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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: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 26 flagged · 52 issues confirmed · 26 corrected · 26 still open
Katara — Zuko did not lose his firebending after being struck by Azula's lightning in Book Two; it was Aang who was struck by Azula's lightning (in 'The Crossroads of Destiny') and temporarily lost access to the Avatar State.
Katara — Katara used spirit water to save Aang's life during 'The Siege of the North' (Book 1 Finale), at which point she had already begun formal combat training under Master Pakku in the Northern Water Tribe, not before.
Aang — Aang's first involuntary entry into the Avatar State at age 12 was triggered by a storm while fleeing the Air Temple to save Appa, not by a Fire Nation soldier threatening Katara and Sokka (which occurred after he thawed from the iceberg).
Aang — The Fire Nation had not fully conquered three other nations when Aang awakened; the Air Nomads were extinct, the Earth Kingdom was only partially occupied, and the Northern Water Tribe remained independent.
Jeong Jeong — Tagline incorrectly states Jeong Jeong 'fled the throne'; he was a Fire Nation Admiral who deserted his military post, not royalty.
Jeong Jeong — Lore section inaccurately claims Zhao's threat was neutralized 'without shedding a drop of blood'; the show clearly depicts Jeong Jeong's fire wall severely burning and injuring Zhao's soldiers.
Zhao — The claim that Zuko brought Aang to Admiral Zhao is incorrect; Zuko captured Aang in 'The Avatar Returns', but Aang escaped before meeting Zhao. They met at the Northern Water Tribe during the Siege of the North without Aang being a prisoner handed over by Zuk
Roku — Claim that 'Roku initially struggled with Firebending due to his reluctance to use it aggressively' is invented lore; canon establishes Roku as a prodigy who mastered all elements by age 16 without specific struggle regarding his native element.
Roku — Statement that Sozin abandoned Roku 'during the cave collapse' misrepresents the sequence of events; Sozin left before the final collapse occurred, abandoning Roku while he was still attempting to seal the fissure.
Southern Water Tribe — The Southern Water Tribe was led by Gran Gran (Kanna) during Hakoda's absence, not a formal Council of Elders.
Southern Water Tribe — Sokka traveled to the Northern Water Tribe for allies and protection, not to learn waterbending techniques, as he is a non-bender.
Dai Li — Claim that brainwashed dissidents are generically known as 'Joo Dees' is incorrect; Joo Dee is a specific title/character name for Dai Li agents posing as guides, not a term for all victims.
Dai Li — Claim that Ba Sing Se's massive walls were constructed during Avatar Kyoshi's era is incorrect; the city and its initial fortifications predate Kyoshi by centuries.
Kyoshi Warriors — The entry incorrectly claims Commander Zhao perished at the end of Book 1; canon establishes he survived and returned as an Admiral in Book 3.
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