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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: 2026-08-18 · 25 entries checked · 7 flagged · 19 issues confirmed · 7 corrected · 12 still open
Dr. Evil — Dr. Evil is the younger brother of Austin Powers, but the entry says 'younger brother' in the intro and tagline; in canon, Dr. Evil is the older brother (Austin is the younger).
Dr. Evil — The entry states Dr. Evil's mother was a '15-year-old French prostitute named Chloe with webbed feet.' In the film, Dr. Evil says his mother was a '15-year-old French prostitute named Chloe' but does not mention webbed feet; that detail is invented.
Dr. Goldmember — Goldmember's lair is not behind the Hollywood Sign; in the film, his lair is located beneath the Hollywood Sign, accessed via a secret entrance in the sign itself.
Dr. Goldmember — Goldmember's plan does not involve pulling a meteor into Earth; his tractor beam is used to pull a meteorite (or a large rock) into Earth, but the specific object is a giant meteorite that he and Dr. Evil plan to use for ransom, not a meteor (which is a differ
Dr. Evil's Organization — Dr. Evil's backstory involving a Belgian baker father with narcolepsy and a French prostitute mother named Chloe is not from the films; his parents are never described this way in canon.
Dr. Evil's Organization — Dr. Evil is not named Douglas 'Dougie' Powers, and their separation was not caused by a car explosion (canon states they were separated at birth/given away).
Austin Powers in Goldmember — Key Ally is listed as Number 2, but the primary ally in the film is Austin's father, Nigel Powers. Number 2 is a minor character in this installment.
Austin Powers in Goldmember — The film does not feature a cameo by 'Michael Jackson's uncle.' The cameo is by Michael Jackson himself, who plays a character named 'Austinpussy' (a parody of Austin Powers) in a brief scene.
The Spy Who Shagged Me — The entry states 'Key Ally=Agent Number Two', but in the film, Austin's key ally is Agent Number Two's successor, Vanessa Kensington (or later Felicity Shagwell); Number Two is a villain working for Dr. Evil, not an ally.
The Spy Who Shagged Me — The entry says 'Setting Era=1960s and 1999', but the film's present-day scenes are set in 1997, not 1999 (as established by the first film's cryogenic thaw in 1997 and the sequel's immediate continuation).
Dr. Evil's Moon Base — The entry states that the Moon Base is the location where Austin Powers infiltrates to rescue his father, Nigel Powers. In the film Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, Austin rescues his father, Nigel Powers, not from the Moon Base, but from Dr. Evil's secr
Dr. Evil's Moon Base — The entry claims the Moon Base is the 'primary stronghold for the franchise's iconic antagonist during the events of the second film.' While it is a key location, Dr. Evil's primary stronghold in the second film is his secret lair (the volcano base), where he
MI6 Headquarters — Nigel Powers was not killed in a hit-and-run accident involving a steamroller; he is alive and appears in Austin Powers in Goldmember, where he is captured by Dr. Evil and later rescued.
MI6 Headquarters — Agent Shagwell is not a real character in the Austin Powers franchise; the correct name is 'Felicity Shagwell,' but she is an American CIA agent, not an MI6 agent, and the facility is not depicted as her primary debriefing location.
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