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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: 2026-08-16 · 30 entries checked · 11 flagged · 25 issues confirmed · 11 corrected · 14 still open
Alena — The Magic Key is given by the King after his cure to open doors within Zamoksva Castle and town, not specifically as a tool to 'explore Endor' (which is accessed later via ship).
Alena — Balzack is the correct name of the demon responsible for attacking Alena's kingdom; 'Bazba' is a different monster in the series and not an alternate spelling or name for Balzack.
Hamer — The blacksmith in Rimuldar does not upgrade equipment; the character who upgrades items like Erdrick's Sword is located in Kol.
Hamer — The blacksmith is not depicted as a combatant or guardian, and no canonical source shows him wielding a hammer in battle.
The Erdrick Lineage — Erdrick (DQIII) defeated Zoma, not the Dragonlord; the Dragonlord is the antagonist of DQI.
The Erdrick Lineage — The chronological timeline of the Erdrick Saga is DQIII (Zoma) -> DQI (Dragonlord) -> DQII (Hargon).
The Slime Kingdom — The Slime Kingdom first appeared in Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 (2010), predating its appearance in Dragon Quest X.
The Slime Kingdom — The capital of the Slime Kingdom is named 'Slime Castle' in earlier canon entries like Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2, contradicting claims that it has no separately named capital.
Dragon Quest Heroes — The entry incorrectly states the Hero's mother Martha is in the underworld; she is actually found alive in Gotha.
Dragon Quest Heroes — The entry claims the son revives the family; canonically, the Hero revives them using the Elfin Elixir after an eight-year search.
Loto's Legacy — Erdrick is canonically established as a legendary Hero rather than a King; referring to him as 'King Erdrick' or using the title 'Hero-King' contradicts primary manual descriptions.
Loto's Legacy — The Heroes of Dragon Quest II are direct blood descendants (grandsons/great-grandsons) of Erdrick, not indirect descendants as potentially implied by the entry.
The Erdrick Prophecy — The entry claims that Zoma is defeated by Erdrick's descendant in Dragon Quest III, but in canon, Zoma is defeated by the hero of Dragon Quest III, who is Erdrick himself (or the legendary hero who later becomes known as Erdrick), not a descendant.
Battle with Zoma — Zoma is the final boss of Dragon Quest I, not Dragon Quest II; Hargon and Malroth are the antagonists of Dragon Quest II.
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