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: 2026-08-21 · 25 entries checked · 15 flagged · 31 issues confirmed · 15 corrected · 16 still open
Char Aznable — The entry states Char 'vanishes mysteriously after Zeon secures victory' in GQuuuuuuX, but in the actual series he is last seen escaping after the battle and his fate is ambiguous, not a mysterious disappearance.
Ramba Ral — In the original 1979 TV series, Operation Odessa occurs in episodes 27-28, before the White Base arrives at Jaburo in episode 30, not after.
Ramba Ral — In The Origin manga, the White Base's journey does not include Machu Picchu; that location is associated with Amuro meeting Lalah, not the ship's route.
Haman Karn — The entry states that the climax of Haman Karn's conflict with the AEUG takes place in the Battle of Axis Space, where the Axis asteroid is pushed away; this conflates events from Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ (where Haman dies) with Char's Counterattack (where the Ax
Haman Karn — The entry claims Haman is featured prominently alongside Bright Noa throughout the series from the aftermath of Zeta Gundam through to the Battle of Axis Space, but the Battle of Axis Space is from Char's Counterattack, not ZZ, and Haman dies in ZZ before that
Fleet Captain Gihren — Gihren Zabi is the second son of the Zabi family, not the eldest; Garma is the youngest son.
Fleet Captain Gihren — Gihren's official title is 'Supreme Commander of the Zeon Forces' or 'Fleet Admiral', not that 'Supreme Commander' is not his official title.
Blue Cosmos — The Second Alliance-PLANT War ended in C.E. 74, not C.E. 73.
Blue Cosmos — The Foundation seizing the Artemis base to launch nuclear missiles at Ishtaria is not established in widely-known canon.
Celestial Being — The headquarters is listed as 'Ptolemaios' in the STATS section, but the actual headquarters is the orbital elevator/asteroid base 'Celestial Being', not the ship.
Celestial Being — The claim that quantum brainwave communication is exclusive to Innovators/Innovades and tied specifically to the Twin Drive System is misleading; it is a general property of GN Particles, though enhanced by the Twin Drive.
One Year War — The Treaty of Granada was signed in UC 0081, not UC 0080, and the ceasefire occurred in UC 0080, not UC 0079.
Earth Federation Government — The entry states Quack Salver is the mastermind behind Mafty, but in canon Mafty is a persona used by Hathaway Noa, not Quack Salver.
Earth Federation Government — The entry claims Salver uses the persona Mafty Navue Erin to call for environmental preservation, but in canon it is Hathaway Noa who adopts that persona.
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