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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 · 11 flagged · 24 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 15 still open
Vampires — The entry incorrectly claims the Master has a magical bond to his sire; canon establishes that no vampires possess such bonds.
Gypsy Soul Curse — The entry states the curse placed on Angelus occurred in 1784; canon dialogue (specifically 'Innocence' and 'Becoming') establishes the year as 1753.
Initiative Project — The military leader is identified as Colonel S.M. Travers; canonically, the Initiative's military head was Colonel Spencer (sometimes referred to as Colonel S. Spencer). 'Travers' likely confuses him with Quentin Travers of the Watchers Council.
Initiative Project — Adam is described as a vampire; in canon, Adam is a demon-cyborg hybrid created by the Initiative, not an undead vampire.
Gem of Amara — The Gem of Amara was created by an ancient vampire (not Spike), and Angel sired Drusilla (not Spike).
Gem of Amara — The Master is not the creator of the Gem nor Drusilla's sire; these roles belong to an unnamed ancient vampire and Angel respectively.
The Key — The transformation of the Key into Dawn is attributed to 'The Powers That Be' in multiple sections; canon establishes this was performed by a group of monks known as the Order of Dagon.
The Key — The Lore section states 'For several years, the Key lived its life unaware...'; objectively, the Key was transformed and sent to Buffy shortly before Season 5 began. The 'several years' only existed within altered memories, not in actual timeline history.
The Scythe — The entry incorrectly states the Scythe was forged specifically to kill the first Slayer; canon dialogue in 'Get It Done' establishes it was forged for the Slayer line to channel power.
The Scythe — The entry incorrectly claims Faith Lehane helped locate the Scythe; canon confirms Willow located the artifact via magic while Faith provided combat support.
Glory's Power — Glory's power sustenance and vulnerability are incorrectly attributed to blood consumption; canonically, she maintains her form by draining human sanity/mental energy, not blood.
Angelus Soul Loss — Location: The soul loss event occurred at Buffy Summers' residence (1630 Revello Drive), not in the 'Sunnydale High School Area'.
Angelus Soul Loss — Terminology: The curse was placed by a Romani clan referred to as 'Gypsies' in canon dialogue, not explicitly defined as 'nomadic witches'.
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