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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: 2026-08-27 · 30 entries checked · 24 flagged · 47 issues confirmed · 24 corrected · 23 still open
Naruto Uzumaki — The entry incorrectly cites Jiraiya's novel title as 'The Tale of Naruto the Gutsy Ninja'; the correct canon title is 'Tale of the Utterly Gutsy Shinobi', and while the protagonist within the story is named Naruto, his name does not appear in the official book
Mitsuki — Mitsuki was not designed to be a 'vessel' for his creator's soul or body; he is an artificial human clone created to find his own path, whereas the term 'vessel' in Boruto canon specifically refers to hosts for Otsutsuki beings (e.g., Kawaki).
Orochimaru — Manda is described as the 'massive parent snake', but there is no canon hierarchy or title of 'parent snake' for Orochimaru's summons; Manda was simply a powerful individual summon.
Orochimaru — The entry states Orochimaru and Kabuto were 'defeated by Naruto and Sasuke' leading to their truce during the Fourth Great Ninja War. In canon, Kabuto was stopped by Itachi Uchiha (via Izanami), and Orochimaru was summoned by Sasuke using Edo Tensei; they were
Momoshiki Otsutsuki — The entry states Naruto Uzumaki delivered the final Rasengan to defeat Momoshiki alone; canon confirms he was defeated by a combined attack involving both Naruto's Rasengan and Sasuke Uchiha's Chidori.
Momoshiki Otsutsuki — The claim that Momoshiki's Rinnegan abilities are 'strictly limited' to Amenotejikara and absorption is incorrect, as he also utilizes Six Paths techniques such as creating multiple Chakra Arms during combat.
Konohagakure — The entry incorrectly states the village's name translates to 'Hidden Leaf Village' in Japanese; Konohagakure is the Japanese name which translates to English.
Hyuga Clan — The abolition of the Main House/Branch Family system was decided immediately following Neji Hyuga's death in the Fourth Great Ninja War, not after Hinata's marriage to Naruto Uzumaki.
Hyuga Clan — Hiashi Hyuga served as Clan Head for the majority of the Boruto series (pre-timeskip), and listing Hanabi as the definitive head without qualification misrepresents the leadership structure during the main narrative arc.
Sunagakure — Sunagakure is listed as an active member of the Allied Shinobi Forces, which was a temporary coalition disbanded after the Fourth Great Ninja War and does not exist in the Boruto era.
Sunagakure — The entry claims Rasa died during the Konoha Crush invasion, whereas canon confirms he was killed prior to the start of the invasion so Orochimaru could impersonate him.
Amegakure — The Land of Rain is geographically located between the three Great Nations (Land of Fire, Land of Earth, and Land of Wind), not specifically between the Land of Iron and the Fire Country.
Amegakure — Konan was killed by Tobi (who was actually Obito Uchiha); the real Madara Uchiha was not present during her death.
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