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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-10 · 18 entries checked · 16 flagged · 39 issues confirmed · 16 corrected · 23 still open
Transformers: Armada — The Mini-Cons are NOT revealed to be the cells of Unicron in Transformers: Armada; they are a separate race created by the Mini-Con Master.
Transformers: Armada — Megatron does NOT rename himself Galvatron in Transformers: Armada; that happens in the sequel Transformers: Energon.
Beast Wars II: Super Life-Form Transformers — The claim that 'All toys in the line are remolds, reissues, or recolors of earlier Beast Wars or Generation 2/Machine Wars figures' except faction leaders is inaccurate because characters like Lio Junior, the Insectrons, and the Jointrons were new molds.
Beast Wars II: Super Life-Form Transformers — The claim that 'Galvatron's body is possessed by Unicron in Beast Wars Neo' is incorrect; Unicron does not possess Galvatron's body in that anime, but rather in the Japanese Beast Wars II manga.
Transformers: Cybertron — The directors listed are Hiroyuki Kakudō and Manabu Ono, but the actual director for Transformers: Cybertron (Galaxy Force) is Hiroyuki Kakudō; Manabu Ono is not credited as a director for this series.
Transformers: Cybertron — Trevor Devall voiced Megatron in early English episodes before David Kaye returned to the role. This is incorrect: David Kaye voiced Megatron for the entire English dub of Transformers: Cybertron; Trevor Devall did not voice Megatron in this series.
Transformers: Cyberverse — Megatron was not elected supreme ruler of Cybertron; in Cyberverse, the war began when Megatron led a rebellion against the corrupt Senate, not because he was elected.
Transformers: Cyberverse — The crew of the Ark did not include Teletraan-1 and Teletraan-X as crew members; Teletraan-1 is the Ark's computer system, not a separate Autobot, and Teletraan-X is a separate entity introduced later, not part of the initial Ark crew.
Transformers: EarthSpark — The series had 3 seasons, not 4; the two specials are part of season 3, not a separate fourth season.
Transformers: EarthSpark — The total episode count is 44, not 46; season 1 has 26 episodes, season 2 has 10 episodes, and season 3 has 8 episodes (including the two specials).
Transformers: Energon — The series culminates in a battle where Optimus Supreme destroys Unicron
Transformers: Energon — Alpha Q stands for Quintesson
Transformers: Generation 2 — The G2 toy line ended in 1995, not 1994 as stated in the STATS section.
Transformers: Generation 2 — The claim that the CGI commercials for Generation 2 constitute an 'animated series' is inaccurate; they were commercials, not a series.
Transformers: The Headmasters — The series originally ran from July 3, 1987, to March 25, 1988, but the correct end date is March 28, 1988.
Transformers: The Headmasters — The claim that the series is set 'six years after the battle with Unicron' is incorrect; the Japanese continuity places it one year after The Return of Optimus Prime, not six years after Unicron.
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