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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 23 entries checked · 14 flagged · 27 issues confirmed · 14 corrected · 13 still open
Andalites — The encyclopedia incorrectly claims Elfangor and Aldrea lived among humans for an extended period in the main series; Elfangor died shortly after arrival in Book 1 without integrating into human society, and Aldrea's time on Earth is depicted primarily in The
Hork-Bajir — The Hork-Bajir homeworld location in the 'galaxy's outer rim' is not supported by canon and uses non-series terminology.
Hork-Bajir — Describing Hork-Bajir as having a 'mouth full of sharp teeth' contradicts their established herbivorous biology with blunt, grinding teeth.
Andalite Resistance — Elfangor's morphing power was not disabled by injury; he was physically unable to morph due to being trapped under wreckage and critical condition.
Andalite Resistance — There is no formally named 'Andalite Resistance' faction in canon; the opposition consists of the Andalite military and Animorphs.
The Animorphs — The initial encounter with Elfangor involved only four humans (Jake, Rachel, Tobias, Cassie); Marco was not present at that first meeting.
Day of the Yeerks — The Yeerk Empire was not still intact at the time of the broadcast—this is correct, but the entry says 'the Yeerk Emperor was not dead at the time of the broadcast; his death occurs later in the same book.' This is accurate, but the entry also says 'the Yeerk
Day of the Yeerks — The entry claims 'the Animorphs continue their covert resistance afterward' and 'this event did not end the era of secret controllers.' This is factually incorrect: Book 54 is the final book of the series, and the Animorphs' covert resistance effectively ends
The Ultimate Game (Ellimist) — The claim that 'Neither entity can personally destroy armies or alter events directly' is inaccurate because the Ellimist and Crayak frequently intervene directly in events (e.g., time travel, destroying ships) while only being restricted from directly killing
Hork-Bajir Lost Colony — Dak Hamee is not the son of 'Dak Hamee Sr.'; his father is named Dak Hamee without a 'Sr.' distinction in canon, and his mother is Jara Hamee, not an unnamed female.
Mental Strain — The time limit is not exactly two hours; it is approximately two hours, with some characters able to stretch it slightly or experience variations (e.g., Tobias as a hawk could stay in morph indefinitely, and the limit is not a hard, universal 'exactly two hour
Mental Strain — The claim that 'staying in a form beyond roughly two hours risks being permanently trapped' is misleading: the actual danger is that if you stay in morph too long, you may lose the ability to demorph, but the exact time varies and is not a strict 'two-hour' cu
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