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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 · 24 entries checked · 15 flagged · 41 issues confirmed · 15 corrected · 26 still open
Kevin Levin — Kevin Levin's ability to absorb matter and DNA to create hybrid forms was not a standard power in the original series; it was introduced in Alien Force.
Kevin Levin — The claim that Kevin learned to stabilize his abilities by absorbing matter and DNA as a standard power from the original series is incorrect; this power set originated in Alien Force.
Ben Tennyson — The entry states Ben finds the Omnitrix attached to a crashed meteorite during a summer vacation; in canon, it is found in a crashed pod in the woods, not attached to a meteorite.
Ben Tennyson — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states 'The character is voiced by Tara Strong as a child and Yuri Lowenthal as a teenager throughout the franchise,' which is inaccurate for the reboot series (2016–2021), where Ben is only 10 years old and voiced by Tara Strong thr
Charmcaster — Gwen learns magic from Hex's spellbook in the original series episode 'The Unnaturals' (Season 4), not in Alien Force.
Dr. Animo — Dr. Animo does not appear in Ben 10: Alien Force; his first reappearance after the original series is in Ben 10: Ultimate Alien.
Plumbers — The Earth branch was not originally founded by humans like Max Tennyson; it was established by the alien known as Xylene, who recruited Max Tennyson and others.
Plumbers — Magister Labrid is not a key figure in the same sense as Max Tennyson; he is a minor character who appears in only a few episodes and is killed off, whereas key figures include Magister Patelliday or Magister Ghilhil.
Forever Knights — Sir Cyrano is not a key member of the Forever Knights; he is a separate character from the Plumbers' Helpers in the original series, not a leader of the Forever Knights.
Forever Knights — The claim that the Forever Knights' armor is 'black with red or orange accents' is inconsistent; their armor is typically depicted as silver/gray with red or orange accents, not primarily black.
Incursean Empire — The first appearance is listed as 'War of the Worlds: Part 1', but the Incursean Empire first appears in the episode 'Vengeance of Vilgax: Part 1' (Ben 10: Alien Force, Season 2).
Incursean Empire — The tagline and lore describe the Incurseans as wearing 'purple armor' and 'purple and red armored suits', but their standard armor is predominantly green and yellow (or green and red for some variants), not purple.
Plumber Organization Founding — The entry states the Plumbers are an intergalactic law enforcement agency whose founding is 'lost to time,' but canon shows the Earth branch was founded in the early 1900s by humans like Max Tennyson's grandfather.
Plumber Organization Founding — The entry claims the Plumbers have existed 'for generations prior to modern human history,' but canon establishes the Earth branch was founded in the early 1900s, not before human history.
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