Claymore Codexery — Data & Quality

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: 2026-08-11 · 25 entries checked · 19 flagged · 43 issues confirmed · 19 corrected · 24 still open

Recent findings (audit lane, verbatim)

Raki — During the period Raki trained with Helen and Deneve after the Northern Campaign, Clare was largely unconscious/in a coma for a significant portion of that time, rather than being actively 'present' during his training sessions.

Isley — The entry incorrectly identifies the regions and members of the Three Abyssal Ones, claiming an unnamed predecessor in the West was killed by Priscilla as part of this trio.

Isley — The entry contradicts itself by stating Isley is one of the three Creatures of the Abyss, but lists the three cases as West, East, and South, excluding Isley (North).

Clare — The setting is described as a 'fictional medieval island', but the world of Claymore is depicted as a large continent with multiple regions (North, South, East, West), not an island.

Clare — Claymores sense enemy attacks by detecting Yoki presence in the environment or external sources, not by detecting Yoki movement 'within their bodies' (internal sensing is used to monitor self-awakening).

Riful — Riful's title 'Number 1 of the Southern Campaign' is incorrect; she was Number 1 of the Organization (Claymores), and there is no canon designation of a 'Southern Campaign' for her rank. Additionally, she is famously associated with fighting Isley in the North

Riful — The entry implies Riful was part of the specific experiment program that produced Alicia and Beth ('this program succeeded with Alicia and Beth'). In canon, Riful's twin experiment involved her human sister Luciela (who became Lucilla), while Alicia and Beth w

Awakened Beings — Lucialla's territory is incorrectly identified as the East; canonically, Lucialla controlled the South (Isley: North, Riful: West, Lucialla: South).

Awakened Beings — The entry implies Priscilla held a specific territorial region alongside Isley, Riful, and Lucialla during the established status quo; canonically, only Isley, Riful, and Lucialla held fixed territories as the 'Three Kings,' while Priscilla was an anomaly with

The Organization — Yoma Origin: The entry states Yoma are 'monsters born from dark energy.' Canonically, Yoma are created when humans consume Yoma flesh or blood and transform into parasitic monsters; they are not elemental beings born from energy.

Claymores — The entry claims Claymores 'must consume Yoma flesh to regain strength or stabilize' and 'require Yoma flesh to recover stamina'; canonically, consuming Yoma flesh increases their internal Yoma factor and accelerates the risk of Awakening, and they do not requ

Clare — The entry incorrectly states Clare was administratively removed from the Organization's roster and implies an official naming convention; canonically she remained No. 47 as a rogue target and names were not assigned by the Organization.

Clare — The entry inaccurately claims Clare was marked missing/dead immediately upon going rogue; canonically she retained her number in records until later events while being hunted as a rogue agent.

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