, Furia en Latinoamérica) es un personaje de la película Inside Out
- Anger is a Rare figure part of the Inside Out collection.
- Lewis Black describes Anger as follows: "He's angry. He knows the group is well-meaning and they try hard, but they don't get how things should work as well as he does. So he has to stay on top of everything, and the only way he knows how to get their attention, keep it, and make sure they get things done right is by getting angry. He is comfortable with his anger. It makes him happy. But when pushed too far, the top of his head bursts into flames."
- Anger is a spell of the Hypnotist. Causes a target to become angery, increasing its attack speed by 75% while doing 10 damage per second to it. Stacks with Pump Up.
- "Anger" is a short story by Inverarity. The story was written for the LiveJournel PPHP Fic Exchange, "Between the Shadow and the Soul." The story is rated NC-17 for sexual situations; one must be logged into LiveJournal and belong to the pphpficexchange community in order to read the story.
- Anger is when you get real mad at something and you don't know what to do, so you start buying stocks off of ebay (it's possible). Then, you buy some kind of bug spray and then spray it in the eyes of your neighbor just because you can.
- This is the first original Vocaloid song by Tripshots. The WIP version without PV was uploaded on December 12, 2007 on Nicovideo. The full version was released some five months later.
- Anger was the monstrous son of the sorceress, Mist. He resided with her in Mist Keep along with his twin brother Wrath. He appeared like an enormous Jaghut, nearly two fathoms high. But his enormous jutting tusks were coarser and his brow ridge was thicker than a Jaghut's. He also possessed "massed ropy manes of hair" that hung to his shoulders. The Crimson Guard mage, Gwynn, sensed that he had been "twisted" in the womb.
- Anger is an emotion, a feeling of extreme displeasure. Antiquated Earth religions consider feeling angry a sin against deity and unhealthy for one's eternal soul. (ST novel: The Unhappy Ones) Anger and intense frustration or dislike are the cure to the plant spores infesting Omicron Ceti III. (TOS episode: "This Side of Paradise") Prolonged exposure to unstable Tholian space results in damage to humanoid brain tissue. This leads to angry fits of rage, paranoid insanity and death. (TOS episode: "The Tholian Web")
- The following is excerpted from Strengthening Marriage: A Resource Guide for Couples, Overcoming Anger, 15-17. President Gordon B. Hinckley taught that “temper is a vicious and corrosive thing that destroys affection and casts out love.“ (Ensign, May 1991, 74.) Elder Lynn G. Robbins of the Seventy described anger as the “thought-sin that leads to hostile feelings or behavior. It is the detonator of road rage on the freeway, flare-ups in the sports arena, and domestic violence in homes.” (Ensign, May 1998, 80–81.)
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