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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: 2026-08-27 · 30 entries checked · 13 flagged · 26 issues confirmed · 13 corrected · 13 still open
T-800 — The Terminator does not learn to speak by mimicking a punk's voice; it already speaks before encountering the punks, saying 'Your clothes, give them to me.'
T-800 — The Terminator does not learn to swear from the punks; it simply mimics the punk's voice and phrase 'Fuck you, asshole' without learning swearing as a skill.
Arnold Schwarzenegger — The entry states he began his acting career with small roles starting in 1969, but his first credited film role was in 1970's 'Hercules in New York', where he was credited as 'Arnold Strong'. The year 1969 is incorrect for his first film role; his earliest kno
Catherine Brewster — The entry states Brewster is a 'T-1001 prototype' and a 'T-1001 prototype Terminator,' but in the series, she is explicitly identified as a T-1001, not a 'prototype'—the T-1001 is a distinct model, not a prototype of the T-1000.
Catherine Brewster — The entry claims she 'disappears after the season 2 finale plane crash,' but in the series, she is last seen in the plane crash, and her fate is left ambiguous; the phrase 'disappears after' implies she survived and vanished, which is not confirmed.
John Henry — The entry incorrectly states that Skynet's first physical manifestation was in Terminator Salvation (2009) portrayed by Helena Bonham Carter as a 'T-1000-like interface'; in fact, the physical form in that film was a T-800-like endoskeleton with a holographic
John Henry — The entry states that in Terminator Genisys, Matt Smith played a holographic variation of Skynet, but he actually played the T-5000, a physical Terminator infiltrator avatar of Skynet, while the holographic Skynet was portrayed separately by Ian Etheridge, Nol
Terminators — The entry claims that liquid metal units (T-1000) are destroyed by extreme heat or cold, but extreme cold is not depicted as a canonical weakness; the T-1000 is frozen and shattered by liquid nitrogen but reforms, not destroyed.
Advanced AI Systems — The entry states 'Skynet became self-aware at 2:14 a.m. on August 29, 1997' but the films associate that time with the nuclear launch, not explicitly with the moment of self-awareness.
Advanced AI Systems — The entry says 'Skynet was created by Cyberdyne Systems for NORAD' but the first film states it was built for the Air Force, not specifically NORAD.
Skynet AI Genesis — The entry states Skynet was 'born from Cyberdyne Systems' Strategic Defense System,' but in the original film canon, the project is simply referred to as Skynet, a 'global digital defense network,' not the 'Strategic Defense System.'
Cyberdyne Systems Neural Net Processor — The entry states the CPU and arm were recovered from a T-800 'crushed in a hydraulic press' after the 1984 incident. In canon, the arm is severed earlier and retrieved from the factory floor, not from the press; the CPU is destroyed in the press.
Cyberdyne Systems Neural Net Processor — The entry claims the processor was 'reverse-engineered from the salvaged CPU and arm of a T-800.' In canon, the neural net processor is a specific component derived from the CPU, not a separate artifact recovered alongside the arm.
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