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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 100 entries checked · 38 flagged · 95 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 95 still open
The Musician — The entry states 'First Appears=Raised on Radio (1986)', but Valory did not appear on that album; his first appearance is Journey's 1975 debut album Journey.
The Musician — The entry says 'Valory uses Nashville tuning (B-E-A-D) on his bass.' Nashville tuning is not the correct term for a bass tuned B-E-A-D; it is typically called BEAD tuning or extended range tuning.
The Seeker — The entry states the series was created by Sam Raimi, but it was actually created by Sam Raimi and Robert Tapert.
The Traveler — The entry incorrectly states that The Traveler is a character from Destiny, when the entry is about the protagonist of Journey.
The Traveler — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section falsely claims The Traveler is from Destiny, contradicting the subject of the entry.
The Red Cloak — The Red Cloak is not a non-player character (NPC) in Journey; it is a player-controlled character that appears when another player is wearing the white robe and has chosen to dye it red. There is no secret NPC called 'The Red Cloak' placed by developers in hid
The Red Cloak — The claim that the Red Cloak is a deliberate secret added by developers is false; the red robe is simply a cosmetic variant of the white robe available to players who have completed the game, and encountering a red-cloaked player is a normal multiplayer intera
The Blue Robe — The Blue Robe does not appear in the second chapter; it appears in the third chapter (the Broken Bridge area).
The Green Robe — The game Journey does not have a 'Green Robe' NPC; the only colored robes are the player's red robe, white robes of ancient elders, and white-clad companions.
The Green Robe — The claim that the Green Robe is a stationary NPC found in specific locations is false; no such character exists.
The Purple Robe — The Purple Robe is not a scripted NPC in Journey; the figure encountered in the mountain summit is actually another player, not a fixed non-player character.
The Purple Robe — No purple-robed character exists in the game; the player's robe is red, and other travelers appear in white or red.
The Pink Robe — The Pink Robe is a player-controlled character encountered via asynchronous multiplayer, not an NPC.
The Pink Robe — The game's second level is not officially labeled 'Chapter 2'; it is simply referred to as the desert or second area.
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