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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: 2026-08-23 · 30 entries checked · 4 flagged · 10 issues confirmed · 4 corrected · 6 still open
Bortus — Bortus is first seen reporting for duty in the pilot episode, with no indication he served on the Orville before the series begins.
Bortus — The claim that his marriage to Klyden is 'not politically arranged with a human' is misleading because there is no canon suggestion the marriage was ever arranged with a human.
Commander Bex — The entry states Bex is a 'distinguished Moclan officer serving on the crew of the Orville' and 'holds a prominent position within the ship’s command structure,' but Bex is a non-canon character who does not appear in any episode, making all claims about her a
Commander Bex — The DID YOU KNOW section says 'the only high-ranking Moclan in the Union Navy is Lieutenant Commander Bortus,' but Bortus holds the rank of Lieutenant Commander, not Commander, and he is a senior officer on the Orville, not the only high-ranking Moclan in the
The Orville Class — The ship class is officially referred to as 'Heavy Cruiser' or 'Explorer-class' in canon, not 'Orville-class'. The Union does not officially designate the ship as an 'Orville-class' vessel.
The Orville Class — Captain Ed Mercer did not command the USS Orville for the entirety of its depicted service life across all three seasons; he was temporarily relieved of command in Season 2, with Captain Kelly Grayson serving as acting captain, and in Season 3, he was briefly
Kaylon Prime — First Appearance is listed as Season 1, Episode 12 ('Mad Idolatry'), but the Kaylon homeworld first appears in Season 1, Episode 9 ('Cupid's Dagger')
Kaylon Prime — The entry states the homeworld was attacked by a Krill-Moclan alliance in 'Domino,' but in the episode 'Domino,' the attack on Kaylon Prime is carried out by the Union fleet
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