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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 · 22 flagged · 45 issues confirmed · 22 corrected · 23 still open
Frank Fontaine — The entry states Fontaine's downfall occurred in 1960; canonically, the events of BioShock and Fontaine's death take place on New Year's Eve 1958 / January 1, 1959.
Frank Fontaine — The entry lists 'Fontaine Fisheries' as a Base of Operations; there is no canonical location by this name. His primary bases were Fontaine Futuristics (company), Fontaine's Home for the Poor (front), and Fontaine's Department Store (final hideout).
Andrew Ryan — Key Location=Ryan Amusements: Andrew Ryan's primary residence and the location of his final confrontation/death was Olympus Heights (specifically the Bathysphere Station/Office), not Ryan Amusements.
Big Daddies — Big Daddies were developed by Fontaine Futuristics under Dr. Suchong for Frank Fontaine, not Andrew Ryan or Ryan Industries.
Big Daddies — Big Daddy physical degradation and mental regression are caused by suit conditioning and internal atmosphere exposure, distinct from standard ADAM splicing mutations.
Little Sisters — Attribution of creation: The entry states Little Sisters were created through experiments by Andrew Ryan and Frank Fontaine; canon establishes they were genetically engineered by Dr. Yi Suchong (commissioned by Ryan, later exploited by Fontaine).
Little Sisters — Invented terminology: The text claims Big Daddies enter a 'Vengeance' state if a Sister is killed; this specific term does not exist in official canon lore or game files (they simply become hostile/aggressive).
Fontaine Futuristics — Primary Location listed as 'Rapture Underground' is incorrect; the canonical designation is Fontaine Futuristics.
Fontaine Futuristics — Claim that players gain the ability to harvest ADAM via 'Tenenbaum's Tonic' is false; no such item exists in BioShock canon.
Security Bots — Hacking duration: In BioShock (2007), hacked Security Cameras and Turrets remain allies permanently within the area, not for a 'limited time'.
Security Bots — Security Bot hackability: Flying Security Bots cannot be hacked in BioShock; only Security Cameras and Turrets can be hacked. The entry implies hacking applies to the group generally or suggests Bots can be hacked.
Splicers — Splicers do not actively mutate or change classes dynamically; they exist as already mutated individuals who degrade passively over time due to ADAM toxicity.
Splicers — The term 'Splicer' became prevalent during and after Rapture's collapse (often associated with Atlas/Fontaine's faction), rather than as pre-collapse slang among healthy citizens.
Andrew Ryan — Misattributed quote context: The line 'A man chooses, a slave obeys' was incorrectly attributed to rejecting divine authority; canonically it highlights free will versus Atlas's conditioning during the final confrontation.
Andrew Ryan — Invented entry requirement: The Lighthouse did not require a specific code for entry in canon; it was accessible by sea and bathysphere as an isolated checkpoint.
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