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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-10 · 27 entries checked · 17 flagged · 36 issues confirmed · 17 corrected · 19 still open
Bluntman and Chronic — The first published appearance of Bluntman and Chronic is in the comic Bluntman and Chronic #1 (2001), not in the film Chasing Amy.
Bluntman and Chronic — In the film canon, the characters were created by Banky Edwards and Holden McNeil, not by Kevin Smith and Mike Allred.
Cat Claw — The first episode is titled 'Bane Claws' in the entry, but the actual first episode is titled 'Cat Claw' (or 'Cat Claws' in some sources); 'Bane Claws' is not a known title for the first episode.
Cat Claw — The entry states the first episode included a cameo of Peter Parker, but in the established canon of Cat Claw, the first episode did not feature a cameo of Peter Parker; this appears to be an invented claim.
Defendor — The sequence of Arthur's injuries is misrepresented: he is shot once during the final confrontation and dies shortly after, not first hospitalized and then later fatally shot.
Defendor — Captain Industry is not a delusion created by Arthur's grandfather; he is a comic book figure, and the delusion is tied to Arthur's mother's death.
David Dunn (Unbreakable) — Dunn does not kill the janitor; he subdues him and the janitor is arrested and survives.
David Dunn (Unbreakable) — Dunn is drowned in a shallow puddle/rainwater-filled depression on the street, not a pothole, and it is Staple herself who orchestrates the drowning, not a random man.
Elastigirl — The LORE section states Helen's maiden name is 'Truax', but this name is not part of official canon and is a fan invention.
Elastigirl — The DID YOU KNOW section claims Xerek was an ex-boyfriend of Helen's, but official Pixar sources do not support that relationship; he was a separate villain.
Frozone — Frozone was not the best man at Bob and Helen's wedding.
Hiro Hamada — Baymax was created by Hiro's father Tomeo Takachiho, not by Hiro himself
Hiro Hamada — Hiro's mother Maemi was killed, not abducted, by the Everwraith
Kato (The Green Hornet) — The claim that the fight between Kato and Robin ended in a draw because Bruce Lee refused to participate in a fight showing Asian-style martial arts being defeated is inaccurate; the reason was a creative decision, not Bruce Lee's personal refusal.
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