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: 2026-08-27 · 30 entries checked · 22 flagged · 45 issues confirmed · 22 corrected · 23 still open
Cloud Strife — The entry states the Buster Sword was 'originally intended for Zack Fair'. In established canon (including Crisis Core), the sword originally belonged to Angeal Hewley, who passed it to Zack.
Seymour Guado — Seymour's mother was not executed by his father; official canon (FFX Ultimania) states she committed suicide due to the pressure and ostracization of Guado society.
Seymour Guado — The entry describes the 'cycle of death and rebirth known as the Final Aeon.' This is incorrect terminology; the cycle itself is not called the Final Aeon. The Final Aeon is a specific summon used within the cycle to temporarily defeat Sin.
Kuja — Kuja did not sacrifice himself to seal an Interdimensional Rift; he died after defeat while Zidane defeated Necron to resolve the threat.
Kuja — Kuja was created by Terra as a weapon to harvest Eidolon power for Terran migration, not as a vessel for transferring Gaia's souls.
The Turks — The entry incorrectly claims the 'Turk' name origin referencing Ottoman Janissaries is established canon, whereas it remains production trivia or fan speculation without official in-universe confirmation.
The Turks — The entry uses the incorrect faction name 'Public Security Maintenance Bureau' instead of the canonical 'Public Security Division' (Kōanbu).
Garlean Empire — Geographic Origin is listed as 'Northern Continent', but the canonical name for the continent where Garlemald is located is Othard.
Garlean Empire — Primary Leader lists Emperor Solus zos Galvus; however, he died prior to the main events of the Seventh Astral Era and the invasion of Eorzea. The ruling Emperor during this period was Varis zos Galvus.
Summoning Magic Ancient Origins — The claim that 'in some lore, the first summons were created by humans who sacrificed their own existence to become guardians against cosmic threats' is a factual error because no established Final Fantasy canon (including FFVI Espers, FFXIV Primals, or FFXV A
Materia Spirit Energy Storage — The term 'Project S' is not standard canonical terminology for the Jenova cell infusion experiment involving Sephiroth and others; this is typically referred to as Hojo's experiments or the origins of the SOLDIER program in official lore.
Elemental Crystal Balance System — Final Fantasy V features four distinct Crystals of Light that shatter, not a singular World Crystal splitting into fragments.
Elemental Crystal Balance System — In Final Fantasy IX, crystals are stolen to summon Necron rather than being restored to correct elemental imbalance or reset cosmic scales.
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