We publish our audit record because accuracy claims should be checkable. Every entry on this site runs through an automated fact-audit pipeline (accuracy audit → source-grounded repair → visual QA); this page is generated from that pipeline's own report, not written by hand.
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: 2026-08-19 · 27 entries checked · 13 flagged · 37 issues confirmed · 13 corrected · 24 still open
Andy Barclay — In the LORE section, it states that in Child's Play 2, Andy and Kyle destroy Chucky by crushing its head in a fan blade at a factory, but the correct method is that Chucky's head is crushed by a fan blade after being covered in molten plastic at the Good Guy f
Andy Barclay — In the LORE section, it says 'Eight years on, a 16-year-old Andy at Kent Military School faces a revived Chucky who targets his friend Tyler instead; Andy saves Tyler by shredding the doll in a metal fan at a carnival.' This is incorrect: In Child's Play 3, Ch
Tiffany Valentine — In Bride of Chucky, Tiffany pays Jesse $1,000 to take Chucky (only one doll) to her sister's grave, not to transport the dolls (plural) generically.
Tiffany Valentine — The post-credits scene of Curse of Chucky is actually a mid-credits scene, not a post-credits scene.
Nica Pierce — The entry states Nica's new metal limbs are explicitly shown in Season 2, Episode 8, but they are given in Episode 7.
Nica Pierce — The DID YOU KNOW section claims it was not explicitly stated that the limbs came from Glen and Glenda, but the episode explicitly states this.
Mike Norris — The entry states Norris finds the Good Guy doll on a shelf—not next to Ray's body. In the film, the doll is found on the floor near Ray's body, not on a shelf.
Mike Norris — The entry says Norris is shot in the shoulder earlier by Chucky in the apartment. In the film, Chucky shoots Norris in the arm (not specifically the shoulder) during the apartment attack.
The Bride of Chucky Group — The entry states the Bride of Chucky Group emerges in the fourth installment of the franchise, but the group also appears in later films, so claiming it is limited to the fourth installment is misleading.
The Bride of Chucky Group — The entry says Chucky's doll body is destroyed before seeking Tiffany; in Bride of Chucky, his doll body is not destroyed, he is resurrected by Tiffany after she stitches him back together.
Tiffany Valentine — In Bride of Chucky, Chucky stabs Tiffany but she does not die from the stabbing; she later electrocutes herself to transfer her soul into the doll.
Tiffany Valentine — In Seed of Chucky, Tiffany names the child Glenda because she interprets the lack of genitals as proof the child is a girl, not as a joke about ambiguity.
Good Guy Dolls — In Child's Play 2, the doll was not 'repaired' by Play Pals Inc. in a way that led to resurrection; the company simply refurbished and repackaged the original doll, which still contained Chucky's soul.
Good Guy Dolls — In Child's Play 2, Chucky was killed by having his head blown off with an air hose, not by being 'partially melted with molten plastic' first.
Andy Barclay — The entry states that Andy was institutionalized but escapes after Dr. Ardmore's death. In the first film, Andy is taken to a psychiatric hospital after Chucky kills Dr. Ardmore, but he does not escape; he is released after Chucky is seemingly destroyed, and t
Andy Barclay — The entry says Andy was sent to live with foster parents Phil and Joanne Simpson and met foster sister Kyle in Child's Play 2. The foster parents are Phil and Joanne Simpson, but the foster sister is named Kyle, not a Simpson; she is a fellow foster child, not
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