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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 · 23 flagged · 44 issues confirmed · 23 corrected · 21 still open
Nunnally Lamperouge — The entry claims Nunnally regains sight and mobility in the Code Geass R2 TV series finale; canonically she remains disabled in R2 (recovery occurs only in Re;surrection).
Suzaku Kururugi — Knightmare Frames do not utilize neural interface systems; they are manually controlled via cockpit interfaces, and Suzaku's mastery relies on physical reflexes and G-force tolerance.
Suzaku Kururugi — Suzaku was designed as Lelouch's foil and co-protagonist representing the 'path of justice' from the beginning, contradicting claims he was originally intended to be a villain.
Euphemia li Britannia — Euphemia li Britannia is incorrectly identified as the eleventh Imperial Princess; canonically she is the tenth Imperial Princess (the 11th Prince designation belongs to Lelouch).
Charles zi Britannia — Charles was never in exile; he remained the reigning Emperor of Britannia throughout the series. It was Lelouch and Nunnally who were exiled to Area 11 as children.
Charles zi Britannia — The assassination of Empress Marianne was orchestrated by V.V. independently without Charles's prior authorization. Canon reveals Charles claimed ignorance of her death until after it occurred, though he later accepted the result.
V.V. — V.V.'s birth date is not canonically established as 'circa 1950s-60s'; the series uses the a.t.b. calendar (starting 2010 a.t.b.), and he is Charles's brother (contemporary of Marianne), making him Lelouch's uncle generation, born well after the 1950s relative
V.V. — V.V. did not grant Geass powers to C.C.; she received her initial Geass from another user (a nun) before obtaining the Code, while V.V.'s role was hunting down other Code holders.
Chinese Federation — Claiming the Chinese Federation was depicted less frequently in direct combat than the European Union (E.U.) forces contradicts the series' portrayal; the Chinese Civil War and Shen Hu deployment are major combat arcs, whereas the E.U.'s conflict with Euro Bri
Chinese Federation — The statement that China and the E.U. were 'rival superpowers' for most of the timeline is not established canon lore; they are depicted as independent blocs balancing against Britannia without specific emphasis on mutual rivalry.
Code Bearers — Marianne vi Britannia is incorrectly listed as a Code Bearer; in canon she does not possess the Code and exists only as a consciousness within the World of C.
Ashford Academy Student Council — The entry incorrectly states the council was active until 'school closure'; canonically, Ashford Academy did not undergo administrative closure but ceased operations due to war and leadership changes (Milly resigning in R2 Ep 19, succeeded by Nunnally).
Ashford Academy Student Council — The entry implies Milly is addressed as 'Queen of Ashford' by peers; canonically, she is primarily addressed as 'President' in anime dialogue, with 'Queen of Ashford' being a fan/supplementary descriptor rather than an established in-universe peer nickname.
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