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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 22 entries checked · 10 flagged · 23 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 13 still open
Alien Nine — The claim that Central Park Media re-released the OVA in a box set that included all three manga volumes under their 'CPM Manga' line is incorrect; no such box set existed.
Batman Beyond — The entry states the series debuted on January 10, 1999, as a two-part pilot on The WB's Sunday night schedule, but the actual premiere was on Saturday, January 10, 1999, as part of The WB's 'Kids' WB!' Saturday morning block.
Batman Beyond — The entry says the plot begins in the then-future year of 2019, but the series is set in 2039.
Family Matters — Jo Marie Payton left the show mid-season after a physical altercation with Jaleel White (this is an invented claim; she left due to creative differences, not a physical altercation).
Get Ed — The series is stated to have originally aired on Toon Disney until that network shut down in 2009, but the series ended its original run in 2006, not in 2009.
Get Ed — The entry says the series 'previously ran on ABC Family before that channel moved away from animation.' Get Ed did not air on ABC Family.
Guilty Crown — Shu meets Inori in the school's audiovisual room, not a film club workshop.
Guilty Crown — Da'ath is a secret organization, not a cult, and the plan involving Mana's soul is not fully revealed within the first 12 episodes.
Heroes (American TV series) — The entry says the second season was NBC’s only series in the top 20 ranked programs for total viewership in the 2007–2008 season, but 'Sunday Night Football' and 'The Office' also ranked in the top 20 that season.
Heroes (American TV series) — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section claims 'In July 2026, all four seasons were reintroduced to Netflix after an absence of a decade,' which is a future date that has not occurred and is an invented claim.
Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors — The series did have a finale (episode 65, 'The Final Breakthrough'), so the claim that it ran without a concluding finale is inaccurate.
Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors — Oon is not a regular traveling companion; he appears only in the first episode and later briefly, not as a main group member.
Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam — The Gundam Mk-II was created as a placeholder because the Zeta Gundam would not appear until after episode 20.
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