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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: 2026-08-27 · 30 entries checked · 18 flagged · 55 issues confirmed · 18 corrected · 37 still open
Graff — Graff recruits Ender on the same day as the Stilson fight, not the day after.
Graff — Graff validates Ender's reasoning for fighting Stilson rather than rejecting it.
Andrew Wiggin — The entry incorrectly states Ender learns of Stilson's death at Battle School; in canon, he does not learn the truth until returning to Earth in Speaker for the Dead.
Andrew Wiggin — The entry incorrectly places the fight with Bonzo in the battleroom and claims Ender did not realize he killed him; in canon, the fight occurs in the shower room and Ender immediately realizes he has caused a fatal injury.
Valentine Wiggin — Born under a rare state exception allowing their parents to have a third child
Valentine Wiggin — She accompanied Ender into exile and later travels with him to Lusitania, where she supports the colony.
Mazer Rackham — Mazer Rackham ended the First Invasion; the Second Formic War refers to Ender's counterattack against the homeworld.
Mazer Rackham — The MD Device was used by Ender against the Formic homeworld, not by Rackham against the queenship (who used a 'Little Doctor' device); Rackham survived via stasis despite his ship being destroyed.
Dragon Army — Dragon Army was not uniquely formed to master zero-gravity war simulations, as all Battle School armies train in this environment.
Dragon Army — Dragon Army was not initially pitted against multiple established armies at once upon formation; that escalation occurred later.
Hive Mind — The entry claims buggers assumed humans were non-sentient due to lack of collective thought; canon establishes they could not perceive human individuality at all rather than making an assumption based on communication style.
Pequeninos — The Pequeninos were introduced to Lusitania by the Formics and did not evolve naturally on the planet.
Pequeninos — The mimicry process is a specific post-mortem genetic assimilation event, not a general ability to transform living humans.
Third Formic Invasion — Entry claims there were minor probes before the First Invasion and that Earth knew Formics were coming; canon states First Invasion was first contact and a surprise attack.
Third Formic Invasion — Entry attributes understanding of the Hive Mind's protective nature to the First Invasion era; canon places this insight after the Second Invasion.
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