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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 22 entries checked · 8 flagged · 23 issues confirmed · 8 corrected · 15 still open
Domovoi Butler — In the 2020 film adaptation, Artemis's father is kidnapped by the Russian Mafiya, but in the canon of the books (which the entry seems to conflate with the film), the kidnapping is by the Russian Mafiya as well, but the entry states 'When Artemis's father is k
Opal Koboi — The entry states Opal Koboi is the primary antagonist in *Artemis Fowl and the Opal Deception*, but she is also a major antagonist in later books, and the description of her as 'primary antagonist' is not a factual error per se, but the claim that her second r
Commander Root — Root sends Holly Short directly to retrieve the Book from Fowl Manor after learning of the theft: In the canon, Root sends Holly to retrieve the Book after Artemis Fowl II contacts the LEP and demands a ransom, not immediately upon learning of the theft.
Commander Root — Root authorizes Holly Short to investigate an unauthorized creature reaching the surface, even though her father was killed in a cave-in unrelated to the artifact: In the canon, Holly's father was killed in a cave-in, but this is not mentioned as a reason for
The ESB — The acronym LEPrecon stands for Lower Elements Police Reconnaissance, but the entry states it reflects jurisdiction over all fairy activities on Earth. In canon, LEPrecon is specifically the reconnaissance division, not the entire LEP, and its jurisdiction is
The ESB — Commander Julius Root is described as a fairy (dwarf-like species). In canon, Root is an elf, not a dwarf-like species.
The People — The LEPrecon is not the primary law enforcement body; the LEP (Lower Elements Police) is the main police force, while LEPrecon is a specialized reconnaissance unit within the LEP.
The People — The claim that 'Humans are strictly forbidden from knowing their existence under penalty of memory alteration' is misleading; while memory alteration is used, the penalty for humans knowing about the People is not universally memory alteration—it can include o
Leprechaun Gold — The entry incorrectly states Lord Hugh Fowl tricked a sprite out of gold in the 18th century; canon establishes this event occurred in the 17th century (specifically the 1600s).
Leprechaun Gold — The entry claims Artemis kept the ransom gold and returned the tracked fairy gold, whereas canon confirms he returned the stolen gold to the LEP as part of the deal while secretly keeping a portion hidden in Fowl Manor's foundations.
Eternity Code — The C Cube demonstration caused a brief power surge disrupting fairy technology rather than a total shutdown of all systems including Foaly's.
Eternity Code — Mulch Diggums returned the gold medallion containing Artemis' memories to Artemis himself, not to his mother.
The Underground — The claim that 'nanotechnology is primarily restricted to medical and healing applications' is incorrect; in canon, nanites are used for a wide range of purposes including construction.
The Underground — The statement that 'communication is handled by traditional fairy technology like the Book...' is misleading; the Book is a code of laws and history, not a communication device.
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