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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: 2026-08-19 · 21 entries checked · 7 flagged · 15 issues confirmed · 7 corrected · 8 still open
Yousuke Hirata — The entry states Hirata is in a relationship with Kikyou Kushida in the early volumes, but this is incorrect. Hirata is in a relationship with Kei Karuizawa in the early volumes, not Kushida.
Yousuke Hirata — The entry states Hirata does not later date Kei Karuizawa, but this is incorrect. Hirata is in a relationship with Kei Karuizawa in the early volumes, and they break up later; he does not date Kushida at any point.
Kakeru Ryuen — The entry states that Ryūen's kidnapping and interrogation of Kei Karuizawa occurs after the Sports Festival and before the Paper Shuffle exam, but in canon it occurs after the Paper Shuffle exam (Volume 7).
Kakeru Ryuen — The entry states that at the end of the first year, after the class vote exam, Class D is promoted to Class C, but in canon Class D becomes Class B after the class vote exam, and the promotion to Class C occurs earlier in the year.
Private Points — Class D begins the series with zero Private Points because the school assigned them zero points as a penalty for their poor performance on the entrance exam, not because the class collectively scored zero on the exam itself.
Private Points — During the deserted island special test, each class was given 300 class points as a starting bonus, and unused Private Points from the class's pool were converted into class points, not simply added as remaining points.
Class Points — The entry states 'Class D begins the series with zero points after failing to adhere to school regulations.' In canon, Class D begins with 0 Class Points, but the reason is not 'failing to adhere to school regulations'—it is because the class was intentionally
Class Points — The entry says 'Ayanokōji and Horikita use points to 'buy' the passing grades of several students to prevent their expulsion.' This is inaccurate. In the series, Ayanokōji and Horikita use Private Points to buy test answers from Class A (specifically from Kats
Light Novel Volume 2: The D-Class Representative — The entry claims 'Class D wins the Sports Festival in Volume 5 due to Ayanokouji's orchestration'. In canon, Class D does not win the Sports Festival overall; they achieve a respectable result but do not secure first place. The victory is attributed to Class A
Light Novel Volume 1: The White Room — Ayanokouji's mother was a researcher involved in the White Room project, not a former subject.
Light Novel Volume 1: The White Room — Kiyotaka Ayanokouji is the only successful graduate of the White Room, but it is not explicitly stated that he was the 'first' child to complete every level; the phrasing 'first' implies a sequence not established in canon.
Special Exams — The 'Paper Shuffle' exam pairing is incorrect: Class D was paired with Class B, not Class C, against Class A and Class C.
Special Exams — The 'Zodiac Test' description is wrong: groups were assigned by the school based on students' chosen zodiac signs, not 'not assigned by the school.'
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