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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 29 entries checked · 12 flagged · 27 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 17 still open
Thorn Tilley — There is no character named 'Thorn Bone' among the three cousins; the third cousin is Smiley Bone, while Thorn is a separate female human character from the Valley.
Thorn Tilley — The entry describes Thorn as male; canonically, Thorn is female.
Phoney Bone — The setting is canonically known as Thorn Valley, not 'Valley of Bones'.
Phoney Bone — Phoney Bone is characteristically depicted wearing a top hat in standard illustrations, contrary to the claim that he typically does not wear a hat.
Fone Bone — Princess Thorn's canine companion is named Teddy, not unnamed.
Fone Bone — The primary antagonists are the Rat Creatures (or Locusts), not a 'Vulture Gang'.
Gran'ma Ben — The setting is canonically referred to as 'the Valley', not 'Bone Valley' (which conflates the series title with the location; their hometown is Boneville).
Gran'ma Ben — Gran'ma Ben does not join her family during the height of their struggle; she resides at her farm from the beginning of Fone and Phoney's arrival in the Valley (Issue #1) and shelters them throughout most of the series.
Ed — Fone Bone does not wear glasses in Jeff Smith's canonical 'Bone' series; none of the three cousins wear eyeglasses.
Ed — There is no villain named 'Dragonbreath'; the primary antagonist dragon is referred to as the Great Red Dragon (or simply the Dragon).
The Rat Catchers — Phoney Bone and the Rat Creatures are opportunistic rivals/adversaries rather than 'Primary Allies', forming only temporary alliances.
The Rat Catchers — Phoney utilizing Rat Creature resources for personal schemes is a plot point specific to The Great Cow Race, not Dragon's Breath where they fight alongside Valley defenders against Locusts.
The Fright Knights — The monarch of Thorn Valley is Queen Thorn, not 'Queen Atora'.
The Fright Knights — The Fright Knights were not disbanded; they continued serving under Queen Thorn after the Lord of Darkness's defeat.
The Bone Family — Fone Bone's romantic interest is named Thorn, not Thistle.
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