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: 2026-08-23 · 30 entries checked · 18 flagged · 40 issues confirmed · 18 corrected · 22 still open
Tenzin — The claim that his daughter Jinora helped Korra reconnect with past lives is inaccurate; in canon, Jinora helped Korra reconnect with her own spiritual self and the cosmic energy of Raava, but Korra's connection to her past lives was permanently severed by Una
Amon — Tarrlok reveals Amon's identity to Korra and Mako in a public setting (the police station), not privately, and Amon is unmasked by Korra at the rally after Tarrlok's revelation, not solely because of Tarrlok's private statement.
Amon — The claim that Amon protected Tarrlok from verbal abuse is not supported by canon; their childhood was marked by harsh training under Yakone, but Noatak was not depicted as protecting Tarrlok from verbal abuse.
Lin Beifong — Lin did not destroy an airship via midair metalbending; she only tore apart its propeller before being captured
Lin Beifong — Lin was not rescued by Korra during the Equalist attack on Air Temple Island; she was captured by Amon and later freed herself
Future Industries — The entry claims Future Industries was 'taken over by Asami Sato after Hiroshi's imprisonment,' but in canon, Asami inherited the company after Hiroshi's arrest, not after his imprisonment (he was later released and died in the series).
Future Industries — The entry says the company 'harbored a secret agenda driven by the Equalist movement led by Amon.' In canon, Hiroshi personally supported the Equalists, but Future Industries as a whole was not secretly driven by the Equalist agenda—Hiroshi used his position t
Northern Water Tribe Warriors — The Water Tribe Civil War is not a canonically named conflict; the major conflict between the Northern and Southern Water Tribes is the Southern Water Tribe Civil War, and the only major battle shown is the Battle of the Southern Water Tribe in Book 2, not a s
Northern Water Tribe Warriors — The claim that the Northern Water Tribe Warriors were used as 'agents of ideological expansion' under Unalaq is misleading; Unalaq's actions were primarily focused on spiritual unification and releasing Vaatu, not a broader ideological expansion of the warrior
Order of the White Lotus — The Order of the White Lotus was not revitalized specifically to aid Aang's return and end the Hundred Year War; it existed long before and was active throughout the war.
Order of the White Lotus — The claim that Iroh died before the events of The Legend of Korra is incorrect; Iroh is alive and appears in Book 2: Spirits.
Vaatu — The entry states that Vaatu's essence was destroyed by Raava's light, but canon confirms Vaatu cannot be destroyed and will regrow within Raava.
Avatar Kyoshi — The entry claims Kyoshi was 'born a peasant girl with no bending abilities.' In canon, Kyoshi was born with earthbending abilities; she discovered them as a child before being identified as the Avatar.
Avatar Kyoshi — The entry states she 'inherited the Avatar State' as if it were a separate power she gained later. In canon, the Avatar State is an inherent part of being the Avatar, not something inherited separately after birth.
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