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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 30 entries checked · 25 flagged · 68 issues confirmed · 25 corrected · 43 still open
Raven — The claim that 'Raven' applies to any independent mercenary pilot across all timelines is incorrect; in Armored Core V, pilots are designated as 'Operatives'.
Raven — The entry implies a single 'series timeline', but the franchise consists of multiple distinct universes (e.g., AC1-3/Nexus, AC4/FA, ACV, AC6) rather than one continuous history.
Bastion — The entry incorrectly attributes the 'C4-XXXX' Raven designation system, which is specific to Armored Core VI, to Armored Core: For Answer, where no such official roster or rival call sign exists.
Valkyrie — The entry incorrectly states there is no canonical pilot or codename 'Valkyrie', as Valkyrie appears as a recognized enemy pilot/codename in Armored Core 2 and Armored Core 2: Another Age.
Specter — The entry incorrectly identifies Walter as a rival pilot; in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon, he serves as the Handler.
Specter — The entry lists Kael as an existing canonical rival character, but no such prominent character exists in the main Armored Core series lore.
Euphrates — The entry incorrectly identifies 'Euphrates' as a sovereign nation-state or the 'Euphrates Federation'; in Armored Core lore (AC4/For Answer), Euphrates is a major mercenary corporation, not a country.
Euphrates — The claim that Euphrates fields its own 'national military forces' is factually incorrect; as a mercenary corporation, they field private contractors rather than a standing national army.
Cagney — "Raven's Nest" is not a corporate entity name; Ravens are independent mercenaries operating out of facilities known as The Nest (introduced in AC4/For Answer/Verdict Day)
Cagney — "United Nations Space Forces" is not the standard canonical designation; early titles feature the UN Peacekeeping Force, while later entries focus on corporate factions
United Nations — Notable Appearance=Armored Core 2 (UN Space Force): There is no faction known as the 'United Nations' or 'UN Space Force' in Armored Core 2; the game focuses on corporate warfare and mercenaries, with nation-state military structures largely collapsed.
United Nations — Role=Global Regulation & Peacekeeping: In Armored Core lore (particularly AC1/AC2), traditional international bodies like the UN are depicted as defunct or powerless against corporate hegemony, rather than active regulatory forces clashing with PMCs.
Project Valkyrie — Garlond Ironworks and Hayner's Group are Final Fantasy franchises elements, not Armored Core VI factions; the actual corporations are Arquebus, V.I. Industries, and Balteus.
Project Valkyrie — The entry incorrectly states there are only two major factions; Armored Core VI features three primary corporations (Arquebus, V.I., Balteus) alongside the Rubicon Liberation Front.
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