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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 · 19 entries checked · 10 flagged · 21 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 11 still open
Azgeda — The War of Three Clans is depicted in Season 3, not Season 4.
Azgeda — Azgeda joined the Coalition in Season 2, not Season 3; Queen Nia's machinations in Season 3 involved the assassination of Lexa, not joining the Coalition.
The Ark — The Ark housed approximately 2,400 survivors, but canon states the population was about 2,700.
The Ark — The Ark is described as 'Destroyed upon crash-landing on Earth,' but in canon, the Ark did not crash-land; it was partially deorbited and broke up, with the surviving section (Alpha Station) landing on Earth and later being used as a base.
Praimfaya — Praimfaya is not triggered by the failure of Earth's remaining power plants; it is caused by the meltdown of nuclear reactors that were part of ALIE's City of Light program (specifically, the nuclear plant that powered the City of Light).
Praimfaya — The event is first mentioned in Season 4, Episode 1 ('Echoes'), not Episode 10 ('Die All, Die Merrily').
Mount Weather Life Extension Chambers — The chambers were not destroyed by a missile strike from the Grounders and a bomb set by Bellamy Blake; Mount Weather was rendered uninhabitable by a radiation leak caused by Clarke Griffin flooding the lower levels with the dam's water, which breached the rea
A.L.I.E. — A.L.I.E. was not created by Becca Franko alone; she was created by Becca Franko and her team.
A.L.I.E. — A.L.I.E.'s first appearance is Season 3, Episode 7 ('Thirteen'), not Episode 5 ('Hakeldama').
Pilot — The tagline states 'Seventy-three years after the end of the world', but the pilot episode establishes that the nuclear apocalypse occurred 97 years before the events of the series, not 73.
Pilot — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section claims the first encounter with Grounders occurs in episode 4 ('Murphy's Law'), but the first encounter with a Grounder (the Grounder warrior who attacks Wells and is killed by Charlotte) actually occurs in episode 3 ('Earth Skills')
Wanheda Part 2 — The statement 'Dr. Jaha survives this episode and the season; he is later killed in Season Four' is incorrect: Jaha survives Season Three and is killed in Season Five, not Season Four.
Wanheda Part 2 — The claim that 'Season Three concluded with the episode 'Perverse Instantiation - Part Two', which introduced an AI antagonist' is inaccurate: The AI antagonist A.L.I.E. was introduced earlier in Season Three (Episode 7, 'Thirteen'), not in the season finale.
Thirteen — The episode 'Thirteen' is not the season 2 finale; it is the 13th episode of Season 2, but the season has 16 episodes, and the actual finale is 'Blood Must Have Blood, Part Two' (Episode 16).
Thirteen — The title 'Thirteen' does not refer to the number of episodes in Season 2 marking the finale before a season break; it is simply the episode number, and there is no mid-season break in Season 2's original broadcast.
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