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: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 16 flagged · 30 issues confirmed · 16 corrected · 14 still open
Kagome Higurashi — The claim 'Kagome possesses the greatest emotional strength of all characters in the series' is an unsupported opinion, not a factual error in canon.
Shippo — The entry incorrectly conflates the second movie 'The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass' with the third movie 'Swords of an Honorable Ruler', attributing events from the second movie to the third.
Shippo — The entry states that 'the temporary defeat of Naraku' occurs within the movie, but in the second movie Naraku is already dead before the story begins, not temporarily defeated as a plot point.
Hakudoshi — The LORE section falsely claims that no information is present about Hakudoshi's white hair, pale complexion, or connection to Kanna, when canon provides these details.
Tenseiga Wielders — The claim that Tenseiga was forged alongside Tetsusaiga is incorrect; Tetsusaiga was forged by Totosai from Inu no Taishou's fang, while Tenseiga was forged from a different fang by a different process, not necessarily alongside Tetsusaiga.
Tenseiga Wielders — The claim that in the final battle against Magatsuhi, Sesshomaru uses Tenseiga to sever the connection and they combine the swords' powers by striking them together is inaccurate; the combination of swords by striking them together occurs earlier (e.g., agains
Shikon Jewel Seekers — The entry states Inuyasha sought the jewel fragments to become a full demon before being betrayed by his lover, Kikyō. In canon, the betrayal was orchestrated by Naraku, and Kikyō was tricked into sealing him, not a simple betrayal by her.
Shikon Jewel Seekers — The entry says 'Three years after Naraku's death, the Bone-Eater's Well reconnected, and then Inuyasha married Kagome.' In canon, no specific wedding date is given; the epilogue shows them together after the well reopens but does not state they married at that
Miko Order — The English dub of Inuyasha premiered on Adult Swim on August 31, 2002, and its run ended earlier than January 26, 2005.
Miroku's Wind Tunnel Curse — The curse was placed on Miroku's grandfather, but his name is not given as 'Miyatsu' in the original series or manga; 'Miyatsu' is from a non-canon source.
Miroku's Wind Tunnel Curse — The entry says Naraku 'killed' the grandfather in retaliation, but in canon, the grandfather died later due to the curse, not directly killed by Naraku at that moment.
The Great Demon Lord Naraku — The entry states Naraku was born from the fusion of Onigumo's soul and many demons, immediately becoming a powerful half-demon. In canon, the fusion created a weak, newborn half-demon that initially had to hide and grow stronger over time.
The Great Demon Lord Naraku — The entry claims Naraku manipulated Inuyasha and Kikyo by framing Inuyasha, not by exploiting jealousy. In canon, he framed Inuyasha by taking his human form and attacking Kikyo, which exploited her jealousy and distrust, so the 'not by exploiting jealousy' cl
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