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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 · 7 flagged · 12 issues confirmed · 5 corrected · 7 still open
Griffith — The entry incorrectly states Griffith's human form is 'deceased', as he canonically regains a living physical form through rebirth involving the sacrifice of Guts' child.
Slan — Visual design description includes 'insectoid elements,' which contradicts Kentaro Miura's manga canon where Slan is depicted with a serpentine lower body and human-like extra arms; the insectoid appearance is specific to the 2016 anime adaptation.
Slan — Description of 'serpentine limbs' is inaccurate as Slan possesses a serpentine lower body/tail, but her multiple arms are human-like rather than snake-like.
Corkus — Corkus does not die during the Eclipse alongside Judeau and Pippin in the manga canon; he was left behind/abandoned after Guts defeated him for attempting to steal Griffith's sword and died earlier during the escape from the castle or is absent from the sacrif
Corkus — The entry claims Corkus meets his end 'alongside his comrades' during the Eclipse event, but only Judeau, Pippin, Casca, and a select few were present at the altar; Corkus was not among them.
Ganishka — Ganishka first appears in the Millennium Falcon Arc (Manga Volume 19), not the Conviction Arc.
Ganishka — Ganishka transforms into an Apostle earlier via mass sacrifice before his final confrontation, becoming a massive Dragon God-like entity rather than transforming during the fight.
Band of the Hawk — The Band of the Hawk liberated Doldrey from Kushan occupation forces, but did not defeat the Kushan Empire itself, which remained intact and powerful throughout the series.
Brand of Sacrifice — The entry incorrectly implies that surviving an Eclipse generally results in receiving the Brand, whereas canon dictates it is exclusively granted to those specifically chosen as sacrifices by the God Hand.
Skull Knight Intervention — The Skull Knight's first appearance occurs in Chapter 23 (Volume 5), not Chapter 1 of the Black Swordsman Arc.
Mechanical Hand — [phantom sweep] meta-commentary published as content; rewrite source-grounded
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